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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
11
A parachutist instructor A Volodin with the voluntary armed forces near Kirov reportedly fell to about 200 feet then began rising to more than 1800 feet, according to Kirovskaya Pravda on Tuesday. The dramatic reversal left observers puzzled.
The Industrial Aid Committee of the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce is circulating a survey to build a pool of technical data and methods. It seeks input on skilled or semi skilled labor needs with six month projections to help residents learn of job opportunities in Norwalk. James Westerhold hopes the effort will improve industrial relations and solve industry problems.
Broome Wood Post 292 of the American Legion holds Memorial Day ceremonies Monday at 9:30 AM in New London Library Park with Sheriff John Borgia as principal speaker and Rev. W L Gilliam giving invocation. The day includes a color guard, band, wreath laying, benediction, and a parade.
Fort Bragg reports Army Pvt. John C. Miller 19 son of Mr and Mrs Leo J Miller Bellevue Ohio completed eight weeks of artillery training on April 29. He trained in maintenance and firing of guns howitzers and heavy machineguns and received sound ranging crewman instruction. Army Pvt Richard A Eaton 20 son of Mr and Mrs Floyd L Eaton Route 1 New London Ohio was assigned May 4 to the U S Army Support Command Supply Division in Saigon Vietnam.
Barbara Jean Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold L Hunter of Bellevue enters the 1966 Miss Huron County Pageant to be held June 18 at the Norwalk High School Auditorium. Bellevue High School graduate set to attend Ohio Wesleyan University. Talent a piano skit. She stands 5 foot 7 with hazel eyes and brown hair.
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