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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
5
Monroeville High School presents a spring concert in the gym on May 8 featuring the junior high and high school bands and chorus. Elaine Yee directs with student director Jeff Zinn leading several selections. Free admission invited. The program spans classics marches and contemporary tunes.
About 90 people attended the St. Joseph parish center for Cub Scout Pack 240s Blue and Gold banquet in Monroeville. Awards were presented by cubmaster Lawrence A. Lasch with pins, badges, arrows, and certificates awarded to numerous Cub Scouts and their den leaders. An auction of handmade scout items was led by John Moyer, and a themed cake created by Mrs. Querin was auctioned.
Tonight at 7 shows Shoestring Rehearsal Clubrooms and Girl Scouts film on hygiene at First United Presbyterian Church. At 7 Boy Scout District Committee Meeting at the same church. At 7:30 Firelands TOPS Club meets at the Senior Center. At 8 Little Garden Club gathers at the home of Mrs Oscar Komarek.
Mr and Mrs Reese Lawyer of 11 Christie Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Anne to James W Daley son of Mr and Mrs James Daley of Marysville. Anne is a 1966 Norwalk High School graduate and 1968 Columbus Business University alumna working as a secretary for Hartz Mark and Company in Columbus. James Daley a Marysville High School 1960 and Notre Dame University 1965 graduate served as Lt JG in the Navy and is an underwriter with Nationwide Insurance. The couple set August 29 for their wedding. A June 20 ceremony is planned for Julianne K Smith daughter of J Kitchel Smith Rt 2 Westerville and David G Brady son of George E Bud Brady 14 Hawthorne Drive. Miss Smith is a Bowling Green State University senior majoring in social studies in the College of Education. Mr Brady is a Bowling Green State University and St. Pauls High School graduate employed by Dayton Tire and Rubber Co in Dayton.
Alexandria urges safety around water citing Red Cross data on drownings from docks pools and home sites. Cliff Lundberg warns most drownings come from lack of supervision insufficient safeguards and inability to swim. He calls fencing training and kidproofing as key protections.
Members and guests gathered for a Tee-Off Breakfast at Elks Country Club. Low net went to Mrs. George DeBolt and low gross to Mrs. Robert White and Mrs. Nig Schneider. Officers were announced with Mrs. Delmar Smith as president and May 12 clinic set. Queen Esther Chapter No 15 OES held inspection on April 28 with dignitaries visiting and honorary membership awarded. A spring-themed social hour followed withRefreshment committee headed by Mrs. Kenneth Bell and Mrs. Henry Smith.
The Tuesday Afternoon Reading Circle met May 4 at Mrs. Dorothy Sweeting’s home. Mrs. Robert Whitright presented on What’s New in Art and explained oil paint water colors and stencils. She showed pictures illustrating different art types. Next meeting is June 2 at Mrs. Whitright’s home.
The Hartland Merrymixers club has chosen Starkey Nursing Home as their community project. Members will entertain residents on special occasions and write letters, with a bake sale planned to raise funds for a kidney machine.
Sandy Blake of New London was among 400 girls receiving the State homemakers degree from Future Homemakers of America. She attends Bethel Baptist Church in Savannah and plans to enroll at Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina this fall.
Girl watchers surveying the spring leg scene will see soft pinks blues yellows lavenders greys and creams forming the total look. Patterns return featuring clocks at the ankle outer leg or up the back of the leg with contrasting bands or floral motifs.
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