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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1971

Page

4

Rain Shortens Labor Day Parade in New London

Heavy rain forced shortening of the Labor Day Invitational Parade in New London. The 110-unit event began at 6:15 p.m. and ended after judging, with top awards going to Hoe and Soe 4-H Club, Miller Brothers Grocery, and Wellington Black River bands.

New London Soe New London Wildcat Marching Band Miller Brothers Grocery Rochester Rod and Gun Club First Baptist Church Jay Thomas Harold McClaflin Norwalk Wellington Black River Amherst Lorain Elyria Canton Donettes Cheryll Mickey’s Cadets Mickey’s Michelle

Big Prairie Entry Wins Pony Pull at New London

Big Prairie driver H B Wells won the trophy as best driver at the annual Pony Pull during Labor Day events at Recreation Park. Twenty five teams competed in two pony classifications and four pony races with multiple winners listed by name and town.

New London H.B. Wells Big Paairie Recreation Park

Collins Man Wins Tractor Pull at Labor Day Event

Maynard Smith of Collins won first in the 10 000 pound class at the garden tractor pull during the Labor Day Celebration. Russell Harper Perrysville and Clifford Martin Perrysville followed, with Lorne Movers Ashland fourth. In the 10 000 to 12 000 pound class Robert Barr Jeromesville led, Ken Lucas Tiro was second, Terry Conley Greenwich third, Robert K Hall Greene Township fourth. Gerald Sipes Lexington won the 12 000 to 14 000 pound class, with Wilbur Hubler Sullivan second Bob Graves Wakeman and Lorne Moyers Ashland in fourth. There were 50 entries across three classes.

New London Maynard Smith Collins Perrysville Clifford Martin Lorne Movers Ashland Robert Barr Jeromesville Ken Lucas Tiro Terry Conley Greenwich Robert K. Hall Greene Township Gerald Sipes Lexington Wilbur Hubler Sullivan Bob Graves Wakeman Lorne Moyers

Airman Thomas P. Briceland Completes Service

Service news from San Antonio announces Airman Thomas P. Briceland has completed his service term. He is the son of Joseph R. Briceland of 54 Grove Street in New London.

San Antonio Texas Thomas PP. Briceland Joseph R. Briceland Grove St New London

Airman Begins Law Enforcement Training at Lackland AFB

Airman Briceland, a 1971 Central Catholic College Canton graduate, starts basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas and remains there for law enforcement specialist training. Michael E Whatman of Willard graduates Willard High School in 1968 and advances to petty officer third class aboard USS Columbus in Norfolk Virginia.

Lackland Air Force Base Tex Lackland Airman Briceland Central Catholic College Canton Uss Columbus Michael E. Whatman Adin T. Whatman Central Ave Willard Columbus Norfolk Willard High School

Want Extra Money Sell Your Unneeded Items

Small classified note offers extra money by selling unwanted items and provides a contact phone number 662 4241 for inquiries.

Norwalk Riders Win At NL 4-H Open Horse Show

About 150 entries from Vermilion Norwalk Ashland Amherst Grafton Milan New London competed at Recreation Park. Awards went to Brian Boehler and Sally Boehler of the Drifters Norwalk with trophies presented by Whistlin Bit 4-H Club New London.

New London Recreation Park Brian Boehler Sally Drifters Norwalk Vermilion Ashland Amherst Grafton Milan Sally Boehler Sharon Geer Claudia Watts Whistlin’ Bit

Classified Ads Guide to Cash from Gold Ads

Classified notice promotes cash from selling valuables with a phone number for ad writers. It urges readers to place ads by calling 662-4241 and offers assistance in creating paid listings. The gimmick targets readers seeking quick money from unwanted articles.

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