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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
2
Norwalk anti poverty group hears a Norwalk man argue poverty concerns should stay focused on the poor rather than discrimination or substandard housing. Eight attendees discuss housing and consider inviting an expert to explain the Huron County housing code at the September 14 meeting.
Norwalk Grassroots anti poverty group discussed using parole-eligible women from state penal institutions to staff a day care center for working mothers. The plan, led by Mrs. George Ford and directed by Mrs. Mildred Burns, faces location and capacity questions as members seek broader care for families beyond a 35-child three-to-five age group.
Rev George Hayduk told eight attendees at the Norwalk Grassroots meeting that in-kind contributions for the local anti poverty program will not flow freely He seeks local funding for a Norwalk neighborhood service center by January 1 and asks residents to specify desired services Legal aid was highlighted as a major need by Earl Lover and others
Earl Lover defends the Norwalk Grassroots group against being called a poverty aid org while acknowledging funds only aid those legally in poverty. He asks program coordinator Rev. George Hayduk for clarity on the group's mission and volunteer role.
George Hayduk appointed a three member steering committee for Appalachians at a Norwalk Grassroots meeting. Stanton Taylor Dan Johnston and Sherald Morgan named to lead the anti poverty effort aiding Appalachians in Huron County. Hayduk said the aim is not to change people.
The Huron County Board of Elections will decide if Republi can Raymond G. Chapin's First Ward candidacy is valid. An aide to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says no law defines a telegram as a written signature. The board meets Saturday at 9 30 a.m. to make the final ruling.
Ohio Radio Inc will offer 190,000 shares of Class A common stock to the public at 5 dollars per share. Board Chairman Michael V. DiSalle and President Robert W. Reider announced the sale, with Capital Securities Co of Columbus handling the offering. The company owns WRWR Port Clinton WLKR Norwalk WKTN Kenton and WAWR Bowling Green and publishes The Spectator Newspapers. It also has cable interests and, with United Artists Broadcasting, plans a Lorain television station WUAB TV next year.
Three people died when two Indonesian Air Force jet trainers collided during takeoff on a disu trip to an air base in Jo gjakarta Central Java. Reports reaching here today said the incident occurred earlier this week.
Thirty youths found employment through the Norwalk Grassroots anti poverty group's teen summer job program. Nine youths earned full or part time work with nine employers totaling 750 hours. twenty one others did periodic or part time babysitting or yard work. Two of the nine will continue after school starts.
Zion Episcopal Church in Monroeville hosts baptism for Scott Allen Hicks at 7 30 p m with Rev Howard F Thomas assisting. Morning prayers at 8 and 10 17 a m on Sunday led by Captain Robert N Andrew and a lay reader. Vermilion Episcopal Mission service at Maples Nursery School Decatur Street conducted by Captain Andrew. Trinity Lutheran Church holds 10 17 a m service with Rev L E Heuer filling pulpit during pastor Norman Litzner’s absence.
In Plymouth England the first king penguin believed born in England strutted today at Plymouth Zoo. The event marks a milestone for the zoo and the species in the country.
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