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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
2
Thousands of French crowds gathered on the beaches at St Malo to watch a predicted tide retreat six miles and reveal hidden treasures, as President de Gaulle’s government deployed police flotillas and helicopter squadrons to rescue treasure hunters before the tide returns.
Seven students earned all A grades on the Super Honor Roll at Western Reserve High School this past semester. Seventh graders Dorothy Divers, Sandra Fugel and Ly nda Bauman. Eighth graders Ross Chapin Edith Divers and Sue Soboslai. Sophomore Joyce Szabo on Super Roll. Additional honor roll lists include freshmen Martha Eisenbarth John Thompson Carrie Thorpe sophomores Pam Appeman Sharon Braden Judy Cummings Suzanne Dalton William Fugel Elaine Gross Wallace Petrey Caren Smith Mark Soboslai Matt Valencic Charlene Weisenberger Cheryl Worcester juniors Pat Amburgy Robert Beck Glenda Dalton William Healy Kathryn Molesky Chris Waldron Rhoda Watts Janet Weisenberger seniors Linda Burlenson Marcia Christensen Theresa Pheifer Sue Prindle Jackie Trotter. James L. Tuttle Sr Willard held in Huron County jail on charges of neglect and probation violation.
Janet Lou Weisenberger and Cathy Oney chosen as delegates to Ohio Buckeye Girls State by Wakeman American Legion and Western Reserve PTA. Alternates Rhoda Watts and Glenda Dalton. Candidates are Junior class, A and B students with interest in government and leadership. Janet is Science Society secretary and junior class president. Cathy is active on prom committees and works after school.
Harbor of Le Havre fills with archeologists awaiting 5000 year old remains. History fans camp at Omaha Beach to view allied ship cemetery from the June 6 1944 D Day landing. At Hermanville sur Mer the mast of the Courbet appears at low tide. Mont Saint Michel faces a six mile return of the sea and a legendary gallop speed. Helicopters stand by for souvenir hunters.
Hogs 500 head steady with 12 200 220 lb at 18.50 19.00, 220 240 lb 18.25 18.75, 240 260 lb 17.50 18.00, 260 280 lb 17.00 17.50, packing sows 12.75 15.75. Cattle 700 head up 50 75 cents. Choice steers 24.00 25.25, good choice 23.00 24.00, commercial and standard 20.25 22.25, good feeders 22.25 23.25, good heifers 20.25 22.25, common and dairy 17.25 20.25, cows 18.00 19.00, utility 17.00 18.00, canner 15.00 17.00, bulls 20.00 24.50. Calves 100 head steady. Prime natives 35 38, good to choice 33 35, commercial 23 28, common 16 22. Sheep and lambs 300 head steady. Choice wool lambs 21.50 22.50, choice clipped 21 22, medium to good 19 21, common 15 19, choice wethers 7 8, ewes 7 8, cull and medium 5 6.
While Hoffa sorts shoes in a federal prison, Teamsters bargaining weighs a possible nationwide trucking strike this weekend. A national Teamsters contract for 450000 workers expires Saturday as talks slow.
Mrs Bonnie D Ettore, president, said the Crippled Children Society will hold a regular business and planning session. The society, now in its 18th year, provides funds for medical, orthopedic and therapeutic service for handicapped children and adults in Huron County. The program also includes summer camping for children.
A hospital notices list admissions and discharges across Fisher Titus Sandusky Memorial and Providence hospitals. Entries include patients from Norwalk Wakeman Bellevue Bellevue New London and North Fairfield with relatives and street addresses. The roll covers numerous individuals and infants alongside discharge updates for multiple households.
The column reports funeral notices for Lloyd D. Sheldon of Wakeman and Roseanna Keinath of Greenwich with service details. It also covers Norwalk ordinances authorizing appraisals by American Appraisal Co and a remote control panel project with funding approved by the city council, including emergency measures and dates.
Quickies tickets for the Sesqui centennial Ball on April 1 are sold at Berry's John son Jewelers Manyak Gar age Mary Ann Shoppe and The Card Shop for 5 dollars per couple with dress strictly optional. Willard three day DUI jail term after Willard arrest and conviction in Willard Mayor's Court. Elmer Scheperis corrected as cemetery official not assistant superintendent. Paul R. Kooz serving ten day jail for larceny in Willard Mayor's Court after arrest by Willard police.
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