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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1973
Page
2
Councilman Lawrence Bresson urged allowing beauty shops in residential areas at a zoning committee hearing attended by four beauticians. He cited parking concerns and proposed a conditional category with a single operator per shop to limit saturation.
Herbert Lindeworth, director of the Firelands Chapter, spoke to Kiwanis Tuesday detailing Red Cross services. He displayed May 10 Willard tornado slides and described Wilkes-Barre flood experiences. Rev. A. Lee Rupert served as program chairman.
The Eric Huron CAC has been allocated over 52 000 dollars to hire young people under the Neighborhood Youth Corps. Director Mary Rather says up to 68 more youths could be hired, with seventy already employed by non profit groups and city government. Wages are paid by the CAC. The program aims to keep low income youths in school and provide work experience and training.
Norwalk Planning Commission schedules interviews with three firms for master plan updates. Gordon Geis of Floyd G Browne & Associates appears at 7 p.m., James Stratton of James Stratton & Associates at 9 p.m., and Principals of Hurley & Schnaufer & Associates at 7:30 p.m. on Aug 7. Each firm will address base mapping, thoroughfare, land use, and recreational park programs.
Norwalk's Woodlawn Cemetery covers 30 acres with 11 000 graves, less than half used. The Woodlawn Cemetery Association, led by Tom Lendrum, notes no immediate space pressure and opposes city takeover, while investing sale proceeds and facing weather, vandalism, and decoration rule issues. Al Norsworthy has been sexton for four years as water damage and cave-ins occur in wet seasons.
Classified section highlights big values in home furnishings with deals and selections for readers seeking affordable decor.
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk returned home from Washington but was not arrested on assault and battery charges. A police officer on duty at Cleveland Hopkins airport said he has two years to retirement, while Patrolman Arnold Hovan had filed the charge and a warrant was issued after a Monday night council meeting incident.
The Sandusky Social Security office opens applications for supplemental security income to start in 1974. It will guarantee at least 130 dollars for a single person and 195 dollars for a couple, based on other income. Some eligible groups already receiving state aid will not need to apply. The first federal payments begin January 1974.
State Rep. Ethel G Swanbeck will address the Huron County Young Republicans Club at 7 p m Friday Aug 3 at the Clubhouse. Refreshments follow with a social hour to meet Mrs Swanbeck. Four Luther Leaguers attend All Lutheran Youth Gathering Aug 4 8 in Houston Texas by bus from Monroeville.]]>
Social worker Marjorie Teague of the Huron County Welfare Department resigned July 16 after five years. Her husband, Rev. Gerald Teague, has a new appointment in Wichita, Kansas. Teague specialized in children's cases. Welfare director Grant Walls said remaining staff will absorb her duties.
The Environmental Protection Agency approved a federal grant of 61 200 for lime sludge beds at the New London water treatment plant as part of a 2 5 million reservoir project. Mayor Winston A White announced the 75 percent grant on Tuesday with funds slated for distribution in 1974. The plant portion costs 540 000.
Huron County Treasurer John M. Arthur and County Prosecutor William W. Owens attend a Sandusky workshop on county budget commissions. The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals Division of County Affairs presents the session to explain duties and powers. Arthur and Owens join the commission this year after November elections. the third member is Auditor Kenneth W. Reed.
The Way of the Cross Church holds a street meeting on Glover Street from 5 30 to 6 30 tonight with Elder Corby Keys as speaker. A 7 30 p m youth skit themed Now Is the Time will feature Elder Johnnie Edwards. A special evangelistic service is planned for 3 30 p m Sunday with guest preacher Elder Lawrence Nevels of Akron.
An old classified promo invites readers to advertise items for sale using the provided contact number 662 4241. The brief note suggests placing ads to reach potential buyers. The tone mirrors a small town newspaper classifieds blurb.
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