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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1971
Page
3
Charles Cissne of Norwalk sold his Fireside Bakery last August yet visits the shop at Benedict Avenue nearly daily to check on operations. He recalls old recipes and memories from a career that began with his father, including lady fingers and almond macaroons and a cod liver oil bread experiment.
Bruce A. Rickley was cited for reckless driving and no license after rear ending a car on East Main Street. Walter E. Gillis reported damage to his vehicle. Elda M. Garwood misjudged distance in a parking mishap at the Norwalk Clinic. Ollie Picklesimer’s car was struck while changing lanes. John Howarth backed into a parked auto. A street sign at Woodlawn and Bank was knocked down by a semi-trailer.
Dallas reports Manny Leaks a 6 foot 8 center is traded by the Texas Chaparrals to the New York Nets for veteran guard Severn Tart and second year center Ed Johnson.
Milan Steel announces an 11000 square foot addition to its Milan plant set to operate by March 1. The expansion will triple production capacity for annealing ovens storage tanks dust control systems and sewage systems leading to new jobs once full operation begins. The plant now runs two shifts with 30 employees and the company also maintains offices in Akron and Cleveland.
The New London Planning Commission, revived in December, began a Wednesday study of the old zoning proposal defeated in 1959. It will meet weekly to understand the prior ordinance and the village needs, then draft a new measure for resident vote. Robert Sprague chairs, Richard Eastman is vice chairman. The next session is at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Nelson Lancione inaugural committee chairman announced the reception and dinner scheduled for January 11 will be relocated to the Lausche Building at the Ohio Expositions Center.
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