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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
5
Maplehurst School hosts Fun Night on April 26 from 6 to 9 p.m. The Maplehurst PTO sponsors the event with proceeds funding playground equipment. Games run in classrooms and food is served in the multi purpose room.
Toastmasters meet at Hickory Steak House in Sandusky at 6 30 p m TOPS OH 578 at the Senior Center 8 p m and Boy Scout Troop 234 gathers at St Paul Social Hall 7 p m.
Gather rainwater from your downspout to irrigate plants and lawn. Use a barrel or container to store runoff and apply it during dry spells to reduce municipal water use and promote sustainable gardening.
Catherine Beck and Wayne Smith wed Saturday at First United Presbyterian Church in a ceremony led by Rev. O Frank Storch III The bride daughter of Kenneth and Carolyn Beck and the groom son of Wayne and Laura Smith The couple will reside at 1 Manahan Ave Norwalk after a Colorado wedding trip The bride a Norwalk High School 1969 graduate works at Wappler Instruments The groom a Milan High School 1966 graduate works at Dorr Chevrolet in Milan
Patricia Jean Slanczka daughter of Mrs Hope Slanczka Wakeman and the late Frank Slanczka is engaged to John Michael Lynch son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lynch Sr 12 W League St The couple plan a August 16 wedding at St Marys Church in Wakeman Miss Slanczka a 1974 Western Reserve High School graduate works at Landmark Foods in Norwalk Her fiancé a Norwalk High School graduate of 1973 works at Norwalk Furniture Corp
The American Contract Bridge League Charity game returns to Sandusky on Tuesday April 29 at the YMCA. Sponsored by the Sandusky Duplicate Bridge Club, proceeds support groups including the American Cancer Society. The event carries a sectional rating with more master points for winners.
Den 3 and Pack 232 met at First United Presbyterian for a March gathering with a circus theme. Richard Andrews became a Bobcat during the award ceremony. Gary Brown Loren Greene and Eric Folk earned Wolf badges. Wayne Lenhart earned a Bear badge and gold arrows. Wayne Lenhart, Loren Greene David McDaniels Tracy Hivner Eric Folk and Gary Brown received gold arrows. Gary Brown earned four silver arrows. Webelos Pete Fowler John Wade earned the athlete award and Steve Barnett the artist. Tom Meikle and David McDaniels received recruiter patches and Wayne Lenhart a Pedro patch.
The Townsend T S 4 H Club opened its second meeting with a $1 annual dues plan and discussion of look alike shirts. Members and officers are listed. annual dues set at $1, with plans for shirts and community projects.
Dr Wynfred Joshua a Defense Department consultant speaks on The Changing Balance of Power in a Tuesday Education Fund political science forum at Firelands Campus The 7 p m address is the fourth in the series and open to the public Joshua covers European and Soviet political and military affairs shaping US security policies
Social notes from North Fairfield and Clarkfield describe the Chit Chat Club at Mrs. Aarie Vander Pyl's in Norwalk exchanging houseplants and a May 14 meeting at Mrs. Williams. The Catholic Widowers and Widows Club plans a Reynolds Hall potluck and officer election, with meetings every third Sunday through November. Eastern Star Wakeman Chapter posts in memoriam for Henry Sanford, April 22 inspection, and a Cleveland convention October 28 29 30.
Do not run water while washing dishes shampooing or washing your car. Use your dishwasher only at full capacity. Keep water in the refrigerator to avoid running the faucet for cold drinking water.
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