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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
2
Roy and Mrs. Johnson run Roy-Lou Kennels on Route 20 west of Wakeman housing 22 Scottie breeders. They began in 1944 in Indiana and relocated nine years ago to Wakeman. They praise Scotties for temper and suitability as family pets and continue raising pups for sale.
Greenwich Village councilmen voted to sell lot 252 on Townsend Street and authorized the Park Board to seek a one year option on about 22 acres adjoining the park for 500. Bids to open at noon March 31. Funds from January mayor's court receipts allocated to village funds.
Harold W. Philbrick of Greenwich received a certificate of merit for 1964 service, totaling 925 points, from Lt. R. M. Enslen in Monroe County. The meeting included an annual inspection by Maj. Axthelm and leaders from District 2 as two training classes begin. Peter J. Brown noted as an original 1942 member.
Educational television was used at South Central High School for the first time on Wednesday with three classes tuning in to American history and general science courses. The telecasts come from an airplane over north central Indiana on two channels, six hours daily, four days a week, with 30 minute programs and 50 minute class periods.
The Monroeville Board of Education will hold a public auction at the high school at 1 30 p m Saturday. Surplus items include shop tools two pianos and other school equipment.
In Wednesday's Reflector the assault and battery charge against Mrs. Virginia Wray by Mrs. Lucy Astarita was amended. The report wrongly stated spitting. Mrs. Wray denies spitting and the affidavit and complaint contain no such allegation.
J R Gerken president of Norwalk Upholstering Co Norwalk Ohio will address the Church Furniture Manufacturers Association division of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers during its fourth annual convention February 10 13 in the Bahamas Gerken will explain how manufacturers of household furniture have handled upholstery problems as a special aid to CFMA members producing upholstered church furniture
Wilson Hirschfeld of the Cleveland Plain Dealer addressed the Norwalk Kiwanis Club noting widespread political corruption. He cited bribery, licenses, franchises, and contracts as key areas, with examples of bid rigging and noncompetitive contracts.
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