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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1969
Page
3
An elderly Norwalk resident, Dollie A. Hay, was found dead by neighbors Monday afternoon at 87 S Linwood. County coroner Dr William B Holman ruled natural causes. the body was taken to Heaston Hile Funeral Home.
The North Fairfield Lions Club welcomed three Brazilian exchange students and their American families at a Monday gathering. The students have studied at South Central High School for 2% months and plan to return to Brazil on March 9, sharing slides about their homeland. Attendees included Marcia de Carvalo, the Hoyt family, Louis Rodriguez, Heitor Cantergiani, and George McNemar.
Eleven people will receive the laying on of hands in a traditional confirmation service at 10 a.m. Sunday. The Rt. Rev. Lane W. Barton, retired Bishop of Eastern Oregon, will officiate and Rev. Theodore G. S. Whitney is rector. The bishops visit each church in the diocese annually for this service renewing infant baptismal vows.
Two persons were treated in the emergency room Monday at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and released. John Cooke a 14 year old from Milan had an ankle injury from school basketball. Judy Foust 23 of 1882 West Main Street was treated for a skiing injury.
Hospitals list admissions and discharges for Wayne Klein Norwalk Master Daniel Scheid Milan Baby Geri Fey Collins Mrs Dolores Kimball Monroeville Mrs Cuba Tullis Norwalk Mrs Debra Burns Norwalk Master Craig Cooper Wakeman Mrs Lavinia Caprara Norwalk and Mrs Ida Weaver New London. Also lists additional admissions Clara Williams Mariann Lindsey Ronald Westcott Keith Kipp Laura Renner Jackie Gibson Walter Leonard Edith Reed Cathy Carnahan Paula Teglovic Marilyn Predieri Doris Funk Willard Marie Kennath North Fairfield Clyde Day David Oney Plymouth Mary Weis Attica Eleanor Houck Monroeville Janet Long New Washington and discharges Sonia Matteson Madelene Kostoff Marcella Vanicheck Garnett Dyer. CLEVELAND UP I Livestock cattle market steady primes and weights listed hogs and sheep data included.
The Huron County Health District advisory council elected Dr. C. B. Thomas and Carl V. Ellis to the board. They discussed roadside litter penalties and reviewed annual health department operations including births, deaths, and the Home Health Nursing Medicare certification. The council also elected Lyle Dawson as chairman and Preston Golding as secretary.
Fitchville Parents Teachers Organization sponsors a five week Red Cross First Aid course for residents. Classes run Mondays March 10 17 24 31 and April 14 from 8 to 10 p.m. at Fitchville School with Ed Rudolf of Norwalk as instructor. Enrollment is free. books cost 75 cents and may be bought at the Norwalk Red Cross office or at the first class. To enroll contact Ian McCullough or Bonnie Scheerer.
City Manager reports city faces changes to the Willard fire station addition raising potential costs by 4 000 to 5 000 dollars. Three emergency ordinances pass including liquid chlorine purchase from Jones Chemical Co barberton and amendments to earlier notes for water project pool repairs. A committee session set for 7 30 p m to decide changes financing and a bicycle ordinance is referred for study.
Harold Fife was named fire chief at a Fairfield Township meeting, replacing Gilbert Burras who resigned to become township trustee. Trustees signed a $6,315 contract with Greenwich Motor Sales for the cab and chassis and a $16,501 contract with Ward-LaFrance for apparatus and equipment. Road repairs were also discussed.
Bear Patrol from Boy Scout Troop 232 won first place in the Klondike Derby at Camp Firelands Lorain County. About 220 scouts from Firelands Council attended as the 9:50 start moved sleds through mud and by 3:30 final judging by Eagle Scouts determined the winner.
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