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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1969
Page
6
A dinner in Lima honored Clayton F. Bushong as he retires as plant manager of Superior’s Norwalk division. Forty five executives from all three Superior plants attended. Harry S. Zadra assumes his duties as successor.
Mrs. Alice Bishop is appointed head of the Norwalk Branch of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services at 8 East Seminary Street. She has served since 1958 and replaces retiree James Wood of Norwalk. A new Afro-American History class debuts March 24 at 7 30 p m on Firelands Campus with six lectures by Dr William C Parker of Oberlin College. The $3 fee plus $2 45 for the textbook Before the Mayflower. Registrations open to all. Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 173 pints in Norwalk with donors from Norwalk Wakeman Greenwich and Monroeville ranging from one to four gallons.
Guidance counselors at St Pauls and Norwalk High compile extensive student data over four years to aid college and career paths. They urge employers to use counseling records more, and expand services for non college bound students through aptitude testing, EHOVE programs, and Career Day with 19 fields represented.
A two hour ABC documentary profiles Gary Smith a 26 year old Utah State University student. Mary Margaret Goodwin marine ecology director. and Harold Haskins 32 a Temple University planner. The piece links wilderness preservation urban renewal and community development into a hopeful view of human interdependence.
Kenneth D. Dunlap was rejected for a Newark police job though he served in Vietnam and earned a Medal of Honor nomination. He worked undercover to bust gambling and illegal liquor, aiding two vice raids that led to 31 arrests. He is now a local hero and city officer.
A five day stop smoking program will be held at the Red Cross building in Elyria starting Monday. The plan combines diet and will power with follow up sessions and devices, and claims about 60 percent success. Pastor Richard A. Mitchell of the Seventh Day Adventist Church leads the Elyria program. Barbara Jo Rubin placed in the money in Pimlico race six driving Miss Dee, finishing 1 1/2 lengths behind Demi's Prince.
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