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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1969
Page
2
Dr. Donald R. Thomas of Case Western Reserve University says the public has the right and duty to hold school boards accountable. He notes policy is set by boards while voters choose board members and must engage with schools to monitor results.
North Fairfield will collect discarded Christmas trees during the regular garbage day Friday. The tree service is available to all residents. Mayor Charles Zeller reports first quarter expenses totaling 454.60 for labor truck costs and landfill charges.
Robert E. Hammersmith 23 of Sandusky faces a charge of failure to stop in a safe distance after a downtown crash on Main Street and Benedict Avenue at 3 42 p m. He slid on ice while trying to avoid Jeri Schoenegge’s car causing minor damage to both vehicles. A city snow plow truck on West Water Street also caused a minor collision when it hit a man hole cover near W Washington Street.
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, arriving from Chicago at London Airport, was fined 24 dollars for using language deemed inappropriate. She also paid 96 dollars for attempting to import a dog without quarantine and 45 dollars in costs at Uxbridge Court.
The North Fairfield Village Council plans to name a replacement for Gordon Oney who resigned at year end due to work commitments. Oney had served until 1971, and the council accepted his resignation at a Dec. 30 special meeting.
Mayor Harold Finch presents a three page 1969 project report to City Council detailing planned police bureaus for Norwalk, two new patrol officers, fire department driver additions, continuous civil service testing, and replacement of aging fire trucks. The plan also covers water plant upgrades, chlorine safety, traffic signal modernization, and south town 13 000 volt electrical loop expansion.
Answers cover credits transfer impact on student deferment eligibility and the possibility of a first year deferment with reevaluation. It clarifies that women can serve on local boards and lists qualifications, and explains 18 year old registration requirements and potential medical exams.
Spring semester banking courses will start Tuesday at Sandusky High School and January 16 at Bellevue High School for officers and employees across Erie Sandusky Huron Ottawa and Seneca counties. The North Central Chapter of the American Institute of Banking sponsors these programs with a Bellevue commercial law class taught by Lawrence Schell. Sandusky offerings include Effective English Accounting I Bank Management Principles of Teller Work and Financial Statement Analysis taught by Michael Heydinger Richard Woodfall Leroy Monroe George Mayer and Mr Woodfall.
A Norwalk classified ad seeks a worker and outlines employment terms. It invites applicants to respond with qualifications and contact details for consideration.
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