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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1971

Page

3

Halloween Candy Sale Aids Kidney Foundation

The Norwalk Jaycee Women's Club sponsors a Halloween Candy Sale for the Kidney Foundation. Two trucks will park in front of the Huron County Courthouse and Huron County Banking Co. from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Local businesses cooperate with Sandi Klingelsmith noting bags become hand puppets when emptied. Individual candy bags for trick or treaters will also be sold.

Norwalk Jaycee Women’s Club The Kidney Foundation Huron County Huron County Banking Co Sandi Klingelsmith Jaycee Wives Group

Driver Cleared Of Charge In Court Ruling

William R. Timman a 41 year old from rural Norwalk was found not guilty in Huron County Court Tuesday. Sheriff officials said the acquittal stemmed from the filing of the wrong charge as driving without a license should have been the count rather than driving while license was revoked.

William R. Timman Norwalk Timman Huron County Court Sheriff's Department

First Baptist Church Offers Bible Study for Ladies

New London church launches Lessons On Christian Living with weekly 10 to 11 a.m. sessions each Tuesday for fall and winter. Mrs Jeri Hargis leads discussion with babysitting provided. Pastor Al DAmato teaches a 12 week course at Sandusky Bible Institute on Thursdays Sept 23 to Dec 9. Homecoming Sunday planned for Oct 3.

New London First Baptist Church Jeri Hargis al D’amato Sandusky Bible Institute New London Church

Clyde Resident Pleads Guilty to Traffic Charges

Victor P. Romero of Clyde pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to drunken driving and driving without a license. He received a $200 fine plus costs, three days in jail, and a 30 day driving prohibition, plus an extra $50 fine and costs for the license violation.

Victor P. Romero Clyde Common Pleas

John Benson Seagoing Life Recalled From Antwerp to Cape Town

John Benson 83 recalls a sailor career starting at 17 aboard a Norwegian bark and a tall ship. He sailed to Gulfport and Montevideo, then Cape Town, Cape Horn storms, and life aboard steamers and full rigs. Benson now lives on Crandall Road with ship paintings and a wife who gifted him a ship picture.

John Benson Benson Gulfport Miss America Cap Montevideo Uruguay Jarmut Nova Scotia Cape Town South Africa United States West Indies Seawise Mariner Peru Antwerp Cape Horn Crandall Road Maude John Maudie

Priest Speaks at Adam's Jr High in Sandusky

The Rev Emery Tang of the Franciscan will give a talk titled This Is The Beginning Not The End on Tuesday in the Adam's Jr High auditorium Sandusky. Charles R Allen 19 Willard faces indecent exposure charges after arrest Tuesday. alleged to have exposed himself Sunday and is held in Huron County Jail. Robert S Rush of Los Angeles says animal care in city pounds is humane and not at fault amid TV reports.

Emery Tang Adam's Jr. High Auditorium Sandusky Charles R. Allen Willard Huron County Los Angeles UPI Animal Regulation Department Robert S. Rush

Bear captured in Santa Fe after tree ambush

A 150 pound bear was tranquilized from a tree at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Abeyta in Santa Fe New Mexico. State Game and Fish personnel moved the bear to a remote mountain area. This marked the fourth bear to wander into Santa Fe since June.

Santa FE N.M UPI New Mexico State Game and Fish Department Gilbert Abeyta

Willard Panel Hear On Remark About Light Plant Proceeds

Willard resident Willard Man objects to a remark by a Norwalk charter commissioner about proceeds from the Willard light plant sale. John A. Wallace says the $1 575 000 from the sale to Ohio Power Co remains invested in CDs and municipal bonds with interest going to the general fund. The sale, in November 1965, financed Willard’s water project. The charter commission's main business covers planning and zoning. The Firelands Tax Association hosts its first city income tax seminar October 26 at the Lorain County Club with two sessions.

Willard Norwalk John A. Wallace Willard United Bank Wallace Robert Fish Ohio Power Co Fish Charter Commission King Jameson Wilhelm Benz Planning and Zoning Commission City Planning Commission Jameson Benz Planning and Zoning Board Firelands Municipal Tax Association Lorain Erie Huron Richard L. Chesnut Lorain County

Burglars Loot Spinello Shoe Shop and Street One Way Change

Thieves rifled the back door of Spinello Shoe Shop at 72 E Main St stealing a Mexican silver dollar and small coins. Police report owner Samuel Spinello noted the break before 9 this morning. Also Wooster Street between Monroe and East Main will become one way south to reduce traffic and protect churchgoers at St Paul’s. Paul Hensley of Monroeville injured in motorcycle crash on Hollister Street and treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Harold E Willis pleads guilty to drunken driving after Peru Center Road crash. fined 200 dollars, 3 days in jail, 30 day license suspension.

Spinello E. Main Samuel Spinello Benedict Ave Wooster Street Monroe East Main Streets Herbert Krogh William Bodart St. Paul’s High School Father Bodart St. Paul Catholic Church Paul Hensley Monroeville Hollister Street Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital

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NL Church Fred Stewart Collins Belgium Rush W. Main St Singer Company Singer Kays Choe W. Main Willard Man Firelands Wooster Hart Harold E. Willis Peru Center Road Common Pleas Court
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