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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1972
Page
5
Virginia Patton shares a collection of soul food recipes from Eugene Robinson of Lorain including barbecued soul ribs hush puppies collard greens and jambalaya. notes emphasize Robinsons family secret sauce and practical cooking steps with modest oven and stove timings.
Heloise reader Carol Magfore suggests repurposing a safety razor by removing the blade and tucking a small piece of sandpaper between the head and handle. The razor is tightened as if replacing a blade, creating a compact sanding tool.
Small note promoting classified ads to improve business with a contact call to action and a phone number.
New London chapter of Raritan welcomes Boyd Burk and William Bryson as new members. Walter Payne reports on the National Raritan Convention in New York City January 27 to 29. Richard Klyne, newly installed Raritan National president, discusses a Minnesota club charter. Carroll Guindon reviews zone activities and Mrs. M B Foskett recounts Recreation Park's history since the 1800s.
A historical note on soul food origin in the South and its evolving popularity. It covers debates over what defines soul food from fried chicken and greens to offal dishes like chitterlings and ham hocks, and highlights its flavor bonds of love and imagination. It mentions classics like hush puppies and andouilles and offers cooking tips to preserve nutrients in greens.
The New London chapter of the Business and Professional Women reported a gratifying response to the first meeting of the seven week course in Practical Politics held Monday night. Chapter president Mrs. Ivan Bedford and other leaders noted active participation from attendees.
Members met February 9 at advisor Bill Steiber’s home to welcome three new members and plan activities for the year. The group discussed the upcoming 4-H banquet on March 2 and noted next meeting March 28 at Peru Township Hall.
Milan Girl Scout Troop 77 hosts a bake sale Saturday at 9 a.m. at Comet Cleaners. Proceeds fund travel expenses for a trip to the Tulip Festival in Holland Michigan.
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