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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1968
Page
2
NORWALK MILAN MONROEVILLE NEW LONDON SOUTH CENTRAL list weekly meals with meat dishes, sides, desserts. Entries include meatloaf, Salisbury steak, pizza, spaghetti, fried chicken, hot sandwiches, and weekly beverages like milk juice and fruit cups.
Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Theo dore Ehrhardt New London Don Helton New London Richard Rockwell Pittsburgh Pa Walter Wenzel Arnold Pa Mrs Anna Brown 132 W Main St Mrs Kathryn Sipple 51 Stoutenburg Dr Discharges include Joseph Simons Norwalk Lloyd Weyrick Willard Mrs Nancy Downing New London Mrs Edna Meyers Norwalk Mrs Gladys Ernsberger Nor walk Mrs Esther Strait and son Collins Mrs Kathleen Everman Nor walk.
Principal Al DEtterre says plan two recognition banquets at the high school next week. The Music Awards Banquet Tuesday includes a 6 30 p.m. potluck with awards to grades five through 12. Ronald Zoz and Melvin George present honors as Gale Rinehart schedules the All Sports Banquet for 7 p.m. Saturday May 25 with coaches handing out awards.
Alfred Statzer is elected president of the South Central Athletic Boosters Club with Elton Hoyt as the new vice president for 1968 69. Mrs Alfred Statzer remains secretary and Mrs Donald White treasurer. A $100 donation supports curbing for the 220 yard straight away at the high school track. Total project cost is $1650 or $2 50 per foot. Donations of any amount per foot are welcome. The boosters plan 16 additional lights at the field bring total to 64. In 1964 boosters bought 48 fan jet fixtures for about $4500.
WILLARD The PTA Council sponsors the finals of the annual sixth grade spelling contest. Seven classes send top two entrants each to compete Monday at 7 30 p m in the Greenfield school building. Induction of PTA PTG officers and plans for a health and family living program will follow, with the Greenfield choir performing.
Lt Governor Jim Schuler spoke at the Nor reviewing Kiwanis luncheon. He highlighted the 4 H Banquet with 800 area youth, $2000 cost, a canoe donated to the Boy Scouts, and 11 new members. Division 12 includes Norwalk and Sandusky area towns.
A one car crash on North Greenfield Road west of Havanna left driver John A Mahl 25 Willard cited for failure to drive on the right half after swerving to miss a skunk and hitting a row of trees. Earlier, a two car collision on Route 61 near Route 113 in Erie County at 6 50 pm involved Floyd E Fowler 50 Norwalk and Edward Hipp 35 Monroeville with water in the roadway and Fowler cited for speeding.
One senior Linda Lamoreaux and nine juniors Loretta Walter Richard Hoyt Wayne Statzer Kent Bacon Bruce Baker Tim Moss Penny Caudill Bonnie Sparks Thelma Honeycutt were tapped for the National Honor Society at an assembly. NHS members and advisor Myron Van Scoy conducted the ceremony with guest speaker John Brannan of Shelby Mutual Life Insurance Co. Jennings Scholar Ronald Zoz received a monetary award from the Martha Jennings Foundation.
Norwalk notices advertise a May 19 Go-Go Sunday at Norwalk Fair Grounds featuring WKYC DJ Chuck Dunaway plus guest. Open House ends May 25 at Northside Gulf Norwalk. Also listings for geraniums at Hite's Point and discounted dry cleaning, lanes bargains, and other local ads.
Calendar of events across Monroeville and Willard lists meetings sports and church activities from Monday to Friday. Notable items include Monroeville Centennial planning at 8 p.m. and Hillsdale High School Firelands Conference track prelims at 4 p.m. and finals 6 30 p.m. on Monday.
Marie Trammell, 18, will represent the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association in the Queen's Parade and Con test in Norwalk June 14 and 15 with a $50 prize and trophy. Megan Meyer near graduation from Fairview General Hospital School of Nursing in Cleveland, plans to work in Cincinnati ICU after Good Samaritan Hospital. May 25 marked 1968 Poppy Day declared by Mayor Golding as Girl Scout troops raise funds May 24 25. Leonard Mackles elected president of Longfellow CLSC with officers Sturges Kirkpatrick Ward. Stahl spoke of Europe trip.
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