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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1965
Page
2
Ohio lawmakers reopen debate on legislative reapportionment with hearings in Senate and House. Key proposals from Frank King and Robert Reckman shape potential compromise as Republicans push subdistricting while Democrats oppose it.
Huron County 4 H club officers elected representatives to the Junior Fair and 4 H Council at district officer conferences. Northeast District picks Helen Manhart and Collins Eddy Vogt Jeanne Dalton Roger Smith. Junior Fair Board members are Fred Linder and Gary Horn. Meetings set for Greenwich School and Willard High School.
Willard R Keith Armstrong city manager announced Larry Cook as superintendent of parks and recreation replacing the late Glenn Martin who held the post for two summers. Susan Richards returns as assistant pool manager and lifeguard with a staff including Danny Link Greg Thompson Walter Cook Jan Taylor Susan Fuller Gloria Vance Mary Ayres Linda Kooken Joseph Fulton Susan Steely and Karen Geiser.
Sheriff John Borgia calls the Visit Your County Jail program a big success with 390 people visiting the facility. Scout groups and school classes are scheduled to tour the jail during March and April.
The New London District School Board discussed teaching and non teaching contracts at Clarksfield school. Karen Merrill was hired for seventh grade English. several support staff contracts were approved. Earl Cranston resigned to pursue marine biology in Florida. House Bill 773 could affect vocational units. a Willard meeting with state officials is set for Monday.
BERLIN HEIGHTS The Berlin Local Board of Education met Tuesday evening and chose Philip Breay from four applicants for the custodian job. He will fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Shively and work a noon to 9 p.m. shift, with the board noting the need for an older man with the right disposition.
The Lake Erie Central Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will meet on Tuesday May 18 at McGarvey s O Neill Restaurant at 7 P M CST. The session ends the 1964 65 term and officers for 1965 66 will be elected. Two section meetings are planned with talks by Thomas Cooney and Benjamin F Skillen Jr. on budgeting communication with executives and maintenance costs. Attendance urged.
WAKEMAN Western Reserve entered 11 students in the District 11 Junior High Solo and Ensemble contest at Harris Elmore School on May 8. Superior ratings went to Brian Murray cornet Glenda Dalton baritone Debra Kinney alto clarinet and Linda Smith tenor saxophone. Excellent ratings were earned by Brian Murray piano Martha Eisenbarth oboe Joyce Szabo clarinet Dawn Radcliffe clarinet Denise Radcliffe clarinet and the clarinet trio Pam Mallison Elaine Grose Dawn Radcliffe and Denise Radcliffe. Elaine Grose received a Good rating on the clarinet.
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