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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1972
Page
3
Mrs. Thomas Sheidler of 65 Spine Court wins a three minute free shopping spree at Schild's IGA Foodliner in Norwalk. Sponsored by Kappa Epsilon Sorority the drawing set for 1 p m Sunday will let her fill a cart with as much as possible in three minutes.
Milan Village Council rejected all bids for a new equipment barn after misunderstandings on the project. A fresh design will place the barn beside the township barn with a firewall between structures. The committee will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22 to consider new drawings. The village will pay suppliers for the Center Street storm sewer project.
Wayne Klein and Roland Reed were promoted to vice presidents at Norwalk Furniture Corp. Klein becomes VP in charge of manufacturing overseeing production and subsidiary operations in Tennessee and Kentucky. Reed becomes VP in charge of finance supervising all monetary dealings and accounting.
In Reno Nevada a drunk driving suspect was ordered to walk a straight line to prove sobriety. The man declared he could do it hands down and proceeded to hand walk the line without wavering before officers let him drive on.
Norwalk school board approved Janson Industries plan to install a lengthwise divider curtain in the junior high gym for 2894. The move aims to separate boys and girls classes, reduce distractions, and allow larger groups to hear outside speakers.
The Norwalk Chamber highlights 1972 achievements with Mayor Goodsite praising cooperation with city Hall on parking and annexation. Retiring President James Seitz commends officers and notes downtown beautification and the Nov 25 Christmas Parade. 1973 president Charles Winn pledges parking and traffic improvements as city and chamber relations improve.
A jury in Common Pleas Court returned a verdict for Richard Wingate of Monroeville in a $55,000 personal injury suit filed by John and Linda Paul of Castalia. The Pauls claimed 120 mph driving caused the crash on U S 20, Wingate contends 55 to 60 mph. Lawyers: Jerry Murray for the Pauls, Paul R. Miller for Wingate. Judge Robert E. Henderson presided.
Norwalk Planning and Zoning will meet at 7 30 p m in city hall to review plats for the Timberlake extension of Eastwood Village and the Tedech subdivision on Gallup Avenue. Also on the agenda is James Seitz seeking a variance for a three family dwelling on a lot at Chatham and Harkness after razing a house.
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