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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
3
The summer recreation program for boys and girls from fifth grade through high school starts Monday at Recreation Park with a seven week swimming class at Brookside Park Ashland on Thursdays. Class size limited to 70 due to bus transportation.
Monroeville hosts a chicken barbecue sponsored by Zion Episcopal Church on North Ridge and Monroe Streets Saturday from 5 to 7 30 p m Jerry Gravenhurst of Ransom Road will prepare the chickens. The Sandusky regional Episcopal Church family picnic is Friday at the home of Captain and Mrs Robert N Andrew Episcopal Church Army on North Ridge Street. A Capital University student minister will fill Trinity Lutheran Church pulpit for the next two Sundays. The Rev and Mrs Norman L Litzner will be in Madison Wisconsin for two weeks taking Bethel Bible training.
The South Central District Board discussed adding a grade 5 6 7 physical education program next year with costs near 5000 plus mats. It weighs half day duties for boys and girls instructors and uses high school staff to support. The board pushed McNemar to pursue the plan.
Greenwich area schools plan roof work with Minnicar and Simmons coating Greenwich Intermediate and patching North Fairfield building. Roofs at East Greenwich and Greenwich Primary are reported in good condition. Huron County Conservation Service surveys the South Central High driveway for tiling with Harold Company to supply tile and stone. Final paint list to be sent to contractors. July price expected.
State Auditor Roger Cloud released financial audits for all Huron County townships except Richmond. The examiner reports are open for public inspection and copies may be viewed at each township clerk’s office.
Milan Village Council plans a second reading and public hearing on the Edison Birthplace zoning ordinance. Residents including Mrs Sloane urged commercial zoning for surrounding land while the Edison Birthplace land remains commercial. Councilman Weiss expects at least partial changes and a 30 day notice for another hearing.
An 18 year old boy, Anthony Bell, escaped serious injury when a bullet meant for his stomach was deflected by a button. His companion Dwight A. Dudley, 21, was in serious condition after being shot in the back. The incident occurred during an argument with a motorist whose car brushed them while walking along a street.
The club voted to donate $9 to Camp Conger. Roll call noted a safety slogan while the constitution was read and accepted. Demonstrations by Kathy Neehler and Mary Klading showcased "Different Kinds of Seams."
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