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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1964

Page

3

Jones Named Kiwanis Chief In Medina

Paul M. Jones was elected president of the Norwalk Kiwanis Club on Thursday. William Dreyer and Fred Waugh were named first and second vice presidents, Elmer Buki secretary treasurer. Board members are Lewis McLaughlin Pat Renna Harold Veitch for three years and John Wells for one year. Jones, a Medina native, is linked with Clay Distributing Co Shell jobbers and Drum Construction Co Medina, where he serves as vice president, succeeding Ted Reineck January 1.

Paul M. Jones Norwalk Kiwanis Club William Dreyer Fred Waugh Elmer Buki Lewis McLaughlin Pat Renna Harold Veitch John Wells Jones Medina Clay Distributing Co Area Shell Jobbers Drum Construction Co Ted Reineck Kiwanis

Willard Approves 75 Foot Extension for Woodbine Street

Willard City Council in special session approved paving 75 more feet on Woodbine Street from South Street to extend the project. Scagnetti & Sons of Bellevue fund the extra paving with residents paying assessments. the city covers two percent legal costs. Council may rescind the 30 foot width requirement in favor of discretionary widths.

Willard Woodbine St Willard City Scagnetti & Sons Bellevue Whistler Drive South St Keith Armstrong J. W. Emery Armstrong International City Managers’ Association Chicago

Appeals Monday by Sixth District in Huron County

A tribunal of judges from the Sixth Apellate District of Toledo will hear three cases Monday at 9 30 a.m. in the Huron County Court House. Appeals stem from Common Pleas Court cases: Sanders v Perrin, Reed v Rachrach Co, and Schodorf Plumbing and Heating v Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co. Clyde L Deeds presides with Lehr Fess and Dudley F Smith assisting.

Apellate Toledo Huron County Court House Common Pleas Court Charles S. Sanders Ralph G. Perrin Pellant Schodorf Plumbing and Heating, Appellant Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co Clyde L. Deeds Lehr Fess Dudley F. Smith

South Central Honors Trojan Parents at First Home Game

Greenwich. South Central hosts its first home game under lights Saturday night with pre game introductions of Trojan players and their parents at 7 20 p m. Milan visits as halftime features over 100 junior musicians led by Ronald Zoz.

Greenwich Trojan South Central Paul Graham Milan Ronald Zoz

Car Crash Cited Driver Left Of Center On Route 20

A 17 year old, Jeanne Frank of 283 West Main, was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center after hitting a stop sign while turning from route 20 onto old route 20 near the Norwalk Patrol Post. Minor car damage and no injuries reported at 9 p.m. Thursday.

Jeanne Frank W. Main State Highway Patrol Norwalk Roy Cain Oberlin Lorain-Huron Arthur W. Smith Jr Amsterdam N. Y Roger Burtchin Whittlesey Milan Burtchin Robert Cold Monroeville Mansfield Dale Ropp Harry Parker Parker

Huron County Mental Health Society Sets October Meeting

The Huron County Mental Health Society will hold its annual meeting at 8 00 p m on October 6 1964 at the Huron County Guidance Center 190 Benedict All members and the general public are invited to attend.

Huron County Mental Health Society Huron County Guidance Center Benedict

Car Wash To Benefit Trojan Teen Town In Greenwich

The Trojan Teen Town Youth Center hosts a Saturday car wash in Greenwich to boost funds. Volunteers from South Central work 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Greenwich Intermediate School offering interior and exterior cleaning. An open meeting discussed incorporating the group with help from a lawyer.

Trojan Teen Town Greenwich Treasury South Central New Street Main Street Greenwich Intermediate School

Delinquency Originates At Home Continued

Four Norwalk teens discuss juvenile delinquency from a youth view. Judge Young notes generational patterns, while teens say attention from school or sports can curb misbehavior. They admit most teens drift into reckless driving, using cars for recreation rather than transport. Police call teenage driving a major local issue.

Norwalk Jack Arthur Sally Spangler Becky Osborn Kevin Conry Jack Huron County

Two Norwalk Boys Admit Theft From Coin Collection

Two brothers aged 12 and 13 admitted stealing eight books of coins from Ted Hopkins of Gibbs Road. The coins were later found in St. Marys Cemetery and turned over to the city police. The case was referred to Juvenile Court for disposition.

Norwalk Ted Hopkins Gibbs Road St. Mary’s Cemetery Ity Jim Borgia Borgia Sta Joe

New Sewage Rules For North Fairfield Villagers

A Sept 23 letter to North Fairfield residents from the village council announces a new ordinance. It requires property owners to bring their sewage systems up to current minimum standards with a deadline of Sept 30, 1965. The Huron County Health Department will inspect facilities upon request and issue permits for needed work.

North Fairfield Huron County Health Department

Local Residents Attend Mansfield TB Association Meeting

Eight area residents active in tuberculosis work attended a 13 county regional meeting of the Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association in Mansfield on Wednesday. The local delegation was led by Arthur Leak, president of the Huron County TB and Health Association, with executive secretary Mrs. Jack Carpenter and board members Carl Heyman, Lee Earnhart and Clarence Ellett. Public health nurses Mabel Sherman, Mrs. Ruth Stotz, Mrs. Lorena Wachtel and Mrs. Theresa Hettel also attended.

Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Association Mansfield Arthur Leak Huron County TB and Health Association Jack Carpenter Carl Heyman Lee Earnhart Clarence Ellett Mabel Sherman Ruth Stotz Lorena Wachtel Theresa Hettel

Western Reserve High School Yearbooks Update

The 1963-64 Western Reserve annual is distributed at the high school office with receipts required for pickup. The 1964 ROUNDUP was dedicated and presented to Paul Eckler, who has served as guidance counsellor for two years.

Wakeman Western Reserve High School Cal Canfield Western Reserve Guidance Paul Eckler James Eckenroad

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