Community groups host talks and film in Norwalk scene
The Norwalk Social Scene reports on the Child Conservation Club meeting at Mrs. Janet Pendleton’s home with eleven members planning an Easter project and a program on Teaching of the Learning Disabled. Eric Hoffmann offers a free Transcendental Meditation course at Firelands Campus starting 8 p.m. Wednesday. The Shakespeare Club heard Julius Mihali on professional photography. A Norwalk High senior screened a low-budget adaptation of Julius Caesar. The St Gerard Majella Study Club met to plan a May garage sale benefiting Rev. Tom Burns. Firelands Business and Professional Women showcased spring fashions at an Eagles Club card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation Club of
Norwalk
Janet Pendleton
L. Travis Chapin
Eric Hoffmann
Firelands
Hoffmann
Students International Meditation Society
Toledo
First United Methodist Church
Julius Mihali
Shakespeare Club
Jack Kullman
Tom Cunningham
Bill Widman
Julius Caesar
Tim Frey
Shakespeare
Craig Livengood
Caesar
Wendell Rakosky
Mark Anthony
Widman
Brutus
Whitney Field
Main Street
Kullmans
James Scott
Paul Carpenter
Harlon Jennings
St. Gerard
Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club
Eagles Club
Darrie Crouch
Lucille Folwer
Pat Holz
Susanne Holz
Devinna Karnehm
Agnes Pickett
Ellen Tucker
Calendar notes for weekend and week events
A list of community activities across Saturday to Monday including Joint Vocational School events, Parents Without Partners meeting, Firelands Audubon Society field trip, Rotary and Cards and Lunch at multiple venues, Reading Clubs at First United Methodist Church, and various youth groups. Also listed are Webero Pack 232, Women’s Missionary Group, TOPS, Eagles Auxiliary, and local study clubs with times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Kathy Everman
Cline St
Firelands Audubon Society
Charles Ott
Ohio
Smokey Road
Rotary
Elks Country Club
South Side
First United Methodist Church
Charles Knoll
Eugene Nardecchia
Clarksfield
Merry Maids
Webero Pack
First United Presbyterian Church
Calvary Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Group
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star
Lila Clark
Huron County Home Economics Association
Monroeville High School
Isabella Study Club
Neill Ebert
Calcium shortage in diets of girls and women noted
Energy Source New York reports nutritionists warn calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body yet commonly inadequate in diets across age groups. From age nine, girls and women may receive 25 to 30 percent less calcium than required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
Engaged couples plan weddings in Ohio and Texas notices
Collins Connie Smith and Richard Baker plan a September 1 ceremony at Milan Baptist Church. Smith, daughter of Lyle and the late family, is a EHOVE student and Shan-Rod secretary. Baker, son of Richard and wife, is an EHOVE and Edison High School graduate working at Glidden Durkee in Huron. Deborah Ann White and Dennis Jake Ballard set a March 23 wedding at Pioneer Baptist Church in Abilene Texas. White, daughter of Dee and M/Sgt White, studied in Greece and Abilene. Ballard, son of David and wife, is a Norwalk High School graduate now joining EHOVE, awaiting duty in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Lyle Smith
Collins
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Shan-Rod
Richard Baker
Milan
Ehove and Edison High School
Glidden Durkee Div
Huron
Deborah Ann White
Dennis
Jake) Ballard
Pioneer Baptist Church Chapel
Abilene
Tex
Miss White
Dee B. White
Huntsville
Ala
Texas
American Academy of Athens
Greece
Commercial College of
U.S. Navy
Ballard
David Ballard
N. Pleasant St
Norwalk High School
Norfolk, Va
Will Bread Hit 1 A Loaf Analysis
Barbara J. Wurzel examines if bread could reach one dollar per loaf. She notes wheat price shifts affect costs but argues a $1 loaf is unlikely soon, given current wheat prices and market factors. The piece outlines wheat’s share of bread cost and potential impacts on farming and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara J. Wurzel
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
U.S
Have Something to Sell Advertise It Here
Classified call to action offering advertising space with contact phone number 662 4241 for sales listings and notices.
Waiting for interest rate drops to buy a home costs more later
The article argues that delaying a home purchase can raise total costs even if rates fall. It uses a $25,000 example with 20 percent down and a 25 year loan showing monthly payments of about $161 and a price rise to $28,000 in two years.
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Sycamore Hills
W. Main
Connie Smith
Deborah A. White
Home
Sheer Delight
Perma Press
Polyester
Sale
Digo
Masons
Jesus
John
Children’s Church Nursery
Milan Baptist
Harold Howard
Old State RD
Kiwanis
Milan Ave
Norwalk, Ohio
Dick Rench
Bench Diversified Real Estate, CO
Cit. National Bank
Huron County
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