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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1969
Page
7
At the 28th Annual Superintendents Conference in New York City educators and students debated transforming schools for the 1970s. Harold B. Gores urged flexible, wall-less classrooms with living room style furnishings to restore student dignity and reduce distrust.
The Ohio State Patrol seeks young men for the 85th Academy class beginning in late October in Columbus. Starting salary is 645 monthly, rising to 7718 yearly with an 8154 annual ceiling by July. Applicants must be high school graduates, 21 to 30, 5 ft 9 in, 155 pounds, 20/20 vision, U.S. citizen, and in good health. contact Sgt. A. E. Nelson at the Norwalk Patrol Post.
EHOVE Adult Technical Institute will start a two year food service technology program on Sept 29 directed by Vernie Schultz. The course trains adults for responsible positions in the food service industry with a high school education or equivalent required and good health. The first year covers kitchen and dining room equipment, food handling, quantity cooking, basic business practices, and communication and psychology. the cafeteria laboratory provides daily practice, as part of four technical programs at EHOVE approved by the Ohio State Board of Education.
The All-Ohio Youth Choir will perform on Bell Telephone Hour on NBC. Channel 3 Cleveland airs at 7 30 p m and a Toledo station at 8 30 p m. Janet Eastman of New London is a choir member. They perform this week at the Ohio State Fair.
A vintage advertisement plays on nostalgia for beer brewed by tradition. It pitches Old Dutch as honest, old fashioned, and superior to flashier brands, urging readers to enjoy an eight pack of no deposit bottles from “your father's beer.”
Ernst L. Henes, publisher and former Wellington owner, spoke at the Norwalk Kiwanis luncheon on America in Our Time. He traced changes from the roaring twenties to the vexatious sixties using U S agriculture as an example and praised the United States for opportunity for youth.
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