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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
3
The Norwalk Charter Commission debated the first draft of a city manager charter that would place most authority in one official. It would appoint department heads, require budget drafts, and limit council interference. a vote awaits residents next November.
Guest speaker Mrs Anna Belle Russel COE teacher and coordinator spoke on A New Kind Of Hippie at a dinner for office trainees and their bosses. She urged students to replace If Only with Next Time and praised qualities like happiness involvement and imagination. Marie Schaafsma welcomed Sandy Reitzel gave grace Benny Bartow offered farewell Rex Lantz received an engraved desk pen set.
Paris lawmakers approved a bill guaranteeing every worker in France a month of paid vacation each year. The measure passed the chamber Thursday by a unanimous vote, signaling a landmark shift in labor rights across the country.
Mrs Hes ter Hicks 60 former Willard resident died suddenly Thursday at 507 Smith Ave Kenton She was Kentucky born and lived in Willard before moving to Kenton five months ago She was Plymouth Baptist Church member Survivors include husband Elbert five sons Herbert Ellis Thurman Norman Lloyd five daughters Onie Wright Alice Moore Edna Hicks Violet Tackett Doris Hicks 22 grandchildren six brothers and two sisters Funeral 1 p m Sunday Secor Funeral Home Willard Rev Newt Vanderpool Maplegrove Cemetery New Haven Friends may call after 7 tonight
Earl Kilgore a longtime Greenwich resident was appointed Thursday to fill the unexpired council term of Kenneth Fishbaugh resigning March 31 Kilgore a telegraph operator for the Pen Central Railroad since 1927 will serve until December 31 1969 He previously served on the council in the 1940s and was a long time volunteer fireman Mayor Donald Kochis announced the appointment.
Greenwich officials outline a spring clean up with two May trash collection days May 14 for east side and May 16 for west side. The council considers sidewalk repairs and a new 30 by 60 foot fire station with bids due May 16. An emergency ordinance funds life and hospitalization insurance with village share. The page also notes entertainment at the fair and a Korea incident with no casualties.
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