Missionaries To Speak At Calvary Baptist Conference
The 15th Annual Missionary Conference at Calvary Baptist Church opens with a Meet The Missionaries Supper at 6 p.m. Saturday. Rev. Ward Harris from the Central African Republic will speak at Sunday service, Florence Houck from Niger will show a slide report, and Rev. George Haberer from Paupa New Guinea will present Monday evening. Sessions run Monday to Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Bible study by Rev. Walter Spieth. All services open to the public.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Ward Harris
Central African Republic
Florence Houck
Republic of Niger
Niger
George Haberer
Paupa
New Guinea
Walter Spieth
Elyria
Stone Soup Theme Heads Northwest Ohio Nutrition Conference
The Northwest Ohio Preschool Nutrition Council hosts its Annual Conference Let’s Make Stone Soup The Basic Four Way on October 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church Bowling Green Ohio with Dr Edith Lerner Case Western Reserve University as the featured speaker and four workshop leaders from Ohio State University Wood County and the Dairy and Nutrition Council. Registration by October 13 costs 4 25 and includes luncheon and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Ohio Preschool Nutrition Council
NPNC
Edith Lerner
Lerner
Department of Nutrition
Case Western Reserve University
Ohio Public Health Association
Ohio Program
Phyllis Henry
Wood County
Marion Hermance
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Dairy and Nutrition Council
Toledo
Phyllis Jones
Ella Mae Bard
Defiance Area
First United Methodist Church
East Wooster St
Bowling Green
Milan Avenue
Legal Talk and Club Elections Highlight Norwalk Meeting
Attorney William W. Owens will discuss Legal Aspects of the Patter of Little Feet to Norwalk Child Study Club on Tuesday at 8 15 p m at Mrs Donald Fry s home. Garden Club of Norwalk elects Mrs Paul Carpenter president for 1977 with duties starting January.
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William W. Owens
Norwalk Child Study Club
Donald Fry
Paul Carpenter
Garden Club of
Norwalk
O.W. Rothel
Carpenter
John P. Ferris
Rothel
al Amato
Ivan Haines
Richard Smith
Kenneth E. Conway
Henry Stevens
Monroeville
Clarksfield
White Joe Garden Club
Ashland
Archway
Surrey Inn
Keifer
Clifton Avenue
New London
Retarded Council Elects New Officers at Sunday Dinner
Toni Fair was elected president of the Huron County Council for Retarded Citizens. Harlon Jennings and Fred Gibson were named first and second vice presidents, with Mrs Betty Lynch as secretary, Mrs Marlene Allgood as treasurer, and Mrs. Michele Graves as corresponding secretary. Edith Martsolf spoke on living with a retarded child. The Kitchen Kids band entertained, and Christie Lane School hosted the next meeting on October 20 at 7:30.
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Toni Fair
Huron County Council For
Harlon Jennings
Fred Gibson
Betty Lynch
Marlene Allgood
Michele Graves
Kitchen
Bloomville
Chris Yates
Christie Lane
Christie Lane School
Norwalk
Hints on Scout Meeting Book Mixup
Dear Heloise advises how to handle a missing Scout meeting book for a 10 year old. Practical tips include locating the book’s storage area, coordinating with the scout troop leader, and using a temporary substitute plan for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
4-Hers May Order Young Trees in Huron County
Huron County 4-H members may order 200 free red or white pine seedlings for spring planting if they commit to land suitable growth conditions and allow Forestry Division inspectors to verify planting. Trees provided by Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Promotions require intent to avoid ornamental or windbreak uses.
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Huron County
Carlos Tucker
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry
Division of Forestry
Evening Club Calendar Highlights Local Groups
Tonight and Tuesday events fill calendars across town. Lauren Study Club hosts Edna Barman at 7 30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary meets at Eagles Hall 7 30 p.m. Firelands Geological Club gathers Memorial Lake Park Clubhouse 8 p.m. Firelands Senior Center potluck at noon. Tuesday events include Reading Club with Mrs Julian MacDonald at 7 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 232 at First United Presbyterian 7 p.m. Town and Country Garden Club with Mrs Jack Irwin at 8 p.m. Democratic Candidates Night at Wakeman Grange Hall 8 p.m. Child Study Club led by Mrs Donald Fry at 8 p.m. St Gerard Majella Study Club with Mrs Kathy Furlong at 8 30 p.m.
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Firelands Geological Club
Memorial Lake Park
Firelands Senior Center
Julian MacDonald
First United Presbyterian Church
Town and Country Garden Club
Jack Irwin
Wakeman Grange Hall
Donald Fry
St. Gerard Majella
Kathy Furlong
Carmean Albright Vows Exchanged In Willard
In Willard, David Alan Carmean and Jeanne Ann Albright wed Sept. 17 in a double ring ceremony at St Francis Xavier Church. The bride wore a dacron organza gown with venise lace and a chapel train. Bridesmaids wore light blue gowns. flower girls and ringbearers participated. The groom is a Willard native and Ohio State barbering graduate working at Phase II Styling Center.
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Willard
David Alan Carmean
St. Francis Avier Catholic Church
Richard Markus Thebride
Jeanne Ann Albright
Donald Albright
Carmean
Willard Thebride
Susan Albright
Columbus
Carmen Keaton
Lou Gahr
Jamie Clark
Sandy Kieffer
Nikki McLendon
Jenny Albright
Julie Silcox
Willard High
Ohio State
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Plan Conference On Child Nutrition
Steem
Guack
Oleet
Hill's
Interior, Inc
Benedict
Vanity Fair
Antron Flaylon
United Airlines
United
UPI
Qocak
Wayne Spencer
Chenango Road
Retarded Council
Edith Martsolf
Office of Client Protective Services
Hints
Hers
Jesse Jr
M.O.S
Jim Adelman
Whittlesey Ave
Ohio
State Farm
Norwood Ave
Lauren Study Club
Edna Barman
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Carmean- Albright
Frank
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
London
Royal Albert Hall
Sinatra
National Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Princess Margaret
Brent
Tommy Albright
Steve Stoller
David Kline
Tommy Secor
Lowell Luna
Mark Thompson
Mike Brophy
St. Henry
Hutch
Blinzley Furniture
Larry Ware & Sons
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