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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
2
Greenwich village council approved a $60,000 higher 1968 village appropriation and raised police pay. Chief James Robertson gains $300 extra, now $6,100 annually. patrolman starter pay increases to $5,000 with steps to $5,200. Loren Welch continues as patrolman. Caretaker John Music remains in pay funds.
Four adult education courses start next Wednesday at Monroeville High School. Upholstering, cake decorating, ladies physical fitness and flower arranging will be offered with instructors from Collins Norwalk Monroeville and Plymouth. Fees range from five to fifteen dollars plus supplies. refunds go to those who paid but do not enroll.
Builders and university officials met to review the Firelands Campus project. Officials report a tight schedule but no insurmountable obstacles for opening to the first student body in September.
The Glass Bar at 45 E. Main St. receives a seven day suspension starting noon February 13 after Dean L. Berry was cited for selling intoxicating liquor on a Sunday. A separate charge for allowing consumption on premises was dropped. Thomas A. Reineck at 60 Whittlesey Ave. had a prior suspension rescinded and the case dismissed as of December 29, 1967 after tax payments were made.
Ken Bartter of General Telephone Co described a low power laser beam transmitting music and speaker voice across a room and noted its potential to carry thousands of calls plus TV and radio. He warned beams must travel straight and can be deflected or interrupted. space use is ideal. Don Robertson organized the January program.
Auditor Bernard Kean announces Saturday noon deadline for new dog licenses. Mail requests stamped Saturday count. 1,673 tags sold by Thursday, with over 800 more needed today and Saturday to reach 2,500. Tags available in all communities. penalties apply Monday.
Greenwich village ends 1967 with a $93 135 balance per clerk J W Goodacre. The 1879 council records show modest beginnings with 1880 balance of $109 40 and spending of $221 96 from $331 36 receipts.
Rev. George Hayduk announced a second Job Corps visit to Norwalk within two weeks. Mrs. Joann Vogel came to the Community Action Commission office with three youths, two boys and a girl, for information and one boy may be enrolled.
Smoke filled the Economy Savings and Loan Co office at 12 Benedict Ave when a furnace motor burned out. Firemen responded but no fire occurred. Damage was confined to the motor.
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