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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
7
Sandusky Norwalk Monroeville and Milan residents invited to a six week adult education course starting 8 pm Tuesday at the Sandusky Knights of Columbus. Rev Edward Hoover will lead with sessions drawn from Vatican II documents.
The 169 tenants of the Rayburn House office building will receive kitchens with hot and cold water and electric garbage disposers at a cost near 50 000 dollars. The three room suites in the 89 million building already had bathrooms and a basic kitchen but no sink. Plumbing for sinks is roughed in and will be connected later this year per Capitol architect’s office.
Hollywood gossip veteran Fat Jack Leonard, weighing 237 pounds, talks to UPI about his twelfth TV pilot attempt, his movie The Fat Spy with Phyllis Diller, and his sharp humor about LBJ, Sinatra, and Los Angeles nightlife. He recalls past weight changes, lifeguard days, and his busy guest-star career with Ed Sullivan.
Senator Birch Bayh reports the United States buys inferior steel processed overseas in Korea Taiwan and Japan. He cites confirmation by GAO and a French study noting Korean galvanizing mills use Japanese steel recycled from salted scrap and of lower quality.
Agneta Berganmalm staying with the Edward Rubinow family led an assembly on Sweden using color slides and narration. She described Stockholm city government and showed images of state buildings and the King's palaces. The Hi Y and Tri Hi Y plan a buffet Dinner Dance tomorrow at Elks Country Club from 7 to 12. The Signal named All American by NSPA with Kathy McLaughlin as editor, Sue Rogers business manager, Kendall Falke adviser. Scott Hill set a 120 yd high hurdles record at Whitney Field with 15.6 seconds, breaking Norm Call's 1938 mark. Norwalk led Perkins and Berlin Heights 91 points. Twenty seniors and eight juniors inducted into National Honor Society. ceremony included Rev. William Brown address and candles.
Five Berlin Heights Future Farmers of America members attend the 38th national convention in Columbus. Delegates Dave Sexton Steve Eastor John Battle Ray Smith and Jess Hintz join advisor James Mutchler as they participate in business sessions observe state speaking winners and hear the farmer degree awards at the Ohio State fairgrounds youth center.
Poster notices invite students to the senior class play No More Homework, to be staged April 30 and May 1 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Forty-two freshmen and sophomore girls tried out for cheerleading for the 66 67 seasons.
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