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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1978

Page

4

Berlin Milan teachers narrowly approve contract amid split union

In the Berlin Milan School District a 21 to 20 vote by 41 BMTA members approved a starting base pay of 8 850 a year with non retroactivity and a plan to 9 150 next year, while critics call the deal a weak offer and warn of a rival union challenge. The board scheduled an emergency meeting to finalize the agreement, the district faces a tight 1979 budget even after a 115 000 tax levy.

Milan Berlin-Milan BMTA William Muthig Berlin-Milan Education Association BMEA Edison High School Muthig,e Edison Norwalk South Central Sandusky Muthig

Eight Elected To Church Council At St Peter Lutheran

St Peter Lutheran Church elected eight members to its church council for three-year terms and adopted a 1978 budget of 155862. A proposal to build a storage garage was defeated while the committee was authorized to sell a Garcia Drive lot. Three candidates joined Wayne Leslie Regina Jameson and Dr James Loch on the nominating committee as 13 candidates ran. Pastors are Rev Quentin Battiste and Rev Dennis King. Local prices: wheat 2.42 corn 1.92 oats 1.50 soybeans 5.22.

St. Peter Lutheran Church Wayne Kiser Douglas Koch Ulrich Mangold Raymond Parcher Louis Schickeii Kenneth Silcox Darcyl Smith Stanley Smith Edward Herman Wayne Leslie Regina Jameson James Loch Garcia Drive St. Peter Church The American Lutheran Church Quentin Battiste Dennis King

Obituaries for Oscar C. Gowitzka and Clarence Lieber

Oscar C. Gowitzka 80 of Plymouth died Tuesday night at Crestwood Care Center Shelby born in Castalia former owner of Plymouth Electric Inc survived by wife Mallisa daughter Helen Spence sons Francis Harold two brothers two sisters 16 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren services Friday 2 p.m. at McQuate Secor Funeral Home burial Greenlawn Cemetery calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Thursday with Masonic services 8 p.m. Thursday. Clarence W. Lieber 83 formerly of Ridge Street Monroeville died Tuesday evening at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital born in Ridgefield Township resided here all life survived by one brother Clifford nieces and nephews funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Drake Funeral Home officiated by Rev Steven Trimble burial Riverside Cemetery Monroeville calling hours Thursday 2 to ? and 7 to 9 p.m.

Pylmouth Oscar C. Gowitzka Plymouth Crestwood Shelby Castalia Plymouth Electric, Inc Richland Masonic Lodge Presbyterian Church Sefmer Fla Gowitzka Mallisa Robert Helen) Spence Clyde Francis Shiloh Harold William Luther Clem Duffett Fremont Helen Gowitzka Sandusky McQuate-Secor Greenlawn Monroeville Clarence W. Lieber Ridge Street Fisher-Titus Memorial Riverside Cemetery

New London Library Board Re-Elects Nirode President

New London Dr Dale Nirode reelected president of the New London Public Library board for 1978. The board will meet at 8 15 p m on the second Tuesday of each month, replacing 8 30 p m. Dr Michael Collins fills the unexpired term of Mrs William Heck bert with a new seven year term ending 1984. Other members include Carol Marett Margaret Erlenbach Kenneth Kirkpatrick Delbert Barnes and Don Schick.

NEW London Dale Nirode New London Public Library Board of Trustees Michael Collins William Heckbert New London Board of Education Carol Marett Margaret Erlenbach Kenneth Kirkpatrick Delbert Barnes Don Schick

Village council meeting postponed to January 24

New London officials delayed Tuesday night session to 7 p.m. on January 24. Monroeville Historical Society meeting for Thursday night was cancelled.

New London Monroeville Monroeville Historical Society

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