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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1972
Page
5
Readers share practical sewing and decorating ideas from patching sneakers to doorbell amusements. A twin Birth note notes May 4 1919 and questions about twins in a club highlight family curiosities. The column invites homemaker letters for future answers.
Aug 5 ceremonies unite Ginger G. Geason and Stuart L. F. Taylor at Grace United Methodist Ver Milion. Both graduates of Edison High School work in Norwalk area jobs and live at Huron. The weddings featured detailed gowns, attendants, and family ties, with receptions and a Canadian honeymoon noted.
The Elks Bridge Club awards for the North South hand go to Mrs. Jane McFarlin and Ross Steward with runners up Mrs. Marshall Fields and Mrs. James Browder. East West winners are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vogt, with second place to Mrs. John Huseman and Mrs. Herman Brumm. Ohio Administration on Aging funds half price admission for center programs including crafts and dances. Irene Smith enters the local cookie bake off.
Dr. Sam Lambert of the NEA and National Reading Council offers guidance for parents of children entering kindergarten. He recommends establishing regular dinner or snack times to discuss school and related topics with the child this fall.
Ground The Stork Boy Scout Troop 208 will hike the Johnny Appleseed Trail August 25 to 27 visiting dams statues and other points of interest. Norwalk Senior Citizens attend Ohio State Fair August 30 with Ruth Ayres bus leaving from the Senior Center. A New York study notes one in five American couples sterilization by 1970 rose 46 percent since 1965 with three million sterilized for contraception.
Pamela Moore Epstein, an auctioneer and antiques specialist, built a career after her husband’s death, expanding a Woodbourne barn into a Northeast art and antiques center. She is the first woman director of the New Jersey Society of Auctioneers and averages three auctions weekly with many benefitting causes. Epstein lectures on antiques and manages estate appraisals while balancing a London accent and a busy schedule. Her family includes two daughters and a husband, Lawrence Epstein, a Monticello court reporter.
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