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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1979
Page
2
Ehove Joint Vocational School teachers will attend work sessions Monday and Tuesday amid unresolved contract talks that began last June. If no agreement by Tuesday, teachers may decide whether to return to classrooms without a contract. board must approve any settlement by Sept. 12.
Carolyn Dubin real estate agent sues Ronald Filbert in Baltimore County Circuit Court for 200000 claiming she was kicked during a June 8 disco dance. She says the kick caused a deep leg wound and lasting injuries to her leg feet and nervous system.
Mrs. Leo Spino reported an attempted garage break in with the door opened and the front door kicked at least twice. She saw two men running toward Main Street but authorities did not catch them. Norwalk police also responded to a shattered car window at 4:35 a.m. a 1972 Ford registered to Linda K. Felter with a crowbar likely used to break the rear window.
Monday events include Lauren Study Club with Eva Fritz host and Rotary at Norwalk Bowling Center. Tuesday features Firelands Senior Outreach birthday party at Sandy Lane Home and Lions Club at Maple Tree Lounge plusbridge, OA at Milan Baptist Church and AA at St. Paul Church. Wednesday lists Tops program at Congregational Church and AA and Al-Anon at First United and IOOF Local Temple. Thursday notes AA discussion at a church and Kiwanis in Norwalk. Friday items include St Marys Rectory event and several name changes and transfers in Norwalk and surrounding areas.
Western Reserve High School begins Monday with an all-school assembly in the gym at 7:55 a.m. Principal Robert Daugherty outlines topics including teachers, student handbook, driving privileges, lockers, driver education, student of the week, bus rules, attendance cards, and Academic Challenge auditions. After, new students go to guidance. seniors to Room 12, juniors to Room 20, sophomores to Room 21, freshmen to the cafeteria for schedule cards. first periods shortened, rest of day on regular schedule.
Grain prices on Wheat Corn and Soybeans listed with weekly and monthly figures. Livestock auction data covers Hog Cattle Calves Sheep and Goats with consignor totals, head counts, weights and price ranges. Dairy cattle and feeder lambs noted with price bands and trend directions.
Huron County Commissioners will decide next week on installing a computer system in the auditor’s office. Four bids were received from Sabre Systems Dayton, Burroughs Elyria, PM Computer Service Dayton, and CLT Dayton. Bids cover purchase or lease options with prices ranging from about 15 940 to 60 086 for hardware plus service and monthly lease charges.
Estella M Hatch 86 died Friday at Hillside Acres Nursing Home Willard. She started Hatchs Dress Shop in Plymouth in 1929 later run by daughter Doris DeWitt. Funeral Monday in Plymouth with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Theresa Marie Morgan two died in Verd Vermilion area from car crash with funeral Monday at Wayside Tabernacle Castalia. Burial Westlawn Memorial Park Huron.
Admissions include Arlene Ott Monroeville Edgar Weaver Norwalk Marian Schwab Norwalk Naomi Scheid Monroeville Discharges list Julie Collins Norwalk Harold Hospital Hammersmith Norwalk Emma Hibbard Norwalk Patricia Rida Norwalk Sandy Stephens Norwalk Kathleen Doklovic Mansfield Delta Gunter Monroeville Debra Rakosky and daughter Greenwich Claudia Honeycutt and daughter North Fairfield Chris Smith Collins
The piece warns that overlooking insurance in property transactions risks trouble and money loss. It urges Realtors to take care, noting insurance is crucial yet sometimes forgotten, especially when a seller has the buyer covered in negotiations.
A special meeting of the Norwalk Board of Education will be held Tuesday following the dedication ceremony for Pleasant Street School. The agenda is not specified in the fragment.
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