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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1977
Page
8
The measure requires each school district to provide a daily one minute period of silence for meditation or prayer during class or homeroom. District boards must adopt rules and send copies of them to certified staff, students, and parents by September 15 each year.
Chip Carter, standing in for his parents, spoke to about 400 British visitors who departed Georgia after a 10 day exchange tour. The program is endorsed by President and Mrs. Carter and uses no public funds.
A street scene features a fashionable woman in a wide brim hat as shoppers browse a weekend sidewalk sale. Photos by Tim Hohman capture the lively event and ongoing discounts through Sunday.
Joe Andrews a Monroeville teacher and reserve basketball coach turns 50 this week and awaits Ohio Lottery Millionaire Drawing on July 21 in Columbus. He is one of 100 finalists, guaranteed at least 1000 dollars, with main prize a million.
The county commissioners will hire a receptionist paid with a Comprehensive Employment and Training Act grant. Elenore Beck says the $6,000 salary will fund the position, which reports to Mrs. Beck in the CETA program. The receptionist, limited to front stairs top-floor offices, will be referred through the local employment bureau and becomes the third staffer under the commissioners. Edward Still serves as temporary county administrator and Chris Keller as commission clerk.
County commissioners on Thursday authorized transferring 20000 from an emergency fund into the fund paying court-appointed lawyers. They plan to cover $25278 in attorneys’ bills by August 15 as a result of prior shortages, leaving 26460 in the attorney fee fund per commission clerk Chris Keller.
California Governor Edmund G Brown Jr has a cameo in a children's television special titled Two Drops and a Drought. He teaches water conservation by scolding a character for wasting water marking a drought awareness effort by state officials.
A Norwalk businessman Leonard G. Horan 28 was indicted for passing bad checks and a New London man Frank Mobberly 19 was indicted for breaking and entering after a June 15 fast food restaurant theft totaling 400 dollars. The grand jury also handed down one secret indictment.
Terry Woody, 23, of 78 W Chestnut St Apt C, was fined 350 dollars and given a suspended six month jail term with one year probation after pleading to letting his car be used in drug sales. He must pay the fine and costs within 90 days. He faced three drug violation counts before plea talks.
Campaign treasurers filed statements showing Goodsite For Mayor raised 370 dollars and spent it on newspaper ads led by treasurer William L. Stewart. Contributions came from Stewart, Elenbaas, Daniel Stewart, and Thomas Stewart totaling 370 dollars. Mayor Goodsite defeated Henry Schaper. Catherine Murray’s council-at-large bid also reported 67 dollars spent with no win.
A 13-year-old writes that a 15-year-old girl became pregnant, Abby’s stance is praised, and the letter cites 1975 stats on births to ages 10-14. A grocer asks why some customers seek credit then pay elsewhere, Abby replies about givers and takers and urges compassion.
The Ohio Youth Commission will host the largest amateur boxing tournament at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in August 2024. Recreational Services Unit accepts entries and housing reservations. for details call David Jacobsen at 614 466 4314.
Admissions list includes Gwendolyn Maple New London Kevin Kaple Norwalk Judy Costello Vermilion Einar Anderson Norwalk Christopher Youngless New London Cheryl Duncan Norwalk William Slagle Norwalk Frank McKenzie Willard Sharon Meagrew Norwalk. Discharges include Maynard Bell Wakeman David Wireman Shiloh Dean Hofer Norwalk William Rogers Gambier Russell Carroll New London Jann Myers and son Norwalk Ann Steiber and son Monroeville Rita Chaffee and daughter Collins Carol Thomas and son Norwalk Debra Farnsworth and daughter New London Beatrice Franklin Monroeville.
Public auction of a 1.00 acre lot in Norwalk Township Huron County Ohio listed at 6000 dollars appraised value. Sale set for Friday July 22 1977 at 10 00 AM inside the north door of the Norwalk Court House. Terms require cash two thirds of appraised value. Sheriff John Borgia and Attorney John Baird listed.
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