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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
2
Norwalk Mayor's Committee on Human Relations screened A Time for Burning about a Omaha Lutheran church's race tensions. The audience, eight members plus three spectators, debated ministerial resignation, Christian values, prejudice, and the need for race communication.
Greenwich officials study using about eight thousand dollars of year end general fund surplus to cover Greenwich's one third share of a new fire department pumper. No commitment made. Also: siren upgrade, conference room purchase, street work on Elmwood Drive, rail crossings repairs, and NYC brush clearing near Townsend Street. Judy Garland to marry publicist Tom Green next August.
The ad asserts that gas heat homes need only a cooling and condensing unit, since ductwork and blower exist. It emphasizes low or no down payment and claims gas heating homes already own about half a gas air conditioning system, offering comfort for every room and family member.
New London plans to start work on the main transmission water line next week. Fred Monroe says iron buildup may be checked especially where the line crosses the creek. The village reports no leaks and sufficient supply while 28 000 feet of sewer lines have been checked and 71 violations found.
Forty eight Berlin Local School seniors will graduate Sunday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ashland College professor Robert Bronson will give the main address on The Search for Truth. Valedictorian Robert Waldron and Salutatorian Melinda Kline will speak. The Rev Michael Smith will give the invocation. Principal Donald Ruck will certify the class for graduation to Frank Garwood, board of education president, who will award diplomas. The Rev Ernest Riley will deliver the benediction.
Thursday night cases from Norwalk Mayor's Court include Ronald Houghden fined 10 dollars and costs for improper start. John Holtz 10 dollars and costs for dog running at large. Clarence Jefferson 10 dollars and costs for failure to yield right of way. Carole J. Sprowls 5 dollars and costs for assured clear distance. Garland Case 25 dollar waiver for unlawful plates with 25 dollar waiver for assured clear distance. Jeanett Seibold 15 dollar waiver for speed. Allen Lewis 20 dollar waiver for speed. Dale Wilson 14 dollar waiver for speed.
Fred Heisler 80 of Centerton died late Thursday night at Willard Municipal Hospital after about a week there. He owned the Heisler Grain Elevator since 1915 and was a leading local farmer operator. Surviving are his wife Ida son Kenneth of Mansfield two sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran with Rev. Warren Willke officiating. burial in Richmond Township Lutheran Cemetery.
The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria will evacuate 700 American dependents from unstable areas as security concerns persist in the West African nation. The operation reflects ongoing efforts to safeguard U.S. citizens abroad amid regional turmoil.
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