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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
3
Auditions are at 7 30 p m tonight at St Paul Episcopal Church Parish House for the grandstand Fourth of July variety show. The program chairman Paul Tucker says the 90 minute show will be fast moving and performed before the evening fireworks. No registration is required.
The Norwalk Fourth of July Committee held a meeting to review bids for a street banner and hear reports from National Guard, program, raffle and concessions teams. Capt. Ronald Hart said the guard will make only a token parade appearance, but will provide refreshments for the weekend dance and participate in the flag ceremony. The 122nd Army Band from Cleveland will play at the armory dance. Concessions space is booked for dunking, barbecue, fish pond, ice cream, beer, pies, drinks, and rides, with potential pony rides and a mini golf concession.
Two drivers, John W. Mills and William M. O Brien, claimed the green light favored them at Main Street and Whittlesey Avenue intersection where a 3:40 p.m. crash occurred. Both reported minor damage and no citations were issued.
Norwalk City Board of Education will hold a 7:30 p m meeting as a committee of the whole with the Norwalk Teachers Association and Ohio Education Association district official to discuss salary increases under House Bill 950. The panel weighs differences from the 1965 schedule adopted February and effective September 1 1965. The Reflector's note on the schedule date is corrected.
Police on patrol discovered unlocked doors at the Milan Avenue Medical Center this morning. Officers are reviewing security footage and checking for signs of forced entry or unauthorized access. No injuries or immediate hazards reported. Local investigators are handling the scene.
The trial of Harold W. Kamann versus Donald Claus began in Huron County Common Pleas Court Wednesday. Judge Harry L. Bozarth of Seneca County presides over the jury trial.
The advertisement promotes Tareyton cigarettes with a white outer tip and an inner charcoal section. It claims the dual design improves the flavor of Tareyton’s tobaccos and invites readers to Join the Unswitchables to enjoy the taste worth fighting for.
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