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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1976
Page
3
Jamie Ebert was chosen Jaycee of the Month for July for his work on the Fourth of July celebration. He is with Ebert Supply Co., a Jaycee for four years, and he and his wife Janet reside in rural Milan.
Applications are being accepted for a new Medical Record Technology program at the Firelands Campus. The program trains graduates for careers in medical record departments at hospitals clinics doctors offices and nursing homes.
A 25 year old woman reported to police she was punched in the nose by a man at Norwalk North Apartments on Bouscau Avenue after he heard her repeating stories about a 29 year old man living at the same residence. Police assisted and took her home.
Ripley Township files a five tenths mill additional levy with the Huron County Board of Elections to support fire protection. If approved in November the tax would run through 1979 and fund maintenance of fire equipment and payment of firemen.
Gwen M. Deno reports a burglary at her apartment 17 State St. police say thieves entered via a jammed door and hauled away two double beds three end tables four folding chairs and a lamp using a truck or station wagon.
Community potluck supper honoring senior citizens in the New London School District will be held Thursday at Recreation Park at 6 p.m. If weather turns bad, activities move to the Hileman building. Rolls and beverages provided. seniors get no cost. Funds support School and Service for Senior Citizens.
Milan village treasurer reports the general fund $1 911 in red at month start due to cash flow delays. Council votes to borrow from other village funds to cover $3 374 in last month’s bills and seeks a tax advance from the county auditor. President George Bogan says the issue is cash flow, not cash. He notes tax receipts lag, though last year’s 4 1/2 mill increase is in place.
The Greenfield Township Board of Trustees schedules a special meeting at 8 30 p m in Steuben township hall. On the agenda is rezoning a lot owned by James and Julia Arnold from residential to business to fund operating expenses. The village has federal flood insurance and will discuss a water line from Huron to U S 250 and hold an executive session on personnel and salaries.
Willard resident Larry Foran urged the Board of Education to create an outstanding performing arts student award mirroring athlete honors. He said the award would recognize a senior across band chorus orchestra dramatics and other arts but later said he is disillusioned by hassles and runarounds and not pursuing it further for now.
The Norwalk Board of Education voted 1380 for junior high and 600 for elementary athletic programs, funded from gate receipts alongside high school support. It set athletic director salaries for three schools: John Neighbor 710, Mary Preston 543, and William Conway 139.
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