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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
12
Miami Beach NAFC president Charles Adamy says inflation stems from too much money and too few goods. Industry leaders welcome peaceful boycotts but push for political action. shortages and marketing costs cited as price drivers.
Board members toured the Red Cross Headquarters on Seminary Street after a weekly meeting. Tom Hinman and James Hile earned accredited first aid instructor status after completing Hancock County courses. Bob Young teaches Girl Scouts and plans adult classes. New London hosts a home nursing class. Helen Walek notes injured servicemen get one free home call upon US return, funded by the National Red Cross.
First Sergeant Carl McConkey visits Norwalk after completing a Viet Nam tour. He plans a five month duty tour in Germany. He is staying with his parents at 6 State St. His wife Shirley and four children live in Junction City Kansas.
The EHOVE proposal estimates 3.8 million for buildings with taxpayers contributing up to 2.9 million. Federal and state funds may cover 26 to 50 percent. Ballots will include a seven tenths mill levy for the buildings and 1.25 mills for operating the school. Operating budget expected at 592 800 with 239 260 state aid and tuition plus federal aids for the technical program.
University of California researchers report a test-tube factory converts leafy jungle leaves into basic nutrients. They suggest such greens could replace spinach on meals and help address world hunger.
Lawrence F. O'Brien says 150000 temporary workers will be hired nationwide for an earlier Christmas mailing rush, 10000 more than last year, starting a month earlier than November. He requested budget bureau advance to cover the extra payroll.
Mrs. Lewis Heyman and Mrs. Lawrence Snyder received special recognition at the New London Grange meeting. Heyman, home economics chairman, had a state-winning report entered in the National Grange contest. Snyder earned a rosette as a State Honor Lecturer.
Greenwich villagers will attend a Halloween event as the Greenwich Volunteer Fire Department hosts its annual masquerade dance beginning Saturday night. Local firefighters invite residents to join for a festive community gathering with costumes and entertainment.
PFC Daniel L. Sengstock graduated Oct. 21 from the 6th Army NCO Academy at Fort Lewis Washington. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sengstock rural North Fairfield. He completed a six week course in leadership instructor training map and compass reading and tactics. Songstock has been assigned to the Returnee Reassignment Station at Seattle Tacoma International Airport. Department holds its annual masquerade dance at the Intermediate School on New Street. The costume judging begins at 8 p.m. Round and square dancing follow at 9 p.m. with music by Dixie Herner. All attendees are urged to wear a costume and compete for prizes. Grand prize is 10 dollars. Other categories include prizes for grades pre school through 8th four prizes 9th through 12th and adults four prizes couples two prizes youngest one prize oldest one prize. Halloween events in Greenwich resume after the weekend with Trick or Treat Night Monday 6 30 to 7 30 p.m. Children through eighth grade may participate. Trick or Treat at 7 30 p.m. is followed by the annual children’s costume contest sponsored by Greenwich merchants and Rotary Club. Intermediate School gym hosts judging. Children in five age groups compete for best dressed funniest best Halloween character ugliest and most original. After the contest youngsters receive cider and donuts. LOOKING FOR BARGAINS in antiques Check the Classified Columns now.
More than 5 00 veterans in Ohio began receiving VA checks this month under the GI Bill. Checks issued Oct 20 covered enrollment data, with veterans required to certify attendance by the 8th each month for continued payment. The veteran is responsible for certifying attendance. schools only notify VA of enrollment.
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