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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1971
Page
2
W H Putnam an investigator for the State Fish and Game Department had his car damaged repeatedly by neighbors a fire engine and a plane while he worked on wildlife damage from an oil spill He parked in a hired space at Long Beach Airport and joked about getting a bicycle to avoid further harm.
MONROEVILLE There will be four kindergarten sections this year to balance class numbers and ease car pools. All children living outside the village and south of U S 20 will attend morning sessions from 8 55 to 11 30 a.m.
A Wakeman woman reported her beige straw purse containing five money orders valued at 76.30 was stolen from a grocery cart while shopping in Norwalk Friday night. She plans to notify the bank to stop payment on the money orders.
Clarence F. March 72 of 159 Whittlesey Ave died at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after an eight month illness. He lived in the Norwalk area his entire life and worked 47 years for Norwalk Furniture Co retiring in 1967. Survived by widow Loretta and several nieces and nephews. Visitation at Kubach Smith Funeral Home 2 4 and 7 9 Sunday and 7 9 Monday with rosary at 8 15 Monday. Funeral Mass 10 30 Tuesday at St Paul Catholic Church. Burial parish cemetery.
A Wakeman fire roared through the Mike Yaworsky farm barn on Fitchville River Rd destroying a two story barn with 100 tons hay 2000 bushels oats and milking equipment. Loss estimated at 90000 for the barn 35000 for the contents with insurance partially covering the damage. No livestock injured and cause undetermined. Firemen from Wakeman with Townsend aid battled the blaze for hours as nearby buildings were protected.
Linda Angle, 17, crowned queen of New London Labor Day celebrations at Recreation Park. She will ride Rotary float and preside over weekend events. Attendants Laurie Burt and Polly Zimmerman link to 4-H and Grange groups. judges include Bruce Wolfe, Geraldine Ross, and Douglas Park.
Barb Rooker was named queen of the 1971 Berlin Harvest Festival, sponsored by the Berlin Garden Club. Lois Anthony, 1970 queen, presented the tiara. Jacquelyn Warden and Penny Krenzer were first and second runners-up. The event drew a larger crowd than usual despite fewer entrants. Judges were local residents and WLKR provided entertainment during the pageant.
Washington reports the first major U.S. food shipment for children has arrived at Chittagong port in East Pakistan. The State Department announced the milestone as part of the aid program.
Norwalk City Council will meet Tuesday night to consider hiring electrical engineers for a feasibility report on how much power the city will need by 1985 and the expected income from reselling power. The panel will also review two ordinances including an accounting study and improvements to Old State Road.
Raymond G. Schaffer 18 77 W Washington St was kept under probation for five more years on conditions after deputies observed him undoing a USPS mailbox with a wrench during a courthouse stake-out at the Huron County Courthouse. Sheriff John Borgia and two deputies arrested him in July for the act and he appeared in Common Pleas Court August 9 to have the probation continued.
Members of the First Baptist Church will attend a 9 a.m. community service at Recreation Park Sunday with church buses providing transport. After the park service they will return for the 10 45 a.m. worship service at the church.
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