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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
6
More than 200 local Girl Scouts wrap a week of day camp at Memorial Lake Park near the upper reservoir. The campers pack up today with many having spent the week camping and helping with chores including washing up at a temporary stand.
Saturday calendar lists a Knights of Columbus reunion at home 7 30 p m and FADS dance at Lake Park 8 to 11 p m. Scouting leaders describe day camp with campers and adult workers camping nights despite rain while Girl Scout units plan Tuesday to Friday nights led by Mrs. Ross Dobbs and volunteers with rain gear and growing independence.
A friendly notice warns that large pleasure craft and rafts depart from every shore with many aware of hazards. It cautions against driving in poor condition and offers transmission or engine repair services, claiming not always the cheapest but the best.
Mrs. Barry Goldwater expressed supreme happiness after the GOP nominated her husband. Peggy Goldwater attended the Cow Palace and walked onstage for his acceptance speech, signaling she will be a recognizable asset in the campaign despite the convention’s strain on candidates’ spouses. Mary Scranton also carried herself with dignity as the convention proceeded.
Norwalk residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson attended the 17th annual American Culture seminars in Cooperstown New York July 5 to 11. More than 75 farm youths from 20 Ohio counties joined the Kent State University Farm Bureau Youth Training School learn by doing program. Winners at the Elks Ladies luncheon card games included Verna Frey in pine chess, Mrs. F Davis in contract bridge, and Mrs. Paul Ehrman in auction bridge.
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