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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
3
The Firelands Chorus of Sandusky will perform Moving Melodies at 8 p.m. in Monroeville High School gymnasium under the Monroeville Music Boosters. Proceeds support new high school band uniforms, with about half already funded.
Greenwich village to seek a new one mill tax levy on the November ballot to fund land purchase and development for recreation. About 22 acres of land would join Reservoir Park if approved, replacing the expiring $2,500 annual levy. Other actions include a sewer project change order and salary boosts for village officials.
In Cedar Point the Actor's Repertory Company's new playhouse hosts Marriage go Round. While not exciting, the production shows flashes of timing and a strong turn by Georgia Brock as Content Lo wel. Some performances feel artificial and the seating distracts, but the reviewer notes potential if the weather heats up and the company fulfils it.
The Willard Youth Memorial Association advances plans for a fall opening of a youth center on the Buick garage's second floor former Hi Spot site. Trustees include Walter Frederick and Dr John Rosso. a paid director is budgeted and a $2 membership aims to 400 members to fund current and future center needs.
Howard De Long 23 of Norwalk RD 2 was cited for failure to yield after a 4:30 p m collision at North Hester and West Main. De Long claimed a truck blocked his view of Mrs Donald Getz 38 of 7 N Old State Rd as Getz could not stop in time. No injuries reported.
The Norwalk Reflector announces its subscription terms for Norwalk and surrounding areas. Rates vary by method and location with carriers and mail options, and editions cover multiple Ohio cities and rural zones.
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