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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1970
Page
2
Five Huron County 4-H members received Outstanding of the Day awards at the Ohio State Fair Friday for their 4-H projects. Sue Raftery of Peru Buttons and Bows Club earned Quick Meals in Foods Interviews along with the other honorees and their respective projects.
A Friday Reflector correction states the apparel guideline targeted St Pauls Elementary pupils not high schoolers. It clarifies misattributed names and notes the girls' evaluation covered family meal prep, table setting, nutrition knowledge, and menu planning. Nikki Schafer received an Outstanding of the Day Award for her Senior Demonstration All Heads Up.
The New London Marching Band earned a 750 prize after placing fifth in the state fair band competition. Director Jim Van Sickle led the award winning group which appeared on television during the State Fair program Thursday night. Two 16 year old Norwalk boys were arrested Friday for trespass on Norfolk and Western Railway property. deputies reported evidence of shooting and released them to their parents at noon.
S115 Gary Nardecchia reported finding a billfold at the Burger Chef on Milan Avenue containing $115. Police sought owner Phillip W Middleton of Mount Vernon, who later walked into the station and claimed the wallet.
City Council agenda includes two property purchases on Hester Street for new parking lots one between Main and Seminary Streets and another at 135 N Hester St on Clifton and Hester. A third ordinance expands arrest authority for auxiliary police on assigned duties. The fourth eliminates penny meters and raises rates for on and off street parking. The Clifton Hester site was the late J G Meyers residence.
Sears Roebuck & Co plans a September opening at 38 West Main Street in the former A&P building, moving from 34 East Main. The expanded quarters feature a 60 by 30 foot display area, new tire and battery center, loading dock, rear parking, and a doubled staff from nine to about eighteen.
With the federal milk subsidy expiring Monday, Norwalk City Schools will charge 7 cents a half pint sold without lunch and Western Reserve Schools 6 cents. Pupil cost previously 3 cents plus 4 cents federal aid. Western Reserve plans to cover the gap by charging students unless they buy hot lunches, when milk is provided. Hot lunch prices are 35 cents at elementary and 40 cents at junior and senior high schools.
Patricia Parker sought child support from Elvis Presley with blood tests pending. The suit was withdrawn Friday. The baby is due in September. Also a separate note says Janet Eastman to represent Broome Wood Post 292 for Homecoming Queen during Labor Day events September 5 to 7 at Recreation Park with the queen to be crowned by Cindy Hardy.
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