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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1975
Page
3
The Norwalk Library will award three books during April to children who check out books from the Children's Room. Names of each borrower go into a box for a drawing at month end, with prizes for a pre schooler, a first to third grader, and a fourth to sixth grader.
In a Cedar Point Michigan training exercise, 29 part time and reserve officers staged a six hour riot control drill with Norwalk and Sandusky police. Instructors led two groups through formations using megaphones and mock protestors shouting pig. The exercise ended with the police improving their wedge and pushing back the demonstrators.
A pre kindergarten clinic will be held next week at Norwalk Junior High School library for children entering kindergarten. Registration includes screenings for vision hearing speech and coordination and requires immunization records and birth certificate. Parents should call the central office to schedule.
The Distributive Education class at Milan-Ehove hosts a weekend flea market from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds fund a banquet to honor employers of distributive education students.
Nine Huron County high school students will compete at the state Science Day in Columbus on April 19 after scoring 38 to 40 at district competition held Saturday at Heidelberg College. The list includes Linda Tucker Norwalk Kathy Heyman Monroeville Diana Patton South Central Cheryl Carey Western Reserve Rich Trimmer Willard and Mark Schmitz Thomas Schwartz Delilah Speitel and Jean Yingling Bellevue. Senior high students who earned superior ratings but are ineligible for state include Steve Berezin Norwalk Sharon Stackhouse Fritz Kuenzel Western Reserve and Gerald Meyer.
Luci Johnson Nugent daughter of Lyndon B. Johnson told the Alabama Optometric Association convention that visual therapy helped a poor high school student feel success for the first time. She spoke about her work helping children through therapy during the 70th annual meeting in Birmingham.
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