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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
4
Peggy Reeves, a fifth grader at League Street School, writes a practical step by step guide to pumpkin carving. She lists materials, cutting steps, hollowing it's insides, shaping eyes nose and mouth, then placing and lighting a candle to reveal a jack o lantern.
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The Firelands Post of the VFW hosts its annual Halloween Dance at the Post Home on Milan Avenue with music by the Dreamers. Joe Parish chairs the event with several committees handling decor, refreshments, and publicity. The public may attend free.
Jeff Savage will lead Platt Benedict Chapter DeMolay as master councilor at a Norwalk Masonic Temple ceremony. Other officers include Keith Seibert and James Gerken as senior and junior councilors, with Tim Fauber treasurer and Charles Rupert scribe.
Bowling Green University defers applications from women for fall enrollment as main campus facilities reach capacity. About 2,900 expected freshmen, roughly half women, will be deferred while men admissions continue. Alternate paths include summer session, February 1968 admission, or applying to academic centers in Bryan, Fremont, Sandusky, or FosToria.
Mrs L Smith and Mrs Ivan Bedford reported on the Business and Professional Women's District Day held in Norwalk. Plans were made for the annual card party Nov 21. Members spoke on their jobs or hobbies and ceramics were on display. Two delegates to Girls State will speak Nov 28.
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