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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1967

Page

2

Many Returns Not Yet Filed in Norwalk Tax Effort

Deputy Auditor Kenneth Reed warns that the April 30 deadline is near as only 43 percent of expected personal property tax returns have been filed. About 2,700 returns remain. Through early this week 100 more were filed than last year and payments exceed last year by $40,000. All individuals and businesses owning personal property must file inventories and equipment. Returns cover renters and all Ohio residents with investments. Taxes fund schools libraries health police and fire services.

Kenneth Reed Reed Ohio

Two Bicycle Accidents Send Two to Hospital

Two riders were injured in separate bicycle mishaps and admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Isadore Lichtesien, 34, of Southgate Drive, fractured a hip after a handlebar grip came off his bike. He is in fairly good condition. Thomas Dupee, 13, of Greenwich, injured his left arm and is in fairly good condition. Also noted Wakeman event: The Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary will serve a chicken and ham dinner at their hall Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Isadore Lichtesien Southgate Drive Lichtesien Thomas Dupee Greenwich Wakeman American Legion Auxiliary

Paulites rehearse Best Assured as council leaders attend conference

Ohio Association of Student Councils Fourteenth Annual Conference draws John Fantauzzo and Joseph Mellen from SPH as Milan St. Paul cindermen place second in a tri meet with St. Paul. Examinations for the fifth six weeks are underway with report cards next week.

John Fantauzzo Joseph Mellen Ohio Association of Student Councils Elyria High School SPH Milan South Central St. Paul

Monroeville Music Boosters Plan Second Award Night

The Monroeville Music Boosters Club will hold its second annual award night at 6 p m Saturday in the elementary school cafeteria. Members are asked to bring a covered dish table service and their family to the event.

Monroeville

Lawsuit Filed Over July 1 Route 20 4 Crash

Douglas Harvey of Huron sues James J. Augustine of Ashland for 28000 dollars claiming injuries to himself and his wife in a two car collision at the Route 20 and Route 4 intersection west of Monroeville. Harvey says he had a green light when the crash occurred July 1.

Huron County Common Pleas Court Monroeville Douglas Harvey Huron James J. Augustine Ashland Harvey Augustine

Opposition tightens on Norwalk zoning plan

Kirbany threatened a legal fight over a 1,000 foot setback for junkyards near roads as residents, including Mildred Swabley and Bishman, debated strict zoning. Two residents supported the plan, while others warned of limits on home safety and local control. The citizen committee includes Filip, Cring, Kluding, Rudolph Smith, and Swabley.

Richard Fritz Swabley Citizen’s Committee George Filip Bernard Cring Arthur Kluding Rudolph Smith

Model Legislature trip and school activities described

Delegates from Hi Y and Tri Hi Y will travel to Columbus on April 28 for the YMCA Model Legislature, with Wynkoop and Martin from Tri Hi Y and Columbus and Calhoun from Hi Y. They will attend sessions, stay at the Dishler Hilton, and join the Governor’s Banquet. choir will perform at a Shelby festival next April 28. Library displays National Library Week items and invites teachers and students to visit. The fifth six weeks ends with exams. awards are given to shorthand students Cook, Rupert, Woodward, and Knupke for dictation and transcription tests.

Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Columbus YMCA Karen Wynkoop Liz Martin Tim Columbus Jim Calhoun Y-council House Senate Dishler-Hilton Capitol Shelby Bellevue Gregg Publishing Co Janice Cook Elma Rupert Charlene Woodward Linda Knupke

Cadet Charles Leitzke Named to Dean’s List at West Point

Cadet Charles Leitzke of RD 1 Milan and son of Mr and Mrs RC Leitzke is named to the Dean’s List at the United States Military Academy. A 1965 Perkins High School graduate he completed his first semester, with Dean’s List indicating a top 30 percent class standing.

Charles Leitzke R.C. Leitzke RD 1 Milan United States Military Academy Lietzke Perkins High School Academy

Norwalk Police Seek Man After Indecent Exposure Incident

A man described as about 32 and fat indecently exposed himself to two girls ages 11 and 14 on St. Marys Street near Boxboard Packaging Co. The incident, reported at 7 08 p.m. Thursday by the 11 year old’s father, involved a Volkswagen bus or van circling the area before following the girls into a parking lot.

Norwalk St. Mary’s Street Boxboard Packaging Co

Norwalk Township Zoning Resolution Provisions Outlined

The proposed zoning plan allows the entire unincorporated area for residences agriculture business or industry A zoning certificate is required to build non farm structures costing 750 for a house and more for other uses A 100 by 150 foot minimum applies to houses or house trailers Refuse scrap metal or dead animals from outside the township cannot be disposed there and any outside disposal must be approved by 75 percent of adjacent property owners Slaughter houses and junkyards need similar majority approval and junkyards must be at least 1000 feet from highways Non conforming uses may continue but not expand A Zoning Board of Appeals and zoning inspector would enforce the code Violators face fines up to 100

Norwalk Township Norwalk Zoning Board of Appeals

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East Main ST Michael Myerberg Hansel “Gretel Technicolor Cay TE Fent Virgin Islands Norwalk High School Vocational Industrial Club of America Bob Schoenegge VICA Nancy Cox Bob Clarence Schoenegge Schoenegge Trucking Nancy William Sickles Twin Maples Rest Home James Coburn Lee Cobb Saul David Hale Andrew Duggan By Michael Kramer Gerald Stoll Monroe UPI News Service Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspapers Association North Fairfield New Willard Erie U.S Milan Ave Kirbany Mildred Swabley Township Bishman C.A Reichert Rudy Smith Commit David Pinkerton Arcro Crow Crow Lumber Whittlesey Ers Star View Drive West James Fanon Youn LYNN Som American International Technicolor Lliy Coun
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