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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1966
Page
5
Dear Heloise offers quick tips for beating rain to laundry. Peg Robinson shares a right handed method with clothespin bag on the line and one arm motions to snag pins, while Rayner T Combes and M Macree offer birds cage cleaning and moving directory tips. Betty Meyer adds a cabinet lining hack to catch drips.
The Board of Deacons of the First Baptist Church will lead Sunday services including communion with guest ministers on February 13 20 and 27. Pastor Floyd Buckland is recuperating from an operation.
The Norwalk City Schools weekly lunch menu lists meals for Monday through Friday. Items include Johnny Mazzetti with cole slaw and red raspberry crunch, beef stew with sunshine salad, hot turkey sandwich with fruit salad, country fried steak with candied sweet potatoes and finger foods, and pizzaroni with buttered peas and peach cobbler.
Rebecca Circle of the WSCS at First Methodist hosted a Wednesday luncheon in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. John Wayatt led devotions and Mrs. H. E. Rolston spoke on Social Issues for the Christian. The meeting was led by Mrs. George Linn. Also announced is the Family Night potluck by Willing Workers Farm Women's Club at Townsend Town Hall Wednesday at 7 p.m. and Roundabout Reading Club gathering Monday at 2 p.m. at Episcopal Parish House with Mrs. Fred Johnson hosting.
Diana Lynn Livengood and Joseph T. Tornichio Jr. plan to marry after future ceremony at St Pauls Catholic Church. Livengood is a Norwalk High School 1963 graduate and OSU student. Tornichio a Crestline High School 1961 graduate served four years in the Marines and works with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Yves Saint Laurent unveiled a sea inspired spring line with navy pea jackets brass buttons and middy tops echoing a naval theme. The collection also featured the nude look with midriff baring daytime linens silk ensembles and beaded cocktail dresses as Paris fashion houses showcased for 1966.
Tonight at Pleasant St School square dance 8 to 11. Sunday features FADS advanced workshop at Hawthorne. Monday Roundabout Reading Club at Episcopal Parish House 2 pm. North Fairfield Lions at Methodist Church 7 pm. Book Exchange at Mrs. Robert Schillig 8 pm. Fireland Geological Club at Columbia Gas 8 pm. Whittle-ettes and TOPS meet at Mercer Motel 8 pm.
Service News notes Third Class Joseph M. Pleasnick USN son of Mr and Mrs Stephen E Pleasn ick 122 Benedict Ave returns to station on the anti submarine carrier USS Hornet off the Vietnamese coast in the South China Sea after a brief visit to Sasebo Japan Hornet provides a mobile landing field for aircraft and helicopters supporting friendly forces in Vietnam.
Mrs Paul Simon of 19 W Elm St announces the engagement of her daughter Annette to Robert L Barnett of Willard. Annette, a St Pauls High School graduate, works at Maple City Ice Co. Robert is a Willard High School and Georgeann Academy of Hair Design graduate and owner of Karl Kottage in Willard. A May 21 wedding is planned.
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