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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1975
Page
2
County Extension Agent John K. Wells reports research by Dr. G J Musick showing seven inch band applications at planting beat fertilizer mixes for corn rootworm in Huron County. Late planting, temperature and rainfall affect larvae kill. bulletins 545 and the Ohio Report summarize current recommendations.
Continental Cablevision manager Bob Corbin proposes a choice between WBGU-TV Channel 57 Bowling Green WBIZ-TV Channel 25 Cleveland and WKBD-TV Channel 50 Detroit to replace Channel 61. Channel 61 signs off at 12 30 a.m. April 25 with weather dials on Channel 6 beforehand.
The North Fairfield Lions Club elected Earl Bauer as president with Roy Dendinger and James Ross as vice presidents. Officers meet to organize a roadside cleanup on Saturday April 19 to raise funds for the Boy Scouts, with the county paying five dollars per ton for collected trash. The North Fairfield Historical Society will meet April 17 at Ruth Holden's home to set summer museum hours.
Elmer Jaeckin 58 files in small claims court seeking 127 plus interest and costs after his car’s front fender and grille were damaged by a protruding curbstone on East Seminary Street near Prospect Street last December. Flickinger Insurance Co. is also named in the suit.
Plans to register voters at the North Fairfield Library were scrapped by the Willard Memorial Library trustees who ruled voter registration not a proper library function. Greenwich and Wakeman Libraries will not offer the service, while Bellevue Monroeville and New London libraries will continue voter registration during regular hours.
Dallas station owner Willie Jackson uses a 15 month old boa constrictor named Tony as a night watchman. Since Tony began guarding the station ten months ago burglaries dropped from about two per month to zero. Tony will grow to about 21 feet and 300 pounds and may eat a hog or goat in a year.
Bruce J. Ayres chief engineer at Pioneer Rubber died from a self-inflicted gunshot at his Willard home. He was 47, survived by wife Mary and four children, with services planned in Secor Funeral Home. Additional obituaries include Edward W. Minnick, Arthur L. Ruffing, Laura Fenelon Jacobs, Carl S. Burrows, and William Bennett with details on their death, service arrangements, and surviving relatives.
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