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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1974
Page
5
New London 4 H sewing club held an organizational meeting with 20 members. Enrollment cards were distributed and girls aged 9 to 19 can enroll by calling Mrs. Donald Stoll or Mrs. Lester Rader. Next meeting after school Monday at First United Methodist Church Basement.
Mrs. Ralph Ellis spoke on Norwalk migrant program at the Opportunity Club Tuesday afternoon. Members met at Mrs. Eugene Nardecchia's home. Six members attended the Ohio Federation Legislation Day at Vermilion Wednesday. Mrs. William Henry will host the club meeting April 16.
Multiple engagement announcements from Norwalk and nearby towns include Linda Lee Brothers and Gerald Allen Kifer planning a June wedding, Wayne A. Smith and Laura M. Smith announcing Darlene Susan Smith to Alexander N. Stoll with a June 1 ceremony, and Diane Runkle of New London to Jack McGhee. The items name families, schools, and jobs, plus a wheelchair travel tip from Heloise.
Cooperative Extension Services hosts H.O.M.E. Happening 74 in Huron Erie Ottawa and Sandusky Counties at the First United Presbyterian Church on Thursday March 28. Registration 9 to 9 30 a m sessions begin 9 30 a m noon and 6 30 p m with eleven features including sewing garden and decorating classes. Local store representatives discuss landscaping crafts and home accents. A fashion show Sew N Show runs at 2 and 9 p m with door prizes and a $1 registration fee. Lunch is bring your own.
A reader describes repainting and varnishing a chipped wooden clothes pole to restore its finish. After sanding, two coats of gloss varnish and a final wax seal were applied, yielding a clean, easy wipe surface.
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