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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1972
Page
3
Fire at Saginaw Wire Products Inc on Ontario Street destroyed fabricated items in a drying room. Heating unit malfunction is suspected. report forwarded by Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin. Fire called in by Glen Lingo at 11 43 p m. room remained intact with no loss estimate.
The North Fairfield Community Chest Drive will run October 22 to 28 with a $500 goal. Funds go 50 percent to the Village Library, 10 percent to the Firelands Area Boy Scouts, $25 to the Huron County Society for Crippled Children, and the remainder to aid needy families. Officers include Mrs. Jerry Minniear as chairwoman and Mrs. Claude Reed as secretary.
A woman fell on the sidewalk during a scuffle at the B B Bar on Whittlesey Avenue. Mrs. Fred A Hersha sustained swelling to her left hand and face after a strike by another woman. Wayne A Smith, who tried to intervene, was struck in the face. No charges were filed.
Willard police detained Walter Stover twenty three and Edward Caudill eighteen over a September break in at the Yanni Beauty Shop on West Maple Street. Caudill faced Huron County Common Pleas Court today while Stover was to appear Tuesday. An employee found clothing missing.
Classified note urges readers to use Want Ads to rent sell or hire and to dial 662 4241 for an ad writer today.
Norwalk officials warn door to door solicitations for Halloween are not authorized and requests for donations should be reported to police. A report notes youths with cans rang Woodlawn Avenue doors Saturday night seeking contributions and named suspects urged to be reported. Police report ongoing fundraising brings the Halloween Party total to 295 dollars, with a 15 dollar Beta Sigma Phi check among the latest funds.
Admissions list includes Kenneth Rex Monroeville Clyde May Norwalk Verna Pflieger Norwalk Patricia Thumm Norwalk Barbara Bower Norwalk Jerry Boling Norwalk Pauline Hamer Norwalk Robert Burger Norwalk. Discharges include Corrine Close Norwalk Sarah Gerstenberger Collins Pearl Rollins Wellington Eva Spohn Norwalk and others.
Norman J. Budziszewski of Norwalk becomes division general manager of Sheller Globe Corporation City Auto Stamping Division in Toledo. Peter B. Bateman succeeds him as division general manager in Norwalk. Both report to George M. Findling.
Monroeville junior high sponsors a fun night from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in the elementary gym. Activities include ping pong dancing volleyball badminton and more. Open to junior high students only with Student Council leaders Thomas Smith Roger Schaffer Leanne Rider Eugene Leber Vicki Perry Cindy Christman Darrell Stein Kathy Onenga Connie Schnee and Ronald Webb. faculty adviser Dale VanLerberghe.
Two Norwalk and St Paul High School Junior Achievers formed two more companies Thursday night. N.F. sponsored by Norwalk Furniture Corp will produce pencil holders while Fair Pub sponsored by Fair Publishing House makes fireplace starters.
Richard L. Justice, 18, of 103 Jefferson St., reported tape cartridges were stolen from his car since Wednesday. He said the car was locked with windows up, but Friday morning the doors were found unlocked and the windows and driver’s door opened.
The North Star Council of Governments received a $30,000 federal grant to fund six seminars on all facets of criminal justice. A local in kind match of $28,322 supports the effort. Officials from Erie, Huron, Sandusky, Seneca and Ottawa Counties participate in the seminars.
Two Monroeville youths, aged 14 and 15, confessed to breaking into the elementary and high school buildings on Saturday, ransacking desks, writing obscenities, and stealing equipment. Police recovered tape recorders, a projector, and a camera found under a local building. The boys, released to their parents, planned the acts for a month and also admitted a prior shoplifting incident.
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