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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
Four persons were injured when water spilled into corridor areas during a show. The tank level dropped twelve feet as spectators mostly watched from the upper level. UPI Telephoto.
The Huron County Board of Education adopted a 1968 budget totaling 57000, up from 55575 last year, approving salary raises for Supt Ralph Brown and two county supervisors, plus increases for secretaries and staff. Brown’s salary rises to 14700 with a one year contract. Oxley and Linn gain 75 monthly, and Goodrich 10. Oxley 10000, Linn 9600, Goodrich 2920. Part B allocates 33800, down from 34000, funding salaries, office costs, and retirement, with Brown to 14700 under a one year term.
James D. Schaffer reported his car missing from the Shamrock Tavern lot. Retired Police Capt. Willis Sattig said he and Capt. George Sisson recovered the vehicle Sunday evening.
Two electric guitars and amplifiers stolen in a September break in at Fisher Music and Electric Co. were recovered by Sandusky police and turned over to Norwalk police. Carl J. Lockhart was indicted by the Huron County Grand Jury on breaking and entering and grand larceny related to the burglary. He has not stood trial here.
Huron County School Board of Education granted a one time transfer of 19.06 acres from New London School District to Wellington District. The Poling property has sent children to Wellington for 45 years and taxes go to Wellington. district superintendents approved the change after the county elections board noted the location.
Willard High School will hold graduation Friday at 8 15 p m in the high school gym with State Senator Oliver Ocasek of near Cleveland delivering the commencement address on Freedom is not Free The speaker will be introduced by State Senator Harry V Jump Principal L P Wartiainen will present the class of 1967 and diplomas to 148 graduates Symphonic Choir led by Jeri Kipp will sing You ll Never Walk Alone and Climb Ev ry Mountain Remarks by M E Acocks superintendent of schools Invocation by Rev Donald Klaus and benediction by Rev Earl H Warstler Class officers are Robert Hoslin Deborah Jump Jeri Kipp Jeanette Vaughn and Christine Carmean Navy blue and white colors yellow rosebud flower and the motto The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed Class valedictorian and salutatorian to be announced tonight based on final grades Top seniors include Rebecca Brown Constance DeVeny Peggy Eckstein Margaret Drury Barbara Fast Jean Forster Ronda Fritz Carolyn Harter Mary Telman Jane Hill Robert Hoskin Deborah Jump Linda Leonard Michael Meyer and Susan Strauss
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