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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1968
Page
5
St Paul Boosters schedule the St Paul Band Awards Banquet for April 21 at the St Paul cafeteria. Roger Williams will present awards to all band members in the marching concert and pep groups. William Brophy of Ohio University will speak. Williams is a former pupil of Brophy.
Practical advice on handling emergencies without panicking, including using Morse like horn signaling, timing hospital trips, and dialing the operator for quick help. Also includes multiple reader tips on baby furniture protection, cleaning shoes, recycling cooked rice in batter, curing mothball odors, sewing with an ice tray, bed sore prevention, and car washing with a garden sprayer diluted detergent.
Local organizations schedule varied events this evening including Lions Club at United Church, Shoestring Players rehearsal for The Women Act 2, TOPS at Columbia Gas, Charity Circle, Queen Esther Eastern Star, Ladies Missionary Society, Western Reserve PTA, Book Club, Firelands Geological Club, and religious educational classes. City Council meets at 7 30 p m and Zeta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma at Willard Junior High.
The Creative Craft Club met Thursday night at Mrs. May Youngless’s Walnut Street home. Mrs. Tip Blinzley won the door prize and the next meeting will be at Mrs. Blinzley’s home. Letter Carriers Auxiliary members meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday behind the post office to depart for a visit to the Sandusky Municipal Greenhouse.
In the Teen Topper poll question, students from Willard Monroeville and BH Middle weigh the effect of peace marches on Vietnam policy with mixed views. Some say marches prompt official talks or restraint, while others call them childish or disruptive.
Susan Claire Cooper and Pfc. Ronald Marcum plan a June 22 wedding. Miss Cooper is a Western Reserve High School graduate employed by Northern Ohio Telephone Co. in Norwalk. Marcum is a Willard High School graduate and U S Army member. They will marry at St Pauls Catholic Church and reside at Fort Carson Colorado.
Clarksfield prepares for Palm Sunday as the Easter cantata Our Mighty Lord is set for 10 a.m. worship. Wakeman Eastern Star notes honor past matrons, May 14 inspection, and cancer fund canvassing. Various local groups schedule meetings and social events across April.
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