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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1967

Page

2

South Central Plans Music Awards Banquet

Ronald Zoz announced the annual music awards banquet to be held Tuesday at South Central High School. The event features a 6 30 p m pot luck supper followed by awards for high school vocal and instrumental students in grades 5 through 12 and recognizes 14 graduating seniors in band and chorus. Sponsored by the South Central Music Parents Organization.

Greenwich South Central Ronald Zoz South Central High School The South Central Music Parents Organization

Greenwich Bleacher Work Day Postponed Due to Wet Ground

The South Central Athletic Boosters Club postponed Sunday work day because of wet ground. Officials delayed delivery of bleacher steel and wood and the erection of permanent seats until weather improves.

Greenwich South Central Athletic Boosters Club

Woman Hurt In Willard Area Crash

A 38 year old Attica woman was admitted to Willard Hospital after attempting to turn off Ohio 99 into Ohio 162 and colliding with George O. Foster of Willard. Potts and two passengers were injured. Potts was admitted in good condition. A second accident on U. S. 20 east of Norwalk broke a windshield when a passing semi kicked up a stone. truck driver fled.

Attica Willard Hospital Ohio 99 Willard Ohio 162 Shirley C. Potts George O. Foster Maplewood St Foster Potts Laura

Speeders Cited by Norwalk Police

Two people were cited for speeding on East Main Street. James C Maschari 17 of Amherst must appear in Juvenile Court. Muriel M Weinert 34 of rural Collins may sign a $10 waiver or appear Saturday at 10 a.m. in Mayor's Court.

Norwalk James C. Maschari Amherst East Main Street Muriel M. Weinert Collins Mayor’s Court

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Peeking at the Paulites and School Election Notes

The St Paul band plans its first concert in the gym at 2 PM Sunday. Students used a voting machine for class officer elections and final voting is underway for CYO officers. The track team beat Berlin Heights 90 38 in their final meet. Flyers athletes to be honored with coach William Grice speaking at the banquet. The netters defeated Tiffin Calvert 7 0 and Port Clinton 4 3. An elementary program featured The Magic Word was Exercise with tumbling trampolining baton and group exercise.

St. Paul Berlin Heights William Grice Oberlin College

Norwalk High elects student leaders for next year

Tim Fauber is named senior class president at Norwalk High School along with officers Charles Flickinger as vice president Nancy Grimmer as secretary James Calhoun as treasurer and Debi Albright Ray Chapin and James McLaughlin on the student council The junior class selects Jed Hahn as vice president Jackie Koehn as secretary Henry Fresch as treasurer and Peggy Freeman Linda Kovach and Dick Vogt as members Sophomores elect Ann Gerken as vice president Cathy Rice as secretary Julie Arlin as treasurer and Martha Roose Mike Hipp as officers

Norwalk High School Tim Fauber Neel Fauber Hawthorne Dr Dennis Vicars Steve Hintz Charles Flickinger Nancy Grimmer James Calhoun Debi Albright Ray Chapin James McLaughlin Jed Hahn Jackie Koehn Henry Fresch Peggy Freeman Linda Kovach Dick Vogt Ann Gerken Cathy Rice Julie Arlin Martha Roose Mike Hipp

Eisenhower Leaves Hospital After Stomach Ailment

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 76, planned to go home after hospitalization since May 6 for a stomach ailment. He was moved by ambulance to Walter Reed Army Medical Center following an attack of stomach cramps and vomiting.

Washington UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed

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