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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1978

Page

6

Monroeville High names 1978 79 class officers

Elections on May 2 set student leaders across grades. Student Council officers include president Patti Schafer and VP Kurt Simon. Senior officers list presidents Linda Schibley and Judi Kluding with secretary Cherri Stieber and treasurer Angie Miller. Junior officers name Lisa Roberts president and Andy Ruffing VP with secretary Connie Scheel and treasurer Kevin Ruffing. Sophomore officers name John Cook president and Bernie Miller VP with secretary Nancy Duskin and treasurer Pat Smith. Freshman officers name Joe Felton president and Clark Weekley VP with secretary Janice Koch and treasurer Sharon Ruggles. Eighth grade officers name Mindy Lakner president and Terry Bischoff VP with secretary Maryanne Hey and treasurer Jackie Darling. Seventh grade officers name Don Farmer president and Kevin Wendt VP with secretary Tracy Balduff and treasurer Chris Ott. Student Council Representatives listed by grade. Senior junior Debi Stieber Lisa Hooper Betsy Bores. Sophomores Rob Grendon Linda Scheid. Freshman Tony Ames Carrie Eluding Cherri Camp. Eighth grade Carol Collins Laurie Hepner Robin Scheel. Seventh grade Todd Barman Eric White Linda Wooten.

Monroeville High School Patti Schafer Kurt Simon Linda Schibley Judi Kluding Cherri Stieber Angie Miller Lisa Roberts Andy Ruffing Connie Scheel Kevin Ruffing John Cook Bernie Miller Nancy Duskin Pat Smith Joe Felton Clark Weekley Janice Koch Sharon Ruggles Mindy Lakner Terry Bischoff Maryanne Hey Jackie Darling Don Farmer Kevin Wendt Tracy Balduff Chris Ott Tony Ames Carrie Eluding Cherri Camp Carol Collins Laurie Hepner Robin Scheel Todd Barman Eric White Linda Wooten

Marine Lt Murray Leads Palm Tree 5-78 Exercise

2nd Lt Brian A Murray commanded a platoon of the 2d Battalion 5th Marines at Camp Pendleton California during Palm Tree 5-78 at Twenty Nine Palms. The drill tested battalion landing team airlift deployment and live fire with coordinated air and artillery support. Murray a 1972 New London High School and 1976 Ohio State University graduate joined the Marine Corps in 1976 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Alexander H Murray of New London.

Brian A. Murray California Desert 2D Battalion 5Th Marines Camp Pendleton Calif Marine Corps Air/Ground Combat Training Center Twenty-nine Palm New London High School Ohio State University Murray Marine Corps Alexander H. Murray New London

Candy plant foreman killed by mixing machine blade

Maurice Bate twenty, foreman at Esther Price Candy Co., from Kettering, was fatally crushed when his arm was pulled into a candy mix machine during setup. Authorities say the accident occurred Wednesday at the Dayton plant, with Bate being the son of the company owner.

Dayton UPI Maurice Bate Kettering Bate Esther Price Candy Co

City seeks source of mercury pollution in town

Sweet described samplings from manholes near businesses analyzed at a Worthington lab for seven dollars per test. Four samples are sent weekly to track mercury, with concerns about daily variability. Small mercury traces found at two sites, but the city aims to locate pollution without harming industry cooperation.

Sweet Worthington Shipley Ohio EPA Lake Erie

Mike Schaeffer Is Star Farmer

Edison FFA Chapter held its annual banquet with Dr. Jim Knight as guest speaker. Proficiency awards went to Bruce Boos Mike Schaeffer Tom Sabol Angelo Urso and Chris Bauer. Star Chapter Farmer is Mike Schaeffer and Star Greenhand is Angelo Urso. Mrs. Dee Ostheimer received Honorary Chapter Farmer. Diana Kuhl earned a silver medal while Tom Sabol and Bill Linden earned bronze medals for public speaking. New officers include President Mike Schaeffer Vice President Jeff Bredenson Secretary Jill Maloney Treasurer Greg Stoll Student Adviser Bruce Boos Sentinel Chris Schaeffer Reporter Andy Smith. Pig Roast at 1 a.m. June 3 at Edison followed by a dance at 8 p.m.

Milan — Edison FFA Jim Knight Ohio State University Becky James Bruce Boos Mike Schaeffer Tom Sabol Angelo Urso Chris Bauer Dee Ostheimer Diana Kuhl Bill Linden Jeff Bredenson Jill Maloney Greg Stoll Chris Schaeffer Andy Smith Edison

Coal Strike Costs Boost Power Bills

Ohio Edison customers will see a small increase in bills due to six monthly deferred charges tied to extraordinary fuel costs from a coal strike. A residential customer using 750 kWh monthly in March and April faces less than 1.30 added per month through November 18, listed as Deferred Fuel Charges beneath the monthly fuel charge.

Ohio Edison Company The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO Edison

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