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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
3
Milan Berlin Board and seniors clashed over graduation day for next June. Board backs Sunday June 13 while seniors prefer flexibility from June 10 to June 13. New hires include Ellaine Colich and Victoria Klein in teaching roles.
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services will relocate from East Seminary Street to The Depot on the north side of town at the start of November. First day in the new office will be Nov 3 with move beginning Nov 1. Manager Alice Bishop says larger quarters and more free parking justify the change.
Milan Schools must stay under a 40 percent gas reduction this year Supt Charles Lindecamp told parents Wed night He urged dressing children warmer and described a February March test that showed Milan building over allocation by 930 hundred cubic feet Berlin under by 1513 and the high school under by over 2700 over two months If the district averages the three schools no penalties result Officials plan to cut after school activities and may move spring break up to March end to meet allotment President Herb Schlessman praised staff while Frank Garwood warned others did not take the issue seriously
A series of minor crashes near Clarksfield Hartland and Norwalk injure residents. A 21 year old man Ronald Summerfield is hospitalized after his car failed to stop at an intersection and struck an embankment. A mother and her son are treated for minor injuries after a collision at Hartland Center and Court Roads. A 16 year old is charged after sliding into a parked car on Milan Avenue. A four year old girl accidentally starts a car and hits a sheriff cruiser. A woman slips and hits another car at Cline and League streets. An elderly driver backs into a vehicle at Schilds IGA. A woman rear ends another car in a parking lot.
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