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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1967
Page
2
Sixty five teachers will receive one year contracts, with a group earning three year contracts and others on continuing contracts. Resignations were accepted from multiple staff members while reasons included temporary certificates baby moves and job changes. A few faced non re employment letters due to certification issues or position elimination.
Milan village council approved a seven percent raise for municipal workers effective immediately. Raises cover cashiers laborers utilities maintenance chiefs policemen and other staff. An increase in water rates was also approved and trees along Main Street and Sleepy Hollow park may be replaced with bids sought up to 1000.
The Norwalk City Board of Education approved one year contracts for 65 teachers for 1967 68 with 13 teachers receiving three year contracts. Four administrators were offered three year contracts and 17 resignations were accepted while six staff receive letters of intent not to be reemployed. Mary Louise Mitchell was hired as speech and hearing specialist. The board also authorized a four year clerk contract for Joseph Williamson and approved 2566 for Title II visual aids with half reimbursed by the federal government. Herbert Rolsten was named Norwalk’s Erie Huron Ottawa Vocational School Advisory Committee representative.
A film listing announces a Warner Bros Technicolor feature shown Friday from 7:10 to 9:30. The notice highlights the technical format and time window for the screening.
Norwalk fire crews responded to two grass fires within a minute as trash burning sparked flames at 76 Ontario Street and 49 Cline Street near Harry Kramer property. Fire Chief Kenneth Link urged residents to closely supervise trash burns to prevent new blazes.
Norwalk police logged a 12 41 p m report of a backing collision after Frank Bellamy 58 of 19 Newton St backed to allow a semitrailer more room. The other driver Paul Andrews 22 of 17 State St reported his car’s grill dented. no damage to the truck. Also Milan post repair discussion and 4-H Camp Conger cabin erection days announced with helpers sought.
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