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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1971

Page

2

Car Hits Pole and Cited Driver on South Pleasant Street

Charles L. Fisher, 26, of rural Norwalk, was cited on two counts after his car struck an electric pole on South Pleasant Street near Gaumont Nursing Home at 7 45 p m. He told officers brakes grabbed and pulled the vehicle aside. Police charged him with failure to drive on the right side of the road and driving an unsafe vehicle.

Charles L. Fisher Norwalk South Pleasant Street Gaumont Nursing Home Fisher West Main Street Pleasant Street South Prospect Street Giles East Main Street Michael Sevegen Eastlake Sevegen Karen M. Lindenberger South Prospect Whittlesey Avenue Wilford J. Maestas Emil H. Flemming Tranton Mich Maestas Flemming Jack McGhee North Fairfield Edwin C. Wonder Sandusky

Nude women carry lamps in annual temple procession

In southern India locals reported about 80 nude women walking along a stream with lamps in a yearly rite. Officials said childless women and the ill participate by disrobing to march toward a temple, a practice seen in this town as dawn breaks.

Gulbraga India UPI

St Pauls School Honors Top Students in Senior Assembly

St Pauls School recognized the 1971 graduating class at a Senior Honor Assembly. Twins Martha and Michael Hay were valedictorian and salutatorian. Martha earned English, mathematics, foreign language medals plus religion awards. Chris Mushett earned the Ebert Athletic Trophy and Look Ahead Medal. Don Coletta won Scholastic Pursuits and social studies awards. Carol Orth was Homemaker of the Year. Denise Sadler and Jeannette Linder received journalism medals.

St. Paul High School Martha Michael Hay Catholic Youth Organization Catholic Action Chris Mushett Don Coletta St. Paul’s Carol Orth Betty Crocker Denise Sadler Spirit Jeannette Linder Diane Kramer Linda Trotter Steve Hug

New London Band Names Majorettes and Officers

After tryouts, New London High School selects majorettes Linda Angle Marcia Smith Sue Hardy Pam Harwood Jill Potts with alternates Colleen Gorby Debbie Balliett for the band. Junior high picks Ruth Ann Cowie head majorette and regulars Brenda Chase Sue Perkins Susie Anderson Karen Cramer. 1971 72 officers include Kathy Olson president, Nancy Gregory student council rep, Mary Myers vice president, Sally Deppen secretary, Jan Erlenbach treasurer, Marla Yates Wendy Hall Jeanine Marett librarians. Sue Gorby named percussion captain. Summer events feature Carnation Festival Parade Alliance Miss Ohio Pageant Parade Sandusky and Ohio American Legion Convention Parade Cleveland. Local concerts set for July 10 at Recreation Park and for Sidewalk Days.

New London James VanSickle Linda Angle Marcia Smith Sue Hardy Pam Harwood Jill Potts Colleen Gorby Debbie Balliett Ruth Ann Cowie Brenda Chase Sue Perkins Susie Anderson Karen Cramer Kathy Olson Nancy Gregory Mary Myers Sally Deppen Jan Erlenbach Marla Yates Wendy Hall Jeanine Marett Sue Gorby Alliance Sandusky Ohio American Legion Cleveland Recreation Park

Girl Scout Camp Timberlane Open House Set for Sunday

Birmingham residents can tour Camp Timberlane on Green Road this Sunday June 6 from 2 to 4 p.m. Guided trails visit the campsites, with refreshments served at the stocker lodge afterward. Staff and board members will answer questions.

Birmingham Timberlane Green Road Stocker Lodge

Motorist Faces 3 Charges After One-Car Crash

William R. Timman, 41, of Route 601, was charged on three counts following a one-car accident on Woodlawn Avenue Friday morning. He faces drunken driving leaving the scene and driving with a revoked license. Police say he fled the scene then walked away as his car failed from a flat right front wheel.

William R. Timman Route 601 Woodlawn Avenue Timman Huron County

City Church Remodeling Moves Ahead After Bid Wins

The St. Paul Catholic Church interior work will start next week under Roth Construction Corp the low bid at 165000. Immele Brothers win mechanical contract 81870 and A T Emmett electrical bid 38898. Bishop Donovan approved contracts Wednesday and church will relocate to the Social Hall during construction.

St. Paul Catholic Church Gerald Stein Roth Construction Corp Roth Father Stein Immele Brothers Tiffin A.T. Emmett Port Clinton John A. Donovan Toledo Stein

Summer Story Hours Begin at Norwalk Library

The Norwalk Public Library starts its summer program with a special story hour for Benedict School kindergarten at 9 30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on June 3. Beginning June 10 and each Thursday, hours shift to 10 a.m. for grades one to three with Mrs Bud Newton narrating. The library opens weekdays 9 30 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. and Saturdays 12 noon to 5 p.m. Children’s hours vary by day. the summer reading program launches June 7.

Norwalk Children’s Department

Family dispute leads to gun in abandoned car and police caution

Police responded to a northside home Friday after a family dispute. A young man said he sought his brother with a gun but later placed it in an abandoned car. The family filed charges but were urged to delay until Saturday. the gun was held by police. In a separate incident, Ronald D. Cross, 24, collided with a bent Keep Right sign on U.S. 250 near Milan.

Northside Sandusky Ronald D. Cross Morley Dr State Highway Patrol Milan

Fitchville Youths Clear Cemetery For Memorial Day Prep

Fitchville Cloverettes 4-H and 4-H members with Girl Scouts cut weeds and long grass around tombstones at Fitchville Cemetery Friday afternoon ahead of Memorial Day. Led by Mrs. Calvin Coy, the program began eight years ago and now includes the Fitchville Hostess 4-H club and Girl Scout Troop leaders Mrs. Larry Brown Mrs. Kenneth Marett and Mrs. Douglas Knudsen with 45 members involved.

Fitchville 4-H Cloverettes Calvin Coy Coy Larry Oney Fitchville Hostess 4-H Club Larry Brown Kenneth Marett Douglas Knudsen

Norwalk VFW Sets $2400 Loan Fund for Firelands Campus

The Norwalk Veterans of Foreign Wars announces a $2400 fund to offer interest free student loans to Firelands Campus students of Bowling Green State University. Applications are open to all. Norwalk residents and children of VFW members are encouraged.

VFW Student Services Office Firelands Rye Beach Rd Huron Douglas

Norwalk Notices and Local Events Roundup

Quickies Punch Graduations Weddings reunions listed. Free potted geranium with 10 gallon purchase at Philip's Sohio Benedict Water and Dave's Sohio Main Woodlawn. Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club Dance May 29 10 1 Charlie Brown Orchestra. Huron County Bank closed May 31 reopen June 1. B F Goodrich Store inventory day June 1. Summer tutoring Elementary students call 668 8313. Quarter Horses Racing May 30 1 30 Shamrock Downs Zenobia Road.

Philip’s Sohio, Benedict & Water Dave's Sohio, Main & Woodlawn Bronson-Norwalk Conservation Club Charlie Brown Orchestra Shamrock Downs Zenobia Road

Mainview Barber Shop Closure and Farm Offerings

Mainview Barber Shop run by Pat Pigman will close Tuesday June 1 2911. Swabley s Fruit Farm on Rt 61 East lists fresh produce including horseradishes rhubarb asparagus roots raspberry and strawberry plants.

Mainview Pat Pigman Swabley’s Fruit Farm East

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