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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
15
Heritage Craft Shoppe on North Main Street offers hand crafted items by local creators with no outlets. The shop moved downtown after four months, featuring 49 consignors aged eight to 84 and items priced from 30 cents to 65 dollars.
County commissioners consider a cooperative sewer project to serve the fairgrounds and a 47 acre development north of the fairgrounds by contractor Robert Price. The group weighs costs, city limits, federal aid, and a new pumping station as Norwalk plans a west Fair Road and north South West Street line with an 8 inch water and sewer extension.
Four Bellevue drivers joined seven area competitors in the Berea regional school bus driving contest held after a Norwalk Junior High rodeo. Scores came from a written test and seven driving tasks with Thomas Baaske of Sandusky taking the top score followed by Albert Jones of Huron David Meyer of Sandusky Stanley Valentine and Vivian Jett of Bellevue Roger L Meyer and Robert W Meyer of Bellevue. It marked the first year of the contest.
St Paul High School driver education students created 28 posters on road rules caution signs and safe driving. Notable works include Kathy Nelson and Judy Didion posters using fatal accident photos and highway sign mobiles. Instructor Bob Fisher leads the classroom display of the posters.
A 45 minute color film Sails and Seagulls will be shown at 7 p.m. Monday at Memorial Lake Clubhouse for Norwalk Sailing Club members and Huron County residents. The movie covers 1963 International Lightning Class Association races at Tawas Bay Michigan. Commodore Thomas Dawson invites interested sailors to attend.
In January 1965 the California Social Welfare Department relaxed its rule against singles adopting. Officials say most authorities favor a two parent home, but the agency now seeks unmarried would-be mothers or widows and divorcées to place children with unique needs. Miracle Water advertises an automatic water refinement unit at 703 W Water St Sandusky.
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