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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1976
Page
8
The Morgan family in Clinton County used the clock type yarn winder later donated to Firelands Museum by Miss Lydia Meyer of Meyering River Road Norwalk. It is displayed in the museum basement which is open daily seven days a week.
Seneca East schools face potential shutdown if a June 8 audit disapproval follows a four mill operating levy request. The Board of Education ordered a formal state audit amid severe finances, approved a five mill levy for November, and cited needed repairs across all three buildings after adopting a 1977 budget of 1.605 million, up 163 thousand from 1975.
Herbert A. Rice said the glass globe of a gas pump at Rice Distributing Warehouse on Franklin St was smashed between 7 and 9 p.m. Tuesday. The pump, warehouse 1, is owned by Standard Oil. Florine Harkness reported a smashed rear windshield on her car at 49 Glover Street Monday night.
Three Reagan alternates from Michigan's 17th district filed for a recount in Huron County after a narrow 34 vote margin over Ford alternates in the district contest. The recount is free due to the small margin, with scheduling to be set by the county board of elections after five days notice.
The village council approved emergency ordinances changing the income tax fund split to 60 percent operating and 40 percent capital improvements. The wage amendment sets lifeguards at 2.30 dollars an hour, a lead lifeguard at 2.50, and park superintendent Hank Tappel at 766 dollars monthly, matching his police department pay.
A collage of brief notices lists a chicken dinner sale at Norwalk Church of God, a July Fourth candy sale, and 10 percent off textiles at local shops. Other items include reunion details for St. Paul Class of 1956, various store promotions, dance events, and notices about city council actions on sanitation and upcoming recounts in local elections.
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