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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
3
In Norwalk Kane More Memorial Day event residents line Main Street for the parade. Scott Armstrong leads with his spool on display as spectators cheer along the route past local business storefronts.
Mayor Wayne Goodsite urged patriotism at the City Hall Memorial Day event. Veterans of Foreign Wars awarded Citizenship to Mary Knorr and Craig Hohler. American Legion Auxiliary prizes went to children for bikes, costumes, and the best float showing a nurse and wounded soldier.
Ohio House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess announced State Rep. Ethel Swanbeck was appointed to the Interstate Legislative Committee on Lake Erie. The panel includes lawmakers from Michigan Pennsylvania New York and Ontario and focuses on coordinating pollution abatement programs for Lake Erie.
Greenwich note: Diane Hunter daughter of Clark and Mrs Hunter is valedictorian at South Central High School. She is National Honor Society member two years, on the scholarship team three years, student council member, Buckeye Girls State delegate. Co salutatorians are Jim Walters and Gary Harris. Commencement June 10 at 7 p.m. on the football field. speaker Gary Keith of Keith Construction Greenwich.
Mrs. Caroline S. Ford of Norwalk, chief of Home Services at Mansfield Memorial Homes for 10 years, will join 125 county residents at a June 1 to June 3 conference at Duke University on Alternatives to Institutional Care for Older Americans. She oversees Meals on Wheels Homemaker and Home Health Aide services and other programs to help seniors stay in their homes. She is active in local groups and is listed in Who's Who directories.
Grain prices from Chicago show wheat futures with July at 146 147 14534 and 147 percent. September trades 148 149 14714 and 148 percent with a 155 high and 138 percent low by month. December quotes 1522 1535 151% 153-1534 with major moves noted.
Huron County faces a 30 day deadline to commit 1.8 million dollars in State Issue I funds for road projects or forfeit the money to the State Highway Department. Willard West Road is complete, and officials reallocate uncommitted funds to projects including Old State Road and Plymouth traffic lighting amid changes and disputes over allocations.
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