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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1969

Page

3

Norwalk Names Mildred Burns Day Care Center Director

Mrs. Mildred Burns of Norwalk will direct the new Norwalk Day Care Center to be built at League Street Park opposite League Street School. The center will serve 35 children ages 3 to 5 with teachers cooks and volunteer aides, while Burns continues night studies toward a master’s degree.

Mildred Burns Norwalk League Street Park League Street School Barman and Seitz Burns Ohio University Bowling Green State University Klein

Norwalk Board of Education Meets With Bare Quorum

At the Norwalk City Board of Education meeting on Tuesday night the approval of January minutes moved slowly as a half hour passed with a bare quorum. Dr. William B. Holman opened the session and left briefly for a telephone call and a trip to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Dr. James Ryder and Ray Sizemore attended.

Norwalk City

Maplehurst PTO to hear about Norwalk guidance center

Mrs. Jean Evans of the Huron County Guidance Center will speak to the Maplehurst Parent Teachers Organization on Thursday at 8 p.m. She will explain how the Norwalk guidance center serves area schools. The PTO will vote on the current budget and a fundraising project. The lunch duties fall to third and fourth grade room mothers.

Jean Evans Huron County Guidance Center Maplehurst Norwalk PTO

Milan Adds Harold Albright to Public Affairs Board

Harold Albright 65 Center St Milan was sworn in as a member of the Board of Public Affairs on Monday night. Mayor Glenn Rockwell appointed him to fill the unexpired term of John Patterson who resigned in December. The board approved relocating the old electrical substation at Clevite Corp to permit further expansion of Clevite buildings.

Milan Harold Albright Center St Board of Public Affairs Glenn Rockwell John Patterson Clevite Corp Clevite

Burglar Turns Out To Be Brother In Law

A Garden Street resident told police a hungry burglar broke in through a window and stole cookies chips and cigars. The intruder was his brother in law who had left a note asking to spend the night. when no reply came he assumed yes, forced the window and entered. No charges were filed.

Garden Street

Norwalk Fourth of July Committee to Meet Tonight

Norwalk's 1969 Fourth of July Committee holds its first meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the courthouse. Chairman Joseph Langjahr invites those interested to attend to help organize plans for the one day event.

Norwalk Joseph Langjahr Langjahr

Milan tackles red water problem in village

Milan Village Council approved a contract with a Sandusky firm to repair a water plant filter using 100 tons of sand after residents on Warwick Drive reported red water since October. An emergency lease of land for refuse use from Firelands Investment was also set at 420. Council elected Bob Bickley president and approved fire truck maintenance pay and a peace officers school for Rich Holzmiller.

Milan Board of Public Affairs Sandusky Warwick Drive Finkbeiner Pettis and Strout Ralph Lehmann Warwick Dr Richard Myers Charles Fisher Council Rich Holzmiller Peace Officers Amherst Firelands Investment and Holding Corporation Bob Bickley

Subscriptions Rates by Carrier and Mail Across Ohio Areas

The audit lists subscription terms from the Ohio Newspaper Association for carrier delivery in Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas at 45 per week. Mail rates apply to Huron and Erie Counties and other rural areas, $15 per year, $23.40 elsewhere in the U.S. Mail subscriptions payable in advance.

UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard Huron Erie U.S

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