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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
3
Milan village council voted to back the Milan Chamber of Commerce in promoting a site north of town for a Bowling Green University campus branch. The move followed debate over secrecy in site selection and highlighted the site as most logical and feasible due to highway access utilities soil and expansion potential.
On Route 99 a south of Monroeville two-vehicle mishap left drivers Robert Trease 17 Frederick Garverick 18 and Gary Epley 16 with minor cuts and scratches. Trease was cited for unsafe operation. A second, minor incident occurred when Larry Brown 23 lost control on South Norwalk Road near Norwalk.
Congressman Charles Mosher will hold a listening session from 9 30 a m to 1 p m Saturday in his office at 610 611 Feick Building Sandusky no appointment is required the event aims to hear constituent concerns.
A benefit circus at St Pauls Elementary seeks funds for the Sisters of Notre Dame Festival in Toledo. Students earn room points by selling tickets and can enter a dart game to earn room bonus points if balloons are burst. Clowns adorn doors by point totals, with Room 208 seventh grade led by Felix King of the Clowns as top point holder and Room 13 first grade labeled Creepy for the fewest points.
Busy readers are urged to use the Classifieds to save time and money for daily shopping and errands. The notice promotes using the section for any business needs and provides a contact phone number 662-4241.
In Norwalk the zoning board debated opening a Goodyear Auto Center in a B-2 district with Ford asserting discretion to allow servicing as incidental. Hayduk pressed concerns over historic Universalist Church, noise, weddings, funerals, and parking impacts while noting tax gains but possible loss of Masonic lot. with only four members present, a unanimous vote was required and final action was deferred.
To sell it, place a classified ad and reach the right buyers. Call 662-4241 now for details and options.
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