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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1970
Page
3
Greenwich merchants and workers must wear old fashioned costumes Friday and Saturday as part of the Summer Festival. A jail truck on Main Street will detain those not in costume. Sidewalk sales, a sky diving exhibition, carnival, and a ping pong ball drop with prize balls scheduled through Sunday.
A Phoenix woman indicted by an Ohio grand jury for bribing a sheriff to protect a house of prostitution in Millbury, Ohio, testifies she was in Arizona in 1969. The case ties her to a $1,000 monthly bribe scheme and $46,433 in unpaid taxes, while a separate Ohio air pollution funding request is reported.
Mrs. William Tyna Lewis Jr will be the Women’s Day speaker at Way of the Cross Church on Glover Avenue. Her 2 PM talk, titled Women In the Church in These Changing Times, follows a 1 PM program. She has worked in social services in Ohio and Indiana and is a SSA claims examiner in Columbus.
President George Deering announced that entries for all departments of the Huron County Fair must be filed by next Wednesday using forms available at the fair office or in the premium books mailed to former exhibitors. Entry fees apply only in speed saddle horse rabbit and poultry. exhibitors must buy a fair membership ticket. The fair runs August 18 to 23, earlier than usual.
The Ohio Agriculture Department rescinded a rule requiring testing for mercury in sheepshead, catfish, carp and mullet from Lake Erie after tests since April 29 showed mercury under .5 ppm. White bass will continue to be tested as levels approach the limit.
A new four wheel drive scout fire truck with 140 pound pump 25 and 100 foot hoses and CO2 extinguisher arrives at the New London fire station. Volunteers installed equipment and plan advanced training this fall while Council considers financing a pumper with a one mill levy to raise about 30000.
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