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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1971
Page
2
WLKR reported tension between Service Director Herbert Krogh and the station over a power plant critique voiced to the City Council. Krogh warned residents to conserve electricity while a practical joke planted artificial daisies on City Hall grounds.
Hogschers report mixed bids by weight class with prime allocations for spring lambs and ewe prices. Sows and heavier hogs see lower ranges while lighter hogs fetch higher bids. Local market notes appear garbled with stray characters and unclear entries.
Blue and Gold beat seniors to move in on City Hall. Twelve seniors spend Youth Government Day as cub officials observing city operations from 8:30 a.m. at City Hall and attending the 7:30 p.m. council meeting. Elected leaders include Jackie Savage and Heidi Bohn with several department heads.
The Clarksfield Grange schedules a May 12 potluck at 7 p.m. with a cake contest sewing competition and spring hat contest to follow. Members had discussed possible disbanding due to winter attendance but will proceed with activities.
Norwalk police issued five tickets for expired 1971 license plates after the midnight Thursday deadline. First ticket went to Bernard Couldtrip, Wakeman, at 12 15 a m, with Phyllis Spencer, Gilbert Davidson, Donald Case, and James H. Harkness also cited by 7 a m.
Edison board approved continued participation in a federally funded special education program at no district cost. They also accepted a data processing service contract totaling 1,300 dollars for the high school with final billing July 1, 1972. Bills totaling 105,270 and 83,540 were approved, plus Edison High School building expenses of 65,897. Principal C B Sanders reported 63 seniors will visit Washington D C on April 21 and listed Girls and Boys State delegates. The third winter banquet is tonight with Bruce Ballard as featured speaker from Bowling Green. The middle school sent ten students to Heidelberg College science fair on March 27, with five earning superior ratings. Newly hired teachers and two custodial and two secretarial workshop participants were approved. Bus driver resignation accepted and replacement hired. 115 students named to graduate in June.
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