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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1969
Page
3
Lorence R. Blymyer 18 of 10 Corwin St pleaded guilty to vandalism in Norwalk Mayor's Court. Sentencing was deferred to May 16 to allow restitution. Multiple other defendants faced various traffic and minor offense fines and costs in the Saturday session.
Seven boys aged 17 to 9 were cited into Juvenile Court on larceny charges after police found items including stainless steel milk cans and toy rifles in woods near Norwalk Creek. Two nine year olds acted as lookouts. A local woman, Mrs. William Slabodnick, earned a Certified Ceramic Teacher certificate.
Petitions to enlarge HMHA territorial limits will be considered by the Ohio Board of Housing at 1 30 p m May 21 in Columbus Hearing Room 4 of the Departments Building 65 South Front Street Chairman Martin E Blum presiding HMHA currently serves New London and Willard
James Walters a longtime South Central High School faculty member is named principal succeeding Alfred D Etterre who resigned to further education. A two year contract with 11500 yearly salary accompanies his appointment announced by the South Central Board of Education. Walters holds degrees from Bowling Green State University and Western Michigan University and leads a new administrative trio with Superintendent Lowell G Etzler who will join the district from Eden Northwest Local School District to improve education.
Loretta Gail Lee of Bellevue becomes the third entrant in the Miss Firelands Pageant. A Bellevue High School senior and five year cheerleader, she belongs to the Girls Christian Association Acapella Choir G A R and Dramatics Club and has worked on the school newspaper. She plans to study at Georgiana Academy of Hair Design in Tiffin.
Lorain resident Paul F. Finerd, 20, died on arrival at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a one car Ohio Turnpike crash near Exit 9. Passenger George T. Griest, 54, and Myra M. Marker, 40, both of Lorain, were admitted with injuries. The westbound car struck a guardrail and overturned after passing trucks.
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