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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
2
Huron County Commissioners plan to reinvest 500000 in U S treasury bills next week while keeping 800000 reserved for obligations. Earlier actions this year total 1300000 in bills expiring this week and next. Local banker notes five percent yields on six month CDs versus four percent on three months.
Two St. Pauls High School senior boys have been named to the General Motors Institute. Michael J. Schlacter and Richard Hillman were announced by Warren E. Milner of New Departure Hyatt Bearings. They will start this fall alternating six weeks of work with six weeks of study at the GM Institute.
Norwalk High School assistant principal Dean Miller returned from Chicago after the 73rd annual North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools meeting. Miller noted Norwalk’s final accreditation results will arrive by letter, while the visiting team’s December evaluation and several recommendations were discussed. He attended nine workshops including planning for educational change and aiding student college choice.
A 44 year old New London man, Norman R. Cooke, sustained broken ribs and other injuries when his jeep collided with a semi trailer at the intersection of Route 224 and Route 13, about one percent mile east of Greenwich. Albert J. Salus, 33, of Youngstown, operator of the truck, was cited for passing at an intersection.
The Norwalk Reflector outlines pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Local weekly rates are 45 cents with annual mail options at 15 dollars in Huron and Erie counties and 23.40 dollars elsewhere in the U.S.
Berlin Heights junior Stu Taylor was named state farmer at an FFA Banquet. Ray Smith won first in district for on the job training earning $25. Chuck Cleavenger Dale Brandenburg placed third. Steve Eastor and Ron Schuster earned fourth and sixth in books. Clifton Nottke Jr received honorary chapter membership. 33 awards were given. scholarships to Schuster Taylor Valentine Eastor. three freshmen won camp scholarships and leadership honors went to Taylor Smith Kastor Soviak.
Mrs. Ernsthausen and her husband observed their 55th anniversary last July. She is survived by a brother Grover Hasselkus of Fremont and two nieces, Virginia Arbogast of Marion and Mary Falke of Norwalk. A sister and two brothers preceded her in death. Visitation is set at Kuch-Smith Funeral Home with services at 1:30 p.m. Monday, committal at Harris Township Cemetery, Elmore. Gifts to cancer fund or charity suggested.
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