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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
8
A state hearing and speech center opens on St Francis Street in Tiffin offering evaluation with soundproof rooms and three trial hearing aids for two weeks. Tests cost 15 dollars or payment adjusted to ability. Mansfield has a similar facility.
The St. Paul Student Council hosts a car wash Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the grade school parking lot. Proceeds support the Legacy For Life Fund. Ray Fritz named National Merit Semi finalist. Western Reserve prep for Friday clash with Big Red Machine at Western Reserve.
The Huron County Grand Jury will convene in Norwalk next Friday for the September term. Thirty-five county residents are summoned as potential jurors, including William Giles and Gerald Stoll of Norwalk and Ruth Howland of New London, among others across multiple towns. The full list includes residents from Norwalk Monroeville Willard Willard Attica Bellevue Wakeman and neighboring rural areas.
Ohio State University will publish a new code of student rights and responsibilities next Monday. The code, issued Thursday, aggregates rules once in manuals now accessible to students. It refines conduct to campus related premises and removes freshman dorm hours for women, while excluding hazing from the change.
Seniors must register for the SAT by today with the test on Oct 15. The combined PSAT and NMSQT will be offered for juniors on Oct 19 at $2.50. Theatre Guild plans The Superior Savage this fall with tryouts when the script arrives.
At least two Firelands Historical Society members will attend the Ohio Association of Historical Societies annual meeting in Coshocton in October. Mrs. John Stoneham and Mrs. Fay Mellett will join a Roscoe Village tour and a canal boat trip. Officers will be elected. A film on Roscoe Village and an open house at Johnson Hamrick House Museum are planned. Reservations via Raymond Hay,Coshocton historian.
Bellevue resident Mrs. Ed Moyer will represent the Firelands area in Michigan Air Races at Saginaw. A six year pilot, she flies with co sponsor Galion Flight Training Inc and departs from Huron County Airport with co pilot Mrs. Ted Wolf. The round robin race spans about 200 miles starting and ending at Tri City Airport in Saginaw.
Helen Tehensky pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to a misdemeanor for writing a $600 check with insufficient funds. She received a suspended six month sentence, five years probation, and was ordered to restitution and court costs.
Lonnie S. Westbrook aged 21 of rural Willard was sentenced to one to two years at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield after pleading guilty to malicious entry to commit a felony in the Holiday Lakes Lodge break-in. Co-defendant Ray Patrick, 18 of Detroit, Michigan, received probation after pleading guilty. A $300 cash theft was reported from Mrs. Zirkel’s desk.
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