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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1969
Page
2
Norwalk Area United Fund may pay agencies in full for 1969 despite missing the $70,000 goal. With $66,108 pledged and carryover funds, $71,848 could be available in 1970, though unpaid pledges have run above five percent. Board postponed final decision until mid 1970.
Director R Paul Laycock will lead the orchestra with Dinah Arthur piano in Sugar Plum Fairy at a Sunday 3 p.m. performance. Jimmie Mougey directs the choir in traditional carols. French Revue slated for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium features two plays and French Christmas selections.
The Metropolitan Housing Authority invites the public to view its first new house in Willard on South Main Street with open houses next Tuesday 3 to 7 p.m. and December 20 1 to 5 p.m. H G Improvement Co of Shelby will lease the home to Metro Housing for a low income family. This marks the first of 115 planned homes in Willard and New London, with 75 in Willard and 40 in New London.
James Dawson of National City Bank told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that the economy will cool without a recession and that the 1970s look excellent for Ohio. He cited stabilizing industrial output, slower employment growth, and moderate retail gains, with Ohio's durable goods sector poised to expand as family incomes rise. New members William Conway James Fritz and George Bogan were inducted.
J H Gibson president of Pioneer Rubber Co announces multi building and equipment expansion in coming months. Will add capacity for surgical gloves and medical supplies at Willard plant amid strong market penetration and high demand despite tight money conditions. Ground breaking and completion dates not announced.
Superior Court Judge John Locke sentenced Anita Springer to one year in jail and ordered her to read and report on The Art of Loving, a book on human relationships, after she struck a deputy sheriff. Springer, 39, was involved in the incident.
Health column advises careful toy selection to prevent hazards. Parents should check for lead free paint age grading flammability small parts secure eyes and smooth edges. Avoid projectile toys and electric or sharp kits for younger children.
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