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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
2
Kathryn Hug a Norwalk St Pauls senior and editor of the school paper says she loves Beethoven and classical music. She has played piano for 10 years and will accompany Norwalk High School's band in January. She plans to major in music but is unsure where to attend college.
Read about Willard, New London, Western Reserve, Berlin Heights, and Berlin Heights GAA activities. Judo instructor speaks to the GAA, Future Homemakers discuss careers, Christmas in Song concert by South Central band and chorus, and a surprise fire drill after a fire alarm incident. Berlin Heights GAA wins first volleyball game in six years. Senior Rick Evans and Mervyn Nugent named to all Ohio football team.
Richard Rench of 23 Newton Terrace was installed as leader of Troop 232, the city’s oldest continually chartered unit. The committee aims to double the 16-member group and set a 7 p.m. meeting at St Paul’s parish house for Tuesday. Rench, a four-year State Highway Patrol veteran and former Findlay Scout, invites all Norwalk boys aged 11 to 17 to join. Aimed camping, swimming trips planned to Camp Fire Lands and Sandusky.
Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky will conduct a campaign for 750000 to expand facilities for in patient psychiatric services and a new Mental Guidance Clinic to be leased to Erie County Mental Guidance Center. Co chairs are Preston Jolley and William Kg. Public drive starts Jan 24 across Erie, Huron, and Ottawa Counties as part of a state grant district plan.
New London High School Student Council sponsors a Faculty Fun Night in the school cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday for returning alumni.
New London campaign plans for a proposed 200000 addition to the hospital were shared with the Hospital Auxiliary. B E Thomas noted letters will go to area residents explaining the need while the board seeks Hill Burton federal aid. The board has 50000 already invested for the project and the medical staff approved the additions. A bake sale fundraiser was reported as successful.
The Norwalk Reflector lists delivery areas including Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman and surrounding towns. Rates are 45 cents per week by carrier or mail in local areas and 10 per year in Huron and Erie counties, 15 per year elsewhere in the U S with advance payment.
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