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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1971
Page
2
The Social Security Administration announces a 10 percent benefit rise retroactive to January 1. Minimum payments increase to 70.40 for singles and 105.60 for couples. average monthly for couples rises to 218 and individuals to 130. Special 5 percent boost for those aged 72 and over not receiving full payments.
South Central PTO members meet at 8 p m April 15 in the high school to discuss the proposed 5 5 mill school tax levy on the May ballot.
Morning sunrise services for United Church Faith Baptist United Methodist members at 6 a.m. at the Delphi United Methodist Church in North Fairfield and New Haven. A breakfast will follow the services.
Ralph Vogel Dave Battles and James Burkhart led science students to Sandusky High School planetarium traveling by two buses from Thursday to Wednesday. Juniors sat for the Metropolitan Achievement Test for Juniors while senior girls were invited to a tea by the Norwalk AAUW at the Senior Center on Sunday April 18.
Thursday featured senior government day with seniors voting for classmates running for city offices. Students campaigned across the week and attended an Easter assembly directed by Alan Pleasnick. Classes resume Tuesday after vacation. Theatre Guild plans stage setup tomorrow. Girls phys ed begins bowling at Kenilee Lanes. Cheerleaders sold Easter candy and German Club sold chocolate bunnies. Local Student Council officers met EHOVE colleagues in the school library and planned the next area meeting at New London.
A Greenwich Township School closure plan was outlined by local parents to the South Central Board of Education. Their proposal keeps kindergarten at North Fairfield, shifts two early grades to Greenwich, and redistributes classes to balance sizes and cut transportation and moving needs. The board will have administrators weigh this plan against the district’s closing proposal and a final decision awaits.
A 10 year old Norwalk boy pleaded innocent to delinquency for allegedly pushing an 11 year old girl from a school bus and banging her head on the sidewalk four to five times. The Walsh girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael L Walsh, was treated at Lorain Community Hospital for a possible concussion and released.
The trial of Glenn Damron of New London on a second degree murder charge is rescheduled for April 27. He was indicted by the grand jury in May 1969 for killing Kelly Earl Wilson, son of his wife Judy from a prior marriage.
Monroeville public and parochial schools will be closed Monday April 12 announced by School Superintendent Albert Holb. The calendar change keeps the required 180 school days and follows existing closures in town today.
A 14 year old Norwalk High School student said he received a black eye in a hallway scuffle after reporting an earlier incident to police. Four 16 year olds allegedly watched another youth strike him. witnesses and suspects were questioned and then left. The case is referred to Huron County Juvenile Court.
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