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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1967
Page
8
Norwalk residents win county honors in the highway patrols 1967 safety slogan contest. Eileen Barman and Daniel Stewart win adult and youth divisions for lines urging safer driving. statewide winner Mrs John B Sheblessy from Cincinnati earns a Mustang and Ohio 1 license plate.
The Huron County Interscholastic Activities Association meets at Fitchville School at 5 30 p m for their annual fish fry and a ball game. Officers will be elected and reports given by committee chairs. Paul Eckler leads the event. Post Office seeks bids to build and lease a new Milan office on Church and Center Streets with a 10 year base term and 20 year renewal option.
Local notices list activities for Wednesday through Friday in Monroeville. The Bellevue Huron County group and State Highway Patrol Auxiliary hold 7 30 p m meetings with a mock trial at 8 p m at Liberty Post 46 American Legion Hall and Trinity Lutheran Church mother daughter banquet at the elementary school cafe teria. Masses on the Feast of the Ascension are at 6 00 and 8 00 a m with 7 30 p m services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The Huron County Council of Catholic Nurses hosts a dinner at St. Joseph's parish social center after the 7 30 p m Mass. Friday features a 9 00 a m May Fellowship Breakfast by the Women's Fellowship of the Congregational Community of the United Church of Christ and a planning meeting for the annual summer parish festival at St. Joseph's Rectory at 8 p m.
City workers found a five gallon bucket buried a few feet underground after a contractor ran out of pipe. City manager Keith Armstrong said the bucket caused a sewer plug and was likely placed during construction. The council refused a landowner’s crop and building requests but will have a report on items from Leland Stein and sell if possible. An emergency ordinance allows sealing Cemetery Drive by Price Construction Co. for 1327 dollars before Memorial Day.
Sheriff John Borgia appeals to Huron County residents to observe water safety this summer. He urges swimming only where lifeguards are present and never alone or when tired or ill. Boaters should follow right-of-way rules, use life jackets, lights, keep loads manageable, avoid trash, and help others in distress.
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