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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1970
Page
2
Norwalk City School announces three more non credit classes proposed by coordinator James Loughridge beginning bookkeeping conversational German and local natural history ecology. At least 10 enrollments needed for offering with $10 tuition. Registration Tonight and Thursday 7 to 8 30 p m at Norwalk High School auditorium.
In Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Palm of rural North Fairfield were honored at the Farm-City Dinner at the Pick-Carter Hotel for a dairy program and statewide involvement. Palm leads the Huron County Dairy Committee and Ayrshire breeders group. others from Huron attended.
State Highway Patrol charged Bernard R. Hipp Ronald A. MacLean and Richard D. Farner after three separate minor crashes Monday. Hipp failed to yield while turning from a private drive on Ridge Road near Norwalk. MacLean fell asleep and struck a sign breaking a telephone pole on Ohio 4 in Sherman Township. Farner drove off Plymouth East Road hit a stop sign and rammed into a yard after cresting Townline Road 111.
Mary R Fries of Toledo named instrumental music teacher for Pleasant Street Bronson and Maplehurst Schools. A 23 year old graduate of the University of Denver in 1969 she lives at Westwood Mobile Estates.
Gertrude Donahey, the first woman nominated for a state office in Ohio, describes her campaign as grueling yet rewarding while traveling 2000 miles weekly with up to four stops daily. She cites courage required for women candidates and notes voters’ readiness to accept a woman in the money office as treasurer.
The Vatican II Religious Education Center in Sandusky launched its new season on Oct. 6 with a Man and Mass Communications course running through Nov. 10. The first session featured WKYC-TV’s John Schimpf on visual media.
Nijinsky will run in the Champion Stakes at Newmarket on Saturday and will not pursue the Man o War at Belmont Park. The decision was announced by David McCall racing manager for Nijinsky owner Charles Englehorn.
Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra of Paris opened a two hour program with Handel and explored Bach, Mozart, Boccherini, Vivaldi, Milhaud and Handel. Olivier Alain debuted a portable Baroque organ. The 14 Paris musicians performed with precision and shared a 242 month, 50 city North American tour from Norwalk to Chatham.
A 17-year-old Norwalk boy reported he was attacked from the back at the Burger Chef drive-in Saturday night and treated for multiple bruises. Police described the assailant as about 6 foot 3, slim with short black hair, who grabbed him, struck him in the face, and caused facial injuries and a tooth loss.
Peter Blakely 26 was released from Dartmoor Prison July 29 and convicted Monday of stealing the prison doctor's stamp collection while a convict. He is sent back to Dartmoor to serve nine more months.
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