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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
3
Norwalk figure Fritz the Clown whose real name is Fred Stanford of 67 Elm Street is bedridden by phlebitis. He has been in bed a week and expects at least two more weeks of rest before returning to public appearances.
Joseph Hurley former New London schools superintendent hired by Norwalk takes principal post at Maplehurst Elementary, replacing Robert Dean who moves to director of special programs and services. Other elementary principals remain William Conway at Pleasant and Bronson and William Ruby at League and Benedict. Hurley began work last week.
Mrs. Janice M. Davidson reported losing nearly $5,000 worth of jewelry while visiting her daughter's family. Her son-in-law Thomas Slife confirmed she found all the items Tuesday night. Western Reserve School District kindergarten registration is Sept 6 at Wakeman and Sept 7 at Hartland from 9 am to noon, with classes starting Sept 11.
Huron County Mental Health Centers booth drew strong community interest as literature handed out was cited as a measure of success. The board approved June July financials and discussed a possible committee to negotiate space and maintenance with County Commissioners.
New London library board of trustees urged the board of education to provide funds citing statutory duty and similar school district support. President Mrs. William Whittington warned tax support fell from 17 980 in 1969 to 15 194 in 1972 while book costs rise. The two boards agreed to meet at 8 30 p.m. Sept 12 to discuss finances. A request to revise pay for long service certified teachers was tabled until October.
Five students from the 17th District work in Congressman John M. Ashbrook's Washington office including Ouida Young of Norwalk. The June Kenyon College graduate studies political science and plans law school. Interns engage in research, committee meetings, and daily mail handling with notable speakers such as Humphrey Buckley Fulbright and Javits.
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