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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1970
Page
3
Dr George F Linn county health commissioner urges safe driving on slippery roads. He notes hazards from rain oil wet leaves ice and snow and explains brakes do not stop a car on slick surfaces. When possible avoid driving and otherwise use light pedal pressure pump brakes lightly and keep wheels straight in a skid.
A Norwalk man, Herbert L. Jacobs, 17 W. Washington St., was cited for failure to yield and driving with an expired license after his car hit Wayne W. Sholes’s vehicle on Milan Avenue. Sholes, of 60 S. Linwood Ave., said he saw Jacobs enter the street but could not stop in time.
A fried egg shaped unidentified flying object was reported over East London, prompting a Ministry of Defense inquiry into the sighting. In California, The Sun Island Nudist Club won the Mother Goose Parade sweepstakes with a shoe rhyme float watched by over 400000 spectators. The float featured unclothed girls on the club's display.
Robert Miller won $87.77 in groceries during a three minute sorority drawing at Schild's IGA in Norwalk. He focused on frozen foods and avoided restricted items while spectators watched. Phi Eta Sigma sold tickets totaling $500 for the event. Miller is from Huron and serves as vice president of W.L. Mead, Inc.
Downtown merchants have raised over 90 percent of the United Fund goal of 5500, with drive begun November 6 and to continue through November 28 to allow house to house solicitation. Agencies slated to receive funds include U S O Red Cross Salvation Army Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Golden Agers Little League Humane Society Crippled Children Retarded Children and campaign expenses.
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