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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
6
A UPI Cable photo shows two figures in winter habits with long veils trailing from hats. The left outfit features a black wool velour dress with a long jacket, white cuffs, and a white trimmed coiffe with veil.
Nancy Boyer, County Extension Agent Home Economics, forwards gift ideas for women this Christmas. Jewelry trends include gold tones with cultured pearls and semi precious stones, two tone finishes, and animal or bird pins. Handbags feature double bags, accordion sides, shoulder bags, and splashy floral totes. Leather simulations, bold scarves, hats, and gloves in leather or nylon complete the forecast with rich colors and Far East influences.
Airman Richard E. Turner of Monroeville has been chosen for training at Amarillo AFB Texas as an Air Force supply specialist after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. Ronald J. Ware USN of 84 Woodlawn Ave participates in Range Bush 1965 off Southern California aboard USS Lyne McCormick in a First Fleet exercise. Kenneth L. Atkins of Willard, 20, is promoted to specialist four with the 8th Infantry Division in Germany and assigned to the 8th Supply and Transport Battalion near Bad Kreuznach.
Dear Heloise shares quick ideas to brighten holidays from sending recipe cards with Christmas cards to children choosing and wrapping gifts. Tips include wearing ribbons to locate tools, selecting real stoves as gifts, and decorating small trees with gum ball machine toys and fried marbles to reflect light.
Mrs James Scott compared life and education in England and the United States for the Garden Club of Norwalk. She displayed rare china from England. Officers for 1966 will be installed at a January 7 luncheon at the Milan Inn. Mary Martha Circle met for luncheon and visited Memorial Home residents. Salvation Advisory Board Christmas dinner set for December 13 at Zuber's Drive-In.
Tonight numerous events fill the area from Eagles Auxiliary and Beta Sigma Phi dinner gatherings at Eagles Hall and Holiday Inn to Salvation Army advisory board and various club Christmas parties at venues like Zuber's Restaurant Drive Inn and North Fairfield Methodist Church. Others include a Book Exchange, Lions Club, TOPS, OES party, Xi Delta Mu, and NALC activities plus Calorie Program and Shoestring Players meetings.
Christmas Is What You Make It a home decoration program will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Maplehurst School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Town and Country Garden Club Mrs. Jack Blome of Dayton will be the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milkie of Monroeville announce the engagement of their daughter Sue Ann Milkie to Russell Eugene Fairchild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fairchild of Monroeville. No date set for the wedding.
Mrs. Robert Boyer of East Zenobia Road will host the Clarks field Mothers Club Christmas party at 8 p.m. Friday with a gift exchange. The Clarksfield Ladies Aid plans an all day Christmas meeting Thursday at Mrs. Carl Puder’s home with a noon potluck and a white elephant gift exchange.
The World-Wide Travel Department of the Huron County Automobile Club will host a Scandinavian holiday party at 7 p.m. on December 13 at the Columbia Gas Co. Those interested should contact the Huron County Auto Club or send a card to World Wide Travel, Huron County Auto Club.
Nancy Boyer County Extension Agent Home Economics says the Cooperative Extension Service will sponsor a low calorie foods program. It will be held Tuesday from 1 30 to 3 p m at the Production Credit Building 55 Whittlesey Ave.
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