Litter Survey Plans For Norwalk Camping Clubs
Norwalk camping clubs plan participation in the Nationwide Litter Survey from April 23 to May 1. Firelands Buckeye Campers met to coordinate Keep America Beautiful efforts with Lost Tribe Campers and Rain Dodgers representatives in attendance. Walter Rust of Elyria spoke with films on wildlife and camping. Community hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook.
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Norwalk
America
Phil Bliss
Paul Sparks
Lost Tribe
Rain Dodgers Club
William Moffit
Grayford Gott
George Austin
Howard Kratzer
Walter Rust
Elyria
Ohio
Clarence Cook
Hints From Heloise Condensed Soup Baby Food
Dear HeLOISE presents practical tips from readers. Deanna Carlson uses blended canned soup as baby food for a 16 month old, with added water for consistency. Bill Jr. describes creating a cheap bank from an empty soda can and decorating it with paper or wallpaper.
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Heloise
Deanna Carlson
Bill JR
Billy Boy
Annie Herbold
Youth Recreation Workshop to Enrich Life in Two Saturdays
A two session Youth Recreation Workshop titled Enrich your life through recreation runs April 2 and May 7 from 9 30 a m to 3 00 p m at Old Fort High School Seneca County The event targets older youth and adult leaders with sessions on folk dances games songs and puzzle making led by local extension staff and volunteers from Huron Wyandot and nearby counties.
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Old Fort High School
Seneca County
Huron County
Carlos Tucker
County Extension
David D. Jenkins
Fremont
Ronald Courtright
Wyandot
Ivan Immel
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Jack Carr
Coshocton
Fun Night Set By Bureau At South Central School
The Huron County Farm Bureau will hold its annual Fun Night at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday at South Central School in Greenwich. A surprise program will be presented by the Farm Bureau Advisory Councils. Activities include round and square dancing cake walks door prizes and refreshments. Members and families are invited.
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Huron County Farm Bureau
South Central School
Greenwich
Farm Bureau Advisory Councils
Farm Bureau
Iron Cross fad among U S teens draws concern
A nationwide UPI survey shows American teenagers from New York City to California embracing replicas of the iron cross and similar symbols. Stores report mixed reactions with some retailers withdrawing items amid concerns about WW II associations while educators warn that youths may not understand the symbol’s history.
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New York City
California
Swank Inc
Marine Warrant Officer Spalsbury Completes Screening
Marine Warrant Officer James A. Spalsbury son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Spalsbury of Norwalk has finished the Warrant Officer Screening course at the Marine Corps Schools Quantico Virginia He was appointed to his present rank at graduation and now attends a ten week company grade officer course at the Basic School Quantico The seven week course trains and evaluates enlisted Marines for warrant officer status After Basic School he will receive further specialist training before assignment in his field
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James A. Spalsbury
Gerald Spalsbury
Corwin St
Norwalk
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
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