Fourth of July Festivities in Norwalk Highlight Parades and Fireworks
Norwalk celebrates with a full day of activities including 12 concessions operating 8 a.m. to 10 p.m and a family style park dinner from 4 to 6 p.m. German and rock and roll bands perform while a swimsuit contest, teen dance, and seven act show fill the grandstand from 7 to 9 p.m. The exp osition building hosts teen dances 7 to 11:30 p.m. Parachute flag displays occur in the afternoon, with a 9:30 p.m. fireworks show featuring $1 000 of display and a grand finale of 96 aerial bombs.
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David Pinkerton
Ted Barman
Exposition Building
Fairgrounds
Norwalk
United States
Fourth of July Holiday Events in Norwalk
A Norwalk schedule features a flag raising at the courthouse at 9 55 a m, a downtown parade to Norwood Avenue Fair Grounds, parade awards 12–1, baton and water fights, children’s games, a baby contest for ages 3 to 5, a 4 6 p m concert, old fashioned dinners, a German band, a Rock and Roll director, bathers beauty contests from 1890 to 1920, a grandstand variety show, a teen dance, an exposition building charge, a 9 p m fireworks display, prize drawing after the fireworks, and remarks on the holiday’s meaning by Mayor Harold Finch.
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Court House
Norwalk
Fair Grounds
Norwood Avenue
Park
David Pinkerton
Ted Barman
Grandstand
Harold Finch
Telephone Co Pays Dividends to Shareholders
Northern Ohio Telephone Company mailed 6153 dividend checks totaling 512646.40 to shareholders. President William C. Henry attached a comparative earnings statement for the first five months of 1966 and 1965 showing 0.50 per share on common stock in 1966 vs 0.44 in 1965 as long distance call volume continues to grow.
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Bellevue - Northern Ohio Telephone Company
William C. Henry
Pony Pull Planned by Central Ohio Association
NEW LONDON The Central Ohio Pony Pulling Association will host a pony pull at Greenwich Ball Park at 7 p m today. Albert Parker of New London and Harold Philbrick of Greenwich preside over the event.
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New London
Central Ohio Pony Pulling Association
Greenwich Ball Park
Albert Parker
Harold Philbrick
Greenwich
Mark Albright Wins Marine Appointment
Congressman Mosher announced Mark W. Albright of Norwalk and William T. Burke of Lorain won appointments to the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point New York. Albright a Norwalk High grad and Explorer Scout is 63 East Elm Street. Burke a St Mary High School graduate and 1965 football captain is the other selected candidate.
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Mark W. Albright
East Elm Street
William T. Burke
Lorain
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N.Y
Albright
Roland Albright
Norwalk High School
William Burke, Jr
William Burke
St. Mary High School
Mosher
Ohio
Charles L. Fields
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