Amherst Student Is Given Suspended Sentence
Ronald H. Young, 19, an Amherst College sophomore who drove a college van to Norwalk and turned himself in, received a suspended 60 day jail term after pleading guilty to possession of stolen property. Judge Robert J. Vetter placed him on six months probation. The van was recovered in good condition on Benedict Avenue.
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Ronald H. Young
Amherst College
Norwalk
Sheriff's Deputies
Young
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Benedict Avenue
Halloween Parade At NL Friday at New London
The New London elementary school plans a 2 p.m. Friday Halloween parade led by principal Donald Babcock. The route starts at the school, crosses Memorial Park, proceeds north on South Main Street to East Main Street, and ends at the school parking lot where students form a circle before classroom parties.
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New London
Hallowe’en
Donald Babcock
Cross Memorial Park
South Main Street
East Main Street
Treats but no tricks: Pathfinder Club seeks food for baskets
Six members of the Pathfinder Club of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will go door to door tonight asking for a single can of food to aid Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for local residents who are poor, ill or elderly. Call 662-9152 to contribute.
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Pathfinder Club
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Want A Better Job Read The Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted
Job seekers peruse the Norwalk Reflector help wanted column for local openings. Listings highlight positions, employers, and qualification notes across manufacturing retail and service sectors.
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Norwalk
Monroeville Football Player Hospitalized After Injury
Eric Myers 14 of Monroeville was admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a right eye injury in a Monroeville High freshman game against Clearview. He was treated and released for head injuries. A seven year old Milan student fell from a railing at school and sustained a fractured arm and head injuries at Fisher-Titus. Little Pat of rural Norwalk remains hospitalized.
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Eric Myers
Monroeville
Myers
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Monroeville High
Clearview
Patricia Sholes
Milan
Fisher-Titus
Fire Doused in Auto at 4 S Foster St Norwalk
Norwalk firemen extinguished a blaze in the motor insulation of a car parked at 4 S Foster St. The vehicle, owned by Margaret Garnes of 4 S Foster St, was reported by Neil Ebert at 9 08 a m. Fire Chief Kenneth Link said the fire was caused by a backfire.
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Norwalk
S. Foster St
Margaret Garnes
Neil Ebert
Kenneth Link
Water Rate Proposal Aims for Uniform City Revenue
A joint City Council committee proposes water and sewer rate increases to even out percentage hikes across users. Richard Cunningham, sewer committee chair, notes the new plan would raise general rates about 70 to 75 percent, matching revenue to the city as the original September proposal. City Engineer George Cunitz is calculating anticipated revenue, with ordinances planned for both schedules.
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Richard Cunningham
Utility Study Committee
Cunningham
Sihis Committee
George Cunitz
Inquire About Ambulance Duty Norwalk Council Discusses Volunteers
About 25 policemen, firemen and other citizens show interest in volunteer ambulance work. Councilmen and Mount visited Tiffin to study its service. They did not vote but considered a coordinator and volunteers as a viable Norwalk program.
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William V. Mount
Mount
Tiffin
Thomas Hutton
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