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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1976
Page
5
The North Fairfield Historical Society welcomed 76 visitors at the village museum open house. The Chapman house dating to the 1850s displays 1800s memorabilia donated by descendants. Exhibits from the United Church United Methodist Church and the Grange highlighted the event.
Jane Ellen Luke and Raymond Eugene Borsick wed July 17 at St. Paul Catholic Church in an afternoon ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Luke of 10 High St, wore a white crepe gown designed by her mother, with daisies and babies breath in her bouquet. The groom, son of Larry Borsick and Monica Galloway, is a 1971 Norwalk High and 1973 Columbus Technical Institute graduate employed as a job coordinator. The couple, who vacationed in West Virginia, now reside in Elyria.
Navy petty officer second class Westcott and family return to Fallon Nevada after a 12 day visit with his parents Berlin Heights Ohio He plans to transfer to the Coast Guard on the west coast The family daughter YuKyong Sonya celebrated her third birthday with about 20 cousins. In a separate note Texas A and M University researchers say early American diet centered on venison stew with beef only for aged cows.
Women of The Moose held a meeting at Moose Hall with all members present. Prizes were won by Mrs. Carl Burwell and Mrs. John Copsey. Maple City Garden Club celebrated its 20th anniversary with a picnic at Mrs. Arlie Sommers home and a donated shelter fund. Humane Society speaker Mrs. Roselle Ward shared photos. The group takes a summer break until September. North Fairfield Excelsior Farm Womens Club hosted a salad smorgasbord at Mrs. Kenneth Bordner’s home with prize won by Mrs. John Vogel and a Craft Shop visit in Greenwich. August meeting moved to a club trip time and place to be announced. North Fairfield For Efficiency Farm Club toured Archway Bakery in Ashland then Treasure House in Greenwich. August meeting canceled due to Huron County Fair. Lakeside Symphony Orchestra opens the 1976 Music Festival August 5 with pianist Mark Clinton. Robert Cronquist conducts all nine programs. August 7 features Gilbert and Sullivan tribute. Allan Lokos directs a Lakeside production. August 11 program titled Light Classics from many lands.
A reader shares a home remedy to fix a leaky hose using tape and melted paraffin. The method seals the leak and prevents outdoor showers while watering. A second note explains a bra strap adjustment to keep straps in place.
Dr. Arnold J. Mandell former team psychiatrist for the San Diego Chargers faces charges of gross negligence and incompetence by California Board of Medical Quality Assurance for allegedly prescribing large quantities of amphetamine pills to players. The board cites 400 pills for one player and 50 to 300 for others. Mandell's attorney seeks a public hearing.
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