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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1972

Page

2

Edison Won’t Trespass To Dump Fly Ash in Ohio Quarry

Ohio Edison Co said it would not trespass on private land while dumping fly ash from Norwalk plant. A temporary restraining order blocks dumping near Laylin Road property owned by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fritz and bars trespassing on their land. The company says the quarry is city owned and a misunderstanding on property lines will be resolved.

Ohio Edison Co Norwalk Anthony Fritz Laylin Road Ohio~ Edison Ohio U.S. 20

Students Use Zap Gun To Check Speeds In Norwalk

Norwalk students in the TOPICS survey used the zap gun from the police department to measure vehicle speeds at Main Street and Benedict Avenue. City Engineer Jim Widman noted strong turnout and said the study will yield data on traffic volumes accidents pedestrian crossings and recommended safety improvements with TOPICS funding available. Speed checks will expand to other intersections and routes as the project proceeds.

Main Street Benedict Avenue Norwalk Widman Benedict

Monroeville Enforces Tire Noise and Burning Silence

Monroeville Police will strictly enforce ordinances addressing squealing tires and loud mufflers. Residents are reminded that burning trash leaves and brush is prohibited within village limits except sunrise to sunset and not on Sundays or Mondays.

Monroeville

Television Stolen From Willard County Home

Lonnie Barnett of Washburn Road reports a portable television stolen from his rural Willard home on Sunday. Huron County Sheriff's Department says a window was broken to gain entry while he was away.

Lonnie Barnett Willard Washburn Road Wal Huron County Sheriff's Department Barnett

Monroeville Comedy Preview Lock Stock and Lipstick

Monroeville High School Drama Department presents Lock Stock and Lipstick a three act comedy Friday November 17 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium Gene Cherry plays Gordon Warren Karen Winslow portrays the new counselor Jane Gardner with a cast including Sue Roeder Tim Christman Ellen Miller Janet Wendt Robbie Rouse Chris Clelland Don Long Brenda Turner Donna Brooks Elaine Smith and Mary Seibold Tickets are available from cast members or at the door.

Monroeville Gordon Warren Board of Education Warren Gene Cherry Karen Winslow Jane Gardner Sue Roeder Tim Christman Ellen Miller Janet Wendt Robbie Rouse Chris Clelland Don Long Brenda Turner Donna Brooks Elaine Smith Mary Seibold

Norwalk Welcomes Anderson Family In Moving Scene

Ruth and Larry Anderson relocate to Norwalk with four daughters. Ruth begins as organist and music director at First Baptist Church on Nov 1. Larry, a quality control manager and Akron alumnus, plans to join a local Junior Achievement group. Their 12 room home at 148 E Main St hosts Laurel 12 Donna 10 Sharon 7 and Jessica 2 who adapt to Norwalk schools and community.

Larry Anderson Norwalk Anderson Ruth First Baptist Church Cuyahoga Falls Baptist Church Wappler Instrument Co University of Akron Andersons E. Main St Cuyahoga Falls Melvin Silcox Glen Lingo John Horrigan Linwood Ave Dora A. Lowther State St Apt Kathy Ehrman Albert J. Rennett Jefferson St J.M. Newton James St

Norwalk Library Book Sale During Book Week

The Norwalk Public Library will hold a book sale November 12 to 18 to clear worn shelves. Items include adult and children’s books, westerns, mysteries, fiction and non fiction priced at 20 cents. Proceeds fund new books, with hours 9:30 to 8:30 weekdays and 12 to 5 Saturday.

Norwalk Public Library Enid Denham

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