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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1967

Page

3

Queen Susan Giles Seeks Central Ohio Crown At Ashland

Susan Giles 16, open gates Saddle Club queen last spring, competes for Central Ohio Horse Association queen at Ashland with 18 other queens. She is from Huron County and a Norwalk High School junior. Contest judges appearance manners sportsmanship personality tack and riding ability. The show with a $12 000 budget features 93 classes and the Central Ohio Saddle Club Association includes 50 clubs and 1 038 members. Gus Liedorff is Open Gates Saddle Club president.

Susan Giles Open Gates Saddle Club Central Ohio Horse Association Ashland Miss Giles Roy Giles Benedict Huron County Norwalk High School Central Ohio Saddle Club Association Gus Liedorff

Berlin Approves Street Project Briefing

Berlin Heights village council approved Second Street repair and resurfacing to 12 feet width. Erie Blacktop Co. will start early next week at about 990 dollars. Center Street prioritised for resurfacing. Mill Street slated for rebuild in five to seven years. School crossing light hours set. zoning amendment approved for annexed residential area.

Berlin Heights Second Street Erie Blacktop Co Center Mill Streets Center Street Mill Street Myron Nichols P.m Council

Woman Injured In Woodlawn Avenue Crash

A 23 year old from rural Nor walk was injured when her 1967 convertible struck a utility pole on Woodlawn Avenue. Patricia A. Weisenberger suffered tooth injuries and elbow harm, was treated by her family physician, and charged with failure to drive on the right side after the 2 04 p m crash.

Norwalk Woodlawn Avenue Patricia A. Weisenberger RD 1 Miss Weisenberger Woodlawn Weisenberger

AMVET Post 1965 Starts 1968 Membership Drive

Commander Doug Colvin announces AMVET Post 1965 Norwalk begins its 1968 membership drive with Mayor Harold Finch and 1st Vice-Commander R V Pylant as co chairmen. Membership open to Veterans of World War II Korea and Vietnam era. Woodlawn Cemetery cleanup set for Oct 23 to 28 with items left discarded.

Doug Colvin Amvet Post No Norwalk Harold Finch R.V. Pylant Amvets Korea

4-H Leaders Elected to County Committee Roles

George Friend was named chairman of the County Extension 4-H Committee with Robert Brooks as vice chairman and Mrs. Paul Songstock as secretary. The group, including Carlos Tucker, reviewed 4-H participation at the Huron County Junior Fair and will discuss 1968 activities at the November meeting. Also, anti poverty officials urged Willard council for housing and asked city help with a new Metropolitan Housing Authority.

George Friend West Hartland Boosters Robert Brooks Peru Panthers Paul Songstock North Fairfield Junior Farmers Huron County Carlos Tucker Willard George Hayduk Norwalk Joseph Ben Keith Armstrong

Planning salaries for EHOVE needs begins says Creighton Ghrist

EHOVE Joint Vocational School superintendent Creighton Ghrist told the General Advisory Group that salary planning must start now. He urged each group member representing agriculture business and industry to propose a basis for this planning aligned with new pay levels offered to employees in the area.

Creighton Ghrist Ehove Joint Vocational School

Boy Struck by Bottle at School Playground

Anthony Nead eight was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital for a cut above the left eye after a pop bottle struck him at League Street School playground. Police were notified by his father George W Nead as several children tossed stones and officers questioned parents.

Anthony Nead Prospect St Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital League Street George W. Nead

Ohio Bonds Sales Reach 103000 Aug chief reports

In August 1967 Ohio bond sales totaled $28 million for Series E and H United States Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares. Huron County chairman John F Ernsthausen said county August sales were $103,094 and the county reached 63 percent of its annual target by month end. Bon UPI notes Brandt warned Social Democratic members against harboring illusions about Britain's Common Market entry.

United States Savings Freedom Ohio John F. Ernsthausen Huron County Volunteer Savings Bonds

Nolan Reelected Chairman Of Huron ASC County Board

Pat Nolan Jr., Wakeman Township dairy man, was reelected chairman of the Huron ASC County Committee with Fred Ortner elected vice chairman and Vernon Reddick as the third member. Terms are three years, with one new member each year. alternate members are Edmund Franklin and Le Roy Ringle. The county office at 202 Old State Road South handles farm program business totaling 1.39 million dollars last year.

Patrick J. Nolan, Jr Wakeman Township Huron ASC LeRoy Ringle Fred F. Ortner Clarksfield Edmund R. Franklin New London le Roy Ringle Greenwich Congress Department of Agriculture Department Old State Road South

Twelve Candidates Named For Norwalk Chamber Board Elections

Twelve candidates have been announced for the 1968 Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Ballots are due from chamber members on Thursday. Two directors will be elected in each category Industrial Professional and Service and Retail with listed nominees across firms including Norwalk Waste Materials Co. and Heaston Hile Funeral Home.

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Chamber K. S. Flickinger Flickinger Insurance Company Charles Furey Bache, Furey & Meyers, Inc James M. Hile Heaston Hile Funeral Home Jerry Neeland Model Cleaners

Willard Names New Police Chief Jack Fryman

Jack Fryman aged 36 was sworn in as Willard police chief at the Monday council meeting by Law Director Robert Thorton. Fryman has four years of Toledo police service and was on the job since Sunday with his wife and parents present for the ceremony.

Willard Jack Fryman Robert Thorton

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Susan Joey Berlin Offer Stadium London UPI Sid Bernstein The Beatles New York Shea Stadium Woodlawn Cemetery William H. Giles Friend Bottle Bor Britain Playtex White Dashion Shore Pat Nolan Isadore Lichtessen Norwalk Waste Materials Co Michael Sumner Westinghouse Houseware Depot George Woodward Printainer Corporation John Wyatt Boxboard Packaging Company Kenneth Conway Norwalk Parts Company A.B. Mann Holman Jewelers George Manyak Ford, Inc Clyde Rekart P &R Value Center Toledo Kays Shoes West Main Street America Contessa Parisienne Diana Holman’s Dia Holuon Jewelers East Main Diamond Merchants
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