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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1975
Page
2
A small brown bat entered the Willard board room about 35 minutes after the meeting began. It circled briefly before exiting through the door as a custodian used a broom to control the animal.
Willard Board plans a Verna Williams Award at the spring 1976 ceremony matching the Harlow Stapf criteria: top scholastic rank, two varsity letters, and outstanding in one sport. Verna Williams, honored namesake, taught physical education and participated in civic activities. Also: driving simulator cost rise, a damaged bus repair, and staffing changes at New Haven Elementary and the high school.
Ten work study students in a six week class at the Huron County Administration Building learn floor stripping, waxing, hospital room care, and cleaning procedures. The program, designed by Elizabeth Ferrara and taught by Fred Borisuk, aims to give students an edge in custodial jobs and may lead to placement with Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital or a city nursing home. Coordinators help students manage earnings and job placement.
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority says it has brought $536000 into New London area since 1969. The agency operates 65 subsidized units in New London and Willard, with 21 and 44 units respectively, under HUD funding and private owner leases. Norwalk units under construction should start accepting applicants after several months.
Nola M. Ramey files a 50 000 lawsuit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against Glenda M. Redmond and Norfolk and Western Railway over a Sept 1 1974 collision on Ohio 113 Erie County. Ramey alleges Redmond swerved into her passing lane while she tried to pass a railroad truck, causing injuries. Attorney James L. Kimbler of Murray and Murray represents Ramey.
The New London Youth Corps paid 24 307 in wages under the Neighborhood Youth Corps from Sept 1974 to Sept 1975 with 32 students working eight hours weekly during school and 26 to 40 hours in summer. The board accepted a 1 000 gift for a James Nelson Wyant Scholarship and a safety fence with a plaque from the 1975 graduating class.
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