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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1976
Page
3
Village Council delays action on guardrail project and extends spring trash pickup to May 21 and 22. Residents must place trash at curb by Friday morning May 21 in two person handling containers.
George Russell of the Willard Chamber of Commerce told Huron County Commissioners that locals want to organize a county wide safety council. The plan envisions 50 percent membership from Huron County's 76 manufacturers and links to a state program providing safety training data and publications.
Norwalk city holds a series of work sessions to outline the 1977 budget. Department heads and the City Council finance committee meet from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on multiple dates to discuss allocations for services, utilities, and public works.
Police trainer Sgt. Thomas Hovis and trained K-9 dogs will perform in Norwalk at McGuan Park at 7 p.m. A rain backup at the Huron County Fairgrounds horse pavilion is planned. Hovis is training a new police dog to replace J.C. Dillon who was disabled.
Three Maple City Ice Co. employees arrested in Columbus on charges of carrying concealed weapons have a court date. Joel K. Pickering, 22, is to appear before Judge Leo Stark on May 21 for a pre-trial hearing. Francis Trotter, 57, and Edward F. Rhoad, 45, were arrested April 20 and say the weapons were for personal safety amid strike violence at the Anheuser-Busch Columbus plant where they went to pick up beer.
Pupils from kindergarten to fifth grade at Milan Elementary School present a Bicentennial themed festival Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Students display drawings and paintings in the halls and travel through eras on a time machine to witness American Indians Revolutionary War Roaring Twenties and space travel before the 1976 party. Mrs Anna Wargo directs with all pupils taking part.
A Norwalk woman Clara Gilson 62 was charged after her car struck a city pickup on East League Street. Andrew Luxon 48 denied stopping for traffic. Christopher Mohr 19 received charges after a van hit two cars on East Main Street. Lorine Fleshman 39 was cited for failure to stop on Benedict Avenue. A car backed into a van behind Modern Market. At Strecker Road crossing a train hit a car, injuring four. Bellevue residents faced a train crash near Strecker Road and an 18 year old charged with DUI after a pole crash on Section Line Road.
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