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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1973
Page
2
Principal Sister Mary Sharon notes little new at St Mary Elementary aside from three new teachers Carol Lyle Linda Bonaci and Sister Mary Louize for grades three five and eight. She expects student numbers to rise slightly up to about 180.
Huron County sheriff deputies jailed three people after stopping a car in the Blue Bridge area Thursday night. Bradley W. Koehler, 24, Sandusky, faces marijuana possession and contributing to minors charges. The two 17 year old Sandusky youths also face marijuana possession charges in Juvenile Court.
Monroeville Knights of Columbus will hold a meeting on Tuesday with an Admission Degree exemplification. The Joseph Tyler Memorial class will participate. 1973 graduates are invited to join the K of C at that time.
Julia Ward of rural New London was crowned Labor Day Weekend queen after seven contestants. Attendants Jill Potts and Andrea Barnes were named. A bee sting incident caused minor welts during the pageant. Ward, a NLHS senior, plans volunteer work and study philosophy and psychology in college.
The church hosts a food festival and bazaar on Saturday September 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. menu includes chicken, barbecue beef, sweet corn and salad with baked goods, crafts, a sweet shop and white elephant goods. A Belfast mission speaker William C. Bell will preach Sunday. Chancel choir rehearsals resume Wednesday. Deacons meet Tuesday. Labor Day masses at St Pauls. Communion Sunday at the Lutheran church. Catechism class parents gather Thursday.
The Chancel Choir resumes services this Sunday with rehearsals at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays starting next week. Communion in Ernsthausen Chapel is at 8:45. Promotion Sunday follows. All teachers and church officials dine at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
Norwalk police charged Robert L. Burger, 31, of 26 Baker St., with reckless driving after multiple complaints of hotrodding and racing. Officers observed a car described as a red Mustang accelerate noisily and squeal tires on Whittlesey Avenue, Railroad Street, Prospect Street, and Washington Road. The Ohio State Patrol and Huron County Sheriff's Department also logged calls before Burgers was stopped on Washington Road.
Gene Harkelroad of Milan was fined 25 dollars and costs for junk ordinance violation. Larry A. Hersha of Bucyrus was fined 50 dollars and costs for driving while license revoked, and sentenced to 10 days in jail with the jail term suspended.
Hollywood reports director John Ford died of cancer Friday at age 78. Ford created enduring classics and remains the most Oscar winning filmmaker known for his robust Westerns and strong quiet male leads.
The Norwalk Library switches to fall and winter hours with changes limited to the children's section. Children may pick up certificates for summer reading. Nearby items note film director John Ford, his Oscar wins, and his impact on cinema.
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