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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1970
Page
2
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will publish a city story book by Windsor Publications with photos and text. An editorial team will document transportation utilities commerce schools churches and recreation. A special chamber committee led by Herbert Griffiths will oversee the project with local business support.
Jackie Starczka, 19, paralyzed by last June's head on collision near Oberlin, will benefit from an 8 p.m. Saturday dance at the American Legion Hall. Proceeds aid her mounting $10,700 hospital bills as her family relies on hope for speech return and recovery.
The Greater Ohio Showman's Association selected the 1969 Milan Melon Festival as Festival of the Year from 25 Ohio events. Co chairs Robert Bickley and Ed Leveritt accepted the plaque for contributors to Milan's festival, which drew about 100,000 visitors last Labor Day weekend.
The North Fairfield Junior Farmers met April 4 at the Sengstock home with Vice President Mary Jane Sengstock presenting a hog preparation demonstration. The Maple City 4-H Club met April 18 at Mrs. Arie Vander Pyl’s home. a trip to Richland Mall is planned for April 25 and a migrant workers quilt project is set for May 14.
The Huron County Kennel Club invites nearby clubs to a May 11 meeting at the Columbia Gas building in Norwalk with speaker Duncan Wright of Michigan discussing Japanese puppy exports. Norwalk's ambulance service acquires a 1967 Cadillac ambulance from Lima, with delivery in 60 to 90 days and use alongside a funeral-home ambulance until new units arrive.
Milan officials report a $101 490 bid from Ohio Bridge Co for Route 299 bridge rebuild. Emergency planning funds of 67 894 available to complete by July 15. village and township may cover 34 000 split, with council to decide. Chief Knalley to appear at next meeting after attending storm watch training April 29 in Sandusky.
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