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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1966

Page

3

TENTH OF A SERIES JESUS IN THE TEMPLE WITH SIMEON WISE MEN LATER

Joseph and Mary bring Jesus to the temple in Jerusalem six miles north of Nazareth where Simeon, a devout man, proclaims the Christ child and praises God. He declares that his sight of salvation fulfills God’s promise to Israel. Wise men from the East are mentioned to come later.

Jesus Joseph Mary Temple Jerusalem Simeon Christ God Israel

New London Grange Plans Year End Potluck and Events

The New London Grange announces a 7 p.m. New Year’s Eve potluck turkey supper for members. Plans for February include a public smorgasbord dinner and a busy year with sewing and baking contests, cancer and heart association projects, volunteer services, and a block home program to protect children. The group also contributed to the Huron County Health and TB association and hosted a Christmas program with carols, readings by Polly Zimmerman, and Santa delivery of gifts.

New London Lewis Heyman The Cancer Society and Heart Association Huron County Health and TB Association Helen Payne Grange Polly Zimmerman Lawrence Snyder Santa

Revolution In Religion Outlined By Norwalk Leader

Norwalk Kiwanis heard Rev. Howard J. Wiant describe a sweeping shift in church life. He cited better communications, bringing the pulpit to the people, and greater unity across denominations, noting Catholic reforms and Protestant mergers as signs of a turning point. prominent figures like Malcolm Boyd Bishop Pike and Martin Luther King were mentioned as exemplars.

Howard J. Wiant Norwalk Norwalk Kiwanis Club Malcolm Boyd Bishop Pike Martin Luther King Revolution.”” Boyd Wiant Rev. King Columbus National Council of Christian Churches St. Mowrer’s Cleveland William Brown

Yule Service Set By Universalists

The First Universalist Church in Norwalk hosts two Christmas services. At 10:30 a.m. Rev. George Hayduk speaks on Christmas as eve time. An evening service at 5:50 p.m. features music poetry drama.

First Universalist Norwalk George Hayduk Bing Seibert Stanton Taylor Pat Ward Gene Statzer Lloyd Ward Susan Stumpf Hayduk Marjorie Morrow

Berlin Heights presents Christmas at Home program

Berlin Heights High School music department presents Christmas at Home at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the gym. The program features a skit Grandpa and Grandma and a visit from the family chorus, the Berlinaires, and a high school band with 52 musicians and 85 chorus members.

Berlin Heights Berlin Berlinaires Ted Vattorella Jeff Green Howard Hill Blake Hurley Cindy Bruns Sandy Bruns Renee Fortson Sue Reising

Library Holiday Hours And Gifts Noted

Christmas vacation hours set for Berlin Township and Milan Public Libraries with closures December 24 to 26. Four Berlin Heights table tops to be recovered in formica. Nancy Pearson, Milan story hour leader, to receive a Christmas gift check for her services as she is not an employee of the board.

Berlin Heights Berlin Township Milan Formica Nancy Pearson

A Good Habit Shop the Classified Columns

A brief notice encouraging readers to check the classifieds daily for valuable deals and everyday bargains.

Registration At BG Branches Is Monday

Bowling Green University students from Bryan, Fremont, Fostoria, and Sandusky planning to take classes on the main campus for the second semester of 1966 67 will register on campus Monday. Dr Ralph H Geer will host a campus briefing at 9 a m in the University Union Alumni Room and advisers will guide registrations from 9 45 to 11 45 p m. Second semester classes begin Monday February 6 1967.

Bowling Green Bowling Green University Bryan Fremont Fostoria Sandusky Ralph H. Geer University Union

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