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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1969
Page
2
Clarence Ellett reports a motorist threw a paper cup from a car at Pleasant and Main Streets. Ellett will file a littering charge in Mayor's Court Monday night. Police know the driver's identity but have not served court notice yet.
Richard Vogt announces the S Henry Smith Scholarship Fund in memory of Norwalk High School Industrial Arts teacher S Henry Smith who served 38 years and died last November. The annual $75 award aids senior boys pursuing industrial arts with applications via the high school guidance counselor. A panel of school and association leaders will select recipients.
Admissions list includes Jay Thomas New London Mrs Marsha Whitaker Norwalk Baby David Sidell Wakeman Grace Shipman New London Sam Jones 17 Glover Mrs Kenneth Bauer 812 Oak St Jack Taylor 38 Chatham Lenual Parsons Berlin Heights Discharges include Mrs Marjorie Crumrine New London Mrs Mary Heaston Monroeville Mrs Zella Welch Norwalk Loyal Dunlap New London Elmer Turner Monroeville Warren Ward Collins Miss Judith Harmell Norwalk Philip Patterson Norwalk Mrs Doris Schaffer Norwalk Theodora Gerber Wakeman and daughter Carl Cook Norwalk Mrs Virginia Bass Wakeman Roy Allen Milan William Saladin Norwalk Carl Miller Norwalk Harold Henry Monroeville Charles Bishop Norwalk David Harp Norwalk Paul Bond North Fairfield David Bauer 27 East Elm Ronald Hozatter 170 West Main.
Edison High School announces its 1969 honor graduates led by Mary Fox first with a 3.859 GPA. Douglas Weiss is second with 3.76 and a Case Institute scholarship, Janis Laskar third with 3.73 and Michigan State plans, Judy Clark fourth with 3.69 and a Bowling Green scholarship.
An executive committee meeting of the Huron County Regional Planning Commission is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Norwalk City Council Chamber. The session will consider a sewer and water study report and may also address rural zoning and building codes.
Harold J. Bores was acquitted by a Huron County Common Pleas Court jury after a trial moving from Willard Mayor's Court. He faced drunken driving charges filed Oct. 26, 1968, with the not guilty verdict returned late Tuesday afternoon.
Norwalk Junior High announces its 55 eighth grade and 36 seventh grade honor roll students. Eighth grade names include Debby Berry Kurt Huntley Kim Nye Sally Boehler Debbie Jameson Marla O'Donnell Diana Borgia Kathy Jameson Kirk Olsen Nancy Braker Nancy Jensen Steve Richards Carolyn Brooks Paula Kerschner Liz Ross Linda Brothers Debbi King Marsha Ross Linda Brownell Debbie Knight Gordon Schaechterle Lana Burke Mark Knoll Alexis Schaffer Sue Burkett Vickie Kosel Steve Sherman David Calhoun Ellen Kramer Doug Spalsbury Beth Carnicom Rand Laycock Barbara Stewart Karen Carpenter Debbie Leslie Jan Waugh Debby Chase Ronald Leto Sharon Weber Denise Cieriezwski George Linn Debra Looen Ellen Claytor Helen Loucks Marie Westerhold Alice Finch Jeff Mann Pam Wetzel Jim Fresch Diane Meyer Betsy Wheeler Malcom Hamilton Dave Moore Doug White Mary Heckleman Seventh graders include Lori Andrews Becky Bell Monica Berner Renee Boyd Carol Bungard Barbara Cady Ann Carpenter Betsy Downer Debby Ellis Sue Fauber Jill Goodsite Susan Hakes Holly Holb Carol Jennings Terri Kelley Kevin Kirkpatrick Bill Klein Michael Krup Janet Kullman Karen McLoney Pat Mitro Jim Nickols Tom Ott Sharon Prindle Pam Reisig Doug Reitzel Pat Rhoad Maureen Riley Bonnie Ross Scott Schillig Vickie Seitz Jim Smith David Vogt Pam Weeks Howard Wilde Cindy Wright
Lt. Ronald D. Hopper of Coshocton addressed the Norwalk Kiwanis on what it is like in Vietnam. He highlighted mail and goodie boxes as morale boosters, 30 minute hospital response for wounded, and R and R programs. He also described jungle conditions and Vietnamese soldiers improving with equipment and training, noting 80 percent turnout for their first free world vote.
The Firelands Chapter of the American Red Cross will run a First Aid Instructors' Course starting June 3 at 7 p.m. led by Mark Weaver Sr. at Sandusky No. 1 Fire Station corner of West Market and Lawrence Streets. The free course requires a current advanced first aid certificate and no prior registration.
Classified ad copy urging buyers to call 662-4241 to purchase sporting goods. Short, direct appeal emphasizing quick sales. May include contact method and pricing hints.
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