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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1966

Page

9

Norwalk July Fourth Parade draws 26 entries to date

The parade committee has 26 entries including 4 H clubs fire departments marching units and horse and pony units. Dead line is June 20. Entries include Don Ette Majorettes Eagles Firelands Cadets Cavaliers Maumee Glory Stoppers and Raiders 4 H Saddle Club. Also Bellevue Moose Hearts Boy Scouts V F W color guard Ohio State Patrol Norwalk Police Huron County Sheriff and others appear with various floats vehicles and ponies.

Norwalk Don Ette Donna Hellinger Lorain Eagles Firelands Linda Mae Ickes Cavaliers Donald C.sharp Vickery Maumee Glorystoppers James Case Maumee Paul G. Wichman Sandusky Charles L. Cook Milan Raiders Wayne Zimmerman Collins Peru Panthers Bellevue Moose Hearts Frankie Lane Boy Scouts Jimmie Turner S V.F.W Ohio State Patrol Huron County Sheriff’s Department Huron County Commissioners Spirit of ’76 Lester, David Richard Mesker Norwalk Park and Recreation Board Richard Kerner James B. Smith Huron County Ladies Sheriff's Posse Huron County Pony Breeders Assoc Gordon Schaechterle Walter Ritchie, Jr

Breakers Club to Show Movies at Saturday Meeting

The Breakers Citizens Band Radio Club plans an 8 p.m. gathering at E Townsend Town Hall with entertainment by movies. The prior Coffee Break drew an estimated 400 to 500 attendees and winners included Tom Guba of Marblehead Leola Abbott Shelby and Ralph Miller of Shreve.

The Breakers Citizens Band Radio Club E. Townsend Town Hall Tom Guba Marblehead Leola Abbott Shelby Ralph Miller Shreve

Fish Fry at American Legion Home in New London

A Friday fish fry at the American Legion Home on North Main Street starts at 5 30 p m. Broome Wood Post 292 sponsors the event and the public is invited. Doyle Neel serves as arrangements chairman.

New London American Legion Home North Main Street Broome Wood Post 292 Doyle Neel Arrangements

NL 4 H er Elected To Fair Board

Earl Biswell of the New London Happy Farmers was elected to the Junior Fair Board Tuesday night at the Southeast District 4 H Officers and Advisors Conference. Jane Baker and John Underwood were elected to the County Extension 4 H Advisory Committee. Mrs Paul Songstock was selected to serve on the same advisory committee.

Earl Biswell New London Happy Farmers Jane Baker New London Happy Homemakers John Underwood North Fairfield Paul Songstock North Fairfield Junior Farmers

Oberlin Doctor Speaks at New London Senior Day

Dr. Robert McFarland, Oberlin Clinic physician and Western Reserve School of Medicine graduate, spoke at Rotary Senior Day in New London. He urged graduates to pursue excellence as they face new horizons, with 58 of 62 senior boys in attendance and self introductions identifying future fields. George Johns and W.R. Burton led the event.

Oberlin New London Robert McFarland Western Reserve School of Medicine Oberlin Clinic Rotary Charles A. Meyer George Johns W.R. Burton

AMVETS Ready to March in City Memorial Day Parade

The Norwalk AMVETS post 1965 will march in the Memorial Day Parade for the first time under their colors. Commander Doug Colvin urges every AMVET to attend and march with the post. The event starts at 9:30 a.m. at Case and West Main Street, with members to assemble by 9:15 a.m.

Norwalk Amvets Doug Colvin Case and West Main St

Norwalk Man Elected President Of Pollution Conference

Election of officers for the coming year was held Tuesday in Sandusky by the Northwest Ohio Water Pollution Control Conference. Charles Sweet, chief operator of the Norwalk City Sewage Disposal plant, was elected President. Sweet has been with the city for the past 1 1/2 years and was vice-president last year. Other officers include Herb Piper of Sandusky as vice-president Nolan Tuckerman of Archbald as secretary treasurer Russell Davies of Bowling Green as delegate.

Sandusky Northwest

Memorial Day Parade Slated in Berlin Heights

Berlin Heights American Legion Post organizes the Memorial Day parade starting 9 30 a m inviting all groups to march. Berlin Local School Band to perform with services planned at Riverside Cemetery and Memorial Drive. Col Daniel Hine is to speak.

Berlin Heightsamerican Legion Post Berlin Riverside Cemetery Memorial Drive Daniel Hine

Hinman Funeral Director Attends Chicago Trauma Course

Tom Hinman of Hinman Funeral Home returned from a four day program in Chicago on emergency aid and transportation for the critically ill and injured. The course was sponsored by the Chicago committee on Trauma of the American College of Surgeons at the Fire Academy of the City of Chicago.

Berlin Heights Tom Hinman Hinman Funeral Home Chicago Chicago Committee On Trauma American College of Surgeons Fire Academy City of

Classified Ad Pitch Urges Selling Through Local Ads

A call to use classified ads to reach ideal buyers, urging readers to place listings and contact 662-4241 for details.

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