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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1970
Page
6
The Monroeville school menu for Monday offers chicken chow mein with buttered peas and carrots, Italian bread, white coconut cake, sliced peaches, and milk. Tuesday lists hamburger on a bun, buttered corn, vegetable sticks, fruit juice, apple crisp, and milk.
The document lists daily meals for Berlin Milan St Pauls Norwalk Willard New London including Monday to Friday offerings such as roast beef, pizza burgers, fish sandwiches, chicken dishes, soups, brown desserts, and milk. It notes additional items like fruit, salads, and desserts across campuses and notes Ice Cream Extra.
Sunday programs at Norwalk and Milan Presbyterian churches present a 13 lesson series titled Christ and the Meaning of Life led by Dr. Edward W. Bauman from American University and Wesley Theological Seminary. Public sessions: Milan Library 2 30 pm Norwalk Church 7 pm. The lineup includes The Cost of Discipleship Parables of the Kingdom and The Prodigal Son among others. The series ends the Sunday after Easter.
The Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions and discharges including Mrs James Oates and Mrs Danny Dellinger in rural areas, with multiple Norwalk Milan New London and Monroeville entries. Ronald Mackey underwent surgery at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. an earlier report incorrectly stated Mrs Mackey was admitted.
Two Huron County residents received degrees from Ohio University in Athens. Leland D. Schock of 5 W Chestnut St earned a Bachelor of Journalism at the close of the fall quarter and Brian Lanier of Willard earned a Master of Science degree.
Norwalk Ohio council repealed Section 139.12 and enacted Section 171.01 to allow imprisonment in Huron County Jail until fines are paid for ordinance violations. The ordinance becomes effective upon legal approval and emergency declaration. It cites Strattman v Studt and sets six dollar daily credit against fines.
The city passes Ordinance 70 establishing a Department of Ambulance Service under Police and Public Service heads. It creates two coordinators with 3000 dollar salaries, sets staffing and pay rules, and authorizes cross department hiring and limited out of area service with specific per mile and per patient rates. Emergency measure approved January 6 1970.
Area events list for Greenwich includes the Twentieth Century Reading Circle at Mrs. Bernice Shoemaker home on Monday and Rotary Club at Methodist Church on Tuesday. Junior Girl Scouts meet after school at Municipal Building, American Legion Auxiliary hosts 8 p.m. at Virginia Foster home, Cub Scouts Troop 226 after school at Mrs. Kenneth Fink home, Board of Public Affairs 7:30 p.m. Municipal Building hosts Boy Scout Troop 225 at 7 p.m. Thursday features Ripley Women's Fellowship at the church 1:30 p.m. and Thin Thinkers Tops Club at Sanders Building 7:30 p.m. Village Council convenes 8 p.m. at Municipal Building. Saturday invites South Central Majorette Corp. at High School 9 to 10 a.m.
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