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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
2
New London High School Student Council hosted a Christmas party for graduates and faculty. Milward VanTuylen directed the pinata construction, a wire framed paper container hung on a rope line. Blindfolded participants struck it until candies and trinkets spilled to the floor for attendees to grab.
Greenwich village ends 62 years of service as five officials depart after this session. Outgoing councilman Rollie Foster Gary Howe and Al Smith bid farewell after long terms, Clerk Bob Shafer retires after 26 years, Mayor Keith Sparks leaves after six years and a failed bid for re election. New officers take office January 1.
The 1965 annual report cites a major road program and upgrades including an elevator at Shady Lane Home and new boilers at the courthouse. It notes maintenance at the courthouse jail and Shady Lane, preservation of county records, two new murals, and no bonded indebtedness in Huron County.
The audit bureau and Ohio Newspapers Association outline carrier or mail subscription terms for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas. Mail in Huron and Erie Counties costs 15 dollars yearly. other U.S. mail rates 15 dollars. carrier 45 cents weekly where available. rural carrier areas have 10 dollars yearly in some zones. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.
The New London chapter of the American Field Service announces Americans Abroad program eligibility for local students. Two district students have filed applications to participate honoring the program’s aim to foster peace through understanding.
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