Firebelle Parade Opens Grafton Carnival Week
The 24th annual Firemen’s Carnival kicks off with a 7 p.m. parade by Midview High School Band and 16 Firebelle hopefuls, forming at Grafton School and marching to carnival grounds. Fireworks light the sky at 11 p.m. and there are daytime acts by Oberlin’s Grecore Dance Studio.
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Mission Unit Holds Picnic At Columbia Park
A Columbia Park picnic hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society of the Gatti bia Baptist Church in Columbia includes a dinner and the July meeting with a program titled Echoes from the House Party led by Mrs Arthur Smith and Mrs James Speese. Devotions by Mrs Stanley Thomas. The church family school event is set for Sunday July 19 at 1 p.m featuring pony rides for children.
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Troop 438 Boy Scouts Reorganize Patrols At Meeting
At the Monday meeting at the Boy Scout Cabin, Troop 438 reorganized patrols with Raven Patrol including Vernon Jones Gay Dickinson Fred Dempsey Kenyon Champney and Paul Cody Bat Patrol members Richard Makrusich Harold Morrow Alan Zink Tom Getzel and John Novak Flying Eagle Patrol contains Dale Gauman Paul Brock sicker Gene Dulmage Ricky Green and Douglas Schuthare Flaming Arrow Patrol comprises Larry Riddie Jimmy Schitch Robert Reba Roy Cody and Walter Smith Scoutmaster Robert Champney and Jack Dempsey attended. Morse Code practice planned for this week with a demonstration next Monday.
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Raven ‘Patrol
Larry Riddie
Jimmy Schitch
Robert Reba
Roy Cody
Walter Smith
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Tusk Field
Robert Champney
Jack Dempsey
Smog Delays Scene On Bat Masterson Set
In Hollywood smog hindered filming when Allison Hayes failed to spot a hill during a Bat Masterson episode. She told the director she could not see the hill, delaying a key scene.
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Day Camp Set For Columbia Girl Scouts
Day Camp Copopa will be held at the Youth Club Cabin on Folley Rd for Girl Scouts in Columbia and nearby areas. One of eight camps sponsored by the Black River Girl Scout Council in Lorain County, it runs July 7 to 17, Tuesday through Friday, 9 30 a.m. to 3 p.m., staffed by trained volunteers. The program aims to build resourcefulness initiative and self reliance while offering fun and new skills.
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Troop 164 Heads to Summer Camp July 19
Boy Scout Troop 164 plans a week at summer camp starting July 19. The group earned first place at this month’s Camporee with twelve Scouts participating: Tom Randall John Crowell Ernie Dietrich Kent Price Bob Beehurst Jim Teele Gary Palmer Bob Forsythe Ernie Kolonick Terry Kolonick Earl Roth Norman Fatt.
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Tom Randall
John Crowell
Ernie Dietrich
Kent Price
Bob Beehurst
Jim Teele
Gary Palmer
Bob Forsythe
Ernie Kolonick
Terry Kolonick
Earl Roth
Norman Fatt
Candlelight Service Welcomes 12 New Girl Scouts in Columbia
A candlelight vestiture service at Columbia Methodist Church elevated 12 new Intermediate Girl Scouts. Honorees included Wendy Blazek, Linda Evanson, Dianel Forsythe, Beth Haley, Barbara Haley, Joy Hubbard, Nancy Jones, Noni King, Linda Kominer, Connie Smith, Marilyn Surman, and Donna Russell. Most are Brownie Troop 81 veterans under Helen Ominar and Stephanie Forsythe. fly-up wings and yearly star pins were awarded. Committee members are Mrs. Michael Surman, Mrs. Case Smith, and Mrs. Paul Jones.
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Columbia Methodist Church
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Linda Evanson
Dianel Forsythe
Beth Haley
Barbara Haley
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Nancy Jones
Noni King
Linda Kominer
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Marilyn Surman
Donna Russell
Donna
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Kasper Awaits Jail As Roving Segregationist Free
John Kasper, 28, a citizens council leader, awaits the start of a second federal prison term in Montgomery. He is free temporarily and must serve six months for violating a federal injunction that barred interference with the integration of Clinton High School in Tennessee.
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John Kasiper
Citizens Council
Clinton, Tenn
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