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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
3
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation released a March 4 report showing 209 people in Huron County out of work one week or longer, up from 147 on March 4 1966. Local manager Jim Wood cites weather and weak auto sales as causes with construction slowdowns and layoffs at Ford and GM. April 1 optimism follows.
Gordon E. Goodsite age 37 of 241 N Main St Huron was arrested by Huron County Sheriff for parole violation. Leonard James Allen age 18 of Rte 3 Willard was also arrested for petty larceny. Arrest at 4 am hearings pending in both cases.
Tuesday offers Barbecue Pork on a Bun with buttered green beans tossed salad pineapple upside down cake and milk. Wednesday features Roast Beef with mashed potatoes gravy buttered carrots cornbread and butter pear and milk. Thursday serves Beef Stew with potato carrot and green beans, cole slaw bread and butter and peaches and milk. Friday presents Toasted Cheese Sandwich tomato soup saltines fruit cup frosted cake and milk.
Norwalk High School senior Ted Cady received an award for the best high school sports story as Herbert Kamm of the New York World Journal Tribune urged that 30 000 more newsmen and photographers be needed by 1970. Fred W. Friendly delivered the main address at the Americana Hotel before an audience of over 5 000 students. Cady is sports editor of the Norwalk High School Signal.
Patricia J. Nielsen, 16, of North Fairfield, was cited into Juvenile Court after a two car crash at East Main and South Foster Streets. Nielsen waved to someone in another car as she turned from Main onto Foster and struck a stopped southbound vehicle driven by Barbara J. Wilhelm, 30, of Monroeville, causing minor damage.
William Joseph Winebrenner rises from patrolman to corporal with the Ohio State Patrol Norwalk post. He has served since 1963 at Norwalk after starting in Fremont in 1957, with eight years in the Marine Corps Reserve. Born in Barberton, he is married to Donna Reeder and has seven children. He must report to the Medina post by March 20.
John W. Baltes of Norwalk and executive VP of A. J. Baltes Inc was chosen as a director of ARBA Contractors Division for a three year term. The election announced at ARBA's 65th Annual Convention in Miami Beach noted Baltes’ prior leadership role as president of the Ohio Contractors Association in 1965.
The Little Sisters of the Poor seek a new Sacred Heart Home for the Aged in Toledo to ease crowding at 1616 Starr Avenue where 119 guests live but only 87 can be accommodated. Mother Superior Marcelle St. Andre and area leaders attended the Norwalk briefing on fundraising and expansion plans.
Ralph Bache announces Paul Carpenter of Carpenter & Paffenbarger chairs the Norwalk Housing Committee with members Bud Brady Morley Price Joseph Matsch Bernard Logan John Wise Norman Budziszewski and Elmer Buki. The panel aims to study housing area development and land improvement possibilities.
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