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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
2
Norwalk elementary schools have added classes to use space more efficiently. Supt. Albion V. Gotaas notes most buildings are in good shape aside from a crowded high school. Some rooms not used daily were repurposed for regular classes to shorten pupil-teacher ratios and support programs.
UPI reports ABC TV documentary on Vietnam veterans facing high unemployment as they reenter civilian life. The program highlights young postwar workers, limited prior experience, inflation, and scarce jobs, with veterans seeking government responsibility and employers offering delayed openings.
Mrs Richard A Fritz Raymond C Myers Jr and Alfred V Schafer elected to two year terms on the St Joseph Parish School Board replacing three members. Robert E Graham and Richard Kluding remain as board members. Sister Mary Jogues will replace Sister Mary Joella as principal this year with Joella moving to Rome as an Adoration Sister. Faculty includes Sisters Mary Ross Lawreen Christeen Angelora and lay teachers Mrs John Larry Jessie Shriver John Klinge and Mrs Gerald Schindley.
Patricia A. Schaeffer reported the left door of her car dented while parked on Church Street near 59 W. Seminary. The damage occurred between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and the at fault party left the scene.
Walter Schlageter a 71 year old bachelor farmer in North Fairfield maintains a 15 year daily weather log. He notes rainfall and temperatures to gauge moisture and well being and explains how snow depth relates to water. He cites 1971 records 15.1 inches of rain plus snow or 17 inches and recalls 1934 heat and 1963 winter.
A Norwalk woman suffered a cut hand in a crash when a car ran a stop sign at Jefferson and North West Streets. Gladys Bender treated at the hospital. John M. Edmunds charged with failure to yield right of way. Betty L. Vroman charged after collision at League and Prospect Streets. No injuries reported in the remaining rear end crash at 3 W. Washington St. involving Levi Ristner and Dale J. Delamater.
Huron County Mental Health Center will open an office at New London Hospital on Sept. 13 staffed by Norwalk Center personnel. Hours are 9 to 5 Monday and 1 to 5 Tuesday through Thursday. Appointments via New London or Norwalk centers. services include counseling, family and marital therapy, group therapy, and testing with a fee based on ability to pay.
High School principal Robert Wenner says village ordinance requires buses to load unload in the school lot not on Park Avenue. The lot will be reserved for buses and staff during school hours, preventing student parking as in previous years.
Kindergarten orientation sessions run Tuesday September 7 from 9 to 3 30 at Wakeman and Hartland Schools. Parents will learn which session their child attends and what fees and materials are required. The first day for kindergartners is Wednesday September 8.
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