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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1975
Page
8
Truckers set a bonfire for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Huron County Fairgrounds Grandstand as Norwalk Boosters Club hosts events during homecoming weekend.
Milan village council approved numerous salary increases for municipal employees in a plan tied to a $51,000 projected deficit next year. The pay hikes cover police ranks, street and utility workers, and department heads with Oct. 12 pay shifts. The council also set a 28 day 232 hour work period for law enforcement and considered part time dispatch staff.
Ida Blevins, 17, pulled from her Arlington Road driveway when Larry Strader, 18, speeding over a hill, struck her car and veered into a fence. Both were treated and released at Memorial Hospital. Strader jailed awaiting hearing. auto theft possible.
A $320 Mamiya Sekor DSX 1000 SLR with 55 mm F1.8 lens vanished from Heiser's Camera Shop at 66 East Main Street after a customer viewed it last week. Police were told the theft occurred by Tuesday after the owner noticed the item missing.
Volunteers canvass Wakeman for donations to the annual Community Halloween Parade and Party sponsored by the American Legion and auxiliary. The event runs Thursday Oct 30 with parade steps at 7 p.m. from Wakeman School and prize awards at 7 30. In rain the party shifts to 7 p.m. in the school. cider doughnuts and treats for all, no trick-or-treating in the village.
The issue lists local price quotes for 14 October 1975 with Wheat at 3.51, Corn at 2.50, Soybeans at 4.77, and Oats at 1.30. Prices are designated as local market figures.
Local listings include weekly bowling calls and Spaghetti Night at Half Way Inn with all you can eat for 1.25, along with church rummage sale and Adventist visitors day. Neighborhood notices cover hospitalizations, dog bites, lottery wins, and bus driver hires by Huron County Board of Education.
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