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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
3
Milan Town Council approved Columbia Gas Co. to re route a gas main running east from Huron and Merry Streets and under Main Center Streets then north through a alley near Church Street. Work will stay on village property and be finished this year.
Three residents received warnings for junk on their properties after a Tuesday city ruling. Donna Goodsite at 114 Newton, Frank Reser at 96 Newton, and Clarence Sitterly at 139 N Pleasant must remove junk within 15 days, with items including junk cars and an inoperable pickup.
William Slabodnick, administrator of Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, outlined Medicare provisions at a Monday meeting for about 75 area residents. He detailed hospital, nursing home, home, and physician care benefits and noted few Ohio nursing homes qualify and beds are scarce. He added there is no local home care service. the program was presented by Carlos Tucker, County Extension Agent 4-H.
Louis Weiss won the Milan Village Council presidency on Tuesday night defeating Councilman Robert Bickley. The mayor cast the deciding vote in a contest over rotating the presidency among council members. Mayor Glenn Rockwell favored annual rotation. Weiss will serve as ceremonial leader and may step in for the mayor if needed.
Gerald Van Atta took over as manager of the Norwalk F W Woolworth store this Thursday. He succeeds retired Ted Snyder after 6 1/2 years with the company and previously managed stores in Canton. The 28 year old Tallmage High School graduate from near Akron began Woolworth training after high school and enjoys golfing.
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