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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1978
Page
5
Glenda Klein, a 20 year old Wakeman native, is the area’s only female troubleshooter for General Telephone Company. She climbs poles to repair equipment and aims to advance through training in electronics and new communications methods.
The National Association of Accountants Lake Erie Central Chapter meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at McGar vey s Vermilion. Speaker Tom Stratton from Barclay Assoc Philadelphia. Open to accounting professionals. reservations to Joseph Davoli at 277 8300.
HURON John Goebel, 52, former Hitler Youth member and German Navy teen, speaks at Bowling Green State University Firelands Campus East Building at 7 30 p m November 21 on Brainwashing How it Happened in Nazi Germany He fled Germany in 1951 and now works as a Firelands Camp ranger outlining brainwashing in past and present society
The Norwalk chapter of Recovery Inc celebrates one year of weekly meetings held since its start. Founded by Dr. Abrahm A. Low in 1937 to prevent relapses in former mental patients, the organization offers open sessions led by trained members. The Norwalk group meets at 8 p.m. Mondays in room 226 at St. Peter Lutheran Church Executive Drive off Benedict Ave inviting past attendees to join the anniversary gathering.
Mindy Palm daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Palm of North Fairfield is one of three winners in the statewide 4-H competition. She travels to Chicago November 26 to 30 for excellence in the dairy foods program sponsored by the Carnation Company. She won for self determined 4-H projects in cheese making and ice cream making and has produced cottage farmer mozzarella and pot cheese and raised and shown dairy cattle. Winners are selected by the Cooperative Extension Service with awards arranged by the National 4-H Council.
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