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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
3
The Hobby and Interest Education program by Norwalk City Schools offers personal typing art upholstery sewing knitting and crocheting plus tennis for all levels. Instructor Terry Goodsite will lead sessions with tuition of 5 or 10 dollars. Residents may register before April 16 and will be contacted about start dates and times.
The IRS office at 158 Market St Sandusky will be open Saturdays April 7 and 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. IRS staff will assist taxpayers with income tax returns. For help call 626 5961.
About 20 Norwalk business couples attended a Norwalk Chamber of Commerce meeting at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Administrator Richard Westhofen outlined the hospital’s growth since 1957 and noted services like nuclear medicine and EEG. Dan Chesanow discussed health care trends and safety measures amid pending state and federal hospital planning rules, followed by a hospital tour and social hour.
Boose Farm Markets Inc receives state approval to operate in Norwalk as a family owned venture led by Raymond and Norman Boose with sons William and James. William Boose 27 will manage the new market expected to offer fresh produce and may later add Amish meats cheeses jams and a wine cellar in a 120 by 60 foot building beside the F J Boose and Sons farm on Rt 61. The project aims to be open by strawberry time.
New London juniors Rhonda Hale and Beverly Gemmel will attend Buckeye Girls State at Capital University Columbus in June. They are co sponsored by the American Legion women’s auxiliary and the local Business and Professional Women chapter.
Richard G. Schneider of Westwood Mobile Estates had speeding with a $17 bond forfeited. Dorothy R. Kelley of Milan and Lucille E. Feagles of 133 N. Hester St. faced speeding with a $22 bond forfeited. Donald L. Reed of 104 Benedict Ave. was found guilty of assault and battery, fined $100 and costs, and sentenced to 30 days in jail with suspension.
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