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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
3
Norwalk City Schools starts adult education with Tuesday classes in conversational Spanish art typing crocheting sewing cake decoration and photography at area high schools. Most classes run 7 to 9 p.m. with photography at the Junior High. Registration remains open and new enrollees may join the next session.
Michael Hay of Norwalk is in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being seriously injured October 1 when a steel hauling truck struck a line of traffic stopped at a rural crossing in Tiffin. Hay, 20, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hay of 161 East Main Street. The Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will meet at 8 tonight in the hospital auditorium with Ellen Kraus of Sandusky lecturing on witchery and new officers to be installed.
A 1 p.m Tuesday meeting at St Marys Social Hall aims to organize a Wakeman seniors group. Marjorie Harper of Services For Aging, Inc. says the group will be a center for transportation and meals services, with a potluck lunch provided.
Plans to annex 400 acres including the New London Reservoir and a recreation area are moving forward to enable income tax collection from construction workers on a $2.5 million project. Petitions are being prepared though no formal council action has been taken.
A proposed city ordinance to allow beauty shops in residential areas goes to the Norwalk Planning Commission for recommendation after being introduced at last Tuesday’s city council meeting. The commission also will consider notices to nearby property owners before the Board of Zoning Appeals and a request by Tedech Inc. to modify Northwood Acres Subdivision limits. The meeting begins at 7 30 p.m. in the city council chamber.
Seneca County Sheriff James B. Roberts said charges will be filed in Fostoria Municipal Court against Elmer Blakely Jr. for a steel-hauling truck crash west of Tiffin that killed two, including Gary H. Draxler. Authorities cited no known mechanical failure and Blakely, 44, gave a statement.
Northern Ohio Telephone Co reported a $74 000 cable project under way to expand local service facilities in the Olena area. Don Schwarzentraub, Norwalk customer service manager, said the work includes building new cable lines east and west of Olena.
Randall L. Garner of North Fairfield filed a $27,500 lawsuit in Common Pleas Court against Chrysler Credit Corp of Toledo. He says a 1969 Dodge Crew Cab pickup was repossessed on Sept 18 with $2,500 worth of his belongings inside, including a tent rifle ammunition books papers and $300 in cash. He seeks recovery of the possessions value plus $25,000 punitive damages claiming coercion mental anguish humiliation and loss of reputation. His lawyers Henry E. Young and Frederick F. Waugh seek a jury trial.
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