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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
4
Bob Hart said the Friday morning team meeting location is not yet set. He will consult the Ministerial Association at lunch to choose a church near the high school for the gathering, continuing the pattern of church meetings on Fridays in September.
Huron County Mental Health Society schedules its annual meeting for October 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital auditorium. Professor Robert Ryan of Ohio State University will discuss community mental health and its implications for Huron County. Refreshments follow the election of Board of Trustees members and officers.
North Fairfield village council voted against Trick-or-Treating this year except UNICEF on Oct 29. A Halloween Party for village youngsters will be organized by the Lions Club with date and time to be announced. Boxes will be placed at the post office and bank for party contributions. Discussion covered new sidewalks and the installation at the Masonic Temple and Kubach Smith Funeral Home. The General Offense Code for Ohio was discussed and council will seek solicitor advice on adoption at the next meeting.
Police Chief L C Hilson told Mayor Wayne Goodsite that the Fraternal Order of Police voted Tuesday night to donate 50 dollars to Norwalk’s Halloween Fund.
Holy Name Society at St. Joseph Catholic Parish in Monroeville appoints Eugene M. Dick as president Wilfred J. Cline as vice president Alfred J. Feuerstein as secretary and Walter Clifford Hauser as treasurer A country style breakfast will follow the 8 a.m. Mass in the Social Center.
District meetings to select candidates for the Firelands Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in three districts. District 2 in New Haven Ripley Greenwich Cass and Blooming Grove meets at Ripley Township House with Ed Sharpless as temporary chair. District 7 covers Mifflin Vermilion Mohican and Madison at Hayesville School Cafeteria with Earl Shank as temporary chair. District 9 includes New London south of East Main and West Main meets at Firelands office Prospect Street New London with J K Weaver as temporary chair.
An adult photography class sponsored by Norwalk City Schools will run Mondays from 6 to 8 p.m. at Norwalk Junior High School. The time was set by the first class attendees, and others may enroll by attending the second session next Monday.
New London Township Trustees consider annexing Euclid Road to the village after a village representative attended the meeting. They note the road needs rebuilding with an estimated cost of 17 000 to 20 000 dollars and raise questions about legality due to deeds showing ownership to the road center. Monroe to review legal questions and report back.
A 15 year old girl told Norwalk police a man in a station wagon exposed himself to her and a friend Monday afternoon. She reported it Tuesday and said the men accosted them at West Main and Garfield Streets. An interruption of a telephone call Monday evening referenced the incident.
South Central High hosts a homecoming dance after the football game with New London Friday at 8 p.m. The event runs to midnight with 75 cents single and 1.50 per couple admission and refreshments available. Dryer lint causes smokey scare at 399 East Main Street.
1973 74 membership tickets mailed to all members and contributors. If not received, call Vince Hipp 6627101 or Mrs Jack Brown 6635665. First concert is Saturday at 8 15 p m. New residents or those not contacted last spring can buy season tickets at the door before the concert.
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