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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1969
Page
2
The Norwalk church sponsors a course titled To Love and to Cherish beginning Sunday at 8 p.m. Rev. Haldon Robarge says it targets existing marriages, not engaged couples. Classes run one hour with baby sitting provided.
A Huron County social worker told Maplehurst PTO that loving parents must set limits or children face hard consequences later. Jean Evans of the Guidance Center outlined how the center collaborates with schools on emotional problems, noting most clients are aged eight to twelve and therapy often begins with parental discussion and school feedback. The group also discussed a forthcoming ice cream social and a trimmed carnival plan, while a marriage course advertised by Pastor Robarge drew attention to family studies and communication for couples in the community.
Dale E Fry of 30 Walnut St charged with failure to stop in a safe distance after his car struck a parked vehicle on West League Street Friday. He says he did not see the parked car owned by Rosie N Snow of 61 Gallup Ave resulting in minor damage. Helen M Coombs of New London said her foot slipped from brake to accelerator causing another car to be struck in the T A Saveway parking lot owned by Fines Jones of rural Wakeman. The Milan PTA will hold a special meeting at Edison High School cafeteria Monday at 8 p.m. Jack Frietes of Sandusky High School will address the Norwalk Rotary Club Monday on An Educator's View of White and Negro Students.
Dawn and Denise Radcliffe, high school juniors and twins, cheer together at Western Reserve High School. They balance band, drama, choir, and student government while sharing a close bond and similar abilities. The sisters discuss school life, family, and future plans.
An 18 year old, John F Rhineberger, was sentenced to one to 20 years at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield for stealing his uncle Clarence L Hall's car on December 6 in Norwalk. He pleaded guilty and waived indictment.
The document lists film ratings with letters for age groups such as F AA and A, notes that under 18s are not admitted, and names John Borgia as Sheriff. It references titles like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Thunderball with associated ratings.
Milan, Monroeville, New London and nearby towns list weekly meetings rehearsals games and services. church choirs, PTA, Rotary and Kiwanis gatherings, high school sports, and council sessions fill a dense, multi town community schedule with dates, times and venues.
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