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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1967
Page
8
The New London school board approves a 675000 bond issue to fund demolition and replacement of eight classrooms, construction of new kindergarten rooms, added elementary spaces, a music wing and remodels. The plan asks for a tax levy near six to nine percent of district assessed value and must pass in November.
New London District School Board offers teaching contracts to Robert Lavengood Thomas Williams and William P. Davis. Lavengood will coach high school basketball and baseball and teach English pending release from Newcomerstown. Williams will teach special education and aid junior high coaching. Davis will guide high school counseling and assist in football and basketball.
Greenwich hosts the fourth annual 4-H horse show by the Trailblazers 4-H Saddle Club at Greenwich Ball Park on New Street. Showmanship halter classes begin at 11 a.m. with performance judging at 1 p.m. Entry is 2 dollars for the day. ribbons and trophies awarded. Refreshments by the South Central Music Parents Organization.
Tools valued at 30 dollars were stolen in a burglary at a Prospect Road home. Dr. Deneke reported to the Sheriff’s Department that he left Thursday for Cleveland and found an entry via an adjoining garage with a door into the house forced.
Oscar Komarek announces ceasing operations of Komarek Funeral Home at 132 West Main Street effective today. He will dispose of equipment and plans for the future are indefinite. The Komareks will continue living at the same Norwalk residence.
New London residents will hear Wayne Kuhn of Floyd G Browne Associates explain financing options for the town s share of a proposed multi billion gallon reservoir. The 200 000 cost share and participation process will be outlined at an 8 p m meeting in the Mayor s office and the project aims to aid water supply stream flow and flood control along the Vermilion River.
John Dunnigan chairman of the Board of Public Affairs plans to resign after Thursday night’s meeting. He will become manager of Walco Lorain Inc in Okmulgee Oklahoma, a firm producing engines for pumping oil and gas compressors. He will move with his family after selling their New London home.
Common Pleas Court certifies juvenile matters involving Johnie L Short and Wilma L Short at 8 Bouscay and Viola Dickman with Robert W Dickman at 24 Old State in a docket update.
Police issued two speeding citations Monday. Peter J. Linder, 22, of 28 S Garden St, must appear at 8 p.m. Thursday in Mayor's Court or may sign a $25 waiver. Mary F. Fox, 55, of Berlin Heights, paid a $10 waiver after arrest on East Main Street.
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