Historical March 1982 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
New faces and features in Parkview include residents, babies, a policewoman and even a car. Residential arrivals this past year in Parkview on Westgate include Suzanne and Donald Anderson and Bev and Eric Berle. Over on McPherson the new neighbors are Janet and Michael Bearden and Diane and Perry Johnson. Washington has one new arrival, Nancy and Robert Klepper. Carol and Red Keenan moved to Westminster from Washington. Waterman has one addition, Eleanor Withers and Ralph Kalish.
Another new face in Parkview is Ann Lehr who is with the Parkview Police.
She patrols the area during the daytime. Patrolling by the police in Parkview will be facilitated from now on with the purchase of a regulation police car.
The white car with the Mars-bar was obtained from Ackerman Buick.
It is fully equipped with radio and siren.
This “real” police car will help provide more visible protection for Parkview residents.
The record-breaking snow is no news to area residents but Parkview’s method of dealing with it made the news.
All of Parkview was plowed after the big snow, even the alleys. Playing in the snow in the future will be a group of Parkview’s newest faces, the babies born in the last year. Ann and Bob Homer on Washington had a baby boy, Richard. Westgate welcomed three new tots, Tina and Bryon Gerard’s daughter Sara; Kathi and David Swimmer’s daughter Hannah; and Susan and John Krasniewski’s son Mark. Shannon is the new daughter of Karen and Joe Keaveny on Westminster. McPherson had two additions, Sara Bearden, daughter of Janet and Mike, and Christine Edwards, Linda and Joe’s daughter. Sandra and Ed Dodson on Waterman had a daughter, Carolina. Pershing had one new arrival, Christine and Tom Knoten’s son Marty.
Originally published in The Paper, March 1982.
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