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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1967
Page
10
A Joint Memorial Day Committee is formed to organize plans for Norwalk's Memorial Day observance. The group will coordinate local events, ceremonies, and community participation to honor veterans and fallen service members.
Norwalk and Monroeville police charged three young men after the theft of several empty beer cases and a beer keg from a Monroeville bar. William M. Jirak Jr and Paul M. Sickinger faced charges of petty larceny and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, with a 17 year old Norwalk youth cited. Police traced the car used to River Road farm where the items were stored. Day observance was organized Monday night with American Legion and veterans groups forming the committee and electing officers.
George Linn Jr. outlines EHOVE and COED programs for Huron County students. EHOVE targets 11th and 12th graders not planning college and offers tech training for high school graduates. Gunvar Andersson shares slides about Sweden and local schools communities and festivals.
U.S. Senator Frank Lausche endorsed the Ohio Bond Commission program during a Cleveland port meeting, pledging support and a vote in the May 2 election. Rhodes urged passage as a path to job creation and industrial expansion, with supporters citing veteran opportunities and education gains tied to an amended constitution.
Andrea LeMatta, 17, of Seattle, passed her check flight and earned a helicopter pilot license becoming the area's first teen female helicopter pilot. Guided by her father Eddie LeMatta, owner of Olympic Helicopters, she plans commercial and instrument licenses and hopes to fly jetliners.
Coronation Blue Angel a blue merle collie swept all competition Sunday at the Dayton Kennel Club Show in Dayton. After winning the Open Class Angel became Winner's Bitch then Best of Winners ahead of 53 other collies and finally Best of Opposite to Best of Breed among three champions. Angel is owned by Gary and Margo Snyder of Braemar Collie Kennels and handled by Mrs Snyder.
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