Sheffield Lake junior garden winners named in annual contest
Fay Ann Russ won the blue ribbon as best all around garden in the Sheffield Lake Junior Garden contest held Saturday. Other winners included Carol Babbits and Kevin Nicolay for tallest sunflower, Joan Talcott for biggest pepper, Donald Milner for largest tomato, and Cindy Repp for best flowers. Forty five children tended plots at Knollwood Elementary with supervision from the Sheffield Lake Garden Club and police chief Clarence Hambly.
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Sheffield Lake
Fay Ann Russ
Mars
Stanley Russ
Lynn Dr
Sheffield- Sheffield Lake
Fay
Knollwood
Tmis
Margaret Carroll
Redwood
Susie Oleen
Elmwood
Haven Wilson
Northwood Dr
Carol Babbits
Lake Breeze Rd
Kevin Nicolay
Gayle Dr
Joan Talcott
Oster Rd
Donald Milner
Irving Park Blvd
Brien Wiseman
Roseweer Dr
Terry Lee Stephens
Jill Williams
Swaphol
Cindy Repp
Saddlewood Dr
Melodie Yoder
Redwood Dr
Harold Brown
Ferndale Ave
Daniel Pierson
Frances Lynn Alferio
Madison Ave
iSheffield Lake Garden Club
Knollwood Elementary School
Welfare Counc
Clarence Hambly
Paul Smith
Barr Elementary
Sheffield
Curtis McClung
Brockley Ave
Grafton Club
Donald Repp
Elizabeth Meyers
Harry P. Wiseman
Nichols installed Pomona president at Lorain County Grange
Elton Nichols was installed as Master of Lorain County Pomona Grange at a county officers installation Saturday night at Penfield School. Russell Sooy Norma Nichols Harry Seamon Eleanor Schwarer Floyd Land John Steiger Zelda Ives Harold Behnke Laura Sooy Sandra Avins Judy Baumhart Flora Sue Smith Dean Smith and others were installed as officers. The ceremony, by Lake County team, drew 105 members from nine Granges and 17 visitors. Deputy Botas Arthur Rogers was reported seriously ill in Oberlin hospital. A quarterly officers meeting is set for Oct 15 at 8:30 p.m. at North Elyria Grange Hall.
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Penfield
Elton Nichols
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Penfield School
Russell Sooy
Norma Nichols
Harry Seamon
Eleanor Schwarer
Floyd Land
John Steiger
Zelda Ives
Harold Behnke
Laura Sooy
Pomona
Sandra Avins
Ceres
Judy Baumhart
Flora
Sue Smith
Dean Smith
Lake County
B. Fensner
Botas Arthur Rogers
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
North Elyria Grange Hall
Rudy's Coffee Break bowling for women on Tuesdays
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Rudy's Coffee Break offers a come and go women’s bowling session each Tuesday from 9 30 a m to noon at Rudy's Bowl and Lounge on Center Ridge Rd. Women may bowl any number of games with free lessons and coffee and rolls, at reduced prices. Prizes awarded weekly.
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North Ridgeville
Rudy's Bowl
Center Ridge Rd
Connie Maite
Columbia Homemakers Plan Craft Day at Lorain County
The Columbia Homemakers Club will attend Lorain County Craft Day on Oct 9 from 10 am to 3 pm at the North Elyria Grange. Special training classes will teach members to instruct groups in wood refinishing smocked terry cloth pillows and feathered hats. Five new members joined. Catherine Bane was named secretary with Monty Deubule as treasurer.
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Columbia
Columbia Homemakers Club
Lorain County
North Elyria Grange
Helen Salabak
Margaret Pope
Gertrude Burnett
Bernice Howard
Catherine Bane
Bernice Avins
Edith Duplaga
Irene Borling
Columbia Town Hall
Monty Deubule
Rainbow Roundup Planned by Columbia Methodist WSCS
The Columbia Methodist Church Women’s Society for Christian Service plans a Rainbow Roundup on a Wednesday in the educational building. The Haven dinner begins at 6 p.m. attendees bring a covered dish and table service. Mrs. Leon Ives leads activities. Biblical Foundation of Missions is presented by Mrs. Richard VanArsdale after dinner. Linda Crocker and Susan Slansky report on the Girls School of Missions in Bethesda. A new morning Circle meets the second Monday monthly from 9:30 to 11:30 with nursery provided.
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Columbia—A
Women's Society For Christian Service
Columbia Methodist Church
Leon Ives
Biblical Foundation of Missions
Richard VanArsdale
Linda Crocker
Susan Slansky
Girls School of Missions
Bethesda
WSCS
John Skohier
GIs Take To Stilts For Mine Deflection
The modern U. S. foot soldiers may travel on stain less steel stilts built onto the GI boots. The wedge shaped stilts will deflect fragments of exploding land mines away from the wearers according to published reports.
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U. S
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