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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1966
Page
2
NASA engineer John W. Gibb discussed the supersonic transport project with the Norwalk Kiwanis Club. Boeing and Lockheed lead the airframe competition with GE and Pratt and Whitney building engines. The project, costing about 4.5 billion, aims for Mach 2.7 at 70,000 feet to avoid sonic booms while maintaining airport landings.
Zion Episcopal Church in Monroeville marks Bible Sunday the second Sunday of Advent, observing the American Bible Society’s 150th anniversary. A special offering will aid the society, as Robin Kifer lights the Advent wreath’s second candle at 10:15 a.m. Sunday.
The Norwalk Reflector, established 1830 and published daily except Sundays, lists staff and mailing addresses including APU APO New York and Fleet Post Office Seattle. It provides subscription terms with rates 45 cents weekly and 15 yearly in Ohio counties, 23.40 nationwide.
New London Preston Golding and J K Weaver and Eugene Beck were elected president vice president and secretary of Fire lands Electric Cooperative Incorporated after the annual meeting in New London High School. About 300 members attended despite slick roads. The co op serves 4 206 members. Accomplishments in 1966 included rebuilding lines holiday lakes subdivision electric service to 119 new services retiring five mortgage notes totaling 503000 and purchasing new equipment. Board trustees elected for three-year terms were HE Ruggles Elroy Walcher and Carl Bruce. The New London High School Band opened with a concert and Bonnie Lou and Buddy Ross performed after the meeting.
A reader-edited menu cycle lists daily meals for each weekday including baked hash, spaghetti, chicken, chili, fish, and hamburger options. The rows include sides such as fruit, bread, milk, and desserts, with multiple weeks of meals and snacks reflected.
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