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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1964

Page

3

Trucks Collide Damaging Five Cars on Auto Transport

Five cars valued at over 30000 and two trucks were damaged in a noon collision at Main and West Streets. Stephen V. Deering age 33 Oak Park Michigan drove the transport tractor that struck Richard Robel 39 Huron driving the other truck. Robel was treated at Memorial Hospital Sandusky for head and chest injuries. Deering was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance.

Main West Streets Stephen V. Deering Oak Park Mich Richard Robel Huron Memorial Hospital Sandusky Deering Robel Norwalk

WR Concert Set at Western Reserve High School

The annual Christmas concert by Western Reserve High School choirs is slated for 3 p.m. Sunday. The program includes traditional carols, two Madrigal Singers numbers, soloists Sue Robinson and Joe Hillman on What Child Is This, Patty Parks and Mike Healy on The Little Stranger, and flutists Martha Eisenbarth Kathy Noch and Brian Murray in Processional. John S. Tittle directs the choir.

Wakeman Western Reserve High School Madrigal Sue Robinson Joe Hillman Patty Parks Mike Healy Martha Eisenbarth Kathy Noch Brian Murray Johannes Petzold John S. Tittle

UF Annual Meet Reports 1965 Norwalk United Fund Funds

The Norwalk Area United Fund reports 1965 contributions totaling 50 756 53 with 49 233 raised by Oct 26 and a drive goal of 49 117. Seven directors plus Captain Dennis Blanchard attended the meeting. Robert Wiedemann J T Lendrum and Dr W B Holman were elected by ballot.

Norwalk Area United Fund B. Harry Parke Dennis Blanchard Salvation Army Robert A. Wiedemann J. T. Lendrum W. B. Holman Parke del Arrington Tom Paffenbarger Stanley Pohl Joseph Shannon Kenneth Conway

South Central Board approves tuition for handicapped students

The South Central Board of Education agreed to contract with Mansfield City School District for instruction of one physically handicapped student. It also authorized $338.99 to Mansfield Board for two students in 1963-64 and $190.16 to Huron County Public Welfare for two Norwalk retarded-children class attendees for Sep–Dec at $23.77 monthly. It approved travel for Judi Bucher to state music convention in Columbus January 8–9 and Ronald Zoz to New Music Reading Clinic February 19–20 at Bowling Green. Mrs. Dale Rowan may run a modern math class for interested parents at Greenwich Intermediate. Local credit granted to ten-week modern math graduates on salary schedules.

Greenwich South Central Board of Education Department of Education Mansfield City Mansfield Board Huron County Public Welfare Department Norwalk Judi Bucher Ohio Music Education Association Columbus Ronald Zoz Bowling Green State University South Central County Board of Education

Root of All Evil talk from Kaufman at Norwalk Kiwanis

Northern Ohio Telephone Co. official Paul Kaufman told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that profit drives private enterprise enabling research and progress, citing coins and barter history as examples while urging defense of the profit system. James Turner awarded George Manyak for aiding the United Fund chaired by the Boy Scouts.

Sytem Paul Kaufman Northern Ohio Telephone Co Norwalk Kiwanis Club Kaufman Yap Pacific Island United States God We Trust James Turner Boy Scouts George Manyak United Fund Campaign

St Paul High students host Parent Night and awards

St Paul C Y O held a Parent's Night on December 7 with student skits including Len Wiedemann and Charles Amato performing a Russian ballet with reddi whips. The event ended with dancing as Father Bodart joined in lathering. Len Wiedemann wins the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award for top science average.

ST. Paul St. Paul C. Y.O Len Wiedemann Charles Amato Father Bodart Bausch and Lomb

Norwalk High Wrestlers Do Physical Examinations

Norwalk High report: 35 wrestlers undergo physicals led by Dr. E. R. McLoney under coach Tony Zuppe. The same district lists Christmas program plans on WLKR FM with participants, and mentions a Dec 20 high school concert. Additional notes include art and home economics wreaths and new student arrivals from Pataskala Shattuck and Western Reserve.

Norwalk E. R. McLoney Tony Zuppe NHS David and Marilyn Koehn Pataskala Barbara and William Gregg Shattuck, Okla Diane Sanders Western Reserve High School

Beautifully different new Chevrolets charm buyers

Come take your choice of the beautifully different new Chevrolets. More are on the way every day. If you're itching to be off in the racier roomier new kind of Corvair, visit now. Try this internationally styled beauty longer wider with more shoulder room and up to 180 hp in top Corsa.

Thrifty Bargain Cars Offer Broad Power Range

This ad touts thrift cars with a wide power range from 4 cylinders to V8s. It promises the sharpest thrift car with up to 300 horsepower across the line, including models with 6 cylinder and V8 options.

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