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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
3
The annual Buddy Poppy sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held Friday and Saturday in Norwalk. Proceeds aid disabled veterans and the VFW National Children’s Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan. The drive embodies the motto Honor the dead by helping the living.
Dwight Cross of the Ohio Office of Economic Opportunity outlines CAMP Cooperative Area Manpower Planning System as the county anti poverty effort. He spoke at a 60 minute in service training for Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission where final funding decisions rest with Chicago officials and the governor's veto power is noted.
Milan board members at the sewage disposal plant reviewed erosion damage near the facility. A Center Street resident reported a street hole posing a child hazard and said the issue would be checked. The board also noted a prospective mutual aid contract with Cleveland for electrical service and approved bills totaling $3,763.
Vending machines stolen from Bob's News Stand at 43 E. Main were found by the Huron County Sheriff's Department along Schaffer Road near the county line. Returned to owner Mrs. Raymond Rider, the machines valued at 100 dollars contained no tampering. Wayne Hilderbrand Watson, 19, of Solon, was involved in a Route 601 incident. Barbara J. Stein, 17, and James F. Lukas, 73, were injured in separate crashes on State Route 61 and Townline Road. The Norwalk Boosters Club fundraiser netted about 625 dollars for city elementary football equipment. New London Hospital pledges total about 60 dollars per card on average with 25 percent of cards returned.
Dr. John E. Millheim, former Norwalk Calvary Baptist pastor and current ACCC general secretary, will speak at Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday at 9:15, 10:30 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. A 6:30 p.m. filmstrip titled Council With A Cause will be shown. Public invited.
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