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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1975
Page
5
The Weiss family of seven seeks a buy or rent option around 125 dollars monthly with land contract flexibility. They moved from Roanoke to Norwalk, struggle to find a suitable five bedroom home, and ask local readers to donate furniture or offer housing. Mrs. Juanita Caskey coordinates efforts and invites contacted offers.
More than 30 4-H members and parents attended a July 24 meeting in Wellington to plan for the Huron County Fair rabbit show. Charles Haas discussed judge criteria, while Joe Sherman outlined rules. Charles Haaf will judge the Aug. 14 show, a change from the premium list.
Charles M Baltes of 17 Sycamore Dr announces the engagement of his daughter Mary Beth Baltes to Henry Valentine Holz II son of Henry E Holz of 114 Milan Ave The couple plan a September wedding in Toledo after Miss Baltes studies at Saint Joseph College West Hartford Conn Holz will be a Toledo State University senior Carole Andrea Gelsanliter of Norwalk announces engagement to Edwin Herman Granvold son of Bernard Granvold of Basin Wyoming She is Mt Vernon Academy 1963 graduate and works for Home Health Education Service in Lorain Granvold is a Platte Valley Academy graduate and truck driver They are married Sept 7 at the First Universalist Church Norwalk.
Barbara Angle former New London Board of Education clerk who sued the district for overtime pay runs for a seat on the board. Angle owes back nearly 1200 dollars from vacation pay and awaits resolution of her suit before local prosecutors act. Other filings include Bradley Koch, Lowell Hileman, John Staples, Graydon Hayward, Virginia Lydy and various township and city seats with an August 6 filing deadline.
Four hundred participants in a natural resource management course will tour the Celeryville area on August 5 as guests of the Huron Soil and Water Conservation District. The three day summer supervisor's school at Heidelberg University in Tiffin climaxes with the field tour.
Rev Billy Zeoli, NFL chaplain and Ford's spiritual adviser, deflects a viewer query about Moslems Buddhists and Hindus in heaven during a Donohue interview last Thursday. He avoids stating his own conviction, deferring to the host.
NORTH FAIRFIELD Lions Club sponsors the annual Street Fair on Friday and Saturday August 8 and 9 with food booths at 5 30 each evening. A Saturday night chicken barbecue, rides from Mansfield Amusement Company, and games plus a dunking tank and prize drawings highlight the program. The South Central Band performs 6 30 Friday directed by Ron Zoz and The Country Ettes baton twirlers headline Saturday. A 10 speed bike and a transistor radio will be awarded each night. The second item reports a Santa Clara University student translating car dealer slang about rust and poor trade conditions from their language into plain English.
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