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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1966
Page
2
Norwalk officials discussed a 1966 school levy, warning of a projected $104000 deficit. Board members urged a special election this year to secure funds, while residents urged strong public education arguments and a robust information campaign to gain voter support.
Mrs. Mary Jane Reigel 44 of 13 Hickory St Norwalk died suddenly Monday at home from an apparent heart attack. She lived in Norwalk most of her life and served as organist at St Peter Lutheran Church for seven years and belonged to the Lutheran Women’s Organization. She worked as office manager at the Norwalk Reflector. Survivors include her husband Richard a daughter Renee and a son Jeffery all at home and her father Albert G Probst of Norwalk. She was preceded in death by a daughter Jacqueline. Visitation begins after 7 today at Kubach Smith Funeral Home with services set for 2 pm Thursday at St Peter Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Haldon Robarge. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Norwalk Boosters Club announces a reserved section for all Norwalk High School home basketball games this season to boost funds and concentrate active boosters in one area. Children may sit with parents. price is 11 dollars for nine home games, with contact numbers for more information.
Practical tip for advertisers, urging readers to call 662 4241 to place a chargeable classified ad. This brief note highlights the ease of paying for listings and emphasizes the utility of the classified section.
Huron County health inspector Clarence Ellett told the North Fairfield village council that of 168 properties, 37 meet sewer regulations, 57 need major work, 40 need minor work, and 34 remain uninspected. Twenty one already have septic tanks. 13 more likely require major repair. County dump project discussion continues with a 1967 start, site undecided. Council backs a county airport idea. no action taken on police armament proposal.
Willard Ohio board of education plans a study to determine if a new tax levy is needed to raise salaries for teaching and non teaching staff. A decision on building space and potential remodeling or replacement of West Central School is urged. The group also approves Head Start space, concurrent vacations for staff, and a health program funding dental and eye care for underprivileged pupils.
NORWALK REFLECTOR 612. Monroe Norwalk Ohio established 1830 published daily except Sundays and holidays by Reflector Herald Inc. UPI news service member Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association subscription terms listed by carrier or mail in several Ohio counties with various rates.
Operation Christmas provides names and addresses of local servicemen stationed overseas for Huron County residents to send Christmas cards. Deadlines note a Dec. 1 postal cutoff. Names include Charles J. Cole, Michael F. McFadden, Eugene Missler, and Richard C. Ward with their service units and APO destinations.
Willard anti poverty group continues plans for a Head Start program for local low income families. Six residents attended the Monday meeting as John Davies noted application forms must be mailed this month and staff recruitment is a major challenge. Central Elementary School will host an eight week session next summer after approval from the Willard School Board.
Milan Public School offers a Wednesday menu of hot turkey sandwich candied sweet potatoes cole slaw peach cobbler and milk. Thursday features meat loaf parsley potatoes buttered golden corn bread and butter rice pudding and milk. Friday serves ham salad or tuna salad sandwich hash brown potatoes buttered garden peas and strawberry shortcake with milk.
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