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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
2
Milan Chamber of Commerce will honor its Man of the Year at a 6:30 p.m. banquet February 5 at the Holiday Inn with Milan Mayor Glenn Rockwell presenting the award. Don Wolfe of the Toledo Blade will speak and review 1965 highlights.
Two Norwalk teenagers Kathryn Potts 19 and William Hedrick 18 were treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after their car hit a bridge on Ridge Road due to ice at 11 30 p m Friday. Raymond Schlabach 20 swerved into a yard to avoid a collision, breaking a road sign and a tree on a country road. Mrs Ella Schafer 37 of Norwalk was cited for failure to yield after the other driver fled.
Greenwich plans the first annual Firelands Conference Music Festival for March 18 at South Central High School. A 100 piece band will comprise selected players from eight Firelands member schools. Directors include Hass, Vaas, Wells, Gillaspie, Everhart, Zoz, Delphin, and Garrett.
Robert P. Janotta of Monroeville was named chair of a committee to study environmental health aspects under the Resource Area Development program in Huron County. The panel will review housing, sewage, water, air pollution, food safety, and codes, assess needs, and prepare recommendations for local governments. Janotta invited public participation and noted a February 2 meeting to present findings.
The annual statement of the Huron County Farmers Insurance Co. showed an near two million dollar increase from the prior year at the annual meeting in North Fairfield offices. Alvin C. Fritz of Monroeville elected president and Bryan Dalton of Wakeman vice president. Myles S. Burras re-elected secretary treasurer and Carl Heyman re-elected to a three year director term. Appreciation extended to T. K. Perry retiring after 42 years with the company in multiple roles.
Dale Olsen will address the Norwalk Rotary Club on a proposed Bowling Green State University branch serving Huron Erie and Ottawa counties. He is scheduled to speak at the club's regular meeting at 11 45 a m Monday at the Elks Country Club.
WILLARD Harlow A Stapf owner of the Brunswick Grill is the new head of the Willard Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds R W Ganfield who has been president for the past two years. Other new officers are Russel Harter Jay Lydy and a 25 member board of directors willard chamber plans an extensive membership drive soon.
Bucyrus Pro ducers Livestock Association schedules its annual meeting at 7 30 p m February 7 at the Bucyrus Conservation Club one mile east of Bucyrus on State Route 98. Dr Wiant Bliss of Delaware will speak about his decades in China and at Yenching University Chung Chi College and the University of Hong Kong.
Milan High School freshman Bonnie Elber shares her horse collection and trophies from showmanship. Her colt Tabbatha and horse Charlie sit in a pink barn, while a dog named Samantha rounds out the family. Bonnie is the Milan teen correspondent for the weekly teen topic column.
TEEN TOPICS report ushers and waitresses from SOUTH CENTRAL FTA at a reading workshop in Huron County schools. MONROEVILLE menu hints Guess What day. BERLIN HEIGHTS sophomore Gib Hensley named Firelands Conference leading scorer. MILAN biology teacher Stall linked to a notorious jar. NEW LONDON fire drill. WILLARD students rehearse Romeo and Juliet. SOUTH CENTRAL flies 17 classroom flags from American Legion. NEW LONDON students seek lounge and snack bar. Mildred Phillips named CoEd Magazine correspondent. WILLARD FHA toured Village Pastry Shop. ANDERSON COLLier from Willard placed ninth in VFW Voice of Democracy.
Bellevue has $20000 and New London $8500 toward the $600000 goal for a Bowling Green University campus in Huron County. Norwalk nears half of its $80000 target. Campaign chair W D Conway urges strong effort before the March 1 deadline as county goal stands at $215000 with Willard and Wakeman Townsh ip– Townsend Township not reporting yet.
Norwalk police logged four minor accidents Friday. Details include Charles Earl Buchanan cited for speed on Route 18 near McCoys, jackknifing two cars while avoiding a stopped truck. Bonds posted. appearance in Mayor's Court set. Additional incidents involve Townsend Avenue, East Main, a backing car near the station, and a pedestrian boy Dale Wunder not injured.
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