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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
4
Clarksfield 4-H Merry Maids club offers story hours for children ages 3 to 6 at Mrs Arthur etta Carey home on Saturdays in July and August starting July 11. An older member leads with three younger girls aiding reading and games. Gail Byron is general chairman. plans set at the club's eighth meeting.
Tot School, a pre kindergarten program run by Mrs. Joe Vattorella, opens this fall in Norwalk. Classes begin in September with daily sessions aligned to the Norwalk City schools calendar. Activities include music, group games, storytime, painting, crayons, and scissors. Registration is limited. an open house for registrants will be announced later.
Scouting Cub Scout Pack 211 held a fishing derby and picnic at Memorial Lake Park on Saturday. Prizes went to Tom Betz for largest fish and the rotating trophy, Jeff Junk for most fish, and Steve Smith for smallest fish.
Clarksfield Ladies Aid meets at 2 p.m. Thursday July 9 at Mrs. Dell Byron's home. Clarksfield Grange convenes Friday July 10. Huron County Pomona meets 8 p.m. Wednesday July 15 in Greenwich. Olena Presbyterian Women host breakfast at 9 a.m. Thursday with Mrs. Herman Powles leading devotions and Mrs. Henry Robinson directing the program. Sewing materials are collected for the National Missions School box.
UPI reports that fiber textile and apparel firms coordinate to outfit the U S Olympic team for the Tokyo parade. The Olympic Apparel Committee led by William Luttge plans outfits for about 400 men and 100 women, with designs including diagonal stretch dresses, Olympic blue jackets, red white trim, and matching accessories, ahead of the October 1964 Games.
St Marys St Marys Catholic Church Altar and Rosary Society members held a meeting at Columbia Gas of Ohio offices in Norwalk featuring Betty Newton's food demo. Mrs Paul Hartensein led. A family night is set for July 22 with Winthrop French presenting films from his Russia tour. A September reception for new members and bake sales on July 22 August 2 and August 23 are planned. Next meeting is July 16.
Members of the Hat Thomas Chapter of Blue Star Mothers and others toured the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky. They visited the hospital theatre kitchen greenhouse and vegetable gardens during the site trip.
Ayako Nakazawa and Herbert W. Moscrip were married May 7 at the American Embassy in Tokyo. The couple spent a Tokyo honeymoon and returned June 13 to Satellite Beach Florida. Moscrip works for Cocoa Beach Police Department and is a Norwalk High School graduate who served two and a half years in the U.S. Army.
A bicycle trip for all girls age 11 and over is planned for Thursday. Led by Thomas A. Butler the recreation director, girls should bring a sack lunch and money for a beverage with written parental permission. They meet at Maplehurst School in the morning and return before 5 p.m.
Calendar items list events at Greenwich Reservoir Park Firelands Toastmasters Milan Inn Norwalk Masonic Temple McGuan Field and Olena Presbyterian. Activities include Past Matron's Club picnic at 6 30 p m and Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 p m Thursday Slo Pitch League Aronica Shoe Shoppers Latin Stitch unit Mrs Kenneth Strong Twelve Tops Club and Women s Association meetings with times noted.
Mr and Mrs Huston Partins and daughters Delsia and Wanda of 109 Townsend Ave have returned from a tour of Tennessee and Kentucky and a week fishing trip to northern Michigan.
The Elks Ladies Golf Association handicap tournament concluded first round play with wins by Mrs. F L Schnei der, Mrs. Merrick Silcox, Mrs. Bud Brady, Mrs. Bernard Lehan, Mrs. C B Thomas, Mrs. Stewart Roberts and Mrs. William C Henry. Awards went to multiple players for low mid and high nets and top flight honors. A July 4 family day at the country club was cancelled.
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