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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
2
EHOVE Vocational School reports total enrollment at 561 with only eight signed for appliance repair, short of the 12 required to offer the course this year. The district can admit up to 25 students. 67 seats remain, including 17 in appliance repair and 11 each in printing and farm management.
Norwalk heavy construction firms provide equipment and labor to rebuild Whitney Field. Two bulldozers from A. J. Baltes Inc. and Chapin and Chapin move dirt to crown and level the football field and build a new track. Tile from E. Biglow Co. and other local contractors support the $12,000 project, affecting local high schools lacking a track this spring.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a permit transfer from Norman L. Hall to Alfred W. Magin for Charter Box Greenwich. The March 19 filing covers D1 D2 and D3 permits for on premise and carry out of 3.2 beer high powered beer and wine and sale of wine or spirits by the glass until 1 am.
Louis Calala asks New London Township to rezone his 130 acre Route 60 farm from residential to commercial to run a limited membership fishing and duck hunting club. The rezoning will be forwarded to the Zoning Board by trustees. Trustees renewed a village dump use contract worth $100 annually, expiring January 1, 1969.
John F. McTigue, 50, of Wakeman, pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge and was sentenced to 10 days in jail, fined $400, ordered to pay court costs, and had his driving privileges revoked for two years after previously pleading innocent.
Volunteer firefighters responded Tuesday to a blaze at the Norman Turner residence on Route 99 North Monroeville. Damage was limited to the siding. origin of the fire remains undetermined.
Lawmen compare the Milan couple slaying to the Clutter family murders in Kansas. Both victims were shot with a 12 gauge shotgun in rural homes on dark lonely roads. The Clutter family had two children who died. the Cassidys’ son survives and their daughter remains hospitalized.
EHOVE Vocational School board approves a new salary schedule with wages from 1.25 to 3.00 per hour. Top pay goes to the registered nurse at 3.00 hourly, clerk of the board at 2.79, and various building, office, and cafeteria positions set accordingly. New salaries include a clerk starting 5 819 and max 7 899 10 years experience.
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