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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1971
Page
4
NHS unveils a 40 member senior kazoo marching band and drill team led by Phil Charville during season opener vs Upper Sandusky. Parents Night introduces all players and cheerleaders. Band performs once, then prepares to march in coming weeks.
Three young men appeared in Common Pleas Court after being arrested by Norwalk police for burglarizing T J s bar at 71 Jefferson Street. Raymond C. Schaffer 19 of Toledo Carroll Michael Holtz 22 of Colonial Hotel and George H Carter Jr 21 of rural Norwalk did not enter pleas. Carter and Schaffer also face charges in a prior $550 break in at Bob Meyer Chevrolet where a $1 100 safe was destroyed. The group is also accused of attempting to break into a safe at General Elastomer before the TJ s burglary.
Huron man Joseph J. Dorton, 18, is held in Huron County Jail on a burglary charge tied to the Oct. 11 break‑in at the B&B Bar 77 Whittlesey Ave. Dorton faces related burglary charges in Berlin Heights case. Robert W. Smith, 24, of Huron, is charged in both incidents. The pair allegedly entered the B&B Bar through a rear window and stole whiskey bottles, cash, and miscellaneous items.
Kenneth R. Arnett 17 of Collins faced a reckless driving charge after passing a vehicle and veering off U S 20 east of Wakeman the night before Thanksgiving. His car rolled over, a passenger Thomas T. Totten 18 of Kipton injured, while others involved included Cinday A. Wensinger 18 Sandusky uninjured.
Salvation Army in Norwalk reported a muted response to inviting local families for Thanksgiving. Lt. Gerald Hitzka said residents preferred to stay home with their own families. About 35 to 40 people offered invitations while 15 turkeys were given and around 70 people sought food.
UPI report notes Chafee and Zumwalt lowering their sign from the Pentagon to the Army secretary’s office. The annual Army Navy game to be played in Philadelphia Saturday. Also funeral services planned for Henry Eichhner, 61, Cleveland native and honorary Count Dracula Society chairman, after a heart attack.
Burglars broke into Sheller-Globe Corp on Jefferson Street and Printainer Corp during Thanksgiving, stealing cash and looting vending machines. Sheller-Globe manager Norman Budziszewski reported 10 to 12 machines broken into, with damage assessment pending. Printainer vice-president George K. Woodward said burglars entered through a door, opened desks, and stole about 15 dollars from a cash box plus possible extra from a vending unit.
Sam E. Boyd of Norwalk and Arthur S. Jarrett of Monroeville were arrested on the eastside Thursday and charged with hunting rabbits within city limits. They were released without bond and are to appear in Mayor's Court Saturday.
A 35 minute color film titled America’s Cup-1971 about the 1970 races will be shown at the Norwalk Sailing Club meeting at 7 p.m. Monday. The documentary covers ship construction and preliminary trials between the Intrepid, Valliant and Hertage and shows the final race between Australia’s Grette and America’s Intrepid at Memorial Lake Clubhouse.
Kendall L. Falke of Norwalk High School spoke on a panel at the National Council of Teachers of English convention in Las Vegas Nevada. This marks the third invitation to the national event.
Dial 662-4241 to place ads and sell items you no longer need. A simple idea to earn cash fast by listing household goods, clothing, and miscellaneous items for sale in local classifieds.
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