Poppy Festival Posts Profit and Plans For Next Year
The 1976 Poppy Festival earned a $653 profit with further income expected from commemorative Poppy Plates. The balance sheet shows expenses totaling 5067 and income of 6220, including rides booths pageant sponsors and ticket sales. Commemorative plates at seven dollars each are on sale with 200 plates available, contact Paulette Borders for purchases.
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Poppy Committee
Tom Woodyard
Woodyard
Paulette Borders
Boy Found In Water Recovering After Fall
A 20 month old boy, Eric Cherry, fell into a water hole behind the Cherry home on Graham Road in rural Monroeville and stopped breathing. He was found unresponsive and brought to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital by Norwalk ambulance, where he remains in satisfactory condition. Local friend details are limited. Thomas Paffenbarger of Norwalk was elected vice president of the Northeast Ohio Affiliate of the American Heart Association.
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Eric Cherry
Melvin Cherry
Graham Road
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Eric
Norwalk
Cherr
Cherry House
Thomas Paffenbarger
Northeast Ohio
American Heart Association
Paffenbarger
Milan
Norwalk Student Wins $100 in CPA Essay Contest
Kerry Waldron a Norwalk High School senior is one of three winners in the Firelands Chapter Ohio Society of CPAs essay contest. She will receive a 100 cash award. 30 essays were considered statewide on the topic Accounting A Useful Tool in Business and Society. Kerry is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Waldron.
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Kerry Waldron
Norwalk
Firelands
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Kerry
Norwalk High School
Andrew Waldron
Queen Elizabeth II Needs New Hairdo, Says London Stylist
A London hairdresser claims Queen Elizabeth II should adopt a livelier hairstyle to project a less sedate image. The remark reflects public fashion debates surrounding the royal appearance in Britain.
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Atlantic Diety
UPI
Queen Elizabeth II of England
London
Firelands Primary Poll Results at Bowling Green State University
Firelands Campus The Lamp reports 205 students voted in the first Primary Preference Poll. Brown wins a write-in over Carter by one vote 32 to 31. Ford defeats Reagan 42 to 20. Taft Jr unopposed for Senate. Metzenbaum edges Stanton 41 to 31. Issue 4 and ERA pass. 128 registered voters, 40 not registered, 37 no response.
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Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
the Lamp
California
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Ohio
Gerald Ford
Robert Taft, Jr
Howard K. Metzenbaum
James V. Stanton
Tadpole Theater Signup Opens for Towne and Country Youth
Tadpole Youth Theater of Towne and Country Regional Art Center opens registration Monday at 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 1. A parent must accompany the child and fees range from 15 to 20 dollars. Children finishing first through fourth grade start July 6 for three weeks of classes and will perform the final show titled Padpole.
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Tadpole Youth Theater
Towne and Country
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Cleveland Road
Seiko
Lady Seiko
BankAmericard
W. Main Norwalk
Chrysler
Airtemp Division
Chrysler Corporation
E. Monroe
Chrysler Airtemp
Applian Center
Brown
Campus
Tadpole Theater
Follies
Jane Chapman
Dush
Cys
Columbus Ave
Sandusky
Elyria
Marion
New
Philadelphia
Sandusky Wooster
Davonshire
Russ
Famous Maker
Zio
Aileen
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