Rosemary Cesa Marries Gary Nardecchia in St Mary Ceremony
Rosemary Cesa and Gary Nardecchia wed February 4 at St Mary Catholic Church with Rev Norbert Howe officiating. The bride, a Fisher Music bookkeeper and Norwalk High School 1975 graduate, wore a Queen Anne lace gown and carried a colonial bouquet. The groom, Norwalk Furniture upholsterer and Fisher Wayside Furniture salesman, is a St Paul High School 1974 graduate. After a Michigan honeymoon, they will live at 11 N West St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Cesa
Gary Paul Nardecchia
St. Mary Catholic Church
Norbert Howe
Fisher Music
Norwalk High School
Quindeen Cesa
Norwalk Furniture
Fisher Wayside Furniture
St. Paul High School
Louis Nardecchia
St. Mary’s St
Wendy Knoll
Norwalk
Ted Ickes Jr
Anthony Cesa
Amy Nardecchia
North Fairfield Social groups plan meetings and events
United Church Women Society met at the United Church with Mrs. Kent Armbruster as host. Officers for 1978 remain: Armbruster president Lund vice president Morgan secretary treasurer. March meeting at Mrs. Sherald Morgan's home. Girl Scout Troop 184 planned trips to Ice Follies in Cleveland March 11 and Columbus April 15. Lions Club zone social set for Feb 11 at North Fairfield American Legion Hall with potluck dance and white elephant sale. The Pearl film shown Feb 10 at Firelands Campus Theatre in Huron as part of the Foreign Film Series. Adaptation of Steinbeck parable. Adult admission 1.50, students 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fairfield
United Church Women Society
United Church
Kent Armbruster
Armbruster
Carl Lund
Sherald Morgan
United Methodist Church
Cleveland
Columbus
Lions Club
North Fairfield American Legion Hall
Ohio Arts Council
Firelands
Huron
John Steinbeck
Weight Loss By Mail Course Offered In Huron County
A 10 part learn by mail series titled Your Weight and You teaches goal setting, diet planning with the Basic Four, exercise importance, low calorie nutritious foods, recognizing fad diets, and re-educating eating habits. Enrollment costs 1.50 dollars including brochures and records, to Barbara J. Wurzel in Norwalk. Course starts end of February.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Huron County
Barbara J. Wurzel
Home Economics
Clever Kitchen Hacks For Cooking and Storage
Cuella Stout suggests slipping a clear pee bag over each cookbook side to keep place and protect pages while cooking. M.L.B. shares freezing potato water in ice cubes to reconstitute instant mashed potatoes later for quick fixes.
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Heloise
Cuella Stout
M.L.B
Schaechterler Golden Wedding Anniversary News note
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schaechterle of 81 Christie Ave mark their 50th wedding anniversary on Feb 15. An open house is set for Feb 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church. They joined in Havanna Ohio on Feb 15 1928 with Rev G C Heffelfinger. They have one daughter Donna Tyson and two sons Gordon and John plus 11 grandchildren.
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Alfred Schaechterle
Christie Ave
Calvary Baptist Church
Benedict Ave
Schaechterle
Alice Eastman
Havanna
Ohio
G.C. Heffelfinger
Schaechterles
Lee
Donna) Tyson
Norwalk
Gordon
John
Hastings
Mich
Calendar Wednesday and Thursday Community Meetings
Wednesday events include Daughters of Isabella Business meeting at Knights of Columbus Home 254 W Main St 8 p.m Kappa Epsilon at Shirley ad home 8 p.m TOP OH 1161 at Congregetibeian Community Church Monroeville 7 30 p.m TOPS OH 578 at Joan Anderson Old State road 7 30 p.m A A Al Anon Alateen at First United Presbyterian Church 8 p.m Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple 7 30 p.m Thursday A A Discussion meeting at First United Presbyterian Church 10 a.m
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Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
W. Main St
Kappa Epsilon
Shirley
Congregetibeian Community Church
Monroeville
Joan Anderson
Old State Road
Al-Anon
Alateen
First United Presbyterian Church
Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple
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Mrs
Milan Avenue
Ay K
Coats
P.j.’S
P.J
Missy
Tina
Bonheur
Corsar
Holman Jewelerrs
East Main St
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