Wedding Bells for Kathleen Preston and Gary Hansberger
Kathleen D. Preston and Gary A. Hansberger exchanged vows at noon on June 12 at St. Paul Catholic Church with Rev. John Bishop officiating. The bride, daughter of Alfred and (deceased) Preston, wore a Chantilly lace gown and veil, and was escorted by her father. the groom is Don Hansberger's son from U.S. 250 south and a 1976 EHOVE graduate working as a farmer.
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Kathleen D. Preston
Gary A. Hansberger
St. Paul Catholic Church
John Bishop
Alfred Preston
W. Main St
Norwalk High School
Valley Beach Park
Don Hansberger
U.S. 250 South
St. Paul High School
Ehove Joint Vocational School
State 4-H Junior Leadership Camp draws Huron County representatives
Three Huron County youths were chosen by the County Extension 4-H Committee for the State 4-H Junior Leadership Camp. Janet Reilly of Norwalk Creative Kids 4-H Club and Matt Smith of Northside 4-H Club will attend, with Kevin Conger of Firelands 4-H Club selected as camp counselor. The camp runs July 12 to 17 at 4-H Camp Ohio. Peru Buttons and Bows marks its eighth meeting as members learned a new term, brought treats for fair booth workers, and heard a macrame demonstration. Maple City Clovers met at the Marinis’ home with demonstrations on sand painting, hem techniques, and gadget pressing.
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Huron County
Janet Reilly
Norwalk Creative Kids
Matt Smith
Northside
Kevin Conger
Firelands
Ohio
Mary Ann Ruffing
Susie Kraft
Mary Ann
Johnston and Muntean wed in Euclid ceremony
Euclid at Boulevard Presbyterian Church saw Darlene Sue Johnston wed Stephen Robert Muntean Jr on June 12 officiated by Rev. Robert Clapp. The couple, with families from Huron Berwyn and Milan, plans a Euclid residence after both earned degrees and hold jobs in retail and paper sales.
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Euclid
Darlene Sue Johnston
Stephen Robert Muntean
Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Robert Clapp
Curtis Bowers
Woodlawn Ave
Amil Johnston
Alpine Trail
Huron
Stephen Muntean
Berwyn
Elaine Sturgill
Milan
Sunny Borsakow
Akron
Wendy Mahavlie
Huron County Republican Women report Canton conference and goals
At the June meeting the Huron County Federation of Republican Women learned Ohio Spring Conference in Canton drew over 500 delegates and guests addressed by Jim Collins and Jack Ford. A six foot scroll honored founding signers of the Declaration of Independence as a pledge to join Founding Fathers in support of independence. Local group now has 300 members aiming for 500 by July 4. contact Mrs. Sanders or Mrs. Rekart. Next meeting July 14 at Don's Coffee Corner 11 am to 2 pm with guest speaker Grant Walls.
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Huron County Federation of Republican Women’s Club
Joseph Neidzwiecki
Canton
Texas
Jim Collins
Ford
Jack
William Sanders
Clyde Rekart
Don’s Coffee Corner
Grant Walls
Huron County Welfare Department
Heloise hints from Norwalk reflector July 1 1976
Dear Heloise a bachelor writer suggests liquefying a beef bouillon cube in water to flavor creamed potatoes and onions. Bess Satterfield notes she stringing foil pie pans in the garden to deter winged thieves.
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Norwalk
Heloise
Bess Satterfield
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Carol R. Sutton
Thomas Brown
Tim C. Kline
Steve P. Preston
Mrs. Hansberger
Mrs
Maple City Clovers
Karen and
Margaret Marini
Marilyn Butler
Sue Klett
Barb Kline
Darlene Johnston
Stephen R. Muntean, Jr
Scott Muntean
Carl Miller
Roger Bailey
Cambridge
Muntean
Edison High School
Ohio University
Lota Kelly
William Kitt
Conestoga High School
Scott Paper Co
Cleveland
Cleveland State University
Calif
Washington
Boose
Social Scene
Women of the Moose
Loyal Order of the Moose
Carl Hartman
Russell Hales
Maynard Smith
John Copsey
Mary Honaker
Moose Hall
Academy of Friendship
Eagles
Lakeside
Danbury Township
Hoover Auditorium
Max Davey
Ted Strasser
WJR
Detroit
Lakeside Dock
Joan Anderson
Willard A
Willard United Bank
Florence
Colonel Sanders
Kentucky Fried Chicken _ TERRY'S
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Prince
Holman Jewelers
Kolman
Jewelers
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