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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1970
Page
2
Norwalk Police Department will impound bicycles ridden in streets for two weeks. Chief L C Hilson urges parents to ensure children ride on sidewalks and not in streets. Police warn against riding double and buying bicycles too large for children to ride safely.
Norwalk hosts a puppy match for owners of registered dogs at the Huron County Fairgrounds this Sunday. Entries close at 12 30 p m and judging begins at 1 p m.
Post offices nationwide will offer a new patriotic poster reading This is Our Flag Be Proud of It. The UPI report notes the campaign to promote flag pride through the sale of the poster.
Walter Wagner owner of Norwalk's only taxicab service leases Shell service station at North Foster and East Main Street, turning it into cab offices on the station's first day open since last August, after H and H The Co vacated.
The council to introduce a resolution for a sewer separation bond election on the November ballot while weighing state or federal aid. A five year 4.2 million initial program and a ten year 9.7 million long range plan are outlined. Donald Fisk may be hired for planning and zoning advice as part of nine new measures. Public hearings on the 1971 budget and rezoning requests are set for Tuesday.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a request to transfer liquor permits from the late Catherine P. Smith of Kate's Place at 75 Whittlesey Ave to Maria J. Rupp for Maria's Place at the same address. George G. Oblender, administrator of the Smith estate, holds the permits now.
The Sandusky Area Electricians Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee will accept applications Tuesday at the Labor Building 1205 W Perkins Ave. A $10.00 registration fee must be attached. Office hours are 9:30 to 12, 1:30 to 3:30, and 7 to 9 p.m.
Dewey Isaac 25 of Willard entered a not guilty plea to a non support charge in common pleas court Monday. His bond was set at 2000 dollars cash or 4000 dollars property.
The Lutheran Church in America approved a statement endorsing "responsible abortion" amid debates on sex marriage and family. Leadership cited mother's health, family responsibility, fetal status, and legal context in supporting a woman or couple's decision. The convention also touched on homosexual understanding and US policy in Southeast Asia.
Harold Cooke, appointed by Mayor Winston White with council approval, becomes supervisor of municipal services. The role merges village maintenance with sewer and water duties at a salary of 8500 dollars annually, half paid from water and sewer revenues.
Paul Morrow, 63, longtime Monroeville repairman in charge of the northern district for the Ohio Fuel Gas Company's pipelines and gas measurement department, retired July 1 after more than 46 years of service. He joined in 1924 at Galion and was promoted in 1944. Born in Galton, he attended Leesville schools and attends Monroeville Lutheran Church. He and his wife Clara live at 33 Fulton St with two sons, Donald and James, both Monroeville residents.
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