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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1970
Page
4
Construction of a new 40 by 80 foot Junior Fair exhibit building has begun at the Huron County Fairgrounds north of the commercial building. The project aims to ease crowding for 4-H exhibits during the six day fair August 18 through 23.
Governor James A. Rhodes said Ohio will end the current fiscal year with a surplus exceeding $20 million after all bills are paid. The funds will fund elementary and secondary education next year. He noted the 1963 debt was wiped out within a year.
Eight girls from Western Reserve High School advance to the Wakeman Homecoming Queen judging on July 24. Essay, personality, appearance and Q&A will determine the winner. The weekend includes a Battle of the Bands, parade, concessions, rides, luncheons, a chicken barbecue, pony pull, air show, garden tractor pull, water fight, raffle and fireworks.
On East Main Street two cars collided after a lane change without signaling. Mrs. Robert Bores faces a signaling charge after her car hit Thomas Adams's vehicle. Bores says she saw a stopped car, moved to pass, and struck Adams. A separate hit and run damaged David Kreig’s parked car on Tuesday night. the culprit’s vehicle, described as bright yellow, fled.
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily for used furniture and offer quick cash. Call 662-4241 to sell.
The Erie Huron County Community Action Commission will survey at least 5 000 people in Erie and Huron Counties to shape programs. Wallace Reese announced the plan at the Bi County CAC Board meeting in Norwalk with ten Youth Corps workers assisting. Residents urged including Norwalk south side residents, citing poverty and unequal school program access. The staff has drafted a year long program and distributed proposals on a cooperative store, family planning, homemaker health aide and youth programs. Board resignations from Marie Allen, Robert D Snyder and Walter Wagner were submitted. Wagner seeks a leave as Sandusky Neighborhood Opportunity Center chair with no quorum to replace directors.
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Annexation Committee met with city service director William Mount and county health officials to gather guidance on annexation. They aim to determine information needs and procedures to bring more property into the city after county commissioners previously rejected a 260 acre petition near U.S. 250 citing the need for an orderly process and a firm sewer commitment.
Lawrence H. Ross reports two rings missing from his Franklin Street bedroom Tuesday night. The white gold engagement ring with 13 small diamonds and a wedding ring valued at $650 were described by Ross during police notification on Wednesday.
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