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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
3
The Western Reserve Board of Education approved a $5,967 payment to Roth Construction Co. for the first installment on the Western Reserve Middle School project. The decision came at a recessed meeting after an ice storm.
A minor city accident occurred when a car rolled away from a gasoline pump with the driver inside and struck a fence at the Clark Station on Benedict Avenue. Owner Joseph E. Smith of Poet Allen Louisiana reported the incident with no charges filed. Gerald Beck was identified as vice president of the Education, not Howard Wolfe.
Mrs. Lester Lowery of Willard received recognition for 17 years with the Huron County Cancer Society at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital. She served as president for two years and 15 years as executive director, receiving a silver plaque and bowl. A mass uterine cancer detection project and spring pap tests were discussed, with a film shown.
Norwalk joins five county area Ottawa Sandusky Erie and Seneca to plan an anti crime program under a council of governments. Initial planning gets $12 000 with first meeting set for January 28 while only $1 million may be allocated statewide. CATV franchise bids due February 15.
Failure of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control to notify the WR Team prompts a second hearing in New London. officials weigh next steps as compliance questions linger and parties await dates and actions.
Undefeated Western Reserve with 11 straight to its credit moved into the Top 10 in the AP Class A ballot. The Roughriders lead the Firelands Conference by three games with 40 poll points as Granville holds 145 points atop Class A. Mansfield St. Peter ranks seventh at 9-4 and Sandusky St. Mary adds 10 points. In Class AA Columbus East leads the ballot. New London Schools are noted amid liquor permit discussions affecting a second hearing.
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