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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
5
Monroeville board announces adult education beginning January 28 for area residents. Courses run ten weeks in various rooms with instructors Frank Heitsche Jr. and Rosemary Kramer among others. Registration ends January 26. full fees due opening night. supplies extra.
In New York the Small Business Administration will host a booth at the Start Your Own Business Exposition in Coliseum, highlighting franchised opportunities for women. George Arons notes the current show favors food fashion home furnishing and similar franchises suited for women or couples, stressing sales ability and determination.
North Fairfield reports the American Legion Auxiliary Firelands Memorial Unit 706 will sponsor a girl for the Ohio Girls State session at Ohio State University this summer. They will donate to March of Dimes Heart Fund and Brecksville VA Hospital and order poppies for Memorial Day. Next auxiliary meeting is March 5 at Mrs. Richard Keefer’s home.
The Huron County cooperative extension service offers a four week program for homemakers titled Stretching the Family Dollar. The first session runs 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday at the Production Credit Association building 55 Whittlesey Ave. Barbara J. Becker says the session covers money management methods and their practical use. Attendance is open to all with no charge.
Herbert Freeman hosted a program titled The Love of Poetry for the Shakespeare Club at the First United Presbyterian Church. He quoted Shakespeare and read works by Housman Robinson Carroll Masefield Eliot and Sandburg while noting his literary lineage from his university professor father. A commendation letter from James Overhuls and a life membership in the Firelands Historical Society were awarded. Social hour followed with local hosts.
Repeated call to sell your car or other items with classified ads. Encourages extra money and urges dialing 662-4241 for ad placement and business notices.
Members of the Carry On Discussion Club discontinue their program on Is It the Same Church and switch to a new book. Mrs. James Kozak read from a Mary life chapter in That Man Is Yours at the Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Joseph Niedzweicki. Roll call cited New Year’s Resolutions I’ve Kept. Next meeting will be a social hour followed by a business session.
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