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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1966
Page
3
About 375 to 400 parents toured Norwalk's Junior High School on the same class schedule as students. They joined 10 minute classes with two minute breaks, reading government books, taking grammar tests, and watching color geography films, with some getting lost or late between sessions.
A Monroeville youth, Calvin D. White, 18, was cited for passing without an assured clear distance after his car struck a crane boom owned by Huron County and hit a guard post. The 2:32 p.m. crash at West Main and North West Streets injured White, with windshield damage and a neck cut. passenger Jay Lambert, 34, escaped injury. The crane carrier was driven by Floyd E. Gregory, 63.
The Huron County Inter scholastic Activities Association will meet at Townsend Elementary School hosted by Western Reserve for an Italian Dinner. The county teachers group plans a creative writing contest and the Junior Fair and Science Day activities. Wallace White will present slides on Firelands history. All county teachers are invited.
An Ohio Highways Department vehicle parked on West Washington Street was struck by a hit-skip auto Monday morning. Driver Wilfred Smith, 165 West Washington Street, discovered the damage at about 10 15 a.m. The rear of the department car sustained only slight damage.
A New London man, Fredrick Welch aged 22 of Rt. 2, New London, reported a deer collision on Rt. 162 west of Fitchville. The deer ran into his car’s right side and Welch was allowed to keep the animal.
William P. Headley of Worthington will be the featured speaker at the annual Farm and City Banquet on November 10 at 7 p.m. at the Church of the Master in Stueben. He will present his safety program entitled The Preaching Deacon, a fire and brimstone interpretation of how a country parson views safety.
Willard City Council approved three ordinances on an emergency basis Monday night. One ordinance authorizes a contract with Clark Turner and Associates of Yellow Springs to prepare a master plan for the city at a gross cost with the city’s share estimated at 7,400 dollars.
Mayor Willard urged standard police training and more patrols while council eyed patrol staffing. A $1998 police cruiser purchase replacing a 1964 model was approved along with sewer work on Walton Street and reduced building code permit fees. An insurance contract with Blue Shield Blue Cross costs $27000 yearly.
EHOVE supporters in Norwalk and Huron rally as Sumser pledges victory in Norwalk with a stake dinner on the outcome. Sumser, Norwalk campaign chair, challenges workers that Norwalk will top all 13 districts. Mackiewicz in Huron accepts. Sumser declares confidence in Norwalk’s backing.
The 83rd Infantry Division known as the Thunderbolt is seeking lost members. Former members should contact National Secretary Larry Redmond at 132 Rockwood Drive Harvertown Pa. The organization, formed after WWII, holds an annual reunion. This will be the 21st reunion, staged in Chicago Illinois in August 1967.
Arthur J. Gnecco 39 Milan red light violation 10 waiver Loyal B. Cross 55 Toledo speed in excess of conditions 15 waiver Dean H. Betschman 20 Monroeville improper backing 10 and costs Ralph R. Kuhlman Jr 39 54 Norwood driving under the influence of alcohol 200 and costs Robert D. Mann 18 106 N Hester failure to stop within an assured clear distance 15 waiver Norma Jean White 28 New London red light violation 10 waiver F Mead Park 7 Hickory St stop sign violation
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