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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1976
Page
2
The Willard Board of Education discussed grading students by individual effort versus relative performance. A special report suggested using individual grading only, drawing disagreement from board members who want both methods reflected on report cards.
Board of Education approved salary hikes for administrators after an executive session. Robert Wenner and Robert Glen received two year contracts. Paul Nestor’s 10 month contract rose as well, with votes split on Nestor. New teacher base pay set at 8100 with bachelor degree.
Money claims include Addressograph Multigraphics Corp versus Printainer Corp for 801 dollars and Lonnie McKenzie versus Risner in Bellevue. Other suits list strong amounts against Northern Propane Gas Co and Rex M Johns, plus a US Concrete Pipe Co case in Cleveland for 6660 dollars. Divorces filed include Hartley, Wright, Dber, Rogeres, Lafferty, Kwiatkowski, Timman cases.
Willard city officials report three officers have applied for the open detective post. City Manager Paul Capelle says the Merit Board will administer tests within weeks, with grading by a Pennsylvania firm. The job has been vacant since April after Charles Dean Strimple left for the prosecutor’s office.
Wakeman council loses a second member in two months as Jerry Pickett resigns citing nonresidency after moving to Lorain. Mayor Frederick to appoint a replacement by June 14. Sixteen additional items include new police car bid, street resurfacing, park land cooperation with Conrail, and other village actions.
A second registration for Safety Town at Benedict School in Norwalk will be held next week at the police station. Parents of children entering kindergarten may register for the June 14 to 11 am daily program, now in its tenth year, free of charge. Juvenile officer John Short invites teenagers to apply to assist during the five week program.
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