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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
4
Greenwich officials scrapped an ordinance to raise salaries for three part time employees after failing to include a retroactive clause to Jan 1. The fire chief would rise from 250 to 300, the assistant chief from 50 to 100, and the park superintendent from 800 to 1200 annually.
Emerson E. Cole, northwest regional director of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission, will discuss Civil Rights Laws and their relation to the community at St. Francis Xavier Hall Willard. The event is sponsored by the Willard Grassroots Organization and the NOSC and begins Monday at 7 30 p m.
Basil Sims of Shelby fined ten dollars and costs for excessive noise. Ernest Kimberlin of Willard fined fifty dollars and costs for public intoxication, with three days in jail, two suspended. Gregory Sands of Willard fined fifty dollars and costs for leaving the scene, plus a three day jail sentence suspended. Robert Miller of Ocealo fined fifty dollars and costs with ten days in jail suspended. Vernie Smith of Willard faces two charges driving left of center and operating while intoxicated with fifteen dollars and costs, four days suspended from a seven day sentence.
A Wednesday night work session in New London discussed a proposed upground reservoir contract with the State of Ohio. Burgess and Niple engineers outlined costs for a transmission line, plant expansion, and total project funding, with village financing and grant options under review.
The South Central Education Committee selected a name for the levy promotion. Members include Mrs. Norman Sanders Jr and others. The group plans a fact sheet and seeks articles, letters, and a poster contest to boost the school levy. Donations go to Robert Rice as chairman.
Registration for children entering kindergarten or first grade next fall will be held April 15. In New London and Clarksfield areas, at the American Legion Hall from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., parents should bring health records and birth certificates. Fitchville area details to be announced by Principal David Kean.
Easter schedules across churches in Monroeville include Holy Saturday vigils at St. Joseph's and Zion Episcopal with 8 p.m. services, Confessions at St. Joseph's, and Easter masses at St. Joseph's 6 a.m. 8 a.m. 10 a.m. The Rev. Thomas and Rev. Keller assist. Trinity Lutheran hosts an Easter sunrise service and breakfast. Confirmation noted at St. Peter's Lutheran. Pamela New and Michael Smith welcomed into membership Palm Sunday.
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