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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1969
Page
3
William Swain Erie County Commissioners chairman and WLEC sportscaster will speak at the Norwalk Rotary Club meeting. He is expected to discuss public morality and street crime. Meeting set for 11 45 a m at the Elks Country Club with Richard Doyle as program chairman.
The Norwalk office of the Community Action Committee plans an art show at the Senior Center from June 5 to June 8. Open to professional and non professional artists and high school students with a small entry fee and modest awards. Entries in painting graphics or crafts. Three judges including Mrs LaVonne Satterfield of Port Clinton expected.
Jay T. Howard age 23 of Bloomville pled guilty in Huron County Court to operating a vehicle without a license with a $50 fine, $25 suspended, using plates from another vehicle with a $5 fine, and unsafe operation with a $5 fine.
Mrs Danny Charbonneau of 177 Tucker alerted The Reflector after a deceptive offer mailed to her husband required a 25 deposit to claim a supposed Hawaii trip. The Post Office Department labeled the scheme phony. Two German nationals, Hans Aust and Ronald Graver, were arrested on postal statute violation charges with a June 13 preliminary hearing set.
The Greenwich Church of Christ announces Rev. Joseph Fittro as the new minister and his wife Becky as natives of Ohio. They grew up in Mt. Victory Ohio and hold degrees from Dudley High School Johnson Bible College Kentucky Christian College and Cincinnati Bible Seminary. The family plans to move into the parsonage at 58 East Main on May 30 with their two sons Mike and David.
EHOVE Vocational School partners with C E Ward Company to train industrial sewing machine operators. EHOVE will lease machines from CIC for a three month program with two daily sessions from 1 to 5 and 6 to 10 in the school cafeteria. Students pay a 15 dollar fee. those meeting standards may be hired by Ward Company.
Norwalk grass roots group praised city officials and anti poverty workers for helping Norwalk gain admission to the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority after a Columbus hearing. Some members criticized State Housing Board members for the curt handling of the admission in unincorporated areas of Huron County.
Moscow Radio reported that the Soviet Union has sent more arms and materials to North Vietnam this year than in the previous two years combined. The delivery reportedly includes railroad cars barges construction equipment and medical supplies.
The Soviet government rejected Andreoli Roublev as its Cannes entry but the film won the International Film Critics Award Thursday night. A French distributor later bought the movie for release. Critics say the Soviets shunned it due to themes on difficulties faced by contemporary Soviet artists.
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