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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1973

Page

5

4-H Merry Maids Plan Summer Tour and Fair Exhibits

Clarkfield 4-H unit the Merry Maids met July 23 at Mrs. Clarence Carey Sr home. Members submitted project books and presented demonstrations by Janice Kinnel Sherri Alford and Renee and Vickie Hamrick. They planned a July 26 judging at the Community Hall and a style revue Aug 6 for display at the Huron County Junior Fair August 13 to 19.

Clarksfield Merry Maids Clarence Carey Janice Kinnel Sherri Alford Renee Vickie Hamrick Kingwood Gardens Mansfield Richland Mall

Bridge Club Tuesday results and church outreach notes

Elks Bridge Club saw Mrs Huseman and Mrs Furniss McDonald top the north-south hand while Ross Stewart and George DeBolt led the east-west with first place. United Church Women inscribed New Testaments for Willard tornado victims, fund drive proceeds by vacation Bible school, and a second mission fair is planned for Oct 6 featuring Haiti, the Orient and other regions. Plans include Win Some Women's retreat at Winona Lake Oct 12 to 14 with eight members attending. United Church members attended casual service Aug 5 followed by a church yard picnic with games. Girl Scouts remain the world’s largest voluntary girls organization open to ages seven to seventeen in about 90 countries.

John Huseman Furniss McDonald Elks Bridge Club Arlene Schauss Harry Gilbert Ross Stewart George DeBolt Catherine Rogers Herman Schaafsma North Fairfield United Church Vacation Bible School Haiti South America Winona Lake Ind Scouts’ Honor New York UPI Girl Scouts World Association of Girl Scouts

Doll Show Sparks Local Pride Amid Warm Day

The Park and Recreation Department sponsored a doll show as temperature rose with 55 to 60 dolls entered. Miss Norwalk best of show went to a century old bisque doll while Mrs. Elizabeth Vartorella praised the event as the best in years. Local children and mothers competed in doll and stuffed animal categories with winners from New London and nearby streets.

Carol Buescher Park and Recreation Department Elizabeth Vartorella Mary Coon New London Sally Reed W. Main St Sally Ann Ritzenthaler St. Clair St Julie Lenz Christie Ave Margret Landoll

Community Meeting Schedule Evening Events

Calendar lists Troop 208 at St Peter Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Senior Citizens group meets at the Senior Center at 7:30 p.m. TOPS OH 578 at the Senior Center at 8 p.m. St Marys Altar and Rosary Society gathers at Reynolds Hall at 8 p.m.

St. Peter Lutheran Church St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society Reynolds Hall

Linda Sue Skinner to Wed Carl Jay Schaffer III

Linda Sue Skinner of 71 Milan Ave. engages to Carl Jay Schaffer III of Monroeville. She is a Norwalk High graduate and Beauty Bazaar employee. he is a Monroeville High and EHOVE alum, Price Construction Co. worker and farmer. They plan to marry February 16.

Dwayne Skinner Milan Ave Linda Sue Carl Jay Schaffer, III Carl Schaffer Monroeville Skinner Norwalk High School Ehove Joint Vocational School Beauty Bazaar Monroeville High School EHOVE Price Construction Co

Piano Program Skills After Year One

A National Piano Foundation approved group program enables a young student to play short songs in any key harmonize melodies with basic chords write melodies chords key signatures and fundamentals transpose and sightread in learned keys build a repertoire spanning modern classical romantic and baroque styles and create original compositions.

New York UPI National Piano Foundation

Card game chores replace rigid weekly schedule

A Reader shares a daily chores method using a deck of cards after dessert to assign dishwashing high card clears, low clears and helpers. The system reduces parental pressure and avoids the previous missing-night disputes while letting kids share responsibility.

Heloise Mom Dad Josephine C. Lavin

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