Community group calendar for Norwalk and area events
Calendar entries list Rotary Club at Norwalk Bowling Center 11 45 a m Shakespear Club at Oberlin Inn 6 30 p m TOPS OH 344 at Columbia Gas Co 7 30 p m Milan Mothers Club at St Anthony s Parish Hall 7 30 p m Carry On at Jeanne Kramer s home 8 p m Little Flower Study Club at Helen Collier s home 8 p m Tuesday Reading Club at Mrs Wayne Klein 1 p m Firelands Senior Outreach Center Shady Lane Home 1 p m Lions Club at Maple Tree Lounge 6 30 p m Boy Scout Troop 232 at First United Presbyterian Church 7 p m Norwalk Bridge Club at Norwalk Bowling Center 7 30 p m Queen Esther Chapter 15 CES at Masonic Hall 8 p m Women of the Moose at Moose Hall 8 p m Shoestring Players at Milan Town Hall 7 30 p m
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Rotary Club
Norwalk
Shakespear Club
Oberlin Inn
Columbia Gas Co
Milan Mothers Club
St. Anthony’s Parish Hall
Jeanne Kramer
Little Flower Study Club
Helen Collier
Firelands
Shady Lane
Lions Club
Maple Tree
First United Presbyterian Church
C.E.S
Women of the Moose Moose
Milan Town Hall
Social and charity events fill week in Ohio towns
American Legion Auxiliary hosts 6 30 p m meeting at Maple Tree Lounge with reservations and ride offers. Moose chapter 239 plans afghan raffle for hospital fund. tickets mailed to absentees. North Fairfield hosts pancake breakfast at American Legion Hall from 6 30 a m to 2 p m with whole hog sausage. Christian Women’s Club April luncheon features Randy Mortensen floral baskets. Teresa Herr guest speaker from Toledo. Parking at St Peter’s Lutheran. Prayer coffee at Cheryl Schroeder home April 10. New London hosts pancake and sausage breakfast 11 a m to 2 p m. adult tickets 1 75, children 1 25. Beta Sigma Phi Rho Upsilon meets. new officers listed. next meeting April 19. secret sisters to be revealed.
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Women of the Moose
Norwalk
North Fairfield
Christian Women’s Club
Home Savings and Loan Community Room
Executive Drive
Randy Mortensen
Leah Blacker
Teresa Herr
Toledo
Robert Gerken
Fern Ernsthausen
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Home Savings
New London
Our Lady of Lords Church
Rho Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Pam Milburn
Pam Fairchild
Cheryl Fannin
Debbie Marvin
Dianne Grinm
Linda Roth
Linda Kerth
Pat Conlan
Monroeville High selects Firelands Cheer squads
Visiting advisers from the Firelands Conference named Monroeville High School cheer squads across levels. Freshmen Sheri Camp Chris Farmer and Debbie Miller join junior varsity Beth Cline Jan Schlachter and Doreen Simon. Varsity captains Diane Stallkamp and Cindy Smith lead Diane Stallkamp Lisa Hooper Annette Moore Connie Scheel Debi Stieber. Wrestlers cheerleaders include Cindy Smith captain with Marilyn Allen Mary Halsey and Darlene Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Camp
Chris Farmer
Debbie Miller
Beth Cline
Jan Schlachter
Doreen Simon
Diane Stallkamp
Betsy Bores
Lisa Hooper
Annette Moore
Connie Scheel
Cindy Smith
Debi Stieber
Marilyn Allen
Mary Halsey
Darlene Wilson
Amherst artist earns Best of Show at Fine Arts Show
Avery Carl N. Erving of Amherst won Best of Show for Concept of Self in Time at the Ebove Fine Arts Show and Sale judged by Margaret Twitchell Swank. Roy Berger of Westlake received the Franklin Bates Memorial Award for Beach House. Purchase awards went to Carl Erving for Infinite Grid and Sharon Howard for East 49th St. Sixty artists entered three works. six first-place winners were named across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Carl N. Erving
Amherst
Ebove
Firelands Area Art League
Erving
Franklin Bates
Roy Berger
Westlake
Beach House
Carl Erving
Home Savings and Loan Bank
Sharon Howard
Elyria
East 49Th St
South Shore Cleaners of
H. Pete Beckmann
Toledo
Julius Kazan
Huron
Mary Dice Pettit
Norwalk
Gretchen Crouch
Bellevue
Thomas Dence
Mary Warren Wawrythe
Kindergarten Registration in New London Sets April Clinic
Kindergarten registration for five year olds by Sept. 30, 1978 in New London runs April 24 and 25. Principal Robert Glew says a screening tests hearing vision speech language and coordination. Parents must bring birth certificate immunization records and schedule an appointment 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The 45 minute tests require tennis shoes and slacks. Children not in kindergarten in 1977 who enter first grade will also be screened to detect potential problems before school entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Robert Glew
Painesville Councilman Resigns After Narrow Win
Painesville Ohio councilman at large Richard J Hall who won re election by seven votes last November has resigned effective June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, Ohio
UPI
Painesville
Richard J. Hall
Absentee God and the Saint Malaval Warn of Modern Faith
A discourse quotes Saint Malaval lamenting many possess knowledge yet lack virtue and speak of God more than to Him. It contrasts this with the promise that God will dwell in believers, urging authentic devotion beyond hollow discourse.
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Malaval
God
Forming a Mothers Club Meeting In New London
An informational meeting for forming a Mothers Club is set for April 18 at 7 30 p m in the elementary school. Principal Robert Glen urges all mothers to attend. Spring musicals for Fitzhville and New London elementary schools are scheduled for April 26 and May 2 at 7 30 p m with open houses after each program. Fifth graders will tour Greenfield Village and Ford Museum in Dearborn on April 28. a few parents may join. Interested parents should contact their child’s homeroom teacher.
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New London
Fitchville
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Reading Club
Wayne Klein
Fred
Rothschild
Kelley
Milan
American Legion Auxiliary
Cheryl Schroeder
Ridge Rd
Monroeville High School
Rodent
E&s Enterprises
P.O
Oak Harbor
Ohio
Blinzley
Dinette World
Margaret Twitchell Swank
Mansfield
Nancy Harner
Lois Neel
Earth
Norwalk Alliance Church
Howard D. Bowers
David Richter
E. Main St
W.H.S
Pall
Martin
Yale
Senour
Cinteriorgs Inc
West Main Street
Robert Glen
Greenfield Village and
Ford Museum
Dearborn, Mich
Cenorwalk ‘Home Interiors
Fisher Music
Geearez
Gulut Senin
Trumbull
the Florentino
W. Main ST
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