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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1967
Page
3
Community listings show events across Wakeman Willard Greenwich Monroeville and surrounding areas. Meetings include American Legion Auxiliary OES Rotary Club and PTA with sessions at various halls and schools daily from Monday to Saturday plus Friday activities and Sunday gatherings.
Dean Harmony a junior at Lakeland high school was elected president of the Lakeland Conference Student Council. Mrs Helen Woodworth guidance counselor and the local student council sponsor noted other officers for the nine conferences include Roger Jones coordinator Kay Williams vice president and Terry Brothers secretary treasurer from Wellington and North Ridgeville.
Five burglaries were investigated by the Huron County Sheriff's Department in September with one solved along with three prior burglaries. The month also saw 10 larcenies, 31 complaints, 173 writs served, and 37 arrests on warrants. Sixty prisoners received 1 408 meals. $448 was paid for prisoner board.
Willard Mayor Court lists several defendants including Paul Souslin Donald Davis and Burdette Robinson with red light violations fines and bond waivers. Elizabeth Massey Alice Montgomery Esther Cook and Frank Wilson face assault or public intoxication charges with fines costs and bonds noted.
Six men were chosen to join the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for three-year terms starting January 1. Elected were A. Michael Sumser Westinghouse John Wyatt Boxboard Packaging Co K S Flickinger Flickinger Insurance Co James M Hile Heaston Hile Funeral Home A B Mann Holman Jewelers George Manyak George Manyak Ford Inc. Planners seek a site for a Norwalk day care center for preschool children of working mothers as churches and a lodge have rejected proposals and a third church has not replied. The center would be a break even operation for ages three to six five days a week. Hearings on two of three Willard annexations will be held Monday at the Huron County Courthouse. A delay in legal notices pushed the hearing to Nov 20. Vandals painted a Peru Olena Road home with green paint and varnish, breaking windows and staining the roof and side. Deputies noted a tall intruder applied the paint with a rag on a stick. Nearby home also damaged. Willard volunteers plan Fire Prevention Week activities Oct 8 14. A big Sunday fire on state route 61 will occur on city land near the proposed reservoir. Former Stein farm buildings will be burned. A parade Monday night will crown a Miss Flame from five senior girls and a Miss Flame dance follows at the Willard Community Center with the Checkmates.
Greenwich Village Council votes to purchase a new police cruiser and seeks two bids from each dealer for standard and special police cars. The meeting also sets wage changes for water department staff, openings for fire equipment bids, and street work staffing plans.
Greenwich Fall Festival closes its final day with events by the American Legion and Volunteer Fire Department. Highlights include a 10 a.m. farm tractor pulling contest at the ball park, 2 p.m. slo-pitch games, an antique auction at the Intermediate School grounds, a 4 p.m. skydiving exhibition, 4:30 p.m. firemen water fights, 10 p.m. fireworks, and crafts and music at the school grounds all day.
Norwalk Berlin Western Reserve and St Paul school lunch menus list weekly varied meals for October 9 13 1967 including macaroni and cheese sloppy joes meat loaf turkey sandwiches roast beef and Friday specials with milk fruit and desserts. The pages show multiple schools offering balanced options across main dishes vegetables and desserts with standard milk.
The State Department said the Greek military junta has not requested any economic aid and the U S government has no plans to extend such aid. Assistant Secretary of State Anthony Solomon sent the public letter to 52 House members amid concerns about possible aid requests.
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