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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1977
Page
5
Reader asks why single people face pressure to attend parties with a date and how to handle being a bachelor at events. Abby advises to insist on bringing a date if desired, noting many bachelors serve as escorts for single women.
A compiled list of weekly school lunch menus across Monroeville Willard Seneca Berlin Norwalk New London South Central Western Reserve Norwalk Day Care St. Paul and others shows daily options such as Hamburgers Raviola Pizza Burgers Bean Soup Tuna Noodle Casserole Lasagna and more. Every day includes sides like fruit, vegetables, breads, and desserts with multiple schools listed.
A ham crustless cheddar quiche uses refrigerated biscuits as crust with a creamy filling. Quick French Bread bakes from biscuit dough into a loaf topped with sesame. Apricot kuchen provides a sweet apricot jam custard bake with butter and sour cream.
On April 2 at St. Peter Lutheran Church Jo Anne Jameson wed Arthur Alan Chaffee in a traditional ceremony. The bride wore a knit bodice gown with chiffon skirt and carried white roses. The couple, a Norwalk native pair, honeymooned in Hawaii.
The Sandusky Concert Association reveals a five concert 1977 78 season opening with the Cincinnati Ballet Company on Sept 29 and includes the Gregg Smith Singers Oct 15 Concord String Quartet Nov 7 and Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra May 1 1978. Susan Davenny Wyner cancellation followed by March 6 1978 booking. Tickets go on sale April 11 to May 31 with membership options 6 and 12 50.
The Lazy Daisies 4-H Club met at Betty Graffice’s home electing Randy Hosark as president Celeste McDonald as vice president Helen Perry as secretary treasurer Leah Bright Thelsa Klading health safety Tina Garner Vicki Lorie Graffice recreation Stacy Spinello Beth Flickinger calling committee Vickie Smith Judi Hakes. Norwalk Drifters met at Huron County Fairgrounds with Sandy Sweet presiding welcoming Kathy Germond Mike Guest. Hartland Scramblers held April 5 gathering at the Rosperts home then at Clancys Norwalk for four Project cards. trash pickup is today at Hartland Community Hall. officers meet April 21 and next gathering is April 19 at the Barmans home.
Susan Moyer of Heart and Hand House will speak at First United Methodist Church Sunday morning with a congregational covered dish and slides from her mission. A new ladies exercise class starts 8 p.m. Wednesday. Junior High MYF car wash and a 5 p.m. picnic follow next Saturday. Ray Sizemore and David Kniffin lead a two part adult education on the prison system this Sunday and next at 9:30 a.m. St. Alphonsus in Peru hosts a 7:30 p.m. Mass for Daughters of Isabella. St Paul Church holds Mardi Gras from 6 to 12 p.m. at Milan Avenue hall with games and meals. Rosary and Altar Society meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school cafeteria. High school registration starts next week. Elementary and high school join a paper drive next Thursday through Sunday. FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH welcomes new members at 11 a.m. Sunday.
Saturday listings include New London A A at First United Methodist Church at 8 p.m Wakeman A A at Western Reserve High School cafeteria 7 30 p.m Monday Rotary Club Norwalk Bowling Center 11 45 a m South Side Reading Club casserole luncheon at Mrs E W Selfe home 1 p m Roundabout Reading Club Luncheon Maple Tree Restaurant 1 p m TOPS OH 344 Columbia Gas Co 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary Eagles Hall 8 p m.
Classified section showcases large savings on home furnishings with deals across furniture, decor, and accessories. Find stylish selections at lower prices, plus limited-time offers from local retailers.
The Shalom United Church of Christ invites the public to Sunday evening worship at 7:30 and Sunday School at 10:00. It operates a Free Medical Clinic Monday evenings from 7 to 9 and runs a thrift store while sharing space with an Al-Anon group. Contact numbers are 668-1927, 668-1002, and 668-2063.
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