Area Calendar: North Fairfield Monroeville Wakeman Greenwich Milan New London
Community events listed for North Fairfield Monroeville Wakeman Greenwich Milan New London areas across Monday to Saturday. Meetings, clubs, church groups, hospital events, school board sessions, fundraisers, and social gatherings scheduled with times and venues.
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Edison High
New London
Rotary
First United Methodist Church
Broome Wood
American Legion Hall
Leroy
Order of Easter Star
Masonic Temple
Farmer Sells Wishing Wells in Wakeman Farm Hobby
A Wakeman farmer who purchased a 129 acre farm in 1955 turns winter spare time into a profitable hobby making wooden wishing wells. He codes four sizes, paints in white with green trim or brown with green roofs, and sells them as lawn decorations or planters while his son Carl crafts a wheelbarrow. The Chill family, with eight children, includes Mary a Dayton teacher and several listed relatives. one son Allen died in 1941.
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Chill
Wakeman
Carl
Clarksfield
Monroeville
School Lunch Menus Across Berlin Milan Yorks Norwalk
A dense list of weekly school meals across districts BERLIN MILAN YORKSDAY NORWALK includes beef barbecues hot dogs chicken Salisbury steak chili and more with sides like green beans corn applesauce and milk. Several days feature desserts such as peaches cake fruit and pudding across multiple schools.
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Berlin
Milan
Hamburg
Norwalk
Johnny Marzetti
Salisbury
New London
Wakeman Homecoming Concession and Float Committees Formed
Sixteen volunteers including 4 H members and local residents were appointed to form concession stand and float idea committees for Wakeman Homecoming on July 26 and 27. A second committee includes Joel Ross Harold Dalton Steve Ross Ken Dalton Steve Brewster Dorothy Divers Dennis Green and Marcia Dalton. Brief meetings were held. Officers will be installed with Wakeman Willing Workers and Wranglers Saddle Club on June 11 at Wayne Dalton’s home. Next meeting is 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Grange Hall. Randal Coe will demonstrate knot tying.
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Mark Bell
Randal Coe
Kevin Dalton
Edith Divers
Dennis Green
Linda Todd
Wakeman
Joel Ross
Harold Dalton
Steve Ross
Ken Dalton
Steve Brewster
Dorothy Divers
Marcia Dalton
Wranglers Saddle Club
Government to sell surplus soybeans after Sept 1
The Agriculture Department outlined plans to sell government owned surplus soybeans starting September 1 at market related prices with a floor set at 110 percent of the national average plus carrying charges. Minimum prices begin September 1 and rise through June with small monthly increments as 1968-69 crop prices shift. Sales will originate from re concentrated stocks in terminals to avoid heavy bean movement.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Use Bug Killers Correctly By JOHN WELLS
Homeowners should choose insecticides carefully and follow labels to combat pests. Different chemicals act as stomach poisons residuals or fumigants, with application timing and mixing crucial for effectiveness. Avoid old, damaged, or improperly stored products and use appropriate sprayers for season long control.
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John Wells
Lund Family Wins First In Contest Dairy Judging
The Lund family of New State Road won first prize in the family division of a national dairy cattle judging contest sponsored by a dairy farm magazine. William Lund scored 496 of 500 and the family total was 492 of 500 among 1452 family entries from 50 states and 14 countries.
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William Lund
William
New State Road
National
Dairy Farm Magazine
Lunds
Carl
Too Much Furniture Classified Ad Seeks Cash Sale
Classified ad offers surplus furniture for cash and invites callers to contact 662 4241 today for pickup or sale arrangements.
Noable Norwalk Reflector Classified Ad Seeks Tenants
Dependable tenants wanted in Norwalk area. Classified notice promotes rental opportunities with clear terms. Location details and contact information provided for applicants seeking steady housing.
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Norwalk
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North Fairfield
American Legion
Legion Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Farm Womens Club
John Vogel
Robert Whitright
United Church
Jerry Giles
South Central High School
P.m
Brunswick Grill
Hartenstein’s
Marion Teeguarden
Hillcrest Dr
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grassroots Meeting
CAC
Neighborhood Opportunity Center
Front Street
Board of Education
Conservation League
Rt. 99
Grace First United Methodist Church
Golden Rule
Front St
Presbyterian Church
Women’s
Bank
Brotherhood Railroad
Elk Hall
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pioneer Joint Vocational School
Shelby
Order of Rainbow Girls
Golden Rule Council
Petit Point Club
James Coe
Maplewood
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Twentieth Century Club
Max Arndt
Bull Head
Joseph Dush
Emil Landefeld
Althea Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Community United Church, of Christ
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Groton Township
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Homer A. Jones
Chapel Street
Edward H. Capelle
Horseshoe Drive
Legion
Wakeman Community Club
American Legion — Legion
Wakeman Order of Eastern Star
Western Reserve Board of Education — Board
Nu Tau Society
Talent Guild
St. Mary’s Altar Society
St. Mary’s Hall
Greenwich
Reading Circle
Surry Inn
Karl Schlombohm
Lawrence Brown Jr
American Legion Post
South Central Boosters Club
Pythian Sisters
Grange Hall
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Greenwich Grange
Women’s Society Christian Service
A.m
Boy Scout
Girl Scout Association
Fred van Scoy
Board of Public Affairs
Mothers Club
Kudros
Bellevue
Milan Inn
Township Trustees
Berlin School
Robert Hasse
Commission On Education
Milan Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Services
Lawrence Snyder
Stewart Road
W.S.C.S
Burton Winebar
Mae Ringle
East Street
Mayor's Office
City Hall
August Chill
Willard
Bucyrus Auction
Wakeman Blue Ribbon
Lund
Norwalk High School
Ohio State University
Illinois
Kansas
Wisconsin
Virginia
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Autolite
Norwalk Parts
South Linwood
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