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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
5
New London couple preserves a long tradition of weaving with a four harness loom. They plan a brown and gold wool coverlet in the Double Star and Table pattern using three strips and 95 inch lengths. The project reflects generations of English German and Austrian heritage and their six children have already received handmade rugs.
Officials offer decorating guidance linking tree trim styles to height. Tall trees should feature a drape effect with horizontal lines while shorter trees suit a vertical motif. The guidance stresses proportion and balance in holiday displays.
Fisher‑Titus Memorial Hospital hosts an 8 p.m. Wednesday Christmas party in the auditorium for the women's auxiliary and volunteers with games and refreshments. The hospital opens its anniversary celebration with a Sunday open house, as the 10th year event. Carry‑On Discussion Club plans a Christmas party Monday at Miss Hilda Schlader's home with a 6:30 p.m. potluck and gift exchange. Albert V. Sadacca, Chicago Christmas tree light pioneer with 50 years in the field, explains trimming trees from top to bottom and how to string lights, tinsel, beads, and ornaments for a dazzling display.
Paul H. Pheiffer, president of Firelands Area Council, says 11 Merit Badges cover vocational and hobby subjects from agriculture to world brotherhood. Revised requirements include aviation, cooking, firemanship, personal fitness, and soil and water conservation. Newest badges are computers and engineering. top badges remain swimming, cooking, first aid. More than 1,600,000 badges earned nationally in a year.
Airman Michael A. Conkey, son of Mrs. Gertrude E. Conkey of Norwalk, completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He will report to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Lowry AFB Colorado and is a 1967 Norwalk High School graduate.
Clarkfield reports the White Joe Garden Club will meet December 27 at Mrs. Ben Booth’s home with a potluck lunch and gift exchange. Readings include Christmas or New Year pieces. New member Mrs. Welch welcomed. Mrs. Meredith hosted in November.
Washington editors report ample meat and poultry supplies for the weekend with broiler-fryer chickens and turkeys leading protein bargains. Ground beef steaks roasts pork roasts and spare ribs ham and bacon are plentiful along with fish sticks and frozen fillets. Cabbage and potatoes remain widely available while lettuce onions and radishes appear in some areas. Apples grapefruit and oranges lead the fruit supply.
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