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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1966

Page

2

Zuppe firing debated as board reviews coaching changes

The Reflector reports on a school board meeting where Zuppe defended the timing of his dismissal while critics urged earlier notice. Dr. Corbin noted spring contract cycles complicate decisions, and the attorney cited that superintendents assign extra duties within board approved limits.

Zuppe Reflector Corbin Frederick Waugh Waugh Dale Olson Board of Education

WR Elects New Class Officers

Lynn Szabo was elected president of Western Reserve's senior class for next year. Keith Patrick was elected vice president, Isa Wolfe secretary and Pat Lewis treasurer. Student Council members for the senior class are Kevin Murray, Dorothy Holzhouse, Marcia Christensen and Jackie Tretter. The following other students were elected presidents of their classes Janet Weisenberger junior Joyce Szabo sophomore Michael Healy freshman Susan Sobosolai eighth grade.

Lynn Szabo Western Reserve Keith Patrick Isa Wolfe Pat Lewis Kevin Murray Dorothy Holzhouse Marcia Christensen Jackie Tretter Janet Weisenberger Joyce Szabo Michael Healy Susan Sobosolai

School Patrol To See Indians In Cleveland Trip

Safety patrol members from Norwalk head to Cleveland on Saturday May 28 to watch the Cleveland Indians play the Minnesota Twins. They meet at Whit ney Parking lot at 9 a.m. bring a sack lunch and a post game treat is provided. Capt. Larry Hilson leads the group.

Norwalk Cleveland Indians Cleveland Indians Minnesota Twins Whitney Safety Patrol Larry Hilson

Norwalk Marine Wounded in Viet Nam After Birth of Son

Corporal Harold Neal, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Norwood Ave Norwalk, wounded by sniper in Phu Bai Republic while on patrol. He learned his wife Jane had given birth to a boy a week earlier in Willard Hospital. Neal, a former Norwalk High football player, is in good condition at a Battalion Aid Station in Viet Nam. His wife, living with her parents in Willard, is under sedation. Address remains Lt. Neal’s until notice.

Norwalk Viet Nam Harold Neal Arthur Brown Norwood Ave Jane Jane Signs Willard Phu Bai Republic Willard Hospital Norwalk High School Marines Paris Island S.C Camp Lajune North Carolina Harold Willard High School Neal 4Th Marines F.M.F 3Rd. Marine Division FPO San _ Francisco Calif

4 H Club Holds Fifth Meeting and First Horse Show

The Rawhiders 4 H saddle club met at Steuben Hall for the fifth time Monday evening with illustrated talks by Linda Pelchar and Jeff Featheringill. A first horse show was held Sunday featuring demonstrations by Judy Chapman on teaching a colt to lead and John Fulton on safety rules in handling a horse.

Rawhiders Steuben Hall Linda Pelchar Jeff Featheringill Judy Chapman John Fulton

Bellevue Girl Seeks Miss Huron Pageant Entry

Jacquelyn Ann Tom, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Tom of Bellevue, is the third entrant in the 1966 Miss Huron County Pageant. A Bowling Green State University junior and Bellevue High School graduate, she aims to teach the deaf after graduation. She has 12 years of baton and dramatics training and will perform baton, dance, or dramatics.

Jacquelyn Ann Tom William J. Tom Ellis Ave Bellevue Huron County Miss Tom Bowling Green State University Bellevue High School Chi Omega Sorority

Greenwich Area Councilman John Mauter Resigns

Greenwich councilman John Mauter resigned citing personal reasons after serving since Jan 1 1964. His post on the village planning and development board ends. no replacement named. Council favors a starting salary of 4800 per year for the village caretaker with local candidates sought.

Ing Donald Kochis Mauter

Willard Hires Ree Director Willard Hires Ree Director

Willard City Council approved Al D Ettore of North Fairfield as recreation director for the city park and pool for the summer at a special session. Salary set at 1200 dollars for the season with six councilmen voting yes and one voting no. D Ettore’s earlier application had been rejected May 16 and no local applicant was found.

Willard al D’ettore North Fairfield Arthur Stearns D’ettore Keith Armstrong Armstrong

Watts violence erupts as police clash with youths

In Watts Los Angeles Negro youths pelted a police car and two white motorists with rocks during attempts to arrest three robbery suspects. About 100 youths dispersed, with windows shattered and two drivers slightly cut. The incident coincides with a coroner’s inquest testimony for a pregnant widow of a motorist killed by a white officer last May 7.

Los Angeles UPI Watts

Willard Street Paving Gets Green Light After Council Action

The Willard Street paving project moves forward after a special council meeting. The state plans Conwell Avenue work from U.S. 224 to Tiffin Street with the city covering about 33,518 dollars. The Equalization Assessment Board proposed reductions for two parcels and the city adopted ordinances to accept the board's report and proceed.

Conwell Avenue State 99 Equalization Assessment Board Leroy Clouse Ralph Chester Bolen U.S. 224 Tiffin Street C.S.R. McLaughlin Ash Howard Street

Shiloh Boy Hit While Crossing Road Near Greenwich

A seven year old Shiloh boy fishing near his grandfather’s house ran onto Route 13 and was struck by a southbound car driven by Vernon Doty 24 of Columbus. He was knocked into the path of a northbound car driven by David Anderson 68 of Lorain. the Anderson vehicle avoided him. He sits in fair condition at Shelby Memorial Hospital with possible concussion a compound fracture of the right arm and multiple cuts.

Greenwich Shiloh James E. Miller A. George Miller Vernon Doty Columbus James Shelby Memorial Hospital

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