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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1979
Page
5
Norwalk churches plan World Day of Prayer Monday at First Baptist Church 67 E Main St theme Spiritual Growth one hour noon bag lunch provided beverages offered. Also listings for First United Methodist Church St Paul Episcopal St Peter Lutheran and United Church of North Fairfield with services and meetings through the week.
The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology urges awareness of endometriosis linked to infertility amid trends of delayed childbearing. Experts note possible hereditary factors, pelvic pain, and the impact of postponed pregnancies while detailing a patient information booklet and related sterilization and surgical options.
NORWALK area schools list weekly menus for Norwalk Norwalk Day Care Center Berlin Milan New London Seneca East Willard West Western Reserve South Central Monroeville with daily offerings including lasagna hamburger steak chicken pizza spaghetti and fish across Monday through Friday, featuring fruit desserts and sides.
SHALOM United Church of Christ invites people from all life levels to join in Sunday worship at 11:00 from Benedict Ave 35. A Sunday School at 9:45, a Free Medical Clinic Monday evenings 7 to 9, plus a thrift store and shared space with Al-Anon. Call 668-1927 for details.
Practical guidance on reducing gas and electric bills through dishwashing habits lighting upgrades thermostat settings and water heater temperatures. The piece closes with a real estate agency contact Rench Diversified Real Estate at Citizens National Bank Norwalk inviting inquiries.
Shamrock Snippers from Junior Troop 174 at St Marys Catholic School join Brownie Troop 10 to create decorations for the St Patrick Day Dance sponsored by the Booster Club. Jenny Rinner and Chris Smith cut shamrock shapes as the Velva Tones provide music for a March 17 Norwalk Armory event with an eight dollar per couple entry, proceeds benefiting school playground equipment.
Hartland Helpers Club hosts a 10 a.m. square dance in the Hartland Elementary gym on March 13 and plans an Easter egg hunt and field day. Beta Sigma Phi chapters and other local clubs held meetings March 6 to March 7 with plans for future events including a Girl of the Year reveal and a Cotillion Ball.
Rotary Club at Maple Tree Lounge at 11 45 a m Tops Oh 344 at Columbia Gas Co 7 30 p m Carry On Discussion Club at Mrs. Robert Kramer home 8 p m Shakespeare Club at First United Methodist Church 8 Little Flower Study Club at Helen Collier home 8 Recovery Inc at St Peter Lutheran Church 8 Firelands Senior Outreach Center marks Stella Mills 100th birthday at Shady Lane Home 1 p m Lions Club Maple Tree Lounge 6 30 p m Norwalk Bridge Club at Norwalk Bowling Center 7 30 p m Overeaters Anonymous at Milan Baptist Church Old State Road 7 30 p m Shoestring Players at Milan Town Hall 7 30 p m Shalom Al Anon 39 Benedict Ave 8 p m Women's AA Discussion Group at St Paul Episcopal Church 8 p m Queen Esther Chapter 19 OES at Masonic Temple 8 Omega Chapter at Sally Selman home 8 p m
Ten young Norwalk musicians will play at 4 30 p m Sunday in the Lorain County Youth Orchestra concert at Finney Chapel Oberlin Campus. Norwalk members include Michelle Chang Sue Herner Laura Hester Kathy Johnson Regina Johnson Erica Rose Moore Ann Nickols Patti Thomas and Tamara Wawrosch. The orchestra draws nearly 100 players aged 8 20 from Huron Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. Tickets available at the door.
A spaghetti dinner hosted by the Montessori Child Enrichment Center at the Home Savings and Loan Building on Executive Drive runs from 5 to 6 30 p m. A $2 family donation supports the event. Teachers Peter and Rosann Larrow discuss a Norwalk preschool opening for the 1979 fall term and registration materials will be available.
Parents attended the installation ceremony and received membership cards and project books. The next meeting is March 19 with demonstrations by Jim and Jan Doughty Lisa Cherry and Jackie Schaffer. The Sunset Saddlers met at the Seeley residence and discussed the July 1 horse show in New London fair decorations and parades. The next meeting is 6:30 p.m. April 2 at the Munroe residence.
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