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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
3
Lois Smith a Western Reserve High School senior won the Miss Teen Age scholarship from the Northern Institute of Cosmetology at Lorain. The 12 contestants competed for 475 toward a nine month cosmetology course. The award will cover most tuition as she set and combed a model's hair.
Huntz, 25, of 52 State St., was treated for knee cuts after losing control on Reed Road near Columbia Station last Saturday. In a separate collision on Newton Street, Mrs. John Noftz, 32, Milan, had her car damaged when a northbound vehicle driven by William R. Marett, 39, struck a door opened by Noftz.
Susan Marie Zorn, 18, backed into a fire hydrant on Norwood Avenue opposite her home at 18 Norwood. Walter Wise, City Street Department superintendent, reported a below ground hydrant leak to police. Zorn said she did not think there was damage.
Willard City Manager Keith Armstrong disclosed that 24 applications were received for the hospital administrator post. He noted admins of similarly sized hospitals often earn about 4000 more yearly elsewhere and proposed paying moving expenses from accumulated salary. The council agreed.
The Lost Tribe Camping Club held its second annual Litter Pick Up at Memorial Lake Park on a Sunday afternoon. Six families totaling 30 people collected paper bottles and litter from the East and South sides, loading a trailer before gathering for a bonfire and picnic supper.
Russell Edwards president of V I C presided at the Bee Hive Olena event for the Vocational Industrial Club Nor walk High School. Chuck Loden received a $5 check from treasurer Russell Holmes for selling the most candy in March. Proceeds funded the appreciation banquet attended by 43 people to honor yearlong employers of students.
In a hurry to sell your used fur coat and find big values on home furnishings today. Call 662 4241 to order a result getting Wanted now in the classified section.
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