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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
7
Towne and Country Players announce their tenth season with Hello Dolly opening September 5. Auditions are next Wednesday at 7 15 p m at 57 E Main St theatre. Participants should wear loose clothes and dance shoes. director is Ronn Koerper and choreographer Jane Chapman.
The SEC asked U.S. District Judge William C. Stuart to appoint a receiver for the Corning based National Farmers Organization, deeming it hopelessly insolvent with assets of 3.9 million and liabilities of 20.9 million as of June 21. NFO president Oren Lee Staley defended the group, citing improved finances and a 3.1 million four day fund drive to show solvency. No ruling date was set.
Sheller-Globe Corporation posts 51 cents per share for the fiscal Q3 ended June 30 1975 up from 36 cents a year earlier. Nine month per share earnings reach 1.11 versus 1.01. Net income 3.48 million on 108.17 million sales this quarter. nine months 7.97 million on 309.24 million sales. Fiscal 1975 includes VLN Corporation merger costs.
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp alerts residents along pipeline rights of way and drivers to detect and report escaping gas. Carl F. Meurer notes public help is crucial for safety as signs include blowing dirt water bubbling ground fire and gas odor near rights of way.
The State Government Committee approved a limited sunshine bill barring secret public meetings except in specified cases. An exemption was added for the Ohio Development Department, while hearings on individual licensing were removed. Other exemptions remain for investigations, hiring, bargaining, property deals, attorney conferences, and federally confidential matters.
Local price list shows July 23 1975 Wheat price not listed Corn 2.58 with new 2.12 Oats 1.36 Soybeans 5.39 with new 5.05 reflecting market rates for that day.
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