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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1973
Page
5
More than 200 attendees filled the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall for an 8 p.m. style show titled Some Enchanted Evening. Women led the audience as eight Welcome Wagon members modeled local store fashions and Polynesian décor aided the event. Proceeds support a civic project.
Calendar lists multiple local groups meeting at homes churches and clubs. Activities include Reading Club at Metta Buckingham’s home at 1 p m, Girl Scout Troops 230 133 144 and 81 at various churchs, Boy Scout Troop 218 232 and Shoestring Players in Bank room 202, plus Elks Bridge Club at Elk's Country Club and Tops events at Trinity Lutheran Monroeville and Norwalk High School music room.
Registration day for Western Reserve Local Schools is Tuesday April 24 with a 1 p.m. speaker program and a slide show of kindergarten experiences. Children must be five by Sept 30 for kindergarten or six by Sept 30 for first grade, bring birth certificates and health records. event in the Western Reserve Middle School multi purpose room with supervision and treats for children.
Dr. Joseph F. Libsch vice president and trustee of the American Society for Metals will address the Sandusky chapter officers recognition night at Italian Gardens Tuesday at 6 p m. Lehigh University researcher Allan Ray Putnam will also attend. Reservations with Art Witt or Jim Ford.
Norwalk firemen responded Friday night to a sign discharge at 315 E Main St causing arcing along the roof drip edge. Ohio Edison assisted. the sign was shut down. Alfred Rosales, 27, was taken to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a bar fight incident and rechecked during the early hours.
Michael Meinke is named manager of the Huron County Automobile Club on his 30th birthday succeeding retiree Katherine Dombart. The club founded in 1911 has 8,800 members. Meinke previously worked with the Newark Auto Club and state association, and is a former teacher and coach with degrees from Muskingum College and Ohio University.
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