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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1969
Page
3
Six candidates will receive the Initiatory Degree Wednesday night at the International Order of Odd Fellows. The event marks part of Norwalk Huron Lodge 37's activities for the Order's 150th anniversary on April 26, 1819 in North America.
Milan Historical Museum begins its 1969 season Saturday with new art glass exhibits and renovations. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. daily, closed Mondays. Two arrests for driving while intoxicated. Pearl Patrick of Attica and Edward Damron of New London were detained.
About 100 children joined the first annual Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the New London Jaycees on Sunday. Thirty dozen eggs were hidden with Denise Welch winning the top prize a $10 marked egg. Other prizewinners included Barry Field Brenda Haslage Peggy Kelly Beth Kelly Roy Stewart Rhonda Pam Hamilton Gary Williams Karen Anderson Julie Kinzer Carey Field Pat Petrie Angela Newyear Kimberly Ann Jennings Barry Field and Mark Roeder. Robert Sprague chaired the event with helpers Doug Stoner Joseph Enderby Al Randleman and Scott Staschke.
Norwalk High School will sponsor a Norwalk High student for the 20th annual Odd Fellows United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth in New York. Eligibility requires sophomore or junior by June and age 16 or 17, with selection based on scholarship leadership and community interest. Delegates will tour UN buildings observe sessions dine in the Delegate's dining room and interview country representatives.
A Firelands Section of the Society of Plastics Engineers is organized with headquarters in Sandusky. It will discuss technical papers, conduct plant tours, and promote plastics education across Erie Huron Hardin Wyandotte Crawford Richland Ashland and Holmes counties. Officers include George W. Ryan chair and councilman Frank Czech co chair Thomas Walker secretary Michael Garstecki treasurer Harry Filler membership Hans Schlotterer program committee Walter Rock house committee William Meaders publicity Robert W. Chute pee. activities Paul J. Palmer Sandusky.
The third annual Good Friday Breakfast for men will start at 6 30 a m Friday in the Fellowship Hall of the First United Presbyterian Church on Firelands Boulevard in Norwalk All church laymen of Norwalk are invited A Lenten message will be delivered by Dr J W Freiling superintendent of the Norwalk District United Methodist Church Reservations can be made by calling the church office at 663 1001 by Wednesday.
Four people were injured in a Route 60 collision north of New London at 1 20 p m Monday. The station wagon driver Richard S Ross 53 Wakeman and Dixie L Huggins 16 New London collided while Huggins pulled out to pass. Injured were Ross his wife Lois Huggins passenger John Meyer 8 and Huggins. Huggins charged with driving left of center.
Charles Fisher 23 of rural Norwalk fined 25 dollars and 7 dollars costs for reckless driving on private property at Newton Terrace apartments. Michael Ryan 35 of Marion Drive fined 10 dollars and 7 dollars costs for disturbing the peace. Richard Rench, manager, filed charges. Doris Canon forfeited 17 dollar bond for failure to yield.
Eleven Huron County students earned superior grades at the Heidelberg College district science fair in Tiffin. Norwalk High School’s David Waldorf and Bob Linhart, both upperclassmen, along with Ann Johnson and Bob Brown, earned superiors and may advance to the state fair in Columbus in April. Two Norwalk Junior High students Brett Geer and Malcolm Hamilton also earned superiors, as did Linda Smith of St. Mary’s School. Western Reserve’s Steve Brewster and John Keith earned superiors, as did Eddie Walker of South Central High and James Christ of Monroeville Junior High.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover writes in an FBI publication that law enforcement cannot head off the progress of anarchy afflicting the nation. He urges Americans to make law a national priority in daily life.
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