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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1969
Page
3
Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission approved Baker's request to keep a new mobile home at 40 Cline St amid a special meeting that broke a 3-3 tie. The commission overruled its attorney's advice, voting 7-0 in Baker's favor after the prior absence altered the outcome.
Joyce Starkey granddaughter of Elza and Mrs Starkey will teach children of U S Air Force personnel in Okinawa. A California and Navajo Reservation educator, she is the daughter of Clair Starkey of Sunny Vale California and granddaughter of Mrs Anna Mae Snyder of Plymouth.
Norwalk Park and Recreation Board members James Lewellen and Domenic Coletta planned to tour LeMar Lake Park today as a potential city public facility. The 23 acre private site, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, is offered for sale or lease at 40 000 dollars amid city budget concerns. The visit also noted bringing light poles to McGuan Park and starting concrete work to expand Whitney Field basketball court.
Special marriage customs among Tswana traditions show brides become part of the husband's family with the husband’s brother as head if he dies. Holman Jewelers promotes diamond sets, invitations, china, crystal, gifts, and a gift registry with flexible payment plans and reception items for wedding planning.
Norwalk Fire Chief Kenneth Link warns the department cannot handle ambulance service with current staffing. He cites 142 firemen per thousand as ideal and notes only two thirds of that. the city would need at least 10 more firemen and a storage space, while S ta ndusky’s model is used for comparison. Mount notes no eligibility list and uncertain private ambulance plans, with council members urging a full cost and impact study.
New London plans a queen selection at 8 p.m. Friday at Recreation Park judged by a three member panel. The winner rides the Rotary Club parade float Saturday at 6 p.m. Garden tractor pulls, a baseball game, a grand parade, and a 9:30 p.m. rock dance close the three day celebration with gates opening at 11 a.m. Saturday.
The Norwalk Reflector lists subscription terms for Norwalk and nearby communities. Rates are 45 cents per week by carrier, $15 per year by mail in Huron and Erie counties, and $23.40 per year elsewhere in the United States.
Raymond D. Rathe an escapee recently captured by Norwalk police has waived extradition and will be sent to Indiana. He is 27 and had been held on a $10 000 cash or $20 000 property bond after previously refusing the waiver in Huron County. Rathe served time for armed robbery at the Indiana State Reformatory and was picked up in Toledo during a leave of absence. Indiana authorities expect arrival Sept 4 to transport him home.
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