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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1966
Page
5
Dear Folks recounts a reader’s discovery that spraying a fizz can air freshener on cloudy window film removed decades of buildup. The note cites multiple brands achieving similar results and suggests trying the method.
The Rev. Virgil Meyer rector of Church and College Activities at Ashland College will be guest minister at First Baptist Church this Sunday. The Rev. Floyd Buckland, the church’s minister, is on a month’s leave due to illness and will return the first Sunday in March. Guest ministers will lead services on February Sundays.
Norwalk City Schools offers a weekly lunch plan with each weekday featuring a main dish and sides. Monday presents sloppy joes with oven fried potatoes and pear half, cake. Tuesday Spanish rice with buttered peas, corn bread and butter, orange barley cream. Wednesday beans and Polish sausage with slaw, bread, apple cobbler. Thursday meat loaf with mashed potatoes and gravy, bread and butter, fruit cup. Friday vegetable soup with tuna fish salad sandwich and pineapple shortcake.
Patricia McCormack reports on Alcoholics Anonymous for the Woman marking its thirtieth year. The article profiles the first woman to join AA and describes women members who found sobriety through the program. It notes alcoholism as a progressive illness and emphasizes shared experiences and support among sober alcoholics.
Jan Davis is chosen as Monroeville 1966 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald F Davis of North Monroeville and scored highest on the written knowledge and attitude exam taken in December.
Navy seamen recruits John H. Donaldson and Donald V. Brazie start seven weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes under veteran petty officers. They study naval history organization customs and courtesies ordnance and gunnery seamanship damage control first aid swimming and survival shipboard drills and sentry duty. Airman Joseph W. Church of Collins has been selected for technical training at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi as a communications specialist following his 1965 Berlin Local High School graduation.
Nancy and Dean Decker children of Mr and Mrs William H Decker of 128 W Main St will appear on the Gene Carroll show Sunday to perform an accordion duet Beautiful Days Waltz on television.
Firelands Garden Club welcomed two state representatives Mrs. Kenneth Heisler and Mrs. J F Lederer at a Thursday gathering at Mrs. Jay Berezin's home. Topics covered included national and Ohio garden club growth with plans for junior clubs and a May regional meeting in Mansfield.
Beta Sigma Phi Ball at Armory 9 pm to 1 am. Beginners class at Recreation Center 7 to 10 pm. Research Club meeting 1 pm. South Side Reading Club 2 pm. Firelands Women group at Murray's Restaurant 6:30 pm. Carry-On Discussion at 6:30 pm. AMVETS at American Legion Hall 7:30 pm. Huron County Kennel Club at Columbia Gas Co 7:45 pm. Milan Mothers Club 8 pm. Whittle-ettes TOPS at Mercer Motel 8 pm. Conservation Auxiliary at Club rooms 8 pm. Shakespeare Club 8 pm. St John the Baptist Group.
The Beta Sigma Phi Hearts N Harmony charity ball runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Norwalk National Guard Armory. General chairwoman is Mrs Wayne McCoy with Xi Delta Mu and Kappa Epsilon chapter committees. Proceeds go to the Huron County Retarded Children's Fund. Tickets sold at the door.
Wakeman Elementary PTA set a 250 goal Wednesday night to buy social studies materials costing over 1 200 with state matching funds. Principal Clyde Wicker outlined needs while Kenneth Buckley discussed a proposed Tri County two year college linked to Bowling Green State University. The group pledged 30 per year for three years and an open house followed the meeting showing student work.
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