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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1967
Page
3
The New London School Board approved a new salary schedule with increases from 200 to 1650 retroactive to Sept 1, tied to state aid. Masters degree and 12 years experience receive the largest raise, with several steps raising salaries to 8500 in 13 years. Non teaching staff gain a 10 cent hourly wage bump.
The New London School Board approved contracts for three teachers aides for one semester to assist primary teachers while Richard Phipps, a former teacher with six years’ experience, was hired to teach fifth grade replacing substitute Ray Scheerer.
Willard board of Education declined requests to route bus 17 students through Willard Mobile Park on Fort Ball Road citing precedent concerns. Assistant superintendent Pinkley reassured schedule adherence and a review meeting will be held. The panel also hired Nancy Rippel for high school French and Martha Evans for a short bus route while approving substitute attendance pay of 2 dollars per hour and nine cents per mile.
The event featured remarks by T.L. Paffenbarger toastmaster Mayor Harold Finch and ministers Rev. Paul Bailey and Rev. Floyd Buckland. The Norwalk Junior High School hosted a fundraising dinner to cover treatment costs for underprivileged youngsters.
Willard High School senior Vicki Ruth was crowned Miss Flame after the Fire Prevention Week parade. Five candidates were elected by senior class vote, with judges selecting the winner and last year’s Miss Flame presenting the crown.
Jere M. Hinton of Wisnapuu and Gaede was hired by the Huron County board of commissioners to complete a county wide housing data survey. He will collect data on housing stock population and income using existing figures to document metrics as an initial step toward forming a housing authority. The survey covers the entire county with a fee between 250 and 300 dollars.
Willie B. Robinson 43 of Oberlin was charged with intent to defraud after a 325 dollar check cashed Friday at Schilds IGA Foodliner in Norwalk. He was arrested Monday and held in Huron County jail. Ohio Highway Department to award a contract October 31 in Columbus for Route 250 widening and resurfacing in Norwalk.
Willard United Fund workers begin a campaign weeks to raise 24759 dollars for 19 organizations including 14 local groups. About 150 attended a kickoff dinner at Grace Methodist Church with Gordon Miller as speaker and Howard Zerkle welcoming guests. Eugene McEndree introduced division chairmen and workers. Funds will aid community groups from youth to seniors, with the Senior Citizens Center added to the budget for the first time. The drive runs this week in business industry and professional divisions.
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