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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
5
Linda Opfer, Berlin Heights senior, serves as sports editor for both the high school newspaper and yearbook. She charts football, basketball, wrestling and attends games, joking about the teasing that comes with a first year in the role.
A group of Monroeville and Willard students debate if Christmas is overly commercialized. Reactors stress loss of meaning, artificial trees, gift focus, and the need to explain Christ birth to children. One senior argues as long as children know Christ’s birth, commercialization isn’t excessive.
Area schools held Christmas assemblies this week with guest speakers from Ripley Congregational Church and performances by school choirs and music departments. Santa attracted attention at the Ripley event while New London styled its program around Old Fashioned Christmas with a needy families gift drive.
A reader shares shoe storage by placing pairs in plastic bread bags and hanging them to eliminate dust. Another suggests a baby changing pad from a zippered pillow slip cover on a vanity counter for easy changing. A third recommends a two pronged holder for corn on the cob to avoid puncturing fingers.
The North Fairfield PTO held its annual Christmas party in the school auditorium. Kindergarten through fourth grade sang under Mrs. Clark Hunter with each class presenting a part. fifth to seventh grades performed plays and songs directed by Mr. Melvin George. Santa distributed treats. Junior Band played as well. The Methodist Church Youth choir visited homes and a rest home before returning for church refreshments. A correction notes Mrs. Marvin Schultz as a fourth grade room Mother, not Mrs. Ralph Schultz.
Women of the Moose hold executive meeting at 7 30 p m with regular session at 8 p m in lodge rooms Queen Esther Chapter of Eastern Stars meets at the Masonic Temple at 8 p m.
Wakeman Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will pack Christmas boxes for shut ins at an 8 p.m. meeting on December 26. Mrs. Julia Wheeler of Wakeman presented slides from her Europe trip with narration at the recent gathering.
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