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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1967

Page

2

Student Nurses Presented Caps at Sandusky School

Three nursing students Linda Francis Judith Foss and Karen Diehm received their caps in a Follett House ceremony symbolizing completion of the pre clinical portion of training. They will begin 32 weeks of bedside nursing plus theory classes in the clinical portion.

Follett House Sandusky School of Practical Nursing Linda Francis Monroeville Judith Foss Norwalk Karen Diehm Willard

Four Drivers Cited By Norwalk Police

Norwalk police issued four traffic citations Friday night and this morning. Three were for speeding on East Main Street. Thomas Lynn Veletian, 18, RD 3 Willard, must appear at 8 p.m. Thursday in Mayor's Court. Steven R. Rait, 19, Zanesville, speeding on East Main Street. signed and paid $15 waiver. Huntz Vant Gregory, 3 Cline Street, speeding on Wooster Street. to appear in Mayor's Court at 8 p.m. Monday. Manuel Aredondo Felix, 22, 79 Newton Street, arrested for expired operator's license on Hester Street. fined $15 and costs in Mayor's Court.

Norwalk Thomas Lynn Veletian RD 3 Willard East Main Street Mayor’s Court Steven R. Rait Zanesville E. Main Street Huntz Vant Gregory Cline St Wooster Street Manuel Aredondo Felix Newton St Hester St

Berlin Heights to Rename Homecoming Harvest Festival

The Berlin Heights Homecoming Committee will rename the event Harvest Festival and base its theme on local farm products. They vote to move the date from Labor Day weekend to September 22 23 and 24 due to lack of rides. Gary Limbird and Tom Jordan will attend the Ohio festival group meeting in Columbus January 29 to seek publicity. The next committee meeting is February 8 at the village building.

Berlin Heights Tom Jordan Burt Oehling Fair Managers Columbus Gary Limbird

Greenwich Police Job Remains Open in Village

Greenwich officials have not hired a full time patrolman as of now. Mayor Donald Kochis says qualified local candidates are not yet found. Police chief James Robertson notes the department has relied on a part time officer since Richard Bowers resigned four months ago. The council also authorized water department head Dave Robertson to buy one or two fire hydrants, pending need. Council approved using the municipal building as a polling place in 1967 for the Huron County Board of Elections.

Greenwich Donald Kochis James Robertson Richard Bowers Dave Robertson Water and Light Department Huron County Board of Elections

Greenwich Village Fire Board names leaders discuss new truck need

Greenwich Mayor Donald Kochis reported at a village council meeting that a general discussion on the need for a new fire truck occurred at the Fire Board meeting earlier in the week. Kochis named chairman, Howard VerBurg secretary, with VerBurg representing Ripley township and Paul Enzor of Greenwich township as third member.

Lage Council Kochis Howard VerBurg Greenwich Village VerBurg Ripley Township Paul Enzor Greenwich Township

Interclub meeting to discuss senior housing and local projects

Burt Oehling announced an interclub meeting with Sandusky Bay Club members on Feb 2. Speakers will cover the Sandusky senior citizens housing project and village issues include a Milan Township high school proposal and the Erie County Sewer and Water program.

Burt Oehling Sandusky Bay Club Sandusky Milan Township Erie County Sewer and Water

Greenwich Gas Rate Increase Requested

Greenwich council heard Columbia Gas of Ohio official Paul Sackler present a four year gas rate ordinance with a fuel cost clause. The plan raises present rates 25 cents up to 2000 cubic feet and small increases for the next tiers, yielding a monthly bill of 16.70 to 17.00 for typical use. council will study the proposal and reconvene February 2.

Greenwich Paul Sackler Columbia Gas of Ohio Shelby Greenwich Village Columbia Gas Gordon Albert Genne Barre Kenneth Fishbaugh Sackler

Greenwich Chamber to Elect Officers and Directors

Greenwich Chamber of Commerce re schedules its officer and director election for 8 p.m. Monday at the Municipal Building. Five directors terms expire December 31: Robert Barre Jack Mumau Carl VanBuskirk Clair King Norman Hall. Five continuing directors are Robert Buskey Lawrence Brown Jr Gene Barre Donald Kochis Rodney Jones. After selecting the new two year directors the board will name the 1967 officers.

Greenwich Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Robert Barre Jack Mumau Carl VanBuskirk Clair King Norman Hall Robert Buskey Lawrence Brown, Jr Gene Barre Donald Kochis Rodney Jones

Bloodmobile Here Monday at Norwalk Eagles Club

The Red Cross blood unit will be at the Eagles Club in Norwalk on Monday. Walk-in donors are encouraged and free parking is available in the city lot on North Linwood Avenue opposite the police station.

Red Cross Eagles Club Norwalk North Linwood Avenue

Smile It Could Be Verse A Hank Of Hair

A playful poem by Carol Giollombardo on fashion in England trends and school rules. It pivots to a humorous game analogy about basketball pace and scoring from start to finish. The piece contrasts hairstyles and uniforms with athletic effort and final scores.

England

Grandmothers Reflect on Babysitting and Bonding with Grandchildren

The verse contrasts young mothers' reluctance to babysit with eventual warmth as grandmothers anticipate grandchildren. It speaks of patience, the joy of hugging, and the irresistible love that grows when a child asks for affection and a goodnight kiss.

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