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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1965

Page

2

Norwalk Police Training and Morale Near Crossroads

The Norwalk police force emphasizes extensive training with 178 hours per new officer at Western Reserve University plus local enforcement schooling. Chief Ray A. Chapin cites luck in burglary case resolution and seeks a detective position, while Mayor Frey highlights crime prevention and patrol measures amid rising morale concerns and several younger officers pursuing industry jobs.

Norwalk Western Reserve University Bellevue Police Ray A. Chapin Chapin Louis G. Frey

Former Governor Marland Returns Home To Work At Waterford Park

Former West Virginia governor William C. Marland, a recovering alcoholic, is back in the mountains as associate to multimillionaire James F. Edwards, owner of Waterford Park race track. At 47, he assesses stalls and plans to "make good" after years of decline from a $12,500 governor’s salary to taxi driver in Chicago.

Chester W. Va UPI Bill Marland West Virginia James F. Edwards William C. Marland Chicago Alcoholics Anonymous Marland Edwards Waterford Park Race Track

Monroeville Briefs: UFO Talk at Auxiliary Meeting

Unidentified flying objects featured at the April meeting of the State Highway Patrol Auxiliary held at the American Legion Home west of Norwalk. Speakers included A. E. Candusso and Larry Meyers of the Flying Saucer Investigating Committee Akron, and Gary Davis from the Medina Astronomical Research Society. Other items cover upcoming 1965 auxiliary state meeting in Columbus with Dr. Carl Byers and Woody Hayes among speakers, plus Palm Sunday church observances and confirmations in nearby churches.

Monroeville State Highway Patrol Auxiliary American Legion Norwalk A. E. Candusso Cochairman Flying Saucer Investigating Committee Akron Larry Meyers Gary Davis Medina Astronomical Research Society Columbus Carl Byers Woody Hayes Ohio State University Vernon Buck’’ Allen Cleveland James A. Rhodes Warren C. Nelson Anson B. Cook Huron County Group Huron and Erie County Charles E. Hartley Huron

Mosher cancels spring high school press conference

Congressman Charles A Mosher announced he cannot schedule the fourth annual high school student press conference this spring due to a busy schedule in Washington and Kent State Journalism Day on April 24 He may reschedule in October and plans to keep the event bipartisan with student questions and staff support From Oberlin to Kent State the event draws hundreds of students from Ohio's 13th District.

Charles A. Mosher Mosher Kent State University Oberlin Ohio 13Th Congressional District Kennedy Washington Kent

Berlin Local Stages You Cant Take It With You

Berlin Local presents You Cant Take It With You at 8 p m tonight and Saturday in the high school auditorium directed by Mrs. Joanne Morgan. The cast features Pat Whidden as Grandpa Van derhof with Carl Kamm Sandy Sov iak Bruce Hurley Chip Gammie Connie Taylor Tim Tillinghast and others supported by Mary Vattorella as assistant director and Arthur Wright stage manager.

Berlin Joanne Morgan Hart and Kaufman Grandpa Vanderhof Pat Whidden Carl Kamm Sandy Soviak Bruce Hurley Chip Gammie Connie Taylor Tim Tillinghast Sandy Gammie Kelly Moon Shielda Castle Mike Bobryk Rich Hillis Bob Hayes Diane Williams Beverly Peabody Dan Jenkins Bob Malone Carol Huttenlocker Mary Vattorella Arthur Wright Gay Houck Emily Hill Sarah Bruns Mike Tillinghast Cheryl Harris Ed Massey Neva Leffel Pam Carver Karen Sedlock Linda Hoffmeister Karen Meese Maryann Wunder Judi McKain Sally Fleming Ron Shook Pam Green

New London School Board Sets April Meeting Time

The New London District School Board will meet at 8:30 p.m. on April 20 in the High School Cafeteria. The time change was due to spring vacation and Holy Week. The May session is planned at Clarksfield School.

Trinity Lutheran Church Broad Street Charla Noftz Alice Pifer Ronald Schneider Janet Palmer Susan Ebright Gregory Smith David Pifer David Joyce Dale Ralph J. Hoke St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Pontiac Robert H. Schentzler Congregational Community Church Robert N. Andrew Episcopal Church Army Zion Episcopal Church New London

Inventory Land Urges Surface Water Disposal Planning

Ohio State Conservationist Raymond S. Brown urges landowners to inventory needs for surface water disposal systems. Sheet erosion and wet areas signal treatment such as diversions, grassed waterways, drains, terraces, or vegetation to prevent erosion. Soil Conservation Service assists with farm plans and technical help. 434 miles of shallow ditches were installed in 1964.

Raymond S. Brown Ohio The Soil Conservation Service Brown

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