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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1970
Page
3
Monroeville Music Boosters announce a 3 p.m. February 8 winter concert at Monroeville High School Gymnasium. Junior high and high school bands will perform under Miss Elaine Yee with no admission charged. An April awards night is planned.
A Milan Mothers Club dinner featured a drugs panel led by Mrs. Richard Blackburn with Huron County Sheriff John Borgia Fisher-Titus pharmacist William Kelly and Dr Wilbur Cole. The group noted community effort is needed to curb drugs and that personality changes can signal use with girls showing higher likelihood than boys. The club voted to fund a film library on drugs to aid Sheriff Borgia and Kelly.
Busy housewives save time and money by daily shopping the Classified Section. Turn back now. Dial 662 4241 for an ad writer now.
New London area residents may apply to host the seventh American Field Service student before Feb 1 at the New York office. The incoming student will be 16 to 18 and enter senior year in 1970-71. hosts Mr. and Mrs. William Heckbert as local chapter chairs will answer questions.
The Wakeman Community Club plans a Wednesday meeting at the Stober home to discuss fencing the tennis court at Wakeman Elementary and publish cost details. The Grange reports 83 dozen doughnuts sold and an aid pledge to Boy's Village and the State Youth Fund. AFS International funds cover student Rosio Canal from Colombia and host families include Royce Jennings and others.
Miss Josephine Cobb former Berlin Heights resident turned 94 on Monday while a patient at Starkey Nursing Home where she has resided since March The Methodist missionary served two terms in China before retirement Nurses held a party for Miss Cobb and fellow patients.
Mike Brown chosen senior patrol leader for Boy Scout Troop 225. Regular patrol leaders are Tim Curtiss Scott Hartley and Jim Robson. Assistant senior patrol leaders are Mark Roscoe Gene Barre and Chris Sloan. Other officers include Todd Roscoe scribe Brian Hartley librarian Randy Leber Wesley Sexton Tom Carroll and John Kohli quartermasters. Gene Barre Mark Graffice Tim Curtiss and Jim Brown buglers. Total membership 33. Meetings held 7 p m Wednesdays in Municipal Building.
Sunday through Monday events fill local clubs and organizations with meetings and rehearsals at Eagles Hall Brownie Troop and TOPS groups. A safety reminder warns against metal utensils in vacuum bottles while plastic spoons are safe for use.
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