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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1966
Page
3
Mary Hay Brown, 55, of Norwood and Norwalk resident for 50 years, writes humorous light verse for relaxation. A widow since 1947, she supports herself sewing and doing alterations, has 2 children and 10 grandchildren, and hopes to spark public interest in poetry.
Residents opposed Gulf Oil Corp plans to rezone two lots beside Fritz Hilltop Gulf Station from residential to commercial arguing it would create a junkyard and hazards. The City Council postponed a decision and will forward the matter to the Planning and Zoning Commission for review.
Mayor Harold Finch presented his year end report to the Norwalk City Council noting that of 36 proposed projects, five remained incomplete. The key item to buy the Masonic Parking lot failed last spring. Three projects are finished and one under study while accomplishments include a $300,000 bond for sewage plant, power line rebuilding, street lights on Whittlesey Avenue, two police cars and three new officers.
Norwalk officials move to install sanitary sewer and water lines along parts of Grove and Ontario Avenues with an estimated cost of 74816. The plan requires appraisals of affected properties to set assessments. Council also extends Norwalk Cable franchise deadline and authorizes sale of salvaged electrical copper and lead.
Police report a missing 21 inch brown rotary lawn mower valued at 120 dollars from Robert A. McDonald of Christie. McDonald said the mower disappeared about two months ago from behind his garage and officers will look for it. The Norwalk Reflector classified columns encourage readers to place ads to sell used furniture.
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