Norwalk Grassroots Eyes Low Rent Housing Help
The Norwalk Grassroots Organization plans to work with the Mayor's Committee on Human Relations on a low rent housing program. It warns that enforcing housing and condemnation laws may displace tenants and provoke backlash. They announce a summer Head Start program funded by donations, starting June 23 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, with a parents advisory council to set goals for Norwalk Head Start.
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Norwalk
Committee On Human Relations
Earl Lover
Grassroots
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Head Start
May James
James
Linda Wilde
Ruth Weese
Three Men Plead Guilty To Tipsy Driving
Stanley Huffman of West Salem pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court on Monday to driving while intoxicated and received three days in jail a $200 fine court costs and a 30 day license suspension. Fred Barnett of North Fairfield and Ethan Patrick of Collins also pleaded guilty and received identical penalties in successive hearings.
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Stanley Huffman
West Salem
Common Pleas
Fred Barnett
North Fairfield
Ethan Patrick
Collins
Pleasant PTO Fish Fry At Pleasant Elementary Saturday
The Pleasant League Parent Teachers Organization sponsors a fish fry at Pleasant Elementary School Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. A cake walk and bake sale will accompany the event, with tickets available at the door.
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The
Pleasant League Parent Teachers Organization
Pleasant Elementary
Want Ads Dial 662-4241 for Ad Writing
Short notice urges readers to use Want Ads to rent, sell, or hire services. Dial 662 4241 to contact an ad writer for crafting classified advertisements.
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Dial
Kiwanis Honors Norwalk and St Paul Senior Musicians
Kiwanis Club saluted senior music students from St Paul and Norwalk High Schools for community contributions. Dr Charles Spohn of Ohio State marching band lauded their accomplishments and opportunities. Paul Tucker introduced guests. principals and music staff were acknowledged.
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Norwalk Kiwanis Club
St. Paul
Norwalk
Charles Spohn
Ohio State Marching Band
OSU
Paul Tucker
William Bodart
St. Paul School
Molly Dent
Paul Laycock
Norwalk High
Allen Ruthman
George Marshall
Tucker
Salvation Army seeks used instruments for youth music program
Norwalk Corps Captain Naomi Drake announces Operation Melodytime offering free music lessons to boys and girls, funded by donated used instruments. Initiative invites community donations to supply gear for aspiring young musicians.
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Salvation Army
Naomi Drake
Norwalk Corps
Melodytime
Ohio
Drake
Multiple Minor Vehicle Accidents Reported Across Norwalk Area
Police logged several fender benders including Audey Boles's 96 Milan Ave rear impact near Woodlawn Ave, a mailbox hit on Whittlesey Ave from a northbound car, a rural Norwalk backing incident at Spector's store lot injuring no one, and a Main St collision involving Jerry Emmons and Michael Natali. Salvation Army seeks brass instrument donations through Operation Melodytime, led by Capt. Drake, inviting local drops at 48 Benedict Ave 1 PM to 4 PM.
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Audey Boles
Milan Ave
Boles
Woodlawn Avenue
A&b
Donald Burtchin
Whittlesey Ave
East Main
Beverly Dankmyer
Corwin
Prospect
Main St
Jerry Emmons
East Seminary
Michael Natali
Natali
Slop Day Plans Raise Cautions At Local Assembly
An all student assembly covered mind bending drugs and penalties presented by Huron County Sheriff John Borgia. Students learned health risks as sophomores later heard show tunes from Mr. Banjo and an unpaid assistant.
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Huron County
John Borgia
Banjo
Texas Pete
Jail Fires Burned by Rioting Inmates in Cleveland
Firemen spent nearly two hours extinguishing several small fires set by about 70 inmates at the Cuyahoga County Jail. Deputies used tear gas to subdue the prisoners following anger over tighter visiting rules.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Ralph E. Kreiger
Paulites poll favors capital punishment at St Pauls
A student poll at St. Pauls shows 74 percent backing the death penalty in some form while 17 percent favor abolishment and 9 percent have no opinion. Practice is underway for the baseball team coached by Mike Gottfried aiming for an April 7 opener at Fostoria St. Wendel.
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Gene Hettel
St. Paul's
Mike Gottfried
Fostoria St. Wendel
B B Shot Damages Door At Arlington Circle Home
Mrs. David Bauer of 4 Arlington Circle reported to Norwalk police that a B B gun fired at her house on Wednesday evening caused a small hole in the outer pane of a sliding thermopane door. The shot appeared to come from the road. White Roofing and Lumber Co estimated about 100 dollars to fix.
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David Bauer
Arlington Circle
Norwalk
White Roofing and Lumber Co
Prompt Newspaper Carrier’s Plea for Prompt Payment
A letter urges readers to have correct change ready when the carrier arrives. It emphasizes that timely payments boost the boy’s route profit and reduce repeated collection calls. The message thanks readers for their cooperation and notes the carrier works for himself.
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PTO
All Brass Band
Capt. Drake
Benedict Avenue
Goving- St
Student Council
Michigan
South Central
Diane Kerkhoff
Chris Calhoun
Providence Nursing School
Nancy Wechter
Whitney Field
Plymouth
William E. Barry
Kreiger
Elks Country Club
K. of C
Kiwanis
NHS
SPH
Paul Jones
ITT Technical Schools
Mihali’s
A~atian 4
Dan
Ance
Citizens National
Firelands
E. Main ST
Southside
Benedict Ave
Fisher Titus
Northside
Cline St
F.D.I.C
Federal Reserve System
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