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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1968
Page
10
Firelands Area Council plans September program with 110 troops practicing Scoutcraft skills for the space age. Troops will hold interpatrol rallies during weekend camp outs testing leaf ID knots fire building first aid and compass work. Cub packs will follow Doorway to Adventure theme and hold Parents meetings.
Quickies ALSAC event on Sept 15 contact Carol Giallombardo after 5 PM Aug 26 2730 31 Sept 3 6 9 10 11 12 13 14. Driveway gravel and paving services listed with local contractors. Norwalk Knights Of Columbus golf at Thunderbird Hills on Saturday. Fall dance classes enroll with Winnie Barron Dance Studio. IDEAL APPLIANCENTER offers 4 and 8 track stereos with prices. Open bowling at Kenilee Lanes. Eastwood Park Village home signups. Swableys Fruit Farm offers fruits and produce with specific Rt 61 East locations.
UPI reports no receipts and a week of steady markets. Cattle ranges include prime steers 27 to 28.50 per hundredweight and calves up to 39, hogs from 14 to 21, and sheep and lambs with prime slaughter at 26 to 26.50.
Donald E. Howey 51 of Fryen Street died of an apparent heart attack at Sandusky Memorial Hospital. He leaves wife Aretha Chase and two daughters Juanita Wingate and Sandra Dohnal, plus a granddaughter and his mother Agnes Howey. Services Monday at Heaston Hile Funeral Home with burial in Milan Cemetery. Clinton E. Frank 83 of Rochester Township died at Ashland Samaritan Hospital. Survived by son Frederick, seven grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, and his wife Jennie who died in 1961. Funeral at Eastman Funeral Home with burial in Grove Street Cemetery.
Students begin a longer day with a 8 a.m. homeroom and 3 30 p.m. last period. Blue and gold football hosts Huron at home on Whitney field the first game of the season. New concessions, upgraded band equipment, and a 10 000 book shelving project announce a spring semester finish.
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Mrs. Dorothy Hutchins and others including Mr. Howard Lutts and Mrs. Lena Mundy plus discharges for Mrs. Eleanor Barnam and Mr. Paul Parker. Sandusky Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Danny Mundy Jr and Ada Dickel along with several Norwalk residents and Berlin Heights affiliate.
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