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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1971

Page

4

United Fund Sets 5000 Goal for New London Drive

A $5,000 goal was set for the annual United Fund Campaign in New London starting October 1. Ten agencies will share the amount led by Red Cross and U S C with allocations listed. organizers include Ralph Smith Tom McCoppin K B Rowland Ed Hamilton and others. In Columbus the Ohio Elks hold their 42nd fall meeting with Grand Exalted Ruler E Gene Fournace keynote and 97 lodges represented.

New London United Fund United Fund Committee Ralph Smith Tom McCoppin K. B. Rowland Ed Hamilton Fred Wilcox Edd Franklin New — London Roselle Ward Fitchville Township Alice Stinchcomb Red Cross Huron County Council For Columbus UPI Ohio Elks Association E. Gene Fournace Newark Elks Organization Earl E. Sloan Elyria

Labor Day Labor Sermon At New London Park

A joint church service at 9 a.m. Sunday Sept. 5 in Recreation Park opens Labor Day and Homecoming events. Lay speakers from First Baptist Grace First United Methodist Our Lady of Lourdes lead worship in front of the old football field. Robert Routh of Sandusky will speak. A New London High School brass ensemble and Grace Methodist trio provide music. Free will offering funds excess to New London Hospital.

New London Recreation Park First Baptist Church Grace First United Methodist Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Robert Routh Sandusky New London High School Grace Methodist Church New London Hospital

Kreins Signs with Orioles after Draft Selection

Paul Kreins 18, chosen by the Baltimore Orioles in June's free agent draft, signed with the American League club on Wednesday.

Baltimore UPI Paul Kreins Baltimore Orioles

Pop Music Group Tops Talent at Huron County Fair

The Silent Ones from Norwalk won the junior division at the Junior Fair Talent contest for an upbeat set led by 13 year old Scott Close on drums. Mark Meyers and Mike Kaltenbach also judged top with accordion and guitar as they beat 45 other bands. Tammi Killian, 8, wowed crowds with acrobatics placing third. Senior winners were Pam Kirkpatrick and Norwalk High majorettes. Patty Leimeister won junior second in the event. Judges included Mrs Donald Blosser John Gregory and Henry Lehrer.

Huron County Fair Norwalk Scott Close Scott Mark Meyers Mike Kaltenbach Cedar Point Mike Tammi Killian Tammi Gregg Edwards Pam Kirkpatrick Norwalk High School Sue Szalkowski Robyn Meagrow Encie Jonas Lorainne Thorley Ellen Claytor Pam Norwalk High Patty Leimeister Collins Patty Danny Kaltenbach Monroeville Donald Blosser Huron John Gregory Tiffin Henry Lehrer

Peru Buttons N Bowl 4-H Club Plans Fair Visit

Members of the Peru Buttons N Bowl 4-H Club received passes for the Huron County Fair at the Aug. 12 meeting held 7 p.m. at St. Alphonsus school hall. They will hold an Aug. 25 picnic at Valley Beach and Marcia Schied and Sharon Depinet demoed tossed salad for the fair.

Alphonsus School Hall Valley Beach Marcia Schied Sharon Depinet Cecilia Griffiths Cheryl Leber Marcia Scheid

Burglary Suspects In Court In New London

Six New London men pleaded not guilty to burglary charges after four were stopped at the Ohio Body Manufacturing Co. garage. Clayton Damron 22 Charles Perkins 21 Carl Damron 18 and Eddie Collins New London appeared in Common Pleas Court. Two more, David Reynolds 22 and Cary Meade 22, were arrested later and appeared next day. Bond set at 2500 cash or 5000 property. Police found five gallons of gasoline and a radio in the four men’s possession.

New London Ohio Body Manufacturing Co Clayton Damron Charles S. Perkins Carl E. Damron Eddie D. Collins Common Pleas David A. Reynolds Cary D. Meade Norman Snyder

Young Driver Charged In Erie County Crash

A 15 year old Norwalk girl faces two charges after a collision on Ohio 113 two miles west of Milan. Deborah A Whitney attempted a left turn onto Lovers Lane Road and drove in front of an eastbound car, causing moderate front end damage. The other driver was Thelma A Niedzinski. Whitney is charged with failure to yield the right of way and driving without a license and will appear in Erie County Juvenile Court.

Erie County

Plea Guilty On Traffic Charges In Common Pleas Court

James L. Farnsworth, 19, New London, pleaded guilty to two traffic charges Monday. He received a $200 fine and costs, three days in jail, and a 30 day license suspension after drunken driving charges. He was fined $250 more and given five days more in jail for driving while suspended. Douglas A. Beer, 27, rural Norwalk, is serving three days in jail for drunken driving after pleading no contest last month.

James L. Farnsworth New London Common Pleas Court Douglas A. Beer Norwalk

First Banc Group Adds Ashland Bank as Member

First Banc Group of Columbus announces the addition of Ashland Bank and Savings Co to its holdings. The deal trades six shares for one, valuing the exchange at about 1.9 million dollars. Ashland Bank operates two offices in Ashland County with assets around 14 million at mid year.

Columbus UPI First Banc Group of Columbus Ashland Bank and Savings Co Ashland First Banc John G. McCoy Ashland Bank Ashland County

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