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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1968
Page
4
The council hired Squire, Sanders and Dempsey as municipal bond attorneys to supervise a $150,000 water improvement note issue. The ordinance passed on third reading to fund a new water main. Proceeds will come from a voted bond issue and repayment supported by future bonds.
EHOVE Joint Vocational School students prepare for a council election with seven seats to fill. The top two from four business candidates win, agriculture shops elect two, distributive education shops one, and trades and industry programs elect seven members in total.
Monroeville plans to start a new secondary sewage treatment plant on April 1 after schedules show plans complete by January 1 and state health approval by February 1. Engineer M M Schritzinger outlined bids in February and contract awards in March. Bonds mature over 20 years to fund the project, with a projected 445 sewer connections yielding about 73 dollars per year each.
Monroeville Village Council heard four firms on proposed garbage and rubbish collection after the village dump closes January 1 and county landfill use begins. No action, a special meeting planned.
A bull was hit by a car on Whittlesey Avenue just north of the city limits at 1 05 Tuesday morning. James D. Rogers 25 of 18 Newton Street said he could not stop in time after cresting a hill and seeing cows. Leo D. Smith owner of the bull of 281 Whittlesey Avenue. A Sandusky man Harvey Lawrence 46 injured in an accident at Route 61 and 113 at 4 p m Tuesday is in satisfactory condition at Providence Hospital. Deborah Lynn Case 17 of New London drove into a telephone pole on Route 60 2 3 miles south of Route 18 at 5 10 p m Tuesday. She was treated by her family physician for injuries.
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