Western Reserve Homecoming Queen candidates named
One of three senior gals Laurie Wolf Lynn Johnson Bertha Hornung will be chosen as the 1978 Western Reserve Homecoming Queen. Announcement set for Thursday night bonfire. The queen and her court will reign over the Roughriders South Central game Friday night. Underclassmen attendants Kim Brucher Rene Bilton and Diana Bement shown in back row. Reflector photo by Ann Spencer.
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Lynn Johnson
Bertha Hornung
Western Reserve
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Kim Brucher
Rene Bilton
Diana Bement
Ann Spencer
Farmers Protest Indian Creek Drainage Assessment Method
About 67 Huron County farmers protested the Indian Creek Drainage Project assessments, calling them exorbitant and inequitable. The county Commissioners and Soil and Water Conservation District agreed to draft a new plan based on land use soil types and elevation, with objections from Birmingham, Michigan landowner Roderic Righter who argued benefit skew favors higher elevations.
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Birmingham
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Thomas Carabin
Bob Gray
Board of Supervisors
John Metz
Water Conservation District
Metz
Gray
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Paul Crecelius
Paul Lortcher
Willard council accepts resignation of Richard Snook
Willard city council on Monday night accepted the resignation of Councilman Richard Snook after he said he quit to rest and because he felt he hadn’t accomplished enough. Snook served three years of a four year term and will be replaced by decision at an executive session next Monday.
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Educators urged to improve public communication in Ohio
Franklin D. Walter, state Superintendent, told about 800 Huron County teachers at Norwalk Junior High that educators must better convey their successes and end in-house fighting. He noted Ohio SAT and math score advantages, and offered five steps emphasizing student success, motivation, discipline, recognizing individuality, and understanding learning purpose.
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Huron County
Norwalk Junior High School
Walter
Ohio
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