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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1977

Page

5

Fifth Graders Create Tapestry For Pleasant Street School

A 23 member fifth grade class under Mrs. Margaret Skinn completed a year long project to craft a three by six foot needlepoint titled Down Our Street. The tapestry was presented at an assembly and will hang in the school's lower hall inspired by two pictures from the new social studies book.

Margaret Skinn Pleasant Street William Conway Charles Hartsock Kathy Johnson Patty Thomas Michele Thomas

Arkadi Moors Mark 30th Anniversary At Home

Mr and Mrs Arkadi Moor celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary at 67 Woodlawn Ave In Norwalk The couple married June 12 1947 in Weissenburg Germany and emigrated to Norwalk on December 12 1951 They have three children Eve Martin and Christine living at home

Arkadi Moor Woodlawn Ave Moor Salme Kaup Weissenburg Germany Norwalk Eve Martin Christine

Doerr Installed as President of Beta Sigma Phi Chapter

Gene Doerr was installed as president of Preceptor Tau chapter at the June 2 meeting. Other officers include Dot Tengowski vice-president Shirley Moore secretary Marge Enzor treasurer Mary Lou Mack corresponding secretary and Rachel Kovacs extension officer. New members Phyllis Ames Lynn Susko Bev White Joanne Pechauer and Sue Scheidler received the Preceptor ritual. Proceeds from the ice cream booth at the Strawberry Festival were discussed for charity and whether to have a booth at next year’s festival. The group debated a central storage place or meeting rooms for five area chapters and finalized plans to rent the Conservation Club for the Hearts N Harmony Ball.

Gene Doerr Preceptor Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Dot Tengowski Shirley Moore Marge Enzor Mary Lou Mack Rachel Kovacs Phyllis Ames Lynn Susko Bev White Joanne Pechauer Sue Scheidler Conservation Club Hearts ‘N Harmony

4-H Club Plans Shirts and Demonstrations

The 4-H group met at Laura Hester's home to discuss shirts bearing the 4-H sign and to enjoy Stephanie Haas's shirt painting demo. Laura Hester served refreshments. The next meeting is set for Anna Schwartraub's home Tuesday at 7 15 p.m.

Laura Hesters Stephanie Haas Laura Hester Anna Schwartraub Steve Scott Giles Steve Giles Eddie Ricky Woodworth

Oney Divorce Case Filed in Huron County Court

Donna J. Oney sues Darrell D. Oney for divorce and custody in Case 42044 in the Court of Common Pleas of Huron County Ohio. The filing seeks alimony child support attorney fees property division and related relief with response due within 28 days from June 18 1977 and hearing set for July 23 1977.

Darrell D. Oney Baldwin Ave Tampa Florida Russell Oney Donna J. Oney Court of Common Pleas Huron County Ohio Beverly B. White Clark Hunter Florence J. Lee Henry J. Steinle Dorothy M. Steinly Route 1 Norwalk Norwalk Township Thomas E. Heydinger Judge Court of Common Pleas

Cadet Hale Joins Air Force ROTC Field Training

Cadet Gary W. Hale son of Mr and Mrs James R Hale of Greenwich participates in a Reserve Officers Training Corps field training encampment at Dover Air Force Base Delaware Cadets receive survival and small arms training and aircraft and aircrew indoctrination during the encampment.

Gary W. Hale James R. Hale Greenwich Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Dover Afb Del

Reception and Mass Set for Fr. Reynolds Fifty Years of Ordination

The Rev. Thomas Reynolds celebrates 50 years since his first solemn Mass with a 2:30 p.m. Mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church followed by a 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. reception in Reynolds Hall. A Dayton native, he served as St. Mary's pastor, built Reynolds Hall and the school, and also led church remodeling. He previously led St. Mary's High School, served as Army chaplain, and pastored at Mary Manse College and several Ohio churches.

Thomas Reynolds St. Mary's Catholic Church Reynolds W. League St St. Anhn’s Catholic Church Cleveland Heights Reynolds Hall St. Mary's Dayton St. Mary's High School Sandusky Mary Manse College Toledo Lyons and Fayette St. Patrick’s Church Bascom St. Andrews St. Alphonsus Bertrand Shenk Father Shenk Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home St. Mary’s Mens’ Association

Abundant Life Singers Offer Sacred Concert at Local Church

Cedarville College Abundant Life Singers perform at Calvary Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Monday featuring hymns cantata selections and orchestral or piano backing with color slide presentations. The group has toured across the country and abroad with Cedarville College music evangelism teams.

Abundant Life Singers Cedarville College Cedarville Ohio Calvary Baptist Church United States

Norwalk Council Passes Several 1977 Ordinances

The Norwalk City Council met on June 7 1977 and passed ordinances including 77-13 funding for continued Huron County Regional Planning Commission membership 77-14 Services for the Aging 77-15 bidding for the 1977 street resurfacing program with emergency clause 77-16 reconstruction of Republic Street contract after bidding and 77-17 construction of a 12 inch waterline along Old State Road after bidding.

Norwalk Huron County Regional Planning Commission Director OF Public Service and Safety Republic Street Williams Street Gallup Road Old State Road Cleveland Road Townsend Avenue

Norwalk ordinances set waterline work and zoning changes

City council first reads ordinances authorizing a 16 inch waterline along Gallup and Old State Roads. zoning map amendment moving property from R-1 to M-1. beauty shop barbershop allowance in R-2 and R-3 districts. public notice cites copies on file and June 21 meeting details.

Norwalk Ohio Bleile Rose M. Foss Whittlesey Avenue

Shalom United Church of Christ invites all to worship

The Shalom United Church of Christ invites people from all walks of life to join Sunday evening worship at 7 30 at 35 Benedict Avenue and Sunday School at 10.00 on Sundays, plus a free medical clinic Monday evenings from 7 to 9. The church also runs a thrift store and shares space with an Al Anon group. contact numbers are 668-1927 668-1002 and 668-2063.

Benedict Avenue al Anon Shalom United Church of Christ

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