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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
5
Mrs. Donald White, North Fairfield cafeteria manager, oversees feeding about 670 daily for South Central District students. She notes favorites like hot sandwiches and dislikes such as Spanish rice, describes a busy kitchen run by four staff, and recalls drafting a kitchen poem detailing a typical day.
The parents of a Monroeville girl and a Cleveland Heights girl announce engagements. Julie Miller and Larry T. Wright plan a wedding on August 20. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Miller of Monroeville. her fiancé is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wright of Willard. He attended Willard High School and works for Leon Riley Construction Co. of Norwalk.
Mr and Mrs Frederic D Wyss Cleveland Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Lynn to Richard James son of Mr and Mrs Ralph J Kluding 28 W League St Patricia attends Bowling Green State University as member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority Richard is a Bowling Green student member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon set to graduate next June with a marketing degree and distributive education certificate A summer wedding is planned for next year.
The CHIT CHAT CLUB at Norwalk home of Mrs. Clair Ross held devotions with a poem My Prayer and prize contests. The Modern Maids and Matrons Club met at Mrs. Walter Barre’s home with guest Mrs. Clyde Ellis of Greenwich. a family picnic was planned for August 10 in Huron Park. Fairfield ERS Farm Bureau Council discussed vandalism and delinquency at Chesley Goodman home.
Mrs. Dorr Waggle of Greenwich demonstrated fishing skills at a Thursday meeting of the Pleasant Hill Farm Women’s Club in Greenwich Township. Thirteen members met at Mrs. Hazel Caton’s home 59 Corwin Street. August meeting set for Mrs. Charles Enzor’s Greenwich residence. Pinocle Club ’66 visited Tiffin Glass works in Tiffin with husbands as guests.
Tonight United Citizen's Band Radio Association meets at Breakers East Townsend Town Hall at 8. Sunday Willowdale Farm Women's Club hosts a picnic with Mr and Mrs John Lawrence on Route 18 at 1 p.m. FADS Beginners Class at Recreation Center 7 to 10 p.m. Monday Steadfast Class of the First Baptist Church at 6 30 p.m. Whittle Ettes Tops Club at Kenilee Lanes Cedar Point at 7 p.m.
Team 8 holds a 211 point lead over the nearest rival in Elks Ladies Golf Association play. Teams 2 and 5 are two points apart for second place. Mrs. John Wyatt and Mrs. Robert Hoffecker topped the high point list with 22 and 21 respectively. Mrs. Wyatt had the low net and Heaston and McCarty tied for low gross.
The document presents averages for the 15 calendar days ending with the call date including total deposits of 973 045 66 and total loans of 5 476 066 00. It lists pledged assets and securities loaned to secure deposits and liabilities and notes funds on deposit by the Trust Department under Section 1107.12 Ohio Revised Code totaling 276 455 71 479 958 96. It is signed by cashier L Murray and directors S C Vincent M S Clark R I C H A R D 5 S Ross and attested as true by the board.
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