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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1966

Page

3

Willard Street Protests Over Assessments Prompt City Action

More than 100 Willard property owners object to street project assessments. Citizens from Maplewood Washington Street Whisler Drive Fourth Street Perry Street and Conwell Avenue presented letters and petitions to the council. The state plans paving from U S 224 to Tiffin Street with local costs contested. a second reading on the ordinance is set for Wednesday.

Willard City Hall Willard Council Maplewood Washington Street Whisler Drive Fourth Street Perry Street Conwell Avenue Dale Williams Spring St R. Keight Armstrong Ethel Byers Dale and Whisler Drives Dale Avenue U.S. 224 Tiffin Street John Emery Armstrong Robert Thornton

Willard Council Takes First Reading on Truck Route Ordinance

The Willard council voted to allow trucks on Myrtle Avenue and Main Street despite resident protests. Three members opposed. next readings slated. The meeting also discussed water project delays and plans to hire appraisers for the Leland Stein farm reservoir site.

Willard Council Myrtle Avenue Main Street Keith Armstrong Neil Zick Russell Heisler Charles Reel Willard Armstrong Leland Stein Route 61 J.V. Emery

Police report three vandalism incidents

Police recorded three vandalism reports Monday. A 7 year old admitted throwing sewer pipe sealer at a house on Oakfield Avenue. Eggs damaged Bertha Weis’s car and yard, and a radio aerial was broken from a 1965 Ford Mustang owned by Willis Ramsey on E Main Street.

Bud Brady Hawthorne Drive Oakfield Avenue Brady Bertha Elizabeth Weis Chatham St Willis Bud) Ramsey E. Main

Glaucoma Tests Set Free at Norwalk Church

Free glaucoma tests sponsored by the Norwalk Lions Club will be held at the First Baptist Church in Norwalk from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday. The test is offered every two years at no charge, with free parking available at the rear of the church. Glaucoma accounts for about 12 percent of all blindness.

Norwalk

Cancer Drive Planned in Wake man and Township

The American Cancer Society annual fund drive will be conducted in Wakeman during the week of April 17 with Mrs William Dalton as captain. Wakeman Grange members are conducting the cancer drive in the township.

Wakeman American Cancer Society Order of Eastern Star William Dalton Wakeman Grange

Banquet May 7 Theme Dolls at Wakeman Church

The annual mother-daughter banquet on May 7 begins at 6 30 p m at the Wakeman Congregational church with the theme Dolls a display by Mrs Byron Dalton under the chairmanship of ticket organizer Mrs Richard Hergina plus in charge of a dolls display.

Wakeman Wakeman Congregational Church Byron Dalton Richard Hergina

Townsend Hartland Wakeman PTA Merger Approved

The Townsend P T O voted in favor of a consolidated PTA along with Hartland and Wakeman groups. An organizational meeting is set for 8 p m Monday at Western Reserve High School to finalize the formation and set monthly meetings.

Townsend, Hartland and Wakeman Townsend P.T.O PTA Hartland Western Reserve High School P.T.A Clyde Wicker Western Reserve Elementary

Board Replies To Allegations In School Construction Debate

A prepared statement signed by Meyer and four board members addresses Edward J. O'Reilly's charges about site selection building style architect engagement and funding control. The board asserts it will oversee site selection architecture planning and contract awards under state supervision while keeping the public library open and the 0.5 mill levy under consideration for 23 years.

Meyer Harold Perry Jr William Gilbert Archie Case Edward J. O'Reilly O’reilly State Board of Education State Department Huron County Bernard Kean Kean G.G. Leatherman Mapleton O'Reilly

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