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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1977
Page
2
Eyepopper Topaze Stinson of Hartford appears to trade stares with Duncan the Great Horned Owl during a camp activity. Naturalist Eileen Fielding watches closely as UPI telephoto captures the moment.
A statewide petition drive to overturn election day registration via a constitutional amendment continues through the weekend in Ohio. Despite a state Supreme Court halt in Morgan County, OPHE presses in 87 other counties with more than 200000 signatures reported by chairman Mrs Jean M Barren.
The late blight history and symptoms for tomatoes are outlined, noting 55 to 65 degree evenings and moist weather trigger disease. Symptoms include gray green water soaked spots on fruit and pale yellow borders. white to purplish mildew may appear on leaf joints. Dr. Besseger plans a new office on South Norwalk and Ridge Roads, moving from 85 Benedict Ave by Sept. 1, construction started mid June. Fungicides containing Maneb, Bravo GF, Disolatan or Cyrene are recommended to combat tomato and potato blight.
In Columbus Ohio only a few days remain for seniors to apply for up to 250 through the Special Crisis Intervention program. Ohio Commission on Aging Director Martin A Janis urged eligible elderly residents to act before the August 12 deadline. Applications are made at 88 county welfare departments.
New London Grange announced plans for the Huron County Drive-It-Yourself farm tour on Sept 11 with the Grange Hall as a rest stop offering chips and drinks. A chicken barbecue will run at Recreation Park from 5 to 7 p.m. Mrs. Rosella Preslan spoke on needlework contest judging at the Sept 15 meeting.
Woodlawn Avenue will close from Welton to Harris starting Wednesday for storm sewer crossover installation. The project is expected to take about three days.
The Huron County Fair Board voted Thursday to appoint Jay Thurston from Sherman Township to fill a vacancy. President Don Knight noted the need for a new member as discussions covered fair procedures Aug 14 20 and gate ticketing. Carlos Tucker urged sellers to recruit buyers for the Junior Fair livestock auction with 90 to 100 steer expected. Knight reported ongoing fairground repairs including a steel barn speaker and exhibit sign painting.
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