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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1977

Page

3

Dying Son Pleads For Runaway Daughter Maureen

Kathleen and Daniel McCarthy of Randolph New Jersey beg Maureen McCarthy to return as their 27 year old son Daniel dies of cancer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital. Maureen, 14, and friend Kathy Gallagher 15, fled with a circus troupe hitchhiking from New Jersey to California.

New York UPI Kathleen McCarthy Daniel Danny Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital Maureen Randolph, N.J McCarthys Kathy Gallagher Bay Area

Norwalk Kiwanis Defeats Sandusky In Charity Softball Game

The Norwalk Kiwanis Club beat Sandusky Kiwanis in a winner take all benefit softball game, winning 50 for a local charity. Managers and players listed traveled to the event, but the receiving charity was not announced.

Sandusky Norwalk Kiwanis Club Sandusky Kiwanis Club Jim Westerhold Wayne Orwick Ross Meyers Bill Dauch Don Wise al Myers Pat Renna Gordon Schaechterle Dick Moore Fred Waugh Tom Woodyard Chuck Winn Bill Meese

Monroeville students urge lawmakers on tax relief

Monroeville High School senior vocational agriculture students write Ohio legislators about the district's financial distress and its impact on students. They urge tax relief for property owners and note letters were sent to local reps Paul Phifer Marie Tansey and George Deering and to state leaders Oliver Ocasek Vernal Riffe and Charles Kurfess.

Monroeville Ohio Paul Phifer Marie Tansey George Deering Oliver Ocasek Vernal Riffe Charles Kurfess

Norwalk Lions Club Garage Sale Set for Oct 1 2

The Norwalk Lions Club hosts its second annual garage sale on October 1 and 2. Proceeds fund community service projects including aid to the blind. Residents are urged to donate items such as tools appliances toys games glassware furniture antiques and handicraft goods.

Norwalk Lions Club Norwalk

Knew Who Friends Were

Roger Lindsey 66 died at home after hospital release. Police found his body guarded by three dogs, later removed by animal control. Under the body lay his will leaving the entire $10,000 estate to the three dogs.

Los Angeles UPI Roger Lindsey Lindsey Animal Control

Seek Top Farm Couple in Ohio Contest

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation launches statewide contest to find outstanding young farm couple. Applicants must be Farm Bureau members under 30 as of Dec 31 and actively farming. Regional semi-finalists chosen, winner earns trip to AFBF annual meeting in Houston and recognition in Columbus. Applications available from 245 North High St Columbus with Oct 1 deadline.

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ohio Marie Tansey Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Houston Texas Ohio Farm Bureau Columbus North High St

Multiple crashes rattle Norwalk area. drunk driver cited

A Virginia family of four injured when a Port Clinton man driving drunk struck their car on U S 250 near Ohio 13. Other incidents include a Willard teen’s off road accident and several hit and run or reckless driving cases, with numerous damages and citations reported by the Ohio State Patrol.

Virginia Ohio State Patrol Lawrence J. Klos Port Clinton U.S. 250 Ohio 13 Joseph W. Foster Coeburn James H. Foster Lucy Foster James M. Foster Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Klos Alan L. Smith Willard Ohio John T. Nealon Jr Christine M. Morrison Seville Rick N. Ryerson Plymouth U.S. 224 Nineveh Road Morrison Craig S. Livengood E. Main St Norwalk U.S. 290 Terry A. Harrington Mansfield Livengood

Professor Kosan Promoted to Associate Professor of Art

Julius T. Kosan of the Firelands Campus at Bowling Green State University is promoted to associate professor of art. A Firelands faculty member since 1968 he participates in college committees and professional groups and has earned awards at the BGSU May Show EMU May Show Toledo Art Museum May Show and the Ohio State Art Exhibition. He works in watercolors and ink with a specialty in copper enameling, created a copper enamel course at Firelands, and has mounted several solo shows on campus.

Huron Julius T. Kosan Firelands Bowling Green State University Kosan Eastern Michigan University Toledo Art Museum Ohio State

Southern Plantation on Tour in Huron County

The Southern Plantation at John Marquis home in New London area will be a stop on the Town and Country Drive It Yourself Tour Sunday September 11 starting at 1 p.m. The tour includes London Tile Roth Manufacturing New London Grange Hall and local farms with fly casting demonstrations and a chicken barbecue at the New London city park starting at 5 p.m. Brochures with maps and area history are available at county banks supermarkets the Extension Office and Soil and Water District office.

Huron County John Marquis Ohio New London London Tile, Inc Roth Manufacturing New London Grange Hall Riedy Jepson Ward New London Reservoir New London City Park Huron County Granges Soil and Water District

Bovia Considers Salary Cut to Save County Alcohol Center

Huron County Alcohol Center head Steve Bovia told Commissioners the center may need a pay cut to keep programs alive. Prosecutor Hauser reviews funding options as center staff and programs look to continue despite financial pressures.

Steve Bovia Huron County Alcohol Center Bovia Huron County Commissioners Richard Hauser Bovin

Norwalk Player Competes in U S Open Chess Championship

Norwalk chess enthusiast Eric Butler participated in the U S Open Chess Championship in Columbus. In Class B he won six games, lost five, and drew one across a two week event ending August 19. He devised an experimental handicap tourney and ran six satellites plus a six opponent simultaneous exhibition. Butler achieved six grand slams and noted players included Leonid Shamkovich Andy Slotis and Tim Taylor.

Norwalk Eric Butler Columbus Butler Leonid Shamkovich U.S.S.R New York Andy Slotis Tim Taylor Washington, D.C

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