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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1967
Page
3
A second Sicilian earthquake in 48 hours struck Nicosia on Thursday with no injuries or serious damage reported.
Officials said the latest outbreak is the most explosive in years with 8000 farm animals slaughtered at a cost of 830000 dollars to stem the deadly virus.
Greenwich village council approved buying a 1968 Ford police car special from Lloyd Signs for 1800 dollars after trade of a 1965 cruiser. They also agreed to pay about 200 dollars of a dry photocopy machine cost, with the village board of public affairs covering the other 200.
Six candidates for three seats on Western Reserve Board face no current levy on the November ballot. Incumbents Howard V. Wolfe and William C. Bailey are joined by five challengers George Van Dootingh Raymond B Wiles Gerald F. Beck and Emory D. Weitzel.
Five candidates contest two Willard school board seats with a three mill levy in play. Incumbent Virginia E. Lydy seeks re election alongside Eugene G. McEndree Lyle R. Smith Peter A Wiebe and F Leroy Clouse. A juvenile case in Huron County court reported a $50 fine for contributing to delinquency of a minor.
A county court list shows speeding violations with names and addresses such as Forest R. Caron Willard and James Carter Norwalk. Amounts range from 15 to 25 dollars with multiple Mawton and Wakeman residents referenced. The record enumerates numerous individuals and addresses across Norwalk Wakeman Willard Greenwich North Fairfield and Collins.
Residents will vote on a township zoning code the first such control for Norwalk Township. The proposal, softened after 1956 and 1961 efforts, includes a half acre minimum for homes, limited basements, designated dump sites, junk yards with 75 percent owner approval, and a new zoning inspector. The code sets fees of 7.50 for residential and one dollar per thousand for business or industrial construction, with a $10 minimum, and establishes a five member Zoning Appeals Board.
Colleen McGuckin notes the Look-A-Head issue from the journalism class. Voice of Democracy entries due by December 1. Halloween Dance winners announced. Notre Dame College symposium hosts SPH students with campus tour. Homecoming events include bonfire marshmallows mock football parade and dances with Woodville.
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