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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
5
Wakeman and Florence Township Fire Departments host a chicken barbecue and dance at St. Marys Hall Wakeman Feb 7. Barbecue 6 30 to 8 p m dance 9 p m proceeds split for firefighting equipment admission 7 50 per person tickets from Bob Bonner or at the door
In the fish supply aisle buy clear plastic air line tubing about 18 inches per pull toy. Thread a cord through the tubing attach one end to the toy and the other to a rubber washer to prevent tangling. Practical tips from a parent of twins.
Willard's Outstanding Citizen of the Year award went to George Russell a 60 year old former Navy captain who retired in Willard in 1971. He organized Kiwanis and English classes and serves as Chamber of Commerce manager while driving seniors to meals. His wife Elaine supports his volunteer work.
David Chauvin of Edison High School earns a place in the Ohio Music Education Association All-State Bicentennial Band after a competitive audition of 150 selected from over 400. He plays saxophone in the school symphonic band. Rehearsals run Feb 5 6 at the Ohio State Fairgrounds ahead of the Feb 6 concert at Mershon Auditorium. Public attendance is invited.
Trucklines National Thespian Society Troop 2912 held its initiation Thursday night naming inductees Steve Berezin Linda Lee Englert Calvin Sickle Stephen Sickle and Sue Ward Parents attended and refreshments followed College-bound seniors reviewed ACT scores with counselor John Aschemeier after last December test A Ski Club meeting occurred after school Organizing plans to be announced later A district music festival is set for Saturday at Bellevue High School with Norwalk High performers Admission 1 for adults 50 cents for students Norwalk Park and Recreation Board sponsors a Saturday dance 8 to 11:30 in the junior high gym Cost 1.50 Tennis shoes requested Norwalk High board representatives are Kacey Landoll and Mark Lane.
South Central Boosters Club will sponsor a country and western music show from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. January 25 at the school. Performers include Marv Hewitt and the Country Expressions, Jerry Knight and the Sidemen, and student Nick Oney with master of ceremonies Ashland DJ Red Bird Gary Gott. Tickets cost 2 dollars a couple, 1.75 dollars for a single, and 75 cents for students.
Elma C. Rupert has been named Young Career Woman by the Firelands BPW Club of Norwalk. The Norwalk High School graduate and Home Savings and Loan secretary will represent the club in February district YCW competition in Port Clinton.
Cub Scout Pack 240 and their fathers will spend two days at the Izaak Walton League lodge on Peru West Section Line Road. They depart St. Joseph parish social center at 4 this afternoon and plan to return 2 Saturday. The Holy Name Society holds a breakfast Sunday after 8 o’clock Mass. Knights of Columbus meet Tuesday at 8 with admission degree for new members. Monroeville Home Association holds its annual meeting after the council meeting with officer elections.
Junior Girl Scout Troop 184 elected new officers Tracy Palmer Tracy White and Jennifer Burwell as patrol leaders and Susan Ott as scribe at United Methodist Church Tuesday. Brownie Troop 108 met January 6 planning year activities and a spring move up. A donation to Juliet Lowe fund was arranged and group exercises and first aid taught. Sandusky Chapter 1305 of AARP resumes monthly meetings January 27 at 1 30 p m at Emmanuel United Church 334 Columbus Ave. in Sandusky. New 1976 officers elected in December will be installed by Floyd W Crowe assistant to the State Director of the Ohio Northern Central Association.
Lincoln experts say floor length drapes help prevent heat loss indoors when drawn at sunset. Norm Teter, Extension agricultural engineer at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, notes drapes block convection that would carry heat from the house.
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