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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1967

Page

2

Property owners seek tax break to fund Holiday Lakes pollution fix

Holiday Lakes residents press for a token tax on association property to raise funds for sewage and phosphates pollution control. They argue current assessments on individual lots are not enough and that improving the resort’s roads and lake area will protect property values. Ohio Sporting Clubs, Inc. still owns several lots and deeded the property to the association.

Sfield Board of Revision Arthur Herner Huron County Board of Commissioners Home Owners’ Association Bernard Freeman Cassel Caseel Gerald Siegmyer Willard Holiday Lakes Ohio Sporting Clubs, Inc Ohio Sporting

Sesqui Week Sesqui Highlights Franklin Events and Parades

The hospitality center opens at 9 a.m. daily with Sesquicentennial sales at Columbia Gas Co. Thursday includes Kiwanis Rotary Lions events, a Norwalk delegation greeting at Huron County Courthouse, Beard contest, pep rallies, youth street dance, football parades, and a Halcyon Hermit Club reception. Friday features a cartoon show, Sesame activities, a Sesquicentennial Parade, and a Bowing Green State University concert. Saturday hosts a class program, education session, and homecoming banquet at Norwalk Junior High, with an antique car display and community services.

Columbia Gas Co Kiwanis Rotary Eagles Club Howard Jefferson Clark University Norwalk Calif Huron County Norwalk High St. Paul High Whitney Field St. Paul’s Case St. Paul's St. Wendelin’s Tiffin Columbian Halcyon and Hermit Clubs California Barbara St. Paul's Service Hall Fairgrounds John F. Ernsthausen Bowling Green University Band Norwalk Junior High School Fisher Charles Stewart Detroit

New Police Chief Fryman to Assume Toledo Duties

Fryman a 12 year veteran of the Toledo police force is set to take over his new duties October 1. He is married with five children and endorsed by Willard as law director who ruled the council 3 to 2 vote to accept the appointment legal.

Fryman Toledo Willard Council

Donna Nickoli Named Firelands Cadet Leader

Donna Nickoli ages 27 of Spring Street was named the new leader of the Eagles Firelands Cadets for next year at the annual awards banquet Sunday. About 120 cadets and parents attended the potluck supper awards night at the Eagles Hall with 53 cadets receiving awards.

Donna Nickoli Spring St Eagles Firelands Karen Wanger E. Washington St Karen Hespeler Laid Ave Margaret Sharon Hespeler Lais Ave Eagles Hall Tayna Sickel James Varga Norwalk Ross Sickel Main St Fred Hespler Kenneth Jenkins Collins Margaret Vaughn

Collins New Post Office to Be Built

Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien announced Monday plans to acquire a new Collins Post Office. The building on North Railroad Street between Center Street and Hartland Center Road will include 864 square feet of floor space and 5,000 square feet for parking, constructed under the Lease Construction program with capital investment limited to postal equipment.

Lawrence F. O’brien Collins North Railroad Street Center Street Hartland Center Road

Willard Community Faces Housing Pressure and Protest

A Willard meeting led by Rev. George Hayduk introduced the new director Ben from Toledo who plans to tackle poverty and housing issues. Residents, split roughly half white, voiced grievances about welfare refunds, high rents, and job access while promising to engage in a local cleanup effort. The next meeting is set for October 9 with Huron County Welfare Director George Lawrence expected to attend.

Willard George Hayduk Ben Toledo Hayduk George Lawrence Huron County Lawrence

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