NORWALK - Construction on the $4 million track expansion project at Summit Motorsports Park is on schedule, according to Bill Bader, Jr., president of the facility. The Bader family will unveil its new facility formerly Norwalk Raceway Park at Saturday's season opener. Coupons for free tickets to Saturday's event will be available in the Thursday and Friday editions of the Norwalk Reflector.

Incorrect information appeared in Monday's edition of the Norwalk Reflector. Jeffrey A. Resor, 26, of 33 Bouscay Ave., is not the father of Donavan Lykins.

I have often been told by one of my mentors, regarding achieving different outcomes to old problems or situations, that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results. I became very concerned after the work session on random drug testing in Norwalk Local Schools that took place April 4. Some of the committee members are not completely sold on the program, and they are entitled to their opinion. My main concern, however, is that no new ideas or strategies were presented.

Huron County's drug problem must be fixed. People like Stephanie Broz deserve our thanks for bringing this issue to the forefront of our public debate. We have no doubt that as a result of her and others' efforts, the way the Norwalk schools address the issue of drug abuse is about to improve substantially.

GREEN SPRINGS May 4 is the date of The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs (OAGC) Region 6 Spring Regional Meeting, The Garden Gate, at VFW Hall, 5912 County Road 44 (corner of Ohio 19 and Ohio 778), with Seneca County Garden Clubs hosting. OAGC Region 6 comprises clubs in Ottawa, Seneca, Sandusky, Erie, Huron and Lorain counties. The event includes a morning coffee hour, a spring flower show, door prizes, raffles (under the direction of Rose Perry, Monroeville, Region 6 Ways and Means Chair), sales tables of garden related items, plants, books, a catered lunch and two speakers.

Twilight Gardens Home Here comes Peter Cotton Tail, hopping down the bunny trail, down to help color the 20 dozen eggs that residents bought to color and sell to raise money for the activities department. The home had quite a few ladies and gentlemen down to help color. Lillian Cesa came down to box them up after they were all dried and ready to go. Lill has been boxing them up for the last 15 years. In honor of the Indians' home opener, residents had ice cream sundaes in plastic Indian hats. Residents had the works, chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ice cream with any topping you wanted. Even cherries. Everyone was wearing Indians attire so it made out be a good party. The home held the annual Easter egg hunt last Saturday. Quite a few children came, some of them were employees children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the residents. The hunt was held inside, because of the weather not being so good.

Jessie Harris is a 25-year-old woman with a wholesome personality and contagious smile that conceals her obsession. She likes to go fast. Very fast.

APRIL 16, 1927 The top stories in the Norwalk Reflector-Herald on this date 80 years ago:

SANDUSKY - It's not often that you get free admission to one museum, let alone four. That, however, will be the case May 19 during International Museum Day. The Eleutheros Cooke House, Follett House, Merry-Go-Round Museum, and Sandusky Maritime Museum will offer free admission, along with arts, crafts, and activities at each museum.