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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1970

Page

2

NL Hires 3 Teachers and Staff for New London Schools

New London Board of Education approved three new teachers Donald Hart Ted Whisler and Judy Swicker. Hart to teach special education high school Whisler to teach social studies and driver education Swicker to teach fifth grade. Edith Murray hired as full time cafeteria cook.

NEW London New London Board of Education Donald Hart Ashland College Ted Whisler Ohio State University Judy Swicker Kent State Barbara Angle Supt. Hurley Boosters Athletic Fund Hurley

Postage Paid at Herman Schaafsma Publisher Listing

The notice lists Herman Schaafsma as the publisher with Jack E. Brown as news editor and Herbert M. Griffiths as director. It notes Robert Witt as circulation manager and indicates standard postage paid information for the paper.

Herman Schaafsma Jack E. Brown Herbert M. Griffiths Robert Witt

Easement Sought for Thompson Industries Plant

Monroeville officials and Thompson Industries discuss required easement through private property to serve a new plant on Monroe Street. The $750,000 facility will produce 300 million styrofoam cups annually, employing up to 60 locals within three years, with $190,000 annual payroll. The village will supply electricity water and sewer to the site.

Monroeville Monroeville Board of Public Affairs Thompson Industries Co Monroe Street Thompson Company

Barman Pleads Innocent in Fatal Erie County Crash

Steven Barman of Townsend Avenue pleads not guilty to second degree vehicular homicide and failing to drive on the right after a fatal Aug 7 crash on State Route 13 near Milan. Judge Herbert Eastman sets Sept 11 pre trial. Meesig, 19, died in the wreck. Adams, 19, injured and released from hospital. Barman discharged Aug 11.

Steven Barman Townsend Ave Erie County Herbert Eastman Milan Barman Walter L. Hite Rosekelly’s Curve Huron Randolph J. Meesig Main St James E. Adams Washington St Adams Cleveland University Hospital Lakeside Division Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky

Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions Summary

Norwalk Mayor's Court dispositions list multiple defendants with offenses and fines. Vera D. Fliger of Mead Street faces red light violation with $17 bond forfeiture. Michael D. Carter from Monroeville speeding $22. Terry T. Tucker of Hickory red light violation $10 fine and $7 costs. Thomas W. Peckham of N. Hester assault and battery $100 fine and $7 costs, 30 days jail. Dennis L. Walker of Sandusky leaving scene of an accident $25 and $7 costs. Gabriel Hererica of Stokely Van Camp shoplifting $17. Roger Crisp of Parsons leaving scene of an accident $25 and $7 costs. Harmon Linder rural Norwalk speeding $22 bond forfeiture. Jasper Ebenstein of Arverne N Y red light violation $17 bond forfeiture. Michael Moore of Mr. Vernon failure to stop $17.

Norwalk Vera D. Fliger Mead St Michael D. Carter Monroeville Terry T. Tucker Hickory Thomas W. Peckham N. Hester Dennis L. Walker Sandusky Gabriel Hererica Stokely van Camp Roger Crisp Parsons Harmon Linder Jasper Ebenstein Arverne N.Y

Citywide sidewalk notices set inspection deadline

City officials warn residents who received July 17 notices to repair sidewalks that inspections will occur this week. unaddressed repairs will lead the city to perform the work. Notices issued July 26 carry an Aug 27 deadline for repairs in western and southern areas.

William V. Mount Mount

Ohio official urges drug education for junior high schools

DEFIANCE Ohio state Treasurer John D Herbert Republican nominee for attorney general says drug addiction education already required in high schools should extend to junior high schools amid growing drug abuse concerns among younger students. He urged lawmakers to act citing rising abuse in junior high level schools.

Defiance Ohio UPI John D. Herbert

Western Reserve Plans Reopen Dates and Kindergarten Meetings

Western Reserve School District announces reopening on August 31 with 8 a.m. start for middle and high school and 9 a.m. for grades one through four. Kindergarten starts September 2. New students must register by August 26 at the middle school. Distribution of supplies to early grades noted. Bus and location meeting times set for August 31.

Western Reserve Wakeman Hartland Area Hartland

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