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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1972
Page
3
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce announces a Meet The Candidates Night with questions mailed to Box 324 or called in. The program, co sponsored, will air on Radio WLKR with county candidates answering Wednesday and city candidates Thursday at 7 30 PM in City Council Chambers.
The East Townsend Halloween parade and party start at 6 tonight at the Collins Post Office. The Townsend Fire Belle sponsor the event and are still accepting contributions. Trick or Treat is banned this year and a community party will replace it.
Norwalk starts its fall leaf pickup this morning led by Service Director Herbert Krogh. Residents should place leaves on the tree lawn away from the street to avoid sewer clogs as city crews circulate until all leaves are gathered.
Norwalk Councilman William Ream and his son David met President Richard M. Nixon after bus crowds gathered in Cleveland. Feller presented a bronze hand trophy with a baseball. Nixon invited Feller to the White House and exchanged cufflinks. Ream, a Republican candidate, described the handshake and brief talk on youth sports.
A collage of local items announces upcoming events and services. Includes Democratic and Republican headquarters details in Norwalk, meeting times for the Huron County Young Democrats, and calls for electric sewer cleaning services, septic tank notices, and factory outlet hours. Also notes a Norwalk man recovering after surgery and a patient at Elyria Memorial Hospital awaiting spinal surgery.
Norwalk outlines a Halloween program Tuesday with a 6 30 pm parade forming near the Case Street library and a 7 pm start down Main Street to Norwalk High School. A costume contest offers five divisions with five prizes each, followed by cider and doughnuts and a ghost patrol. A street dance closes Main Street blocks and two free movies play at Norwalk Cinema at 8 30, 9 and 9 30 pm.
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