Nimble-Eyed Elephants Dazzle Kids at King Brothers Circus
Wednesday review of the King Brothers Circus notes 600 per performance, Elks sponsor and plan another show in two years. Elephants perform on small benches and headstands while El Diablo spins plates with ten plates at once. Ivy and Camela showcase balance and juggling feats. Proceeds of 300 to 400 dollars benefit Dollars for Scholars Cerebral Palsy and Elks charities.
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King Brothers Circus
el Diablo
Ivy
Camela
The
Elks
Lloyd Smith
the Elks
Smith
Recovery Bikes Return as Others Go Missing
Two victims at Norwalk North Apartments report weekend bicycle thefts. bikes later found abandoned at the VFW Hall on Milan Avenue. Ruth Wagner reports her daughter Lisa’s stolen bicycle, a girl’s 20 inch All-Pro lime and orange model. Sue Allen mentions a stolen 20 inch girl’s blue Sting Ray and discovers an abandoned 20 inch boy’s three speed Iverson nearby.
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Sandra Brown
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Ruth Wagner
Jefferson St
Lisa
Sue Allen
S. Garfield St
Sue
Iverson
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