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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1970

Page

2

Benefit Dance Postponed to October for Rollins Hospital Bill

The David Rollins Benefit Dance at the National Guard Armory is moved to October 24 at the VFW Hall Milan Avenue due to an injury to a band member. Organizers Ron Parron and Quentin Vowell say $300 cash prize and door prizes remain. refunds offered for postponed tickets.

David Rollins National Guard Armory Ron Parron Quentin Vowell Armory VFW Milan Avenue Fair Publishing House, Inc Rotary Printing Co Rollins Lovers Lane Road Parton and Vowell

Norwalk seniors stage speak out on aging ahead of national conference

More than 60 area elders joined a Norwalk Senior Center forum coordinated by Mrs. Ruby Hey to voice needs before the White House Conference on Aging. Groups discussed income health housing and transportation with responses compiled for state and national aging offices.

Norwalk Area White House Norwalk Senior Center Ruby Hey WVII Cleveland National Health Service England Robert Klenk Beverly White Barbara Becker Home Economic Extension Board of Mental Health and Retardation John Borgia John Short

Bachelor Kills 3 Secretaries Then Self in Albany

Joseph C. White a 25 year old state labor department analyst returned from sick leave on Wednesday unwrapped a red wrapped box and shot four women in two floors of a city building then killed himself. The victims were Sandra L. Peters Linda D. Willis Patricia Chromik and Mary Ann Reimisch. Police noted the gun jammed twice, possibly reducing casualties. District Attorney Arnold Proskin called the act senseless and unexplainable.

Albany, N.Y UPI Joseph C. White State Department of Labor White Sandra _L. Peters Amsterdam Linda D. Willis Waterford Patricia Chromik Albany Mary Ann Reimisch Reimisch Arnold Proskin Department State University of Albany

Willard High names senior class officers and council

Don Hayes was elected president of the senior class. Other senior officers include Ronald Robison as vice president Nora Bevier as secretary Debbie Van Loo as treasurer Jenny Nelson as social chairman. Juniors and sophomores list their presidents and officers with names for vice presidents secretaries treasurers and social chairs. Freshmen designate Steve Weaver as president with Clark Maddocks Kathy Thornton Sue Treharne and Wendy Ayres in key posts with council representatives listed.

Robert Frederick Richard Lewis Cindy Treharne Jacki Stotz Jean Goodsite Richard Willoughby Bruce DeHaan Steve Weaver Clark Maddocks Kathy Thornton Sue Treharne Wendy Ayres Lisa Bourma Jerri Clouse John Frye David R. Smith Linda Teagarden

Richland Auto Tour Planned By Conservation District

The Richland Soil and Water Conservation District will sponsor a Farm Foliage Fun Drive-it-yourself automobile tour through Richland County on October 10 and 11. The 68 mile tour begins at 1 p.m. each day and visits 32 stops from Hattery and Chatlain Nursery southeast of Mansfield to Lehnhart Brothers Dairy Farm north of Lucas. Maps will be available at service stations along the route.

Richland Soil and Water Conservation District Richland County Hattery and Chatlain Nursery Mansfield Lehnhart Brothers Lucas

Meet New Teachers at Norwalk High School

In his first year as reserve football coach at Norwalk High School Jim Justice, a Columbus native, teaches civics and world geography and serves as an assistant varsity coach. He and his wife Christine, a Berlin Heights teacher, live at 75 Norwood Ave. Justice, 22, graduated from Wittenberg University this year.

Norwalk High School Jim Justice Columbus Justice Christine Berlin Heights Norwood Ave Wittenberg University

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