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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1970
Page
8
Livestock market figures show cattle steady with primes 31.75 to 32.50, hogs $1 lower at 25 to 25.50 for 200 to 220 pounds, sows 18.25 to 20.25, calves 75, and sheep and lambs 100 with prime lambs 27.25 to 28.25. Cattle ranges include various grades from standard 24.50 to 28.50 and cutters 22.50 to 24.75, while hogs span 22.00 to 25.50 across weight classes.
Gov. James A. Rhodes was unable to fly to Columbus for President Nixon's governors conference on campus problems due to a sinus condition.
The Ohio Education Association will send at least five representatives next month to Lucas County's Springfield Local School District to assess teacher dissatisfaction with administration, citizen alienation from policies, and management techniques. The OEFA cites the school board's alleged inability to function effectively under current circumstances.
More than 1000 people from Huron Ottawa Seneca Sandusky and Erie counties attended the second in a series of medical workshops at Fisher this morning. The Northwest Ohio Regional Medical program sponsored the event in Toledo. Dr. Russell Fisher spoke on Cancer of the Colon and Sr. June Ketterer led a session on psychological problems in cancer patients.
Norwalk High School junior Charles Derby won a $25 Dollars For Scholars prize for his essay The Worth Of An Individual. The piece argues pride balanced by humility, ambition, determination, and concern for others shape a person’s worth and social contribution.
Five truckloads of trash were collected in Fitchville Township during a drive completed last Tuesday. Richard Sommers, president of the Fitchville Conservation League, thanked the Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and 4 H Club members who assisted with the cleanup.
Wakeman Fire Department spent about 45 minutes chasing a possible fire after a Monday 4:50 p.m. call. A caller reported a blaze three houses down Butler Road north of U.S. 20, but no fire was found and the resident said she had no telephone and had not reported a fire.
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