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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1975

Page

5

H.O.M.E Happening 75 Spring Fling At Firelands Branch

County Extension Office plans the annual H.O.M.E Happening 1975 set for April 10 at the Firelands Branch Campus near Huron. The day runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with 12 sessions on decorating sewing crafts and home life plus exhibits and door prizes.

Barbara J. Wurzel Firelands Huron Roger Miller Ohio State University Huron County Cooperative Extension Service Milan Ave Vince Herman Charles Knoll Karen Juncker Fremont George Bruehler R.N American Red Cross John Kirian Sandusky Valley Kirian Rosemary Bolig H.O.M.E Cooperative Extension Office

Women Honored for Service at Erie Shores Girl Scout Dinner

In Huron County a dinner at Vanson's Restaurant honored five women with certificates from the Erie Shores Girl Scout Council for outstanding service. Pins recognizing 5 to 20 years of service were awarded to a group including Mrs. Harold Woodward and Mrs. Mitchell Gowrylok along with several others. About 60 adult scout volunteers from Norwalk Wakeman Collins and Monroeville attended.

Huron County Vanson’s Erie Shores Girl Scout Council John Borgia Raymond Davis Henry Brutsche Paul Hipp John Weeks Harold Woodward Mitchell Gowrylok Gary Axen Leonard Plake Fred Schrader Neil Schlachter Clarence Smith John Conry Margaret Fritz Thomas Fritz Thomas Mounts William Ritchie John Sholes Robert Smith John Warner Joe Watts Arnold Wilhelm John Wilhelm Sherry Wood Darryl Young Norwalk Wakeman Collins Monroeville

Wakeman 4-H dog obedience club forms in Wakeman area

The Wakeman area forms a 4-H dog obedience club for youths nine and older in the third grade. The first meeting is April 5 at Wakeman Grange. dogs not needed for this initial gathering. Contact Mrs. David Starkey or Mrs. James Murdock for details. Two former Huron County 4-H members were named as state counselors Linda Smith will join Junior Leadership Camp at Camp Ohio and Christine Kramer attends Ohio Club Congress at OSU in June.

Wakeman Wakeman Grange David Starkey Hyde St James Murdock Huron County Linda Smith Camp Ohio Christine Kramer Ohio Club Congress Ohio State University Conger Linda Gordon Smith Chris Thomas Kramer

Social and club gatherings in Wakeman and nearby towns

Social notes record WAKEMAN X I Eta Tau meeting at Mrs. Burke home with co hostess Mrs. Molesky and raffle winners A M Krok Merle Parker Wakeman and Carl Gerber Jr. Fund Raising Enterprises will photograph families in Wakeman April 13 14 15. CLARKSFIELD church Father Son banquet and potluck supper. St Gerard Majella Study Club officers elected. Xi Eta Mu Beta Sigma Phi officers named in Milan. Melon Festival speaker Charles Eisaberth scheduled April 2. Emergency Department Nurses Association Bay Division meets March 24 with Dr. Paul Wehman on Diabetic Coma and Insulin Shock.

Wakeman Xi Eta Tau Jeanette Burke Joanne Molesky A.M. Krok Amherst Merle Parker Carl Gerber, Jr Fund Raising Enterprises Inc Galion Marge Brookover St. Gerard Milan Xi Eta Mu Beta Sigma Phi Ronald Adelman Roger Dubuc William R. Burke Matthew Czaplicki Richard Ritz Leo Smith, Jr James Lang Robert Gardner William Burke Charles Eisaberth Ramada Inn Bay Emergency Department Nurses Association Sandusky Memorial Hospital Paul Wehman

Driving Up Road Taxes Despite Higher Auto Costs

Washington based United Press International reports Road Information Program director Donald S. Knight notes motorists will pay 13.2 billion dollars in state road user taxes this year, up 100 million from 1973. The finding suggests driving remains strong even as operating costs rise.

Washington UPI Donald S. Knight Road Information Program

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