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Week of 9/5/2011
Written by Press Staff Writer   
Thursday, 01 September 2011 14:26

Perlaky hanging up scissors
After nearly 60 years in the hair-cutting business, Louis Perlaky has decided, at the age of 83, to hang up his scissors.

A 1952 graduate of the Toledo Barber College, he first took a job at the Haggerty Bowling Center in Toledo where space was devoted to providing shaves for customers.

Following a two-year stint at Mays Barber Shop, Lou opened his own shop, Perlaky’s Village Barber Shop on Starr Avenue.

After 26 years, he closed that location and built a smaller shop next door at 2626 Starr Ave., where he remained until 1999.

Inside his shop, patrons could grab a soda and help solve the world’s problems with the other customers.

Many of the Birmingham area’s men stopped by the shop to discuss sports and local politics. Youngsters were treated to a lollipop or Bazooka bubble gum.

After closing the shop, Perlaky continued to work part-time, renting a chair at Colonial Barbers in the Freeway Plaza on Navarre Avenue.

Although retired, Lou plans to visit the Little Sisters of the Poor, where he plans to offer haircuts to the residents.


Country Crew success
The Country Crew 4-H Club had a successful year at the 2011 Ottawa County Fair.

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The Country Crew 4-H Club

Members received 19 Grand Champion Awards and 10 Reserve Champion Awards, along with having three State Fair participants, one Overall Champion Ohio State Fair, eight Outstanding Exhibitors, two Showman of Showman participants and 89 Project Awards placings.

Members took a variety of projects, ranging from Textiles and Nutrition to Conservation and Market Animals. The club meets at Ice Scream on Your Left in Elmore, and is always accepting new members.

For more information, call Jill Bench at 419-862-3596.


First VP
At the Ohio Fire Chiefs’ Association Annual Conference held July 19, Chief R. Mike Warner, OFE, from the Concord Township Fire Department was sworn in as the 83rd president.

In addition, Chief Bruce Moritz, from the Allen Clay Joint Fire Department was sworn in as First Vice President.

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