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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1969
Page
2
In Los Angeles a California Department of Unemployment picket protested on behalf of 40 saints removed from the official Catholic calendar. Twenty five youth dressed in robes sang When the Saints Go Marching In and asked How secure is your saint Is Christmas next while filing unemployment applications for the saints.
President Nixon expects eight years in the White House but views Sen. Ted Kennedy as a challenger in 1972. Aides said the ABM issue has become a campaign argument and should be debated on its merits in Congress. Herbert G. Klein spoke at a Hollywood luncheon in Beverly Hills.
The fourth annual all city instrumental music festival will be held at 7 30 p m Friday in the High School auditorium. Participants range from fourth grade fluteophones to high school orchestras and bands totaling about four hundred children. Admission is free for families and the public.
City health officials detained 200 white mice from Clarence J. Gonyou's apartment after he admitted buying a male and female in February and failing to contain them. The incident raises concerns about animal control.
Classified section urges shoppers to save time and money by daily browsing. Tone warnings prompt readers to turn back and reconsider.
Willard High School hosts Kent State Touring Repertory Company in a 1969 season event. The program includes The Beggar's Opera Revisited and In White America with 14 company members and local student participants in costumes and music. Curtains rise 8 p.m. Friday and a matinee at 1 p.m. Thursday.
Willard hosts the first parent planning session for the 1969 Summer Head Start at the Neighborhood Opportunity and Service Center 118 Front St. The meeting ends at 9 p.m. and invites parents of current and prior Head Start children to discuss eligibility staffing volunteers daily activities nutrition and health services for a program running June 23 to August 1 for ages 3 to 5 with space for some older children. Ninety percent of participants must come from households at or below the OEO poverty level.
Thomas Arthur Bawden and Arthur Irwin Radginovic both aged 18 from Clarksville and Brownsville Pa pleaded guilty in common pleas court to stealing 50 pounds of onions and one watermelon from Willard resident Fank Lillo. Judge Robert Vetter sentenced them to 90 days in Huron County Jail. Three 16 year olds tied to the theft were turned over to juvenile authorities. Bobby Dean Shaw of Sandusky was arrested on a non support charge by Huron County deputies.
An advertisement encourages using Want Ads to rent, sell, or hire services and provides the phone number 662 4241 for an ad writer.
Brigadier Eric Jackson of Cleveland spoke at the Salvation Army Advisory Board banquet at the First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall. He traced the Salvation Army's founding by William Booth and said its workers are inspired to meet world needs. The event featured Addison Superior Chorus, guests Mayor Harold Finch and William Mount, andNorwalk service director. Captain Naomi Drake presented the 1968 financial report and honored her Cincinnati parents with a floral centerpiece.
Dallas mourners gather for W Lee Pappy O'Daniel age 79 long time Texas political figure and former two term governor who once defeated Lyndon B Johnson for the U S Senate. He died Sunday in Baylor Hospital of an undisclosed cause leaving a widow two sons and one daughter. He was raised in Kansas after being born in Malta Ohio and moved to Texas in 1925 as a flour mill sales manager.
Willard Board of Education approves purchase of two 66 passenger school buses with Guthrie Chevrolet and Willard Superior Coach of Lima winning the chassis and body bids. Board also approves two new eighth grade social studies textbooks. Gordon Miller reports teachers favor a full program and cites legislator apathy.
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