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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1966
Page
2
Elementary pupils and parish students study library use with League Street sixth graders practicing periodical literature guides as research tools in a town education feature.
Morley Price reports Norwalk will delay its tree replacement plan by one year due to late state seedlings application. The city aims to plant 3000 to 4000 trees first near Memorial Lake, then transplant them to other locations in three to four years.
Five sophomore girls named by New London High School faculty to train in library procedures and assist at the desk for two semesters under librarian Mrs. Elbert French. Selected sophomores are Penny Campbell Sharon Erickson Cecelia Garrett Wanda Howard Melissa Snyder and Sandy Mills.
UPI national columnist Lyle C. Wilson suffered a mild heart attack Sunday and is receiving treatment at Martin Memorial Hospital in Stuart Florida.
Civil Service exams for five city posts including fireman driver police chief police captain police patrolman and sewage plant operator are scheduled for 7 p.m. May 18 in the city council chamber. Applications available from Kathryn D. Penick secretary of the Civil Service Commission at Freeman and Freeman in the Home Savings and Loan building 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Applicants must be 21 to 31 years old weigh at least 160 pounds stand five feet nine inches or taller and have a high school diploma or equivalent. A Norwalk mailing address is needed at appointment and veterans bring discharge papers when filing.
Anita Ruffing an eighth grade English teacher in Bellevue will guest speak at the Huron County Education Association spring banquet set for 6 30 p m Thursday at the Norwalk Elk's Club. She has over 20 years in rural and city schools and served as president of NEA Department of Classroom Teachers in 1961. She worked at NEA Washington this year and has traveled to Sweden Brazil France and attended WCOTP Africa meeting this year. She will be a WCOTP delegate in Korea this summer.
Norwalk Ohio daily newspaper details subscription terms. Carrier or mail delivery areas listed with weekly and annual rates. Locations include Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas. Rates: 45 cents per week in town, $15 per year in Huron and Erie counties, $23.40 per year elsewhere.
Verlin Meier designated manager of the Huron County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association after moving from Bowling Green where he led Wood County Farm Bureau. He previously served as assistant manager for the North Baltimore Grain Association and branch manager for Hancock County Farm Bureau in Findlay. Meier earned a BS in agricultural economics from Ohio State University in 1959 and a MS in science in 1961. He and his wife and daughter reside at 106 S Linwood Ave.
Ford Motor Co announces a recall of 30 000 1966 model cars to inspect a brake line and install a clip to reroute it. About 25 000 are Fords and 5 000 Mercurys. No brake failures reported. Recall began April 8 after damage seen during unloading from rail cars.
Barbra Streisand and husband Elliot Gould announce they are expecting a baby in mid December. The couple, married since September 13, 1963, express joy and have long hoped for a child. Streisand recently opened in London in Funny Girl to strong reviews.
Julie Christie won best actress for Darling while Lee Marvin took best actor for Cat Ballou. The Sound of Music named best picture, with Doctor Zhivago also winning five Oscars at the Academy Awards ceremony in Santa Monica. Shelley Winters and Martin Balsam won supporting acting honors.
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