Norwalk Garden Club installs new president at annual meeting
Mrs. John P. Ferris was installed as president of The Garden Club of Norwalk at the Homestead Inn. New officers for 1976 include Mrs. Paul Carpenter and Mrs. Richard Smith as vice presidents and Mrs. John Suhr as treasurer. A program titled Kaleidoscope featured a grandmotherly gardening tip and notes on washing grass with detergent to kill bacteria. The next meeting is Feb. 6 at Mrs. Richard Smith’s home with speaker Frank Postle.
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John P. Ferris
Garden Club of
Norwalk
Homestead Inn
Paul Carpenter
Richard Smith
John Suhr
Frank Storch
Frank Postle
Cedar Point
Couple To Wed Valentine's Day In Norwalk
Rebecca Sue Reilly and James W. Dendinger plan a Valentine Day wedding. Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. John T. Reilly Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dendinger. Both Norwalk High graduates, she 1972 and he 1969, employed at Reilly's Hilltop Gulf Station.
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Rebecca Sue Reilly
James W. Dendinger
John T. Reilly, Sr
Mill St
Norwalk High School
She
Reilly
Hilltop Gulf Station
Bellevue Banker Appointed to Firelands Campus Board
Philip A. Minor of Norwalk, a trust officer at Citizens National Bank, was named to a four year term on the Firelands Campus Board by the Bowling Green State University board of trustees. Minor is a St. Paul High School graduate and Miami University accounting alumnus who has served in the Air Force and now resides in Bellevue with his wife.
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Bellevue
Firelands
Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees
Philip A. Minor
Norwalk
Minor
St. Paul High School
Josephine
Citizens National Bank
Air Force
Security Police
Miami University
Bank
Huron Firelands Campus Arts Series to Start January 22
Huron Firelands Campus will host free musical programs as part of its popular artists series starting January 22. The brass quintet performs at noon in the north building student lounge and again at 7 30 p.m. in the north building theatre. The string quartet and piano follow March 4 at noon and 7 30 p.m. in the theatre. Subsequent events include woodwind quintet April 8 and opera workshop May 28 both at noon and 7 30 p.m. in the theatre. For more information contact the Office for Community Services.
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Huron — Firelands
North Building
Opera Workshop
North Building Theatre
Firelands
Office
Smoking education theme set for National Education Week
Health Commissioner Dr Howard Sparks announces Independence from Smoking as the bicentennial theme for National Education Week Smoking 76 to be observed across Ohio January 11 to 17. Emphasizes youth involvement and education on smoking risks amid rising teen use particularly among girls under 18.
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Howard Sparks
Ohio
Birth rate may have bottomed out says Institute of Life Insurance
The Institute of Life Insurance reports a leveling off in the U.S. birth rate after 17 years of decline. Provisional figures show 15 births per 1 000 people last year, slightly above 1973’s low of 14.9 per 1 000.
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UPI
America
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Calendar listings for Monday and Tuesday evening groups
Calendar of community meetings and activities for Monday and Tuesday evenings at various local venues. Groups include Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall, TOPS OH 344, Little Flower Study Club, Norwalk Conservation Auxiliary, Shakespeare Club, Carry-On Discussion Club, Firelands Senior Center, Boy Scout Troop 232, Lions Club, Elks Bridge Club, Queen Esther Chapter 15 OES, Masonic Hall events, Beta Sigma Phi, Edison Music at the high school band room.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
St. Paul Episcopal Parish
Little Flower Study Club
Bertha Bauer
Whittlesey
Jane Schaffer
Bronson
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Shakespeare Club
Harlon Jennings
Rosemary Rupp
Firelands
First United Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
Moose Lodge
Elks Bridge Club
Elks Country Club
Loapa
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall
Beta Sigma Phi
Russell Barnett
Edison Music
Heloise tips for quick warm treats and lost dog tag
The column suggests using an electric skillet with a trivet to warm rolls or muffins for one or two servings avoiding oven use. It also advises placing an address label on a dog's collar covered with clear tape in case the tag is lost.
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Heloise
Insulation tips to save energy and reduce heating costs
Advice from Ohio Edison on boosting home energy efficiency through proper insulation and high R-values. Guidance covers thermostat settings, avoiding frequent changes, and consulting heating specialists to choose suitable materials and reduce monthly bills.
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Ohio Edison
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