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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1966
Page
3
Sue DeBolt a 17 year old Norwalk High senior stands out for drawing doodling and art. She has won Hur On County Fair art show first place ribbons for two years and entered a Toledo art exhibition. She studies art by correspondence.
MONROEVILLE hosts Firelands conference mixer at 7 p m. Future Homemakers serve a picnic supper. GAA of NEW LONDON hosts a game at 7 in the high school gym with a dance to follow. James Walcher of SOUTH CENTRAL injured in a baseball game recovering at home. MILAN sophomores sponsor a Hillbilly Dance at the high school. GRA girls from MONROEVILLE honored for selling candy. Elizabeth Frank and Carol Wolf named NEW LONDON Girl’s State delegates. Achievement Night at MILAN features class projects and spring concert by junior high band and choir. MONROVILLE juniors plan for the prom. WESTERN RESERVE board denies all-night party after prom. Five NEW LONDON sophomores named to assist in village library. Penny Campbell, Sharon Erickson, Cecelia Garrett, Wanda Howard, Melissa Snyder, and Sandy Mills named.
Norwalk High School guidance staff sponsor College Night at 7 30 p m Thursday in the high school auditorium aimed at tenth and eleventh graders and their parents. A panel from five college types will discuss admissions costs opportunities and school roles in higher education. Representing Ashland College Bowling Green Cleveland State Kenyon College and Lorraine County Community College are James Gayard William Harrington Lee Marshall P Wesley Hutchings and Allene Payton.
Five pre school health clinics will be held next week by the Huron County Department of Health. The events target children entering kindergarten or first grade who have not attended prior kindergarten, with sessions at Townsend Townsend School Hartland Clarksfield Fitchville and New London American Home. Parents should bring birth certificates and be aware of required immunizations including polio smallpox and DPT.
Ohio's annual DST change on April 24 will align clocks for most communities, but a splittime map persists with 240 towns advancing clocks. A line from Vermilion to Lorain County marks the division, with Barnesville an exception where schools stay on standard time.
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