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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1968
Page
6
A collection of school lunch menus from Norwalk and Willard and Western Reserve sections for Monday through Friday. Dishes include hot pork sandwiches spaghetti beef meals chicken and noodles barbecued pork and more with milk and fruit or dessert each day.
Mayor Kochis told the Greenwich Village Council he was re elected chair of the Greenwich Ripley Fire Board for 1967. The board favors a 25 cent pay raise for volunteers for the second and each additional hour on a call, from 1.50 to 1.75, while the first hour plus the call remains 2.25. Greenwich dumps will shift to the Huron County landfill with open dumps banned after January 1 1969 under a new sanitary code.
Harvey Moskowitz of Alexander and Moskowitz will attend the February 13 Planning and Zoning Committee meeting in Nor walk to discuss a downtown revitalization plan. The firm is one of three represented at the Hur on County Regional Planning Commission session on a countywide comprehensive plan.
School board representatives plan to meet with council next week to discuss a contract for using park land for a school athletic field. Booster Club president Robert Hardy says once a contract is worked out the club will provide financial help to build a stadium a football field away from the baseball diamond and a running track. A booster meeting Thursday night discussed various fundraising projects.
Paris police report 76 illegally parked autos immobilized Thursday with tire pinching devices. Owners paid 10 dollars to have devices removed.
Quickies offers bowling Fri 6 to 11 pm Sun 5 to 10 pm with Sat closed for a tournament at Kenilee Lanes. A meeting for Tav ern Dartball League officers managers and players is set for 8 pm Tuesday at B and B Bar. Church of Christ Rt 250 No 212.
Grave side services were held for Dennis David Cherry two months old at Restlawn Memorial Park. He was the son of Earl W. and (Mrs.) Cherry of 33 East Washburn Street. He died at home after illness since birth on December 5. Survived by parents twin sister Denise Sue maternal grandparents George Bennett Bay View paternal grandparents Henry Cherry Monroeville. The Rev Ray Gottschling officiated. services at Eastman Funeral Home. Burial in Restlawn Memorial Park Erie County.
A fourth man, 23 year old Robert F. Fisher of Thame Street Wakeman, was arrested by the Huron County Sheriff’s Department in a break-in at the Wakeman Firestone Tire Store. Three other Wakeman men were arrested earlier. Tires rims and snow tires valued at 214 dollars were stolen.
Hospitals FISHER TITUS and SANDUSKY MEMORIAL report admissions and discharges. Names include Mrs El sie Ennis Walter Ritchie Miss Grace Thorp and others across Norwalk Wakeman Collins and Berlin Heights with several discharge entries. Also GOOD SAMARITAN notes discharges James Bryant and Mrs William Werner among others.
A dense weekly schedule lists Rotary and church meetings, village councils, civic clubs, and social events across New London, Greenwich, North Fairfield, Monroeville, and surrounding areas. Highlights include Rotary lunches, planning and village meetings, and Saturday fashion displays plus school and youth activities.
The ordinance numbers 68 3 amends multiple codified sections to align with 1967 legislative session provisions. It includes updates to traffic compliance provisions. The measure cites police officer authority and penalties for eluding officers after signaling.
ORC rules require emergency and public safety vehicles to slow and proceed cautiously through red signals. When approaching a vehicle with flashing lights and audible signals, other drivers must yield, move to the right edge, and stop clear of intersections until the public safety vehicle passes.
The code sections define right of way rules for funeral processions and public safety vehicles and the restrictions on following emergency units. It also covers vehicle lighting, mufflers, towing, helmet use for riders, and an emergency ordinance effective immediately after mayoral approval.
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