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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1967

Page

2

Jaycees Propose Lighting Milan Flag Pole

Milan village discusses lighting the flag pole with Jaycees Bob Bickley and Jim Whidden hoping to finish by Veterans Day November 11. The board also approves a new bucket truck purchase, a base contract for the electrical substation, and notes 37 sewer construction violations. Bay Construction Co. won the substation base bid of 998 dollars. land for the substation is acquired and letters will be sent to violators.

Milan Bay Construction Co John Savord

Milan PTA installs officers and plans joint events

Mrs. Gerald Sikes voices pride as Mrs. Likes becomes president for the year. Officers named include Walter Hemchak as vice president, J W Thomason as secretary, and Donald Day as treasurer. The group will meet Berlin Heights PTA November 13 for a Meet Your Neighbor night, and December events involve the Mothers' Club with Holy Land slides. A sex education program is set for Saturday at Sandusky High School, sponsored in part by Erie County Mental Health Association.

PTA Berlin Heights Mothers’ Club Holy Land James Brinks Sandusky High School Erie County Mental Health Association

Mrs Leber Elected By Greenwich PTO

Greenwich officers for 1967 68 were elected at the South Central PTO meeting with Mrs Walter H Leber as president and Mrs Richard Keefer as vice president. Mrs Viertelle Haley is secretary and Mrs Howard Leber treasurer. The group will assign committees and plan activities. A German Band entertained and door prize bulbs were won by Mrs R Clark Hunter.

Greenwich South Central Parent-Teacher Organization PTO Walter H. Leber Richard Keefer Viertelle Haley Howard Leber South Central SCHS R. Clark Hunter

Businessmen Breakfast Planned by Akron CBMC

The Christian Businessmen's Committee will sponsor a Businessmen's Breakfast at Leed's Dining Room this Saturday starting at 7 a.m. John Snyder of Akron Snyder Bros. Motor Freight will speak. Reservations may be made by calling Tom McIntyre or Leed's. A Norwalk man among 17 Ohio Road Safety Awardees was recognized for Outstanding involvement in the Cooperative Road Patrol. Richard J. Boose of Norwalk Truck Lines wrote 100 plus reports last year. The award was given at the joint Fall Safety Forum of the Ohio Trucking Association and the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association in Painesville. The West Hartland Women's Society sponsors a UNICEF drive Saturday with canvassers meeting at 12:45 p.m. at Hartland Community Hall. A school of instruction for precinct workers in New London precincts 1 2 and 3 will be held at New London High School at 6 30 tonight for Greenwich 1 and 2 and Fairfield areas. Willard students present The Miracle Worker on November 17 and 18 with two casts starring Julie Read, Debbie Har ter, Sue Link, and Debbie Taylor among others. Directors are Gordon Jack Miller and James BeBee.

Christian Businessmen’s Committee Leed John Snyder Akron Snyder Bros. Motor Freight, Inc Akron Cbmc Tom McIntyre Leed's Norwalk Ohio Council of Safety Supervisors Ohio Motor Carriers Richard J. Boose Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc Ohio Trucking Association Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association Painesville West Hartland New London Hartland New London High School Greenwich Fairfield Village Fairfield Township Fitchville Township Willard

Monroeville man injured in sliding door incident at Schneider's Contractors

James R. Diringer, 53, suffered a compound fracture of the left index finger after his hand was caught in a sliding door at Schneider's Contractors in Monroeville. He and Riley Barnett and Nancy Grimmer were treated and released. Barnett fractured a toe and Grimmer injured her knee playing football. An alley accident behind the J C Penney Store involved William J. Signs and Frederick W. McIntyre, who were both reported to police. Police cited two drivers for speeding Hazel White and Homer Ewell. Other fines listed include Lana Warren for failure to drive on the right and Floyd Seames for DUI.

Monroeville Schneider's Contractors James R. Diringer Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital Riley Barnett New State Road Nancy Grimmer Central Blvd J.C. Penney William J. Signs Milan Frederick W. McIntyre W. Main Hazel I. White West Washington Homer W. Ewell Cline Street Lana Lea Warren Huron Betty Lou Grosswiler RD 3 Floyd E. Seames Thomas A. Kittle Breezewood Gottfried Brutsher New London

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