Edible Hat As Roll Call Project Draws Club Creations
Roundabout Reading Club members crafted edible hats at Mrs A E White's home under the theme A Kitchen Chapeau. Charles Stuart wore a cabbage leaf hat and quipped Im so mad I could eat my hat. Other clubs held meetings and programs featuring literature reviews, biographies, and notices of future gatherings and bake sales.
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Roundabout Reading Club
A.E. White
Roll Call
Charles Stuart
Henry Hanson
Virginia Graham
Girl Talk
New State Elected WAKEMAN-Mrs. Thomas Friend Heads Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs. Thomas Friend was elected president of the Nu Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Joseph Molesky as vice president and Mrs. Bernard Wolfe as recording secretary. The meeting at Mrs. Friend's home featured a program by Mrs. Molesky titled Pictures. Co-hostess was Mrs. Paul Brookover. April 9 meeting planned with hostesses Mrs. Alvin Myers and Mrs. Wendell Woodrum.
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Thelma Toby
South Side
Reading Club
General Eisenhower
Grant Walls
Hugh Hutton
Great Lakes
J.E. Dixon
Jefferson Davis
ST. Gerard Majella
Trim Down Tops
Burkett
Claude Lee
James Harmon
Thomas Hug
Urban C. Livengood
Charles Reichert
George Schlotterer
Cleet Tyson
Wakeman
Thomas Friend
Nu Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Joseph Molesky
Bernard Wolfe
Raymond Hines
Louis Frederick, Jr
Louis Kovacs
Lawrence. Pete
Carl Gerber
Sunshine
Thomas
Paul Brookover
Alvin Myers
Wendell Woodrum
Pack 209 Fitchville Olena meets for regular session
On My Honora Cub Scout Pack 209 of Fitchville and Olena held its regular pack meeting. Den 3 won the attendance award. Individual awards were presented to Kevin Francisco-Wolf badge and one gold arrow point. Kelvin Haynes-Two silver arrow points for the Wolf badge and a one-year perfect attendance pin. Mike Miller-one silver arrow point for Wolf badge. Jim Sherman-One silver Marc Ganz-A travelers award for Webelo rank. Webelo Den Leader Don Chandler showed movies from the Blue and Gold Banquet. A kite derby is planned for the April pack meeting.
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Fitchville
Olena
Den 3
Kevin Francisco
Kelvin Haynes
Mike Miller
Jim Sherman
Marc Ganz
Webelo Rank
Webelo den
Don Chandler
Excellent Weekend Food Buys Guide
Government guide from USDA and Interior lists Easter weekend shopping highlights. Abundant broiler-fryer chickens and turkeys, beef, pork items, eggs, cabbage carrots onions potatoes, and fresh fruits like bananas grapefruit and oranges. Also ample canned fish, prunes, beans, rice and peanut products for April.
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Washington
UPI
Usda and
Interior
United Press International
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Maine
U.S. Department of the Interior
Maple City 4-H Club Elects Health Leader
Maple City Senior 4-H members elected Madeline Daugherty health leader after a meeting led by Mrs. Virgil Chambers who demonstrated measurement techniques. The constitution was read and approved. A planned community project was discussed with no decision. Mary Dobbs will speak April 14 at Elaine Fisher’s home.
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Scott Hamiston
Sheldon Laning
Research Club
William Wickham
White House
George Bruehler
Virgil Chambers
Maple City
Madeline Daugherty
Mary Dobbs
Elaine Fisher
Army Private Bachus Joins 173d Airborne in Vietnam
Army private First Class Glenn E. Bachus, 19, of Monroeville, was assigned as a rifleman in the 173d Airborne Brigade in Vietnam on March 3. Sergeant Robert A. Llewellyn of Mentor has arrived for duty at Torrejon Air Base Spain with a U S Air Forces in Europe unit. He is a musician and a 1964 Mentor High School graduate who studied at Cleveland Institute of Music and Troy State University. His wife Iris is the daughter of E Wagner of Collins Ohio.
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U.S. Army
Vietnam
Glenn E. Bachus
James Brock
Monroeville
173D Airborne Brigade
Torrejon DE Ardoz
Spain
Robert A. Llewellyn
June H. Llewellyn
Torrejon AB
Llewellyn
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Mentor High School
Cleveland Institute of Music and
Troy
Easter Week Services List Across Local churches
Clergy list several observances including Communion at St. Peter Lutheran 6:30 p.m. First United Methodist 7:30 and 7:45 p.m. Maundy Thursday 7:30. Friday offers Good Friday breakfast 6:30 a.m. and community service 12:30 p.m. Solemn Passion at St. Paul Catholic 1:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross 7:30 p.m. Additional worship at St. Peter 1:30 p.m.
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
First United Methodist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
St. Paul Catholic Church
Dr George Linn to speak at Farm Women's Federation
Huron County Health Commissioner Dr George Linn will address the Farm Women's Federation on April 10 at the Olena Church. The meeting opens at 9 30 a m with registration, features Mrs Ruby Hruska as soloist in the afternoon, and Margie Nugent will speak on her Costa Rica exchange. Reservations for the luncheon go to Mrs Merry Hillman by Saturday.
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George Linn
Huron County
Farm Women’s Federation
Olena Church
Ruby Hruska
Margie Nugent
New London
Costa Rica
Merry Hillman
Route 3
Norwalk
Queen for Week Named by Greenwich Thin Thinkers Tops Club
Mrs Lawrence Brown Jr was chosen queen for the week. Plans were made to attend Area Recognition Day May 10. Division winners include Mrs Robert Buskey Mrs Lawrence Brown Jr and Mrs Richard Snapp.
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Greenwich
Lawrence Brown, Jr
Robert Buskey
Lawrence, Brown, Jr
Richard Snapp
Classified Ads Urge Use of Want Ads for Deals
Encourages readers to use Want Ads to rent sell or hire and directs dialing 662-4241 to reach an ad writer. Promotes checking home furnishings values in the Classified Section today and urges readers not to leave home to shop.
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Dial
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Wesley Heitchler
Over the Waves Club
Tom Lane
Elks Ladies
Country Club
Leon Haeuptle
Malia
Hawaii
Maryens
Bankamericard
Whittlesey Ave
Bank Americard
Cobbies
RED Cross
East Main
Fabrig
Norwalk Reflector
DR. Linn
Holman
Holmon Jewelers
Holuon Jewellers Diamond Merchants
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