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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1967
Page
3
At a Nor walk City Board of Education meeting, member Paul Miller pressed for answers on why margarine was served instead of butter. Dr. S R Carbin cited local procurement. Miller noted post election margar ine signage.
Neil Zick 43 of 629 Woodbine St. died at Cleveland Clinic after surgery. He served a second term as Third Ward Councilman, native of Indiana, long employed as general foreman at R R Donnelley and Sons Co. since 1956. Survived by wife Barbara. Funeral arrangements pending.
Ralph E. Shoemaker, 30, of 30 Rosedale Blvd, pleaded guilty in Mayor's Court to petit larceny and was fined $25 plus costs for taking four $1 bills from St. Paul's High School principal's office. The complaint was filed at 5 p.m. by Rev. William Bodart, principal of the school. Shoemaker is a coach at the high school.
A chill supper runs 5 to 7 pm on January 20 at the First Methodist Church Annex. The Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship from New London Fitchville and Rochester churches sponsors the event to fund the third annual tour by the Seniors during Easter vacation.
The Norwalk City Board of Education approved recognizing Chapter 269 of Ohio Public School Employees as the non teaching staff representative and raised the mileage allowance from six to nine cents per mile. They also approved guidelines for negotiating and changed the distributive education program to allow juniors to participate. The board noted substitute teaching costs and approved Corbin’s absence for a North Central Evaluation visit plus the resignation of high school secretary Alice B. Wilson.
The Norwalk City Board of Education voted to spend 25 to join the National School Public Relations Association after Edward S. Rubinow reported on a public relations seminar at the state school board convention. President William B. Holman warned of future building needs and levy challenges. The superintendent withdrew a planned attendance at a School Management Institute seminar due to cost.
Ray Nichols 56 of Sandusky veers off Route 250 near Norwalk at 7 p.m. Tuesday injures none. his 1964 sedan sustains moderate damage after striking a directional arrow sign near a construction zone marked by warning lights. Passenger Lester Falk, also of Sandusky, uninjured. Nichols cited for speeding.
Norwalk City Board of Education members vote to reduce salaries from 3 to 1 dollar per year. Rubinow and Olsen vote yes, Miller and Ryder no, Holman ultimately votes yes to pass the motion three-to-two.
UPI report outlines subscription terms set by the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association. Carrier delivery covers Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and nearby rural areas. Mail rates apply in Huron and Erie Counties and other regions with varying yearly charges.
Washington UPI) Alan S. Boyd President Johnsons pick to be the nations first Transportation Secretary faced penetrating questioning before the Senate Commerce Committee today.
In Norwalk a jury found bartender Gordy not guilty after prosecutor Thornton argued that three underage witnesses lied to shift blame onto others. He noted the teens admitted to lies and cited inconsistencies in their testimony about the October 7 beer purchase.
The Internal Revenue Service probes whether companies and individuals deducted political contributions as business expenses. An IRS spokesman said the agency is spot-checking some major cities and declined to name them.
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