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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1966
Page
7
Nineteen county children are enrolled in a Norwalk swimming program for crippled and mentally retarded children. The effort provides aided instruction and supervision by local staff to improve mobility and confidence in the water.
Stanton Taylor of Dixfield, Maine is named the new superintendent of R. F. McCrillis, Inc. of Norwalk. He takes over the duties today and brings prior experience to the role.
The cancelled Quickies swimming lessons will be held Wednesday morning at the Norwalk Municipal Swimming Pool. McCrillis Inc a longtime Norwalk wood products manufacturer is mentioned alongside prior foreman details for Stowell Mac Gregor Co in Dixfield and a move to 60 E Elm St by Taylor and family.
The Huron County office of the Community Action Commission in the Huron County Bank building closed today due to a death in the family of office secretary Mrs. Wilbert Kistemaker. City Girl Scouts swim at the municipal pool for an hour each Saturday morning as the two year program continues. A Girl Scout is assigned to each child and several boys assist. Leaders include Mrs. George Cook Ford, Mrs. Robert Vogt, Mrs. Edward Reichert, and Mrs. Ross Dobbs. A Willard pool program for area children is planned in August.
The Norwalk Board of Education will meet at 7 30 this evening in the administration building to act on resignations and hires for teachers. The agenda includes a hearing on the 1967 budget, resignation of junior high principal Lowell Ruggles, and reports on textbook recommendations summer school programs and temporary elementary library centers buildings. The board will consider adding a statement to the Policies Manual regarding a salary increase in House Bill 950 and had agreed with the Norwalk Teachers Association on June 9 to add the clarifying statement.
Six Norwalk Boy Scouts Ed Meifert Jack Kullman Randy Geoghan Doug Ott Dick Dreyer and Dick Stark will spend 12 days at Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico a 137 221 acre facility operated by the Boy Scouts of America. They depart Oberlin on August 2 and return August 20 after bus stops at the University of Missouri United States Air Force Academy Garden of the Gods and Pike's Peak en route.
SP/4 William A. Dye of Willard returned from a two week leave from the U S Army. He had been stationed at Fort Hood Texas and was recently promoted from PFC to SP/4.
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