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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
2
The Norwalk City Council voted six to one to place a charter issue on the November 7 ballot after examining petitions from the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. The measure calls for a 15 member commission to frame a charter with a Sept. 20 filing deadline for commission petitions.
A. J. Baltes of 181 Benedict Ave. is named honorary marshal for the Norwalk Sesquicentennial Parade set for 2 p.m. September 30. General Chairman Paul Tucker announced the honor in a progress report on plans. Tucker said Jess Stevens of Elyria may help rally mayors high school band directors and local groups to attend and participate.
South Central High School sells a family season pass for 13 home games covering football and basketball. Athletic director Gale Rinehart says the pass covers two adults and children in school age or younger for a $25 price.
A collage of community notices includes home building services Mac's Sons and William Dauche Concrete, car incident report by Mrs. Geoghan, local eatery specials at Sandy Ridge Farm and Erie Blacktop, a chicken barbecue at Fit chville Methodist Church, a teen dance by The What Four at Le Mar Lake Park, and Pizza Shack and Pie specials plus market prices for sweet corn and tomatoes.
UPI reports Cleveland markets closed steady for the week with no receipts. Hogs ranged 18.50 to 20.50 per hundredweight across weight classes. cattle included prime to choice 28.25 to 29, and cows 14 to 25. Calves sold 25 to 35. sheep and lambs featured choice spring lambs at 23.50 and clipped lambs 22 to 23.
The Norwalk Mayor's Committee on Human Relations elected a secretary and treasurer Mrs Mason Oglesby and Edward S Rubinow respectively Chairman James Hertenstein announced subcommittee assignments Housing John R Gerken Jr chairman with Stanley Pohl James Stewart and Hertenstein Employment Howard Fisher chairman with James Schlacter Harry Gilbert and Mrs Mason Oglesby Education and Recreation A Michael Sumser chairman with The Rev William Bodart The Rev T G S Whitney and The Rev Jesse Bradford
Mrs. Duane Smith of the New London Red Cross announces a bloodmobile run to New London at the high school gymnasium from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday. Appointments via 929 2065. Last visit was in 1965. Local volunteers aim for a 125 pint quota.
A reader is reminded that the largest job marketplace appears in the classified section. It promises great job offers and invites readers to turn back for details.
Greenwich village councilmen approved a $75 monthly raise for Water and Light Plant superintendent Dave Robertson raising his pay to 550 retroactive to July 1 and increased part time worker Fred Seagren’s wage from 2.30 to 2.50 per hour beginning December 1. The BPA introduced both ordinances as Atlee Myers noted Robertson earned a Class I water operator license and seven test wells were drilled to date. Myers said there is no water shortage but a future surface water plan may require more supply and a new water softening plant could cost about 200000.
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