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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
3
Milan Board of Education approved payment of bills totaling 22,356.99, hired a new bus driver, scheduled a parent visitation night, and reviewed the fire chief's inspection report on the school buildings.
The Erie County Board of Education approved continuing repairs and purchases totaling 18039.01 including books art supplies and general maintenance. Outstanding cafeteria bills reached 4317.98. Cora Jean Rockwell was hired as bus driver. A parent visitation night for Education Week was set for Wednesday Oct 28 at the junior and senior high. Robert Stein was elected delegate and Herb Schlessman alternate for the Ohio School Board Association fall conference in Columbus Nov 10 11 and 12. Executive Head Charles Lindecamp to arrange wiring corrections and other recommendations. Three wrestling meets were approved for Thursdays with contracts signed for dates and officials.
Senator Humphrey assailed a Republican faction spokesman calling his positions illusory and unfounded while praising Kennedy Johnson era policies. He urged unity and prosperity under a Johnson Humphrey administration and honored Kennedy’s legacy. Louis G. Frey referenced in a campaign banner at the event.
The Centurion staff for 1964 65 includes six seniors Paul Schaffer Nancy Odson Becky Gilger Fenton Miller Charee Myers and Nancy Walcher. Juniors Dennis Stoneham Frances Van Scoy Greg Vogel Sandra Sanders. Sophomores Karen Prelipp Carol Smith and freshmen Jane Sweeting Belinda Hopkins. Mrs. Milton Schantz is faculty advisor.
Wakeman Elementary PTA approved a $130 contribution toward a playground merry-go-round. Sewell Cameron spoke in a petition urging a sales tax increase from three to four percent, saying the extra revenue would fund school purposes.
About 550 high school pupils and teachers attend the Senior Science Students Tour at NASA Plum Brook Station today and tomorrow. Schools on the tour today include Sandusky Monroeville Norwalk Huron Milan Berlin Heights St Pauls Norwalk Margaretta Castalia High Schools. Tomorrow morning brings students from St Marys Sandusky Bellevue New London Western Reserve South Central Perkins Township and Attica High Schools.
Fisher Titus admissions include George Russell Betty Suhr Master Charles Tetrick Leon Myers John Heitsche and others. Discharges list Kenneth Hunt Ed mond Sanders Baby Keith Green Mary Kline Raymond Remlinger and more. New London Hospital admissions include Mrs Robert Etzweiler and Mrs Robert Skillicorn both in R D 2 Greenwich and New London.
Quickies Wesley E Soldan 42 Toledo arrested at 10 30 p m Tuesday charged with speeding 40 mph in business district Soldan signed a 10 waiver Keith A Werner 21 3 Jackson St arrested at 6 45 p m Tuesday charged with 60 mph on Jefferson St to appear in Mayor s Court Saturday William G Landenberg 20 RD 2 arrested at 5 p m Tuesday radar check 47 mph on E Main signed 10 waiver Also nabbed Donald M Snyder 36 Farmington Mich and Robert C Schumer 30 Akron Snyder paid 10 bond after 1 55 p m Tuesday for speeding on Benedict Schumer charged with 45 mph on W Main at 1 p m Tuesday signed 10 waiver John Moxley Medina to show colored safari films to Norwalk Kiwanis Club Thursday and recount his safari ordeal.
Robert Rice, general chairman, announces the first United Fund drive in the Greenwich ripley area from Oct 21 to 31 with a $5,000 goal. Nine agencies will benefit including Erie Shores Girl Scout Council, Firelands Boy Scouts, Red Cross Hur on County chapter, Salvation Army, and others. Arthur Leak guides Ripley Township volunteers and Mrs. Monroe Underwood leads Greenwich Township volunteers.
Greenwich reports Laura Sue Mc Nemar and Cheryl Ann Mumau of South Central High School received Letters of Commendation for high performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Principal Robert Earl announced the commendations amid national recognition by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Sandy Youngeberg of Butler Road is named Homecoming Queen for 1964 at W. Reserve. She will be crowned at halftime of the October 17 game against South Central, with Lois Dalton performing the crown. Her court includes Karen Witzlaben, Jo Swonger, Brenda Orson, and Terry Graves, with events continuing from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The Norwalk Republican Club calls a 7:30 p.m. general membership meeting at Republican Headquarters led by President J. T. Lendrum. Attendees will finalize precinct poll listings with Donald Dudley. A delegation will go to Lorain County Steel Roast at El Ray Grotto Park where Representative William E. Miller will speak.
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