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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1970
Page
5
About 70 members from area 4-H clubs demonstrated home care and grooming skills in the Junior Fair building on Thursday morning. They showed refinishing furniture makeup clothes construction and more with fabric samples props and ready meals.
First place in juniors goes to Jackeline Young of Norwalk Snappy Snippers with runners up Marilyn Bishcoff and Paula Robuck. Seniors crown Linda Zimmerman of Hartland Merry Mixers and Nikki Schafer of New London Rip N Stitch as top individuals. Ohio Edison presents electric blanket prizes to first place winners in each division.
Dr. Charles Goff, minister emeritus of the Chicago Temple, will serve as Lakeside chaplain of the week with talks each morning at 10 in Orchestra Hall. He and his wife, longtime Chicago residents now based in Fort Lauderdale, enjoy wintering in Florida. The Republican Glee Club of Columbus, 98, founded in 1872, performs on Hoover Stage Saturday at 8 15 p.m. The group, once semi military, has historic ties to Grant and Wilson and has appeared at the White House. The oldest active member is Harry M. Beatty, 85, with 51 years of service.
The Catholic Diocese of Toledo announces Rev Richard C Dunn will be pastor of St Marys Church Wakeman. He transfers from St Patrick Bascom and St Andrew Liberty to his new post with the appointment effective Tuesday.
The Kime home hosted a Sunday family picnic celebrating Clifford Currier and his wife’s 25th wedding anniversary in Jefferson. Ralph Kime marked a birthday and Robert Lenhert, also of Jefferson, observed an anniversary. Caroline Whetstone, a California teacher, attended.
New York based General Federation of Women’s Clubs reports a nationwide survey finding the motion picture industry ignores the preferences of a large adult audience. The group cites insensitivity and failure to address community morality and culture needs.
The term drape originated as a corruption of drab, once used to describe dull fabrics hung as curtains at doors and windows. Early usage links drab to plain textiles later evolving into the decorative drape.
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