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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
5
Norwalk Girl Scout Eco-Action kicks off April 17 with a city wide trash-in. Troops clean assigned areas collecting papers bottles and cans before city trucks haul waste away. Erie Shores council plans similar efforts across multi county district.
Linda Mae Ickes of Norwalk married Kelly Lynn Moon on April 3 at the First United Presbyterian Church Norwalk with about 30 students in attendance. The bride taught third grade in Milan and is daughter of Theodore and Janet Ickes. the groom is son of Arthur and Moon Berlin Heights.
Dolly Bremler won the Nu Nu chapter Easter basket drawing in Milan. Fire Chief Charles Fisher selected the ticket, and the proceeds yielded a $75 check to the Milan Firemen's Rescue Squad for a new cutting saw. Local campaigning and club appointments followed at the chapter meeting.
Deborah Jean Clapp engages to Sgt Joseph E. Buki announced by her father Roger Clapp of Celina. The bride is a Miami University graduate employed by Peat Marwick Mitchell and Co. of Cincinnati. Buki, son of Elmer and Mrs. Buki of 11 Locust Lane, attended St Paul High School and Miami University and now serves at Eglin AFB near Pensacola. The couple plan to marry July 24 at St Vincent Ferrer Church in Cincinnati.
Tonight several groups meet including Firelands Business and Professional Women at 6 30 p m and Shakespeare Club at the Harlon Jennings home. Tomorrow features Elk s Ladies Luncheon at 12 30 p m and a busy afternoon at the Senior Center and churches with Girl and Boy Scout meetings and study clubs. Need to sell a used fur coat call 662 4241 for a result getting want ad.
A supermarket survey links shopper cart contents to income and lifestyle. High income buyers favor fresh produce and meats while suburban families lean toward fresh foods and convenience entrees. Small-town shoppers buy less produce and often purchase meat directly from local packers for home freezing.
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