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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
4
United Press International reports a nationwide trend toward short cuts and fuller hair for men while crew cuts and short crops dominate. Barbers, students and parents note a move away from shoulder-length styles with many opting for uniform length.
Long hair is receding in popularity across colleges and high schools from Ohio State to Cony High School. Barber Patrick Mullins notes shoulder length hair fading to mid length and a shag cut. students cite upkeep and new styling trends as reasons alongside economic factors.
University students across the country adopt shorter hairstyles to improve summer job prospects. Bruce Frederick of UMass and Maria Burros of Jacksonville University say short cuts boost hiring chances, while some longhairs defend their look citing personal or familial reasons. Experts note grooming trends evolving from unkempt to collar-length styles influenced by ads and college culture.
Three teenagers Pam Wikel Rene Grosswiler and Pam Scheetz place orders at the Milan recreation center grand opening in Milan on Thursday night. Jacquie Foos and Chris Buehrle take the orders as the new facility hosts about 300 attendees.
Norwalk Fire Department seeks a man who called himself Joe Moe to report a fire at the Sheller Globe Corp. plant on Jefferson Street. No fire was found and officials may press penalties for false alarms. Small grass fires along the Norfolk and Western Railway tracks were extinguished with aid from a special railroad car for equipment transport.
State Superintendent Martin Essex said Ohio may qualify for up to 3.5 million dollars in federal aid for its trainable mentally retarded education program. Attorney General William J. Brown cites the program as free public education under Ohio law, pending federal decision.
The Bronc Busters 4 H Club held a meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Thaxton. Officers elected include President Julie Riggleman Vice President Claudia Thaxton Secretary Jeanne Nickols Treasurer Gary Snyder Health and Safety Norma Smith Recreation Jodie Daniels and Glenn Snyder News Reporter Marguitte Snyder. The club’s second annual horse show at Hi La Quarter Horse Arm Halter classes begin at 9am.
The Norwalk Kreelector issue features a help wanted column inviting applicants to pursue better employment prospects. It outlines available positions and emphasizes career advancement opportunities.
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