Japanese student endures Ohio blizzard visit to Norwalk
Tsuruko Ueda, 23, of Osaka, Japan visiting the William Catalano family on Old State Road, arrived Jan 24 and faced one of Ohio history’s worst blizzards. She came to improve English, living as a maid and learning American winter life while host Lisa Catalano guides her through cooking, outings, and shares about Niagara Falls and local culture.
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Tsuruko Ueda
Norwalk
Disneyland
Niagara Falls
Ohio
Tsuruko
William Catalano
Old State Road
United States
Japan
Lisa Catalano
Lisa
St. Paul High School
Osaka Women’s University
Catalano
Mark
Cheryle
Ohio State University
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
U.S
Paul Stafford
Teaching children money sense through home budget training
The article argues money stays central in life and marital harmony. It urges parents to give children early money experience, proper allowances tied to needs, and guidance on saving and spending. Teen years demand increased allowances and responsibility, while instilling goals, budgeting, and prudent purchases for lifelong money skills.
Community Meeting and Club Schedule for Norwalk Area
Calendar items list events at Norwalk Bowling Center and local venues. Troop 232 at First United Presbyterian Church meets at 7 p.m. Bridge Club gathers at the Golden Red Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Temple at 8 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous meets at Milan Baptist Church on Old State Road at 7:30 p.m.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Norwalk
Golden Red
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Temple
Milan Baptist Church
Old State Road
Wedding Bells for Sharon Turini and Lee Millhouse in Blizzard
Sharon Turini and Lee Millhouse wed in a Jan 27 ceremony at St. Paul Catholic Church as a blizzard delayed their plans. The bride, a Norwalk High School home economics teacher, and the groom, a sheriff’s dispatcher, live at 27 E Elm St. Norwalk and have ties to Monogahela and Gaeta Italy.
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Sharon Turini
Lee Millhouse
St. Paul Catholic Church
Robert Thomas
Millhouse
Norwalk High School
Louis W. Turini
Monogahela
Ashland College
California State College
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Ronald G. Millhouse
E. Elm St
University of Toledo
U.S. Navy
Gaeta
Italy
Heather
Glenda J. Podrosky
Sewing Course Offered Here
The Huron County Cooperative Extension Service offers a beginning clothing construction course on February 15 16 22 and 23 from 9 am to 2 pm at the county administration building 180 Milan Ave Learn to use a sewing machine cut sew and complete a garment with sleeves collar zipper and facings Bring your machine To enroll send 4 advance registration fee to Barbara Wurzel County Extension Agent Home Economics 190 Milan Ave.
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Huron County Cooperative Extension Service
Milan Ave
Barbara Wurzel
Home Economics
Garden Club hosts blue bird houses project in Norwalk
Mrs. John Ferris chaired a Garden Club of Norwalk meeting with Mrs. Earl Lowe Mrs. John Suhr and Mrs. A O White assisting. Scout Troop 232 will build blue bird houses to border Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Carlos Tucker led plant research and a how to session while Hilda Storch was a guest. Next meeting March 3 with Mrs. Paul Carpenter. Huron concert by BGSU Black Gospel Choir at Firelands Campus 7 30 p m open to public. Norwalk Mothers of Twins Club meets 8 p m at Mrs. Nash residence Barbara Wurzel speaks on preschool children.
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John Ferris
Norwalk
Earl Lowe
John Suhr
A.O. White
Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Valley Edge
Carlos Tucker
Hilda Storch
Farnk Storch III
Paul Carpenter
Huron
BGSU
Black Gospel Choir
Teresa Sanders
Firelands
Needlework Is Booming in the United States
NEW YORK (UPI) Hand needlework surges as a leisure craft and therapy. Industry estimates place retail volume at 800 million to 1 billion dollars for threads yarns needles and patterns with big chains controlling about 65 percent of sales. About 30 million women and 8 million men are active in needle crafts. Mary Colucci notes exhibitors and expositions in New York Newport Beach and Dallas, with 195 manufacturers represented.
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New York
UPI
United States
Mary Colucci
National Needlework Assoc
Newport Beach
Calif
Dallas
Miss Colucci
Rosy Grier
Champion Chili At Chili Bowl in Rosamond California
Rosamond California hosts the International Chili Society cook-off with 35000 participants and spectators. Las Vegas broker Jay Pennington wins this year's title with a pork beef chili using peppers spices and tomatoes. The recipe lists onions peppers celery beef tomato paste stewed tomatoes tomato sauce water garlic and chili powder among ingredients and simmers for over two hours yielding 12 to 16 servings.
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Rosamond
Calif
The
International Chili Society
California
Jay Pennington
Las Vegas
Firelands Scholarship Applications Open for 1978-79
Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University invites applications for scholarship aid for the 1978-79 academic year. Deadline to return is May 1. More than 30 scholarships range from 100 to 800 dollars, funded by local individuals, clubs, and businesses. The scholarship committee will assess academics, activities, and special needs. For forms and listings contact Community Services or Admissions at Firelands, 419-433-5560.
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Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
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