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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
2
UPI teletypes note a theft from an unlocked Torrance police car. A black nylon jacket with a furry collar bearing Redondo Beach Police patches on both shoulders, and a two black briefcase with a Lock Your Vehicle tag were taken under 484 PC.
Berlin Milan Board of Education discussed a possible four mill operating levy and whether a special election could allow borrowing funds. The superintendent warned the district could run out of money by December without a levy, while members questioned why facts weren’t shared before the May 6 vote. The topic was tabled until the next meeting. John Borgia, Sheriff.
The Norwalk City Board of Education recognized the Norwalk Teachers Association as the bargaining agent for the teaching staff. Richard Vogt NTA president said the teachers unanimously adopted both the regulations for professional negotiations and the procedures in a meeting earlier this month. A cook at the meeting Mrs Jean Conney questioned the status of a new salary schedule for non teaching employees. preparation was assigned to Robert Kromer Building and Grounds Supervisor.
Matthew Valencic of Wakeman reported to police at 10 33 p m that cake placed on top of the carburetor of his car outside St Paul Elementary School was sucked into the engine. The cake allegedly matched the same kind served at a dance at St Paul s Social Hall.
Police report says Carl D. Weinert 39 of 31 Fruen St was charged with failure to stop in a safe distance after his eastbound car struck the rear of Howard P. Charville 18 at the East Main Corwin intersection around 3 50 p m Wednesday Charville was turning right from Main onto Corwin when the collision occurred
Hurry to sell your used fur coat by calling 662-4241 to order a result getting Want Ad now. This compact classified blurb urges swift action with a direct phone line for rapid posting.
Berlin Heights BERLIN HEIGHTS The Berlin Milan Board of Education adopted a revised teacher salary schedule with a base of 8510 dollars and annual service increments. The plan includes hospital insurance and reflects a five percent cost of living rise, yielding varying cash and fringe benefits across education levels and experience.
The EHOVE Vocational School board awarded Price Construction a $38 850 blacktop contract for drive and parking lot. A horticultural building bid was opened but tabled pending state approval. Roth Construction offered 46 500. Dirt moving contract of 2590 went to Dwelle Excavating Co. A staff and salary discussion followed with a committe to meet the EHOVE Teachers Association. Resignations included Van Ramsay and Robert Cole. New hires included Connie Sartor James Seiling Sr Carol Theodoredis Douglas Harris and others. 300 chairs were bought from Denzer's for 4962.
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