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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1970
Page
4
Dr George F Linn the county health commissioner explains that both measles and rubella are highly contagious and preventable by immunization. He notes historical Ohio peaks, costs of rubella damage, and that starting fall 1970 Ohio will require school entrants to be immunized to nearly eliminate these diseases.
Nancy Brumby of Gainsborough spent about 125 on 800 tea packages hoping for a car. Thursday she was notified she won a 20 transistor radio in the contest.
Proceeds from a two day carnival at 7 Townsend St Greenwich will aid organizations fighting muscular dystrophy and related diseases. Ringmasters Roger and Nicki Blair lead, with helpers Joe Jacobs Myra Maye Mary Maye and Tammy Blair. Carnival runs 1 to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday with games candy and treats.
The Quickies Curve Inn East offers Boil Out Pan fried Turtle and Sword Fish Steak from 11 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. The Greenwich Rotary Club names Rev Myron Ramsey president for 1970 71 succeeding Lee DeLamater. Officers include Ira Willett Elliott Buskey Clyde Bacon and Bob Buskey. Other local notices cover a fire at Avan home a postal Clean Up Week in Norwalk and multiple classified items from barber shops to community events.
The Western Reserve Boosters Club hosts its annual chicken barbecue Saturday from 3 to 8 p.m. at Western Reserve High School. A bake sale and a fun fair accompany the meal with chicken carryouts available at 668 8470.
Police responded to a call from a woman reporting nude men exercising at a construction site across from her building. Investigation found workers without shirts due to heat, performing standard duties.
Mrs. Arthur Bick resigned from the Western Reserve Board of Education after one four year term to become a sixth grade teacher in the system. James Steffel was hired as a business education teacher at $6,000 annually. The board also filled cafeteria and custodian positions, approved bus and student insurance contracts, and supported drug abuse educational efforts.
In Detroit, 37 year old Bessie Carter was arrested on cruelty charges after nine of her children were found malnourished. Tyronne eight weighed 25 pounds and Regina seven weighed 23 pounds when admitted to hospital. Five more children were treated and taken into protective care. The Women's Division described all siblings as in poor condition.
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