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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
3
Middle School Principal Robert Mitchell said he would refuse the PTA vice-presidency for 1967-68, after a protest over how children were disciplined with a ruler during a Friday concert. He cited a combination of factors beyond the spanking incident.
The Huron Soil and Water Conservation Board approves sponsoring a teacher to a Conservation Laboratory and funding two youths to the Ohio Forestry Association plus one 4-H member to Camp Ohio. It accepts 1981 acres across seven farms for technical assistance and lists new cooperators Aldrich Lumber Co Fitchville 202 acres Frank Heitsche Sr 111 Hartland Gerald Danne miller 212 Harold Gates 75 Lwyndell Coder 70 Mrs Jane Marsh Stevene 705 Ridgefield Western Reserve FFA 50 Townsend. Four Huron farmers have completed basic conservation plans for their farms.
Greenwich high school hosted the seventh annual South Central music awards banquet sponsored by the Music Parents Organization. Mary Baumann won the Arion Award. Gary Hunter earned the John Philip Sousa Band Award. Sara Nead received the National School Choral Award. Jane Sweeting became the first Modern Music Masters award recipient.
Federal approval allows four Head Start programs in Sandusky and Willard to beginStaffing will start immediately with 36 hires total and a June 26 opening target for a six week summer session from June 26 to August 4.
Jack Gerken of the Mayors Committee of Human Relations will speak to Norwalk ministers at the Elk's Club at noon Friday on fair housing. Reports include a marriage counseling program with Huron County Court and Bar Association, the Sesquicentennial celebration, a radio program, and the proposed retirement village.
The Norwalk Reflector outlines subscription terms for local delivery and mail. It lists area coverage including Norwalk and nearby towns, with prices 45 cents per issue, 15 dollars yearly in some counties, and 23.40 dollars yearly elsewhere, payable in advance.
Monroeville council approved engineer Richard E. Mutz's plans for a 1830 foot 12 inch sanitary sewer from the primary plant to north village limits. Estimated total cost 21 986 plus engineering and boring. financing decision set for June 6. Easements sought from Clyde Anderson and William Shibley for Hilltop Court.
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