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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1971
Page
5
A Harris poll of 3,000 American women shows many feel empowered behind the scenes yet reluctant to overthrow the system. Women report cleverness, preference for male bosses, and a mix of dissatisfaction with gender roles but limited action on protests or reforms.
An open house reception at 2 p.m. Sunday honors Mr. and Mrs. Quindeen Cesa on their 25th wedding anniversary. The Cesas were married May 25, 1946, at Immaculate Heart Church in Cleveland with Rev. Fr. I. Soboluski officiating. They live at 23 Morley Drive, Norwalk, have four children Anthony Cesa, Tom, Sharon, and Rosemary, and have resided in Norwalk about 16 years. He is employed by Brooker Bros.
Tonight events include Girl Scout 661 at Methodist Church 3 15 p m Brownie Troop 50 Xi Delta Mu Mother s dinner at Elks Country Club 6 30 p m Bi County CAC Board Sandusky 7 30 p m Mental Health Center Board 8 p m Regional Planning Commission at County Highway Garage Second floor 8 p m Thursday circles and luncheons Kiwanis Eagles Hall Norwood Road Farm Women s Club 1 00 p m Bronson League art show 7 9 30 p m Boy Scout Troop 208 St Peter Lutheran Firelands TOPS Senior Center 8 p m.
The engagement of Linda Eunice Waldron to Bruce Allen Torniccio was announced by the Waldron family of Berlin Heights. Waldron works at Pappas Restaurant in Sandusky and is a Berlin Heights High School graduate. Torniccio, son of Carol Tornichio of Bellevue and Nick Tornichio of Sandusky, is a Bellevue High School graduate, Navy veteran, and a Third National Bank employee in Sandusky. The couple plans a July 10 wedding.
4 H Club members answered roll with their favorite flower and discussed a Kingwood Gardens educational tour. They will sell stationery as a money making project. Kathy Christopher demonstrated Tailor Tacks and Mary Skinn spoke on Good Grooming Habits. St Mary Alumni breakfast follows 10 am mass with Rev Kehres as guest speaker.
Alumni breakfast attendees include Mrs. James Berry Darryl Young Mrs. Gerald Eberly and Pat Furlong. The new slate of officers will be presented at this time.
Members of the Norwalk Trim Down TOPS Club celebrated a no gain week with a 14 pound loss. Queen of the Week was Mrs. Ralph Day.
Social Scenes report shows contributions averaging over 1000 dollars yearly to community activities. Xi Alpha Eta hosts its annual Mother's Day event with donations pledged to the Multiple Sclerosis drive and Dollars for Scholars. Members plan a spaghetti dinner at Elmer Doerr's home at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Mary M. Luke of Ridgefield Connecticut profiles Henry VIII Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I in A Crown for Elizabeth arguing Bloody Mary is a scapegoat. Luke suggests Henry was not wholly cruel and that Catherine of Aragon influenced England's male heir outcome.
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