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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1967
Page
2
Millie Rock and husband Richard reopen the Rock Inn as a Youth Recreation Center to give local teens a safe after school gathering spot in Monroeville. The center operates evenings with police support, no alcohol, and limited entry to local youths and friends.
UPI News Service outlines subscription terms from the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association. Carrier or mail rates apply in Norwalk Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural carrier areas. Mail rates differ by region with $15 yearly in Huron and Erie Counties and rural areas lacking carrier service, $23.40 nationwide. Mail payable in advance.
Congolese Foreign Minister says Sabena aircraft cannot fly over Congo or use local airports while Air Congo staff stay on strike for four days over pay and working conditions. Air Congo pilots and crew are on loan from Babena under a technical assistance accord.
The highway patrol logged six crashes in the area from Thursday night to Friday morning with no serious injuries. Notable cases include Ishmael Bentley cited for drunk driving after rear ending Marjorie Fitch. Walter Van Turner cited for crossing center line after a tire contact. James Selver cited for speeding into a bridge abutment. Frank Zeller not cited after trampling a phone pole. Errol Broud falling asleep causing minor damage. and other two minor afternoon collisions.
The St Paul High School chorus presents Songs For Spring at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Mrs. Molly Dent says the program will mix religious hymns, show tunes, and traditional numbers ending with a patriotic medley. The senior sextet will perform Born Free and the senior class song and a show tune.
The Revelers male quartet entertained a capacity Norwalk High School crowd with lively, independent vocal parts and varied selections from Greensleeves to Blowin in the Wind. Solo highlights included Carl Olsen in Haul Away Joe and Tom Edwards in The Pirate Song, with proceeds from sold recordings aiding needy children.
The annual spring school of missions will be held at the First Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Commission on Missions and the Women’s Society of Christian Service. On Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. George Haduk of Huron and Erie counties will discuss The War on Poverty to both youth and adults. The next Sunday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. features a family night with speaker Mrs Marion McCutcheon, senior teacher at the Huron County School for Retarded Children. Nursery care will be provided during the evening program.
An unidentified party seeks to buy land south of the Norwalk bypass for 262000 to establish a medical center. Huron County Commissioner Don Robertson discussed zoning authority outside city limits with two Norwalk Zoning and Planning Commission members. The land deal excludes the Shady Lane Home itself. Doctors from Bellevue previously approached county officials about a medical center.
James Wichman of Firelands Community Bank spoke to the Berlin Heights Kiwanis Club about banking history from unregulated days with bank issued paper money redeemable at head offices. He contrasted past practices with current Federal Reserve Board oversight. The club endorsed a bond issue for a new school on a recorded vote with some abstentions.
New London planning commission votes to cooperate with a regional planning commission if established. The council approved $2401 for a comprehensive village plan and will send the resolution to the state planning commission. Federal funding for surveys and planning is anticipated, with public meetings to begin after federal approval.
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