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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1970
Page
2
Seniors completed exams on Wednesday and collected caps gowns and tickets while returning books paying fines and rehearsing for baccalaureate and commencement. Underclassmen joined in honors at ceremonies as COE Club donated an electric adding machine funded by the club treasury.
Philip J. Mersereau named personnel manager of General Motors New Departure Hyatt Division in Sandusky, replacing Charles F. Meyer who becomes divisional manager of salaried employment and benefits. Mersereau transfers from New Departure in Bristol Connecticut where he was labor relations supervisor. Toledo native with a Bowling Green State University degree. He and his wife Jacqueline have three children: Mark, Peter, and Joel.
Dispositions listed for Norwalk Mayor's Court include Norman Gerken of rural Norwalk fined 17 dollars bond forfeiture for speeding. Gordon Gillette of New London cited for driving off the right side of the road with 17 dollar bond. Richard Brooks and Edna E Pevinis also appear with fines or bond forfeitures for dog at large and speeding. Larry D Greenawalt of 75 Christie charged with speeding with 10 dollar fine and 7 dollar costs.
Ten outstanding Huron County 4-H Club members have been selected to represent the county at the Ohio 4-H Club Congress. Named are Bill Balduff Royal Chisholm Bill Lund Tim Moss Edith Divers Sharon Landis Barbara Kramer Carol Rowland Roberta Shingledecker and Sharon Smith. The theme is One Giant Step with career explorations a pops concert by the Columbus Youth Symphony Orchestra and swimming and skating included.
Edison High School announces its Student Council for the coming year. Senior representatives include Doug Ducsay Chuck Murray Joan Van Offeren and Diane Healy. Officers named are Joan Van Offeren president Greg Hire vice president Kathy Likes secretary and Doug Ducsay treasurer.
A lighthearted exchange mocks goat clubs and gender limits while praising goats as clean and intelligent. Readers offer humorous takes on goat odor, membership, and the value of goats with a nod to goat milk’s therapeutic use. A Massachusetts reader laments TV hair trends.
Edison High School senior Cindy Doerner won the Milan Jaycee essay contest and a $25 savings bond at the Awards Day Assembly. Runners up were Luanne Plumb and Lillie Hintz, both Edison seniors, who receive pen sets.
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