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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
3
Big Scouts in Lions Club Pack meet at Erie Street at 10 a.m. May 30 for the Memorial Day parade in uniform. A June 27 picnic at Gillman’s Lake, a baseball game August 6 at Cleveland Stadium, and free Cubs admission are planned. Last pack meeting at City Hall awarded badges.
This notice warns against burning rubbish near buildings and low hanging branches or wires. It emphasizes that the fire area must never be left unattended, especially when children are present.
Chatter Club members will hold an annual summer picnic in the coming months. Plans for the event will be discussed at the June 16 meeting led by President Ken Grary. Refreshments were served.
Band parents meet at Rittman High School to plan annual Cedar Point trip on June 4 and a band camp near Mansfield in late August. Chap erones named. memorial day concert at Central Park noted. band banquet held at Milton United Presbyterian Church. various committee assignments announced. Director Eugene Sharick announced resignation to take a job with Barberton schools.
Norwayne Future Farmers of America schedules three summer gatherings. The June meeting is at Burbank Park, the July session at Clay's Park, and the August meeting at Wooster Park. Members met previously at the high school.
Forty two members answered roll call. The group will buy a belt for Ed Gill and Ed Studer. Members who helped with the scrap drive or sold 15 or more SMV signs will receive baseball tickets. The treasurer reported a balance of over $400. All standing committees reported on changes.
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