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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1979
Page
3
A nostalgic collage of how mothers craft potato salad with sliced potatoes, onions, celery, eggs, and dressings. It contrasts potluck praise with two named recipes, one using Miracle Whip and mayo, the other detailing parsley dill and sour cream ratios, plus serving tips.
A Norwalk Post highway patrol summary lists several weekend incidents. Victor J. Saganey, 34, Huron, received two citations for reckless operation and failure to stop after his car struck a mailbox on Zenobia Road. A North Fairfield teen, Randall J. Conaway, 18, was cited for hit-skip and drunken driving after a one car crash on New State Road. Glen D. Deaton, 23, was charged with DUI after losing control on Ohio 303. Richard A. Galloway, 36, Berlin Heights, and Robert E. Sternberg, 38, were involved in a crash with a buckhole. Sternberg cited for failure to display current registration. Two Collins residents riding with Samuel C. Chappelear, 47, were injured. Chappelear was treated at the scene. Jeffrey L. Rowe, 16, Willard, the other driver, was cited for changing course without caution.
A recipe for potato salad combines jackets potatoes onions celery cucumber and eggs with salt paprika and French dressing. Mix first with dressing and chill four to six hours then stir in mayonnaise bacon bits and croutons before serving for eight servings.
Jazz innovator Stan Kenton, famed for neophonic explorations, died at Midway Hospital after a stroke. He had not fully recovered from a 1977 Reading head injury, fractured career, and private funeral plans.
United Press International reports at least seven people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. Included was a 30 year old Dayton woman killed when her car hit a train near Dayton. Two more Ohioans died in Indiana crashes.
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