Sukiyaki Tastes End Japan Unit for St Paul Second Graders
Fifty six second graders at St Paul Elementary sampled sukiyaki as a capstone to a Japan unit led by Jan Sweet with Colleen Bernhardt. The cooking activity illustrated cultural roles while students learned Japanese letters numbers and phrases.
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Carol Buescher
Denise Ondak
St. Paul’s
Japan
Jan Sweet
Coleen Bernhardt
Stell Cooper
Miss Sweet
Norwalk
Sukiyaki
St. Paul
Karen Smith
Eastman Anniversary and Local Society Notes
Mr and Mrs Walter Eastman Sr of 101 State St celebrate their 27th anniversary with a family dinner. Eastman from Norwalk works for Ron s Trucking. his wife from Sandusky is with General Elastomer. They have six children and four grandchildren. Kappa Epsilon rushes begin at Mrs Ralph Braker s, with Tari Miller as co host. Marilyn Cline of Berlin Heights, Edison High School, named 1973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Three sewing machine clinics announced by Cooperative Extension Service across Norwalk Willard and Bellevue dates with Barbara Wurzel available for registration.
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Walter Eastman
State St
Eastman
Norwalk
Ron’s
Sandusky
General Elastomer
Eastmans
Walter Eastman, Jr
Michael West
Roby Mullins
William
Donald
Marilyn Cline
James Cline
Berlin Heights
Edison High School
Betty Crocker
Marilyn
Miss Cline
General Mill
Cooperative Extension Service
Credit Association
Willard Memorial Library
First National Bank
Bellevue
Barbara Wurzel
Five County Stroke Club hosts Sandusky talk on Africa trip
Rex Damschroder shared slides from his Africa trip at the Five County Stroke Club meeting held at 7 30 p m in Sandusky Township Hall. The club reports 60 guests attended. In Clarksfield the Ladies Aid honored two members birthdays at a luncheon with a regular meeting set for 2 p m March 15 at Mrs Myron Allgood's home in West Clarksfield.
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Sandusky
Rex Damschroder
Africa
5 County
Sandusky Township
Clarksfield
Norwalk Reflector Help Wanted Column
Job seekers in Norwalk sought by local help wanted column. Listings highlight employment opportunities with brief descriptions and contact details for applicants seeking work.
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The
Norwalk
Birthday Club Marks 50th Birthday in Norwalk
New London residents of the Birthday Club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a luncheon at Bob's Village Restaurant and a program at Mrs. Paul Ronk's home. Charter members attended. others joined afterward. The group plans to meet with Mrs. Dowd in March.
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New London
Birthday Club
Bob’s Village
Paul Ronk
Bert Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Evert Hartman
Charles Dowd
Norris Snyder
Glenn Jennings
Marvin Hibbard
Graydon Ward
Ivan Triplett
Lucy Collingwood
Dowd
World Day of Prayer Observed by Monroeville Church
The Monroeville Congregational Church will host World Day of Prayer at 7 30 p m on March 2. Mrs George Landon, president of the women's fellowship, will lead with meditations by Mrs Harry McRae. Area churches are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Women’s Fellowship
Harry McRae
Community club and scout schedule for Monday and Tuesday
Calendar lists events at First United Methodist Church and other venues. Activities include Girl Scout troops, Webelo Scouts, Whittlettes, Eagles Auxiliary, Democratic Women, Isabella Study Club, and various senior center meetings with times from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday in Huron County.
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First United Methodist Church
Webelo
Whittlettes
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Firelands
Democratic Women’s Club
Robert Hill
Isabella Study Club
J. Leck
First United Presbyterian Church
Huron County Bank
Elk’s Bridge Club Country Club
Welcome Wagon Book Review Club
Barbara Kompa
Wakeman Grange
Grange Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles D. Sweet
Morley Dr
Nancie Meeker
Reflector
Scott Jaworski
Homemaker OF Tomorrow
Five County Stroke Club
AID Meeting
Robes Eamine Boy
FUR Boc
Alm
Opportunity Club
Lewis McLaughlin
Reading Club
Herbert Freeman
Vincent Price Fright
MC Inday
the Conqueror Worm
Mall Eray
Iweee TV
Cleveland
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