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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1974
Page
3
Mayor Wayne Goodsite appeals for donations to fund Norwalk Halloween events with canister pickups at local businesses or mail to city hall. Over $100 raised. The Jaycees organize the parade while the police auxiliary patrols Norwalk streets evenings to deter vandalism using personal cars to radio for patrols.
Two leaf pile fires were reported Monday night on Norwood Avenue in front of 58 percent Norwood Ave and at 66 Norwood Ave about half an hour later. Two more fires started by vandals occurred Saturday night at 52 S Linwood Ave and on West Elm Street near Lais Avenue about an hour apart.
In Norwalk Mayor's Court James W. Fox of Dudley Boulevard faced improper backing with $10 and costs. Lucille E. Feagles of Westwood Mobile Estates was fined $10 and costs for speeding and unable to stop in an assured clear distance. Jackie McGhee Wakeman paid $25 and costs for failure to control. Dean E. Hunter of New Haven charged with fictitious registration. Crit Smith of Milan cited for a red light violation costing $15 and costs. Juan Castaneva of Monroeville faced driving while intoxicated with $200 and costs.
An East Cleveland man, Dr. David Ockenga, opens Wakeman Veterinary Clinic on Ohio 303 on his father’s farm with a mobile house call unit. He and his wife Mary Jo, an animal science graduate, will staff and operate amid dairy farms lacking nearby veterinarians. Ockenga cites local need and plans small animal hours 4 to 6 p.m. daily and Saturdays noon to 2 p.m.
Bi partisan support came from State Senator Robert Corts and State Rep. Donald Pease for collective bargaining for public employes. The endorsement occurred at a Candidates Night hosted by the Huron League of Women Voters on the Firelands College Campus.
Leon Merriman of Norwalk joins an eight gallon club as 163 units were collected by the Red Cross Bloodmobile. The piece lists Norwalk donors with top figures Daisey Marrett seven gallons and Mary Kitchens six, while Cort campaign candidates Corts and Pease discuss public employee bargaining and school funding equalization amid a Cort race for senate and local municipal contract talks.
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