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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1974
Page
3
Readers share practical hints from roadside signals using white cloths to signify distress and staying safe near traffic. Tips also cover improvised canning cups from paper cups and efficient dusting by wearing wool socks to trap dust on hardwood floors.
In Philadelphia four bishops ordained 11 women as priests in defiance of church law. Dorothy Scovil, director of Trinity Church’s Human Development Center, supports change and sees women gaining priestly roles despite possible schisms. she emphasizes personal calling and service in the clergy.
Entry forms are available for the candidate at large preliminary of the Miss Teenage America Pageant. No entry fee is required. Judging based on poise appearance scholastic achievement and individual accomplishment. Deadline September 30. Forms obtainable from Miss Teenage America National Headquarters Dallas Texas 75247.
Calendar note lists Elks Bridge Club at Elks Country Club at 7 30 p m and Shoestring Players at Huron County Bank Building room 202 at 7 30 p m.
Christine Beat and Richard Hillman married Saturday at St Paul Catholic Church with Rev. Martin Donnelly officiating. The bride, daughter of Harold and ,is a Providence Nursing graduate and nurse at Providence Hospital. the groom, son of T H Hillman, is a GM Institute graduate and sales engineer for New Departure Hyatt in Bristol Connecticut. The couple will reside at 420 King Street Bristol after a Lake Geneva honeymoon.
The Hartland club met at Mark Greene’s home for its eleventh gathering. Members reviewed the car wash report and filled exhibit cards. Ron Urbansky demonstrated vegetables and Dan Gerstenberger presented on Your Electric Bill. A swimming party followed. The next meeting is Aug. 7 at Tina Cooper’s home to hand in all project books.
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