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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
5
Installation of officers and initiation of charter members will mark Sunday's meeting of the Lake Erie Firelands Chapter of the National Secretaries Association. The new local chapter includes women from Norwalk and nearby areas. installation at 2:30 p.m. at St Stephen United Church of Christ, Sandusky, conducted by the Columbus Chapter.
Tonight features a square dance at Pleasant Street School and a 10 pm VFW Post 2743 dance. Sunday brings a Western Style Show at the Recreation Center. Monday hosts the NF Lions at United Church and the Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall. Multiple clubs meet at 7 to 8:30 pm including Charity Circle, Whittle-Ettes TOPS, Satellites of Queen Esther, Firelands Geological Club, Book Club, and Norwalk Trim-Down TOPS at various venues.
Friday's reflects two style shows now scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday in New London Grange Hall. The Milan Beta Sigma Phi Nu Nu Chapter event moves to Lockwood Chapel Milan.
Liz Johnson editor of the Signal at Norwalk High School also works as a reporter on Saturdays in the Huron County Sheriff's office. She is described as a musician and Girl Scout, showing editors with varied talents beyond journalism.
The 17 year old Norwalk High senior, active in Girl Scouts, drama, and student government, interns in an office and as an honorary deputy. She plans to study French at Michigan State University and possibly teach young children. She edits The Signal and leads Fireside Five, with future plans in public relations and communications.
The University Theatre of Bowling Green State University will present its annual children's play The Pied Piper of Hamelin at 1 p.m. next Saturday in Willard High School auditorium. The production, an adaptation by Midge Miller, follows a Piper who helps Hamelin deal with a rat plague amid townspeople and a dancing magical world. Tickets are sold by Federation of Women's Clubs members and at Central School and the door.
Mrs. Pauline Hall extension nutritionist leads a 1 p.m. Tuesday session titled Foods for Your Family at the Production Credit Building. She will discuss a nutritionally adequate diet, minimum daily needs by age, and how to evaluate current family eating patterns. Public invited.
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