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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1966

Page

5

School Lunches Are Big Business in Norwalk Schools

Norwalk City Schools consumed 4 053 pounds of meat and fish, 1 215 loaves of bread, and 47 161 half pints of milk for September lunches. Supervisor Mrs. Noffzinger says the Type A lunch requires large quantities and a dedicated kitchen staff of seven, with meals prepared at the junior high and transported to all city schools.

Norwalk Harry Notzinger Norwalk Public Schools Noffzinger James Conney Maxwell Carpenter Tony Aiello Mary Pressley Walter Kluding Loutta Grell Alfred Wechter Estel Eldridge Bronson Jerry Spencer

Women Are Installed In Church

Officers of the Ladies Society and Talent Guild at Wake man Congregational Church were installed during world wide communion services. Katherine Winnen became president of the Ladies Society with Charles Dotson as vice president and Nora Green as second vice president. Gertrude Shelton is secretary and Grace Elms treasurer. Richard Hergina is new Talent Guild president with Gerald Ross as vice president and John Todd and Beverly Timbs as secretaries.

Wakeman Ladies Society Talent Guild Wakeman Congregational Church Katherine Winnen Charles Dotson Nora Green Gertrude Shelton Grace Elms Richard Hergina Gerald Ross John Todd Beverly Timbs Pilgrim Hall Claire Ginste Gertrde Shelton Baline Hurst Albert Schweitzer Erica Anderson Schweitzer Africa Elwyn Owen Unity United Church of Christ Weber Harold Dalton

Tour Charles J. Cole Returns From Leave

machinist mate 3rd class son of Mrs Beatrice Cole of 22 Pitt Street has returned to the U S S Kawishiwi at Pearl Harbor Hawaii after a 30 day leave at home Cole will be away two years before returning home Although Pearl Harbor is his base he expects to go to the South China Seas

Charles J. Cole Beatrice Cole Pitt St U.S.S

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