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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1978
Page
3
Susan Stoltz of Willard reported a Fiat burned on Peru Center Road Sunday afternoon. Monroeville volunteers responded at 4:20 p.m. Fire Chief Olin Schneider said the car was destroyed.
Floyd Russell, 66 Wooster St., suffered burns to fingers and right forearm while extinguishing a laundry room fire at 17 Norwood Ave. Clothes stacked near a hot water heater ignited at 5:50 p.m. Estimated damage was $500. Russell declined hospital treatment. Sunday afternoon responders also put out smoldering trash at Maplehurst School.
The 97th New London High School commencement was held at Recreation Park stadium. Navy gowns, white roses, and Pomp and Circumstance opened the program. Laura Lee O'Dell gave reflections on life and learning. Susan Luxon spoke of two educations and ongoing study. Teresa Tester compared graduation to a bridge to new life. Diplomas were presented by the school board president. benediction followed.
Nor-Con Inc of Norwalk won the bid to construct the dam at the East Branch of the Huron River for 37,184 dollars, the lowest bid among four bidders. The company also serves as general contractor for a pump station in the same raw waterline project and has 180 days to complete the dam. Also today an administrative hearing on using over 200,000 dollars in revenue sharing funds for garbage pickup and capital improvements was set for 7:30 p.m. in city hall with 127,000 for garbage and 100,000 for capital projects. hearings will continue before the council before final budget adoption and 30 days of public inspection. Two teens, Amy Waythomas and Julie Myers, were found guilty in Municipal Court of disorderly conduct for toilet papering St. Paul High School, fined 35 dollars and ordered to avoid similar acts for a year or face another 10-dollar penalty.
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