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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1970
Page
2
Norwalk High School Principal George Perry told parents at a Grassroots meeting that PE grades may drop if students fail to dress for class while questions about suit color do not lower grades. He described a color progression for boys from white to blue to gold as they advance.
Dr. Robert J. Kramer of the Firelands Red Cross appeals area wide funds to aid more than 15 000 families after Celia the third costly hurricane for relief costs exceeding six million dollars The Firelands quota is 2 972 dollars plus discussion on physical education policies and locker security at a Senior Center meeting with 12 attendees
Norwalk High School art department shows 56 entries at the Huron County Fair opening Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Christy will hand out fair tickets to students who entered art, with several students from St. Paul High School also submitting works.
The Pioneer Joint Vocational District asks voters for a one mill tax levy after a May defeat by six votes. Residents in parts of 11 Huron County precincts including Willard City School District will vote on the levy, which previously lost 4,857 to 4,851 at the primary.
Health Charges Deputy Health Commissioner Clarence Ellett filed public nuisance charges against three men from Norwalk and Huron for large junk piles on their properties. George W. Watson of Huron Frank P. Rickley 20 Ontario St. and Ralph A. Walker 21 Ontario St. face Mayor's Court on Aug. 20. A separate accident involved Jacalyn R. Sprowl backward-ramming into Wayne C. Ortner at a red light in Norwalk, causing bumper damage. Eddie Berry of Sandusky was charged with petty larceny after leaving a Marathon station without paying $3 for gasoline. no hearing date set. Meanwhile final plans for a county fair food stand operation were announced by the county Granges under Pomona Grange sponsorship. Richard Gregg called a meeting for 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the fairgrounds with eight subordinate Granges to assign duties for each day of the food operation.
Monroeville reports St Joseph's Elementary School will start classes Aug 31 with a full time principal and four teaching sisters plus lay faculty. New arrivals include Sisters Joella Ross Lawreen Christeen Angelora Leora, with Joella Lawreen Angelora returning from last year.
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