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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
6
The Reflector states policy for letters to the Public Forum requiring signed submissions with address and phone number for verification. Letters must be brief under 300 words and directed to readers, not to specific groups or individuals. Mass produced or tasteless submissions will not be published.
Crossword by Thomas Joseph features clues across and down with terms from Argue to Unclose and Greek river to Dock workers union. The page also includes a cryptoquote by Longfellow and boilerplate on Norwalk Reflector publication details and subscription rates.
Evening program lists multiple films and shows by title, cast, and airing times including Snow Devils and Nightmare in the Sun. News broadcasts and game coverage fill the late slots with channels noted.
A dense list of shows across channels from 5:30 pm to 5:30 am including news, cartoons, sports, and variety programs such as Archie's Fun House Popeye Bugs Bunny and The Flintstones. Notable entries include CBS Children's Film Festival Jetsons Osmonds Monkees Amazing Charlie Chan and American Bandstand with a mix of Seekers and classic film segments.
The CIA's Angus MacLean Thuermer, famed for blunt talk, discusses his hog hunting hobby called pig sticking learned in India. He published memoirs in Piedmont Virginian and describes prep, night tents, and the thrill of flushing boars. He keeps a spear in his office and boasts of the sport.
Dear Abby advises a woman dating a man who wears a full toupee to keep quiet for now. If his confidence rises from the hairpiece, avoid undermining him and consider a later natural replacement or trim. The writer also mentions a closet purge dilemma and seeks disposal options.
A reader seeks guidance on giving away unused items directly to those in need without involving charities. Abby cites church auxiliaries and county welfare as options, noting the dignity and humiliation involved. A prison letter from Napanoch, New York, discusses education, discipline, and riots, urging personal responsibility and reform.
Henry Timman recalls the 52nd Huron County Fair marking the 135th anniversary of Ohio’s first county fair. The piece chronicles beginnings in 1833 1838 selection of site and leaders, notable prizes awarded, and later moves to present grounds in 1873 with community funding and stump picnics.
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