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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
10
About 40 students at Springfield Technical College marched into the administration building with mops and brooms, taking over the space in a staged d clean-in as President Edmond T. Garvey watched with little reaction.
Maple City Tarp opened the season with a 17 to 5 win over Saginaw Wire as Lonnie Oney led with five hits. Norwalk Furniture rallied from 5-0 to defeat Ed White Builders 9 to 6, while Midway Garage beat Couch Concrete 13 to 7. Dauch pushed two inside the park homers off Kenny Butler and Dave Bungard powered a 19 hit attack in their win.
National League East table shows Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and Montreal with varying records and percentages. Wednesday night results include San Fran over St Louis Cincinnati over Phila and New York over Atlanta while Pittsburgh beat San Diego 11 to 1.
Augusta Stamm Remington 69 of Sandusky died after brief illness at Providence Hospital widow of Clifford A. Remington. Survivors include two daughters and four grandchildren. Carlton E. McCague 79 died at Good Samaritan Nursing Home Avon after a short illness. He helped form tire associations and held leadership roles in Cleveland area business groups. Funeral services scheduled in Lakewood. Lake Arthur NM report notes school superintendent criticizing missile hole costing 22 million dollars.
LeMar Lake Park opens Memorial Weekend with camping swimming fishing and Sunday shows no membership needed pay on arrival lifeguard on duty from Memorial Weekend and full time beginning June 14 closed Mondays events include a car wash May 24 at St Paul Social Hall and a ham bake for graduation. Norwalk Shoestring Players present Harvey May 23 24 25 at Milan Town Hall 8 15 p.m. Also dance at Moose Lodge May 24 9 p.m. Moose district meeting planned. Two vehicle collision on State Route 113 with Edith Shingleton 43 and Frank Thomas 31 not injured no citations.
Livestock prices held steady with cattle steady across grades. Calves strong with 25 dollars, hogs up 25 cents with 150 market, sows 16.50 to 20.75, sheep and lambs at 150 with spring lambs 30 to 31.50 and primes around 28.50 to 29.0.
Tickets are on sale for the South Central All-Sports Banquet next Tuesday in the high school gymnasium. Cleveland Browns tackle Dick Shafrath will speak and awards will honor baseball and track participants along with athletes in all sports.
Admissions at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital include Mark Rupp 19 Homewood Mrs Louise Martin Norwalk William Stoldt Norwalk Lawrence Nickols Norwalk and Lula King Birmingham Discharges list Mabel English Wakeman Louis Stewart Norwalk Lucille Grills Norwalk Winifred Myers New London Baby Leo Bees Norwalk Vincent Kramer New London at Fisher Titus and Sandusky Memorial Hospitals Miss Sara Godfrey 19 Chatham St admitted Discharges Philip Lorcher 129 East Main Janet Jarrett Norwalk Fae Baker North Fairfield Irene Schlachter 11 Jackson St
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