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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1975
Page
2
The Milan Berlin Board referred a request by Al Kalfus to use Edison High School without custodial pay for four October Sundays to the high school principal. If a janitor is needed to clean showers or remove mats, payment would apply. The panel noted policy conflict but considered a possible exception.
St Paul schools report lower overall tuition for most families. Grade school tuition now 100 for one, 150 for two, 200 for three or more. high school 150 for one, 200 for two or more. Elementary books drop to 20 each. last year charges were 35, 25, 15 for the first three students.
The Firelands Historical Society starts the fall with a Mary Todd Lincoln monologue by Mrs. Raymond Sprunk of Fremont at 8 p.m. September 17 at St. Pauls Episcopal Parish House Norwalk. Sprunk previously presented Lucy Webb Hayes in 1973 and serves as Hayes Memorial hostess and a member of the Sandusky County Historical Society and Fremont Community Theatre.
Sherman Township trustees approve purchasing one set of house numbers for every residence under the county system. They will hire Clayton Houck to open two ditch sections and install two School Bus Turnaround signs on Peru West Section Line Road crave. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. October 6.
Probate Court lists estates including Robert A. Miller of rural Bellevue valued at 239,251 dollars and Jack E. Brady of Willard valued at 23,904 dollars. Jointly held property or accounts, if any, are noted.
William Clelland of the Huron County Disabled American Veterans announces a national fund raising effort with ARBA to sell the 1975 Official Bicentennial Medal and Stamp Medal Combination. No handling of money or orders by DAV. sales forms come from the Government Printing Office and orders go directly to ARBA in Washington, D.C.
Harst of 10 Meadow Lane is Jaycee of the Month for August for chairing the August M Night which added 15 new members. He is growth and retention chairman and works for Norfolk and Western Railroad. Chuck Lord received the Hose Award for August after managing the Jaycee softball team which finished third in the district tournament at Lexington behind Bucyrus and Lexington.
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