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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
2
An air show at Ortner Airport Route 60 North operates 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with two performances at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. featuring high speed aerobatics skydiving a car to plane transfer and comedy acts. Proceeds support the Firelands Public School Booster Club and community volunteers.
Norwalk National Guard Company C under Captain Caprara completes two weeks of field training at Camp Grayling Michigan. The unit shifted from infantry to combat engineers and works on explosives demolitions rigging fortifications and river crossing. Highlights include a suspended foot bridge project and heavy equipment instruction.
The 27th annual Inter national Music League Contest and Festival was held at the Breakers Hotel in Cedar Point. Norwalk Music Center students earning superior ratings included Bob Ackerman Pam Allen Bill Balduff Carla Bohn John Borsick Bev Buckingham Lucille Diehm John Hampton Linda Hershiser Denise Keller Jolene Keller Doug Liston Deborah Mahl Mark Meyers Carole Myers Jan Myers Michael Newton Mike O Neil Patty Simon Gari Spino Janet Van Fleet Debbie Westfall and Debbie Zipfel. First place awards went to the Bellairs Senior Accordion Combo AA featuring Lucille Diehm Debbie Zipfel Bob Ackerman and Doug las Liston and 2 Plus 2's Junior Accordion Combo B featuring Cathy Bohn Debra Bohn Gari Spino and John Borsick.
The Huron County Selective Service Board struggles to add two new members to meet a ruling expanding local boards from three to five. Executive secretary Mrs. Leona Weisenberger says appointments by the advisory board are forthcoming. Current members are Donald Krikton, Joseph Castner, and Frank Meyers.
The EHOVE Board authorized a 3600 loan from the general fund to start the federally funded DIVE pilot. Project organizer Phil Seker seeks a director while Phyllis Gravenhurst is hired as full time secretary. a $22255 equipment order mainly dental gear and shop tools is approved. water line bids from Milan to the EHOVE site are set for July 8 in Sandusky.
Five more EHOVE Vocational School staff, including a reading specialist and a part time librarian, were hired Wednesday night. Nicholas J. Edgar of Niles, with a master's from Bowling Green and nine years of experience, was hired as a reading specialist and English teacher.
Paul Kale Jr. 18 of Willard cited for not driving on right side following crash with a station wagon on Route 4 south of Route 113. Lawrence Cox drove the station wagon. his wife and five children were passengers. Kale's car had three passengers. no injuries, moderate damage to both vehicles.
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