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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
3
Milan Board of Education votes to place one new mill and three mills in renewal on the November 3 ballot. Superintendent Lindecamp explains the one mill could be collected in 1965 if voted separately. an extra half mill would be required for 1966 collection. The three mill renewal lasts through 1966.
Milan expects a 1965 tax rate of 25 mills if levies are approved, down from 26 mills in 1964, due to a 1.5 mill special levy expiring and a 0.5 mill bond levy reduction. The board also keeps Thursday nights free from school activities and hires three teachers and two bus drivers. Bell Dairy won the cafeteria milk bid.
Three day event begins at 4 p.m. Saturday with a queen coronation among 19 contestants and a parade on Sunday featuring bands and floats. Monday showcases a sports car hill climb sponsored by the MG Car Club of Cleveland, with various activities, tours, and a flower show continuing through Labor Day weekend.
The New London City Council set park land value at 20000 tied to a November 615000 school bond vote. The price reflects costs for extending storm and sanitary sewers water and streets to the site. Bids for the Bonney Creek sewer repair were opened with Rolland A Getz Co Mansfield the low bidder at 14336 and the highest at 26812.
Monroeville village council says any refunds or savings from Ohio Edison on electric power will be given to consumers as a discount. Ronald Parton was hired as the third village patrolman. Suggestions were offered by state safety officials on housekeeping. A Factory Insurance Association letter confirmed state approval for a new water main to boost the business district supply. An ordinance adds 8 215 to general safety and utility funds. A 179 75 estimate from Monroeville Body Shop covers a street truck repair.
Public invited round and square dance event at American Legion Post on Old Rt 20. Dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with music by Harry Klein. Admission 1.50 per couple. Also note store opening near Milan Avenue and Cline Drive in Milan area.
The record lists hospital admissions for individuals in multiple towns including Orville Burchfield, James Murdock, Mas ter Benjamin Jenkins, Clarence Chandler and Stanley Post. Discharges cover Willie Walker, Gilbert Cammarn, Mrs Delight Heckelman and many others from Norwalk and surrounding areas.
Charles A Jennings of Tiffin, 20, cited for failing to drive on the right half after reportedly falling asleep at 4 25 am. His car left the road 3.2 miles north of Attica, struck an embankment and rolled over causing substantial damage. No injuries reported.
The Norwalk Republican Club will open its Benedict Avenue headquarters this evening during its September meeting. President J. T. Lendrum will recap the county executive committee meeting and campaign plans. Al and Lila Murray urge volunteers and provide contact options at the headquarters or their home.
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