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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1975
Page
3
About 202 000 Ohio veterans of World War I II and the Korean War will share dividends of 14 983 000 in Government Life Insurance during 1975 if policies remain in force. Dividends to NSLI and USGLI policyholders vary by plan and age with first Korean War policy dividends issued.
Wednesday offers Chicken Noodle Casserole with Garden Salad a school made Cinnamon Roll and Chocolate Pudding with Bananas. Thursday serves Hot Dog on a Bun Hash Brown Potatoes Buttered Green Beans and Fruit. Friday features Chili with Saltines Bread and Butter Carrot and Celery Sticks Peaches and a Cookie.
A local citizens group organizes a new series on the American Constitution. They will seek funds from the Ohio Council of Humanities and hold a 7 30 p m work session January 16 in city council chambers to finalize a proposal led by Ohio University professor Edward Quattrocki.
The Firelands Historical Society will honor Mrs. Kenneth E. Griffin of Fitchville Township with Heritage Awards for land held since 1798 and since 1863. Henry Timman cites this as the longest continuous line to the original fire sufferers. Eric Johansen of the Western Reserve Historical Society will speak on furniture and house restoration at 8 p.m. at the Norwalk Senior Center. Society kinologists meet 1:30 p.m. Saturday Jan. 18 in the library basement. bring a genealogy book. Public welcome.
Ohio Lottery Commission executive director John E. Kirkland reports December ticket sales averaged 3.8 million per week, up 700,000 weekly from November. He credits the Holiday Bonus for boosting enthusiasm and signals plans for more exciting additions to the game.
In Norwalk the sidewalk riding ban under a new state code takes effect January 1 but signs may allow riding where posted. The city ordinance, amended last year to permit riders 14 and older in the street, is being aligned with state provisions by an 85 page amendment. it does not include the state street prohibition. Law Director Ronald Freeman says he doubts the state law applies inside the city.
In four months Huron County unemployment rose from 3.3 percent in August to 5.3 in November with 1 225 unemployed out of 23 275. Erie County moved from 3.4 to 5.1 percent with 1 775 jobless. The state tally reached 291 000 unemployed, up 78 000 from the prior month, Adams 14 percent high, Fayette 13.3 and Scioto 10.9 percent.
New London officials re elected Bradley Koch as board president and Graydon Ward as vice president. Regular meetings move to the second Monday of each month with January session on January 20 at Fitchville School. Temporary general fund appropriations of 263800 are approved for early year. Real estate valuation is 16149247 with 38 mills from real estate taxes. Clerk Lucille Porter's salary rises to 9780 plus 75 percent Blue Cross premium, aligning benefits with other staff. Substitutes added and hires approved for high school staff. liability insurance renewed. educators authorized to attend seminars in Cincinnati and at multiple ABE events early in the year.
Seven men compete for five director posts at the Milan Chamber of Commerce. Candidates are Gerald Ehresman Rawle Funeral Home Bill LaVine Milan Steel Mike McGuire Bay Pattern Works Milton Potho Morgan Adhesives Co Les Sandles Wolohan Lumber Co Don Schlessman Schlessman Seed Co and Lou Weiss. Voting ends January 31 with terms of three years. new directors take office February 28.
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