Norwalk Parks names 16 duck blind recipients
Norwalk Park and Recreation Commission drew 16 duck blinds for the season at Memorial Lake. Recipients listed by blind number include James Brut sche, Tod E Wagner, Dale Kuiesza, Everett Kocher, Linda Wagner, David Bauer, William Loudy Jr, Randal Haupricht, John Comyns, Jack Wilde, Glenn Higgins, Carl L Myers, Dallas Newton, John Brut sche, William M Loudy, and Louis D Thill. Alternates named are James Hamond, James Thill, and John Darnell.
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Norwalk Park and Recreation
Parsons St
Blind
John Brutsche
Jefferson St
eBlind
William M. Loudy
Norwood Ave
Norwalk Sees Safest Year Yet With One Fire Causing $500
Fire Inspector Donald T. Hohler reports 1977 shaping as the safest year in recent history with only one residential fire in September causing 500 dollars in damage. Fire Prevention Week is October 9 to 15, and programs will reach over 60 percent of Norwalk homes with school assemblies, movies, and prize contests funded by independent insurance agents and local sponsors.
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Norwalk
Donald T. Hohler
Hohler
League Street
McDonald’s Corporation
Ohio Fire Marshal's Office
McDonald's
Cedar Point
Theft of $195 Typewriter From Livengood Storage
Police blotter reports Terri Livengood stating a $195 typewriter was stolen from a storage room at Livengood Engineering on 9 W Seminary St. Police noted three 16 by 20 inch windows broken at Norwalk Wholesale Distributors on 14 Franklin St. Alice Poe reported several old plates valued $10 to $15 stolen from her home on Whit tlesey Ave. BBs damaged two windows in a camper owned by Ray Gough at 4 Cedar St. Thomas W. Smith, of 101 Gallup Ave., arrested on a bench warrant Wednesday night for failing to appear in Norwalk Municipal Court. posted $50 bond and released.
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Livengood Engineering
W. Seminary St
Terri Livengood
Norwalk Wholesale Distributors, Inc
Franklin St
Ray Gough
Cedar St
Thomas W. Smith
Gallup Ave
Norwalk
Smith
Man Sentenced in Fatal Huron County Car Accident
Daniel L. Dearth of rural Bellevue received six months to five years in prison and a $1000 fine on aggravated vehicular homicide charges. The sentence was suspended and he was placed on two years probation with mandatory participation in the Huron County Alcohol Center program after a plea agreement. Nancy Hayes, 26, of Ohio 113 near Bellevue, died July 24 from head injuries after falling from the hood of Dearths station wagon.
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Daniel L. Dearth
Dearth
Bellevue
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Huron County Alcohol Center
Nancy Hayes
Ohio 113
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Milan
Tim Hohman
Aboney Discount Centers
E. Main Norwalk
M.F
Elbe
Thick & Thirsty
ULTRA
IDEAL
White Westinghouse
White-Westinghouse
Sure Service
ATS CO
Ora WO
E. Monroe
Huron County
Ideal Appliancenter
Remington
Shaver Clinic
Remington Service
Remington Factory
Norelco
Sunbeam
Ronson Schick
W. Main Norwalk
Safest
Alice Poe
Whittlesey Ave
Roy E. Harvey
Dr. Harvey i
West Aigler Blvd
Ohio
West Bend
MEM Pt Gy
Lt T High School
Lady Anne
TCU
BankAmericard
Ciider Jewelers
Royal Lace
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