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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

5

Shoestringers Debut at Parish House with My Sister Eileen

Shoestring Players opened in their new Parish House home at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church with My Sister Eileen. Pam Miller led as Eileen, Carol Newton portrayed the clever sister, and Jack Koehn played the leading man. The cast also included Dick Guest, Steve Smith, Sue, Jim Maintland, Dave Ballard, Gary Hooper, Eric Brunvas, and others. Patrons’ night set for Tuesday with performances through Saturday at 8:30 p.m.

Eileen St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Richard Guest Columbus New York Carol Newton Jack Koehn Pam Miller Huron County Dick Guest Steve Smith Georgia Tech Sue Jim Maintland Dave Ballard Jim Dave Gary Hooper Eric Brunvas Tom Herner Grace Sayles Bryn Speigle Ted Whitney Barnes Graham Ron Poland

Norwalk Considers Extended Kindergarten Age Window

Norwalk City Board of Education will vote June 7 on a policy change proposed by Dr. Sturgis R. Corbin to allow five year olds born between November 1 and December 31 to enroll in kindergarten if they pass standardized tests and are recommended by the school psychologist. The current rule says children must be five on or before November 1. The vote was delayed to provide the required one week notice to all board members.

Norwalk Paul Miller Manuer

Pittsburgh Man Pleads Innocent to Forgery and Larceny

Richard Matta 30 of Pittsburgh pleaded innocent in Common Pleas Court to two counts of forgery and one count of larceny by trick. He was indicted by the Grand Jury last Friday with bond set at 2500 on larceny by trick and 2000 on each forgery charge.

Richard Matta Pittsburgh Common Pleas Trick Matta Grand

Classified ads claim fast buyers for sporting goods

Readers are urged to call 662 4241 to place or respond to classified ads selling sporting goods quickly. The note emphasizes speed and direct contact for buyers.

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Norwalk Board Hires Eight Teachers and More

The Norwalk City Board of Education hired eight new teachers and re employed two current staff on one year contracts while accepting three resignations George Towle Ronald G. Moore and Karen Wiggins. New hires include Sharon Falk Richard Ashburn Gloria Preston Patrick Saunders Victoria Weisenberger Mary Jane Lee Linda Kettle and Martha Fran with salaries ranging from 5 000 to 7 999. The board also granted a leave of absence to Georgene Meacer and approved a 564 drapery bid from Janson Industries for the junior high study room.

Norwalk City Sharon Falk Bowling Green Richard Ashburn Gloria Preston Patrick Saunders Ohio State Victoria Weisenberger Mary Manse College Mary Jane Lee Ohio Northern Linda Kettle Martha Fran Western Reserve University Meacer Janson Industries

Fund Drive Totals $615 for Local Charities

Rural Bellevue residents raise 615.75 in donations distributed to Huron County Heart Association 206.75 American Red Cross 187.75 and Cancer Society 221.25. Fund chairman Mrs. George W Sherman led the effort with volunteers from Bellevue and Monroeville assisting.

Lyme -- Lyme Township George W. Sherman Bellevue Huron County Heart Association Huron County American Red Cross Huron County Cancer Society Sherman Donald Andrews

Greenwich Man Faces Three Charges

Bernard E. Hite Jr., 22, of Greenwich, was stopped by Norwalk police Tuesday morning and charged with obtaining a fictitious certificate of title, making a false statement to obtain an automobile registration, and driving without a valid operator's license. He initially claimed the name Eugene E. Scott before admitting his true identity and that he used the Scott name to register the car after his license and registration had been revoked.

Bernard E. Hite, Jr Greenwich Norwalk Hite Huron County Eugene E. Scott Scott

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