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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1979

Page

3

Voorhees Named Firelands District Executive Officer

Leslie T Voorhees has been named district executive officer of the Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America. The Norwalk resident, former Toronto, C resident, graduated May 6 from Salem College with a youth administration major and will recruit volunteers raise funds and support scouting programs in the Southwest District covering Huron County Berlin Heights and parts of Bellevue.

Leslie T. Voorhees State St Norwalk Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts of America Voorhees Toronto Salem College Salem W. Va American Humanities Inc Huron County Berlin Heights Bellevue

Norwalk Man Injured in Plant Conveyor Mishap

Robert K. Foster of Gallup was hospitalized after his hand was caught between two rollers at Janesville Products. He was transported by Norwalk ambulance to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in good condition, with bruised fingers and wrist and no cuts or broken bones, according to plant manager Phil Jamison.

Norwalk Janesville Products Robert K. Foster Gallup Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Phil Jamison Foster Jamison Janesville Fisher-Titus Martha Doster Keefer St Willard Mason’s Craig A. Scott Sandusky Ohio U.S Sandusky Memorial Hospital

Daugherty to Accept Western Reserve High Principalship

White Oak High School principal and athletic director Robert Daugherty told the Reflector he will accept the Western Reserve High School principal role after board executive session. The position pays 23000 annually and requires terminating his White Oak contract. Daugherty plans to sign and return the contract, with his wife retired from teaching. The couple has two young children.

Robert Daugherty White Oak High School Hillsboro Western Reserve High School The Reflector Western Reserve Board of Education Wakeman Daugherty White Oak Western Reserve Max Friend

Gasoline Leak Closes In On Norwalk Sewer Origin

Firemen await state test results to pinpoint the source of gasoline seeping into Norwalk s sanitary sewer near Seminary Street. Lt. Don Hohler sent a water sample to the state fire marshal after three complaints from Water Street apartments and Seminary Street businesses about the odor.

Norwalk Seminary Street Don Hohler Columbus Water Street Hohler Elmer McGuckin Sohio Benedict Avenue

Mary Schick Named Teacher of the Year for Special Kids

Mary Schick, 42, special education teacher at South Central Middle School, was named teacher of the year by the Council for Exceptional Children for Huron, Erie, and Lorain counties. She teaches Adjusted Curriculum Education to students ages 9 to 14, emphasizes individualized plans, and runs frequent classroom projects and bake sales to fund trips. Her nomination praised her dedication and time management, noting she often creates 9 to 10 lesson plans daily and engages her students beyond conventional math books. Also honored was Richard L. Farrell, Erie County superintendent, for educator of the year for expanding handicapped programs.

South Central Council For Exceptional Children Mary Schick Huron Erie Lorain Mary Ann Hutchinson ACE Huron County Erie County Erie County Education Service Center Sandusky Farrell

Meals On Wheels fund grows in Norwalk

The Norwalk Meals On Wheels fund has risen to 8644 dollars with major support from First United Methodist Church at 1000 dollars and a 25 dollar gift from two church circles. Fanny Farmer Candy Shops donated 100 dollars, plant manager L C Trotta commented on the program, Myers Insurance gave 25 dollars, and two anonymous donors contributed 70 dollars. Federal funds end June 30, and the Lions Club, acting as trustee, will continue the program afterward. Sixteen residents unable to cook receive five hot meals weekly.

First United Methodist Church Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc L. C. Trotta Myers Insurance Lions Club Norwalk

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