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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
3
Two hundred ninety three signatures have been gathered urging Mayor Wayne Goodsite to run for re election. Roger Waite started the drive to persuade Goodsite to reconsider his decision not to seek another term under the city charter.
David Gilchrist 73 of 47 West Main Street Berlin Heights died Saturday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky after a two month illness. Born in Glascow Scotland he came to the United States as a child and later worked in industrial relations for Muller Brass Co Port Huron Mich and Cushman Motor Co Lincoln Neb. He was a 50 year member of Fort Garrot Masonic Lodge Port Huron and past president of Berlin Heights Kiwanis Club. Survived by wife Estelle a brother James and sister Betty Putnam. Visitation Hinman Funeral Home 7 9 Tuesday with services 1 30 p m Wednesday at the funeral home Rev Eugene Booker officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery Berlin Heights.
The burglar entered the Senior Center at 85 W. Main St. and found only rummage sale clothes and a freezer opened. Rev. Myrl E. Smith of St. Paul Episcopal Church reported the break-in Sunday evening. police noted nothing appeared stolen.
Milan Elementary School hosted its Fifth-Year Science Fair on May 5 with 115 students presenting projects. Twenty judges evaluated 11 categories including physiography geology astronomy physics and more, awarding ribbons to top scorers. Superior ratings went to Jeff Davis eye Susie Easler sugar diabetes Khris Kiser theory of conditioning William Protzek electric motor and Lisa Walters beagles.
Willard Willard teachers object to the final wage offer from the Board of Education. The Willard Teachers Association sought a starting salary of 7000 for a bachelor’s degree teacher with no experience, while the board proposed 6800. The current 1971-72 schedule begins at 6600. The WEA accepted the schedule but protested the process, demanding fact finding and adherence to board policy. The board will present a revised extra duty pay schedule for WEA approval on May 26.
Mary Ann Schafer at 24 Cortland St was fined 10 dollars and costs for an improper left turn. Kenneth R. Niciu of 3 N Water St had speeding with a 17 dollar bond forfeited. Catherine E. Goodsite of 17 Chatham St faced speeding with a 22 dollar fee. Larry Mott of rural Bloomville charged with speeding with 17 dollars due.
A 16 year old rural Huron boy was fined 50 dollars and costs and placed on probation after a hearing in Erie County Juvenile Court for making a bomb threat to Edison High School on April 5. More than 400 students were evacuated before noon. no bomb was found. Deputies arrested him April 7 at his home and he admitted making the threat.
Bennett A. Nelson of South Central Elementary announced the winners of a May 5 Talent Contest Assembly for middle schoolers. Lavette Enzor took first with roller skating, while Kelly Seigfieid and Brenda King were second with song and dance. Linda Silliman and Tonda Hall earned third with baton work and Debbie Ray delivered an Irish rendition. Don Miller served as master of ceremonies during 15 acts.
A public meeting to air views on the Berlin Milan school system is scheduled for 8 p m Tuesday May 23 at Edison High School. The event, part of a statewide school evaluation, will forward information to the Ohio Department of Education chaired by Karl Hamm with assistance from Charles Hall and Marjorie Hill. Residents wishing to join discussion groups should notify Hall at Edison High by Monday.
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