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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
4
The council passes a resolution to begin sanitary sewer work on Mayer Colony with signed easements by Clyde L. and Arlene K. Anderson. The plan, by Richard E. Mutz and Associates, includes North Street improvements and 60 day sewer connections with penalties for violations.
Norwalk residents Mrs. Donald Blosser and Edward J. Ondak announce the Miss Firelands Pageant to be staged at Norwalk High School on May 24. The event, open to Huron and Erie counties, selects a winner to advance to the Miss Ohio pageant at Cedar Point with Ondak as executive director and Blosser handling staging and choreography.
Mayor Kenneth Salisbury recommended the removal of Nelson V. Lenz, chairman of the village recreation board, urged by Richard A. Wingate, with Councilman Stang abstaining. A replacement will be named by the mayor and the clerk treasurer will direct Harley L. White to call a special meeting to re organize.
At Vacationland REACT in Fremont a plan to aid Donald Sommers of Norwalk, paralyzed since a diving accident, to set up a Citizens Band radio was approved. A collection funded his license, antenna and coax donated, and help for a radio set is sought via Clarence Billett in Sandusky.
An 11 year old girl, Laura Smith of 137 N West St, was playing bombardment at St Marys School when she backed into a car on nearby Baker Street. She was treated at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital for an ankle injury and released. The car was driven by Mary E Molna of 13 James St.
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