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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
3
The New London Education Association and the New London Board of Education canceled the second negotiating session scheduled for Wednesday evening after a negotiator’s family death. No date for the next meeting has been set, per Schick.
Edison High School presents a winter concert by the Edison Symphonic Band on Sunday February 11 at 2 30 in the school auditorium directed by Nick Georgiafandis A trombone trio with David Gillard Judy Emerson and Trisha Delematre will perform Slide Kicks Soloists include Karla Kamens Joan Cooley Laura Wallrabenstein and Lee Ann Leveritt Admission is 50 cents available from any band member or at the door.
Norwalk City Schools bought 10 study carrels for Maplehurst Elementary. Students call them their offices and use them to stay focused. The desks with enclosed sides give a sense of ownership and are costing about 500 dollars each.
Milan Playschool invites applications for the 1973 74 term. Placement depends on receipt order of applications and fees. The non profit program offers pre kindergarten for 4 year olds. Contact Mrs. Richard Rench or Mrs. David Hohler for details.
Monroeville Co-Operative Grain Co stockholders heard that gross selling margin on 1972 sales was 108657 dollars, up about 30000 from the prior year, with other revenues rising about 8000 to 43376.76. Manager Robert L. Snyder reported the year’s results and noted plans to install bulk blend equipment at a Sandusky Street plant leased from Royster Fertilizer. Directors elected include Frank Konst, Dale Scheid, and Richard Fritz with Konst re-elected as president.
Gerald D. Boger of Amherst faces a bad check charge with a $100 fine and costs, $50 suspended, and 30 days in jail suspended. James Solida of rural Norwalk is fined $10 and costs for a traffic light violation.
Huron County Sanitarian Roger Dixon described a proposed state code for individual home sewage treatment systems. The plan aims to eliminate subsurface filter devices and push for complete on site disposal, with evapotranspiration trials in Erie and other counties. Costs may reach about two thousand dollars and some soils, like Mahoning clay, may be unsuitable.
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