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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1970
Page
5
Mrs Lois Miller of the Oriental Missionary Society will address the Norwalk Christian Women's Association luncheon at the Elks Country Club at 12 30 Wednesday. She will share work in Ecuador from 14 years of ministry and her career as a recording artist.
The Oriental Missionary Society affiliate assigns Lois Miller to teach at the Lay Bible Institute in Ecuador and coordinate youth camps girls clubs and choirs activities in the country for evangelistic outreach and church planting.
The Lorain County Beagle Club sponsors a puppy match at their club house on Gore Orphanage Road at 2 30 p m on May 16 open to AKC registered beagles only. Registration is in the morning with field trials starting at 8 a m and food served at the club house throughout the day per president James Welch. Officers listed include Welch, Klaiber and Mrs Dolly Ruth.
Mrs. Donald Stoll and Mrs. Angie Arnold won first and second in the princess style dress sewing contest at the New London Grange on May 7. Winners will enter Pomona Grange competition later. Committee appointments and a forthcoming Huron County Democratic Central Committee meeting were also announced.
A Wednesday list of activities includes Girl Scout Troops at First United Methodist Church and Church, a Dollars for Scholars Variety Show at Norwalk High School Auditorium, Women of the Moose at Moose Hall, Firelands Stamp Club at Columbia Gas Co, Queen Esther Chapter at CES Masonic Temple, and luncheons and classes at local civic and church venues. Also listed are DAR, Brownie and Webelos meetings, prenatal classes at Fisher-Titus, and Mothers of Twins and Daughters of Isabella gatherings.
Registration for kindergarten and new Milan students will run 9 00 to 11 00 a m June 9 at the Milan School. Bring birth or baptismal certificates. A $10 kindergarten fee covers milk crackers and party materials. Dr Mellen and Dr Williams will be at the school for physicals and needed immunizations.
Service news reports Marine Corporal Larry L. Wilson of New London serving with the Second Battalion First Marine Regiment First Marine Division in Vietnam. Marine Corporal Theodore D. Whitney of Jacksonville is with Marine Aircraft Group 26 at the New River Marine Corps Helicopter Air Station.
Virgie Ann Fry of Greenwich is engaged to Theron L. Hunt of Madison. She is a South Central High School graduate employed by Shelby Mutual Insurance. He is a Geneva High School and Ashland College alum teaching science for South Central School district and pursuing a MS at Wisconsin State University. They plan to wed August 15 at Greenwich United Methodist Church at 2 30 p.m.
Kathleen A. Hutchins and Daniel L. Sengstock married May 2 at United Methodist Church in North Fairfield. Rev. Paul Brown officiated. The bride wore a pale green ensemble with a white rose carnation corsage. matron of honor was Judith Tosh of Pittsburgh. Best man was Robert Stone of Archibald. The couple, both bank employees, will live at 152 N. Hester Street, Norwalk after a short wedding trip.
Nelson Crookshanks of the National Council on Aging cites 20 million Americans over 65 with 40 percent in poverty and backs a 5 percent Social Security increase, plus Medicare tweaks. He hopes the 1971 President's Council on Aging will focus on elderly needs and state program reviews. Activities at the center include pinochle, a musical by Shoestring Players, a mother daughter potluck, and plans for summer trips.
The Firelands Chorus under Beverlie Buck Mayer performs A Night On The Town at Adams Junior High May 15 and 16 at 8 p.m. It features tunes from George M and new music with about 40 singers including two women sextets and the Miss Masters quartet. Proceeds go to the Firelands Chorus Music Scholarship Fund.
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