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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1965
Page
6
Readers share practical tips including taping emergency numbers on a phone receiver for quick access. Other notes describe quick elastic repairs, a mirror to comfort anxious children, and thanks to contributors.
Huron County Kennel Club plans 7 40 p m gathering at Production Credit Association Gary Snyder to report on Ohio Obedience Association N A S C Auxiliary installs officers at Mrs Walter Stoddards home Braille typewriter demonstrated by Mrs Alma Stoddard Next meeting at Mrs Clinton McLaughlin Eight Tops Pin Ochtle Club schedules Feb 4 at Mrs Mills Our Lady of Mt Carmel Study Club meets 8 p m at Mrs Dondal Richards Little Garden Club elects officers cov ers prepared for new programs Feb 4 at Mrs S A Nippell Business and Professional Women’s Club meets 6 15 p m Tuesday D A R meets 2 p m Wednesday at Mrs B D Young home change in plans
Sandra Zorn named Worthy Advisor by Norwalk Assembly 103 Order of the Rainbow for Girls. She is a Norwalk High School senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zorn, Unity Lane. Officers will be installed at 7:30 p.m. January 23 at the Masonic Temple.
New York chef shares a fast cherry parfait recipe using instant vanilla pudding marshmallows and pitted dark sweet cherries. Divide into four glasses, garnish with four reserved cherries, and chill for four servings.
An oil and texture print show by Mark Freeman opens January 18 at the Gallery on 63 West Main Street. Freeman, Columbia College and Columbia University School of Architecture graduate, studied at the Sorbonne on a Carnegie Fellowship. His color lithographs appear in major venues and he has works in several prominent collections. The exhibit runs January 18 to February 20, with hours 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 9 p.m. Fridays.
A Tuesday schedule includes Rotary Anns at Columbia Gas at noon Elks Ladies Luncheon at Elks Country Club at 12 30 p m and several clubs meeting through the evening at locations such as the Methodist Church Inter state Dining Rooms Masonic Temple and more. A Monday list covers groups including Quad County Coin Club U A W CIO Hall Berlin Heights PTA Milan Mothers Club Shakespeare Club and others with meeting times around 8 p m or 7 40 p m.
Clarence H. Esker, last surviving charter member of Norwalk Council, honored at a 8:15 p.m. meeting. Esker helped establish the council on December 29, 1901 and served four terms as Grand Knight. He received the Fourth Degree in 1905 and will be presented a plaque by Grand Knight Robert Kramer. About 15 to 20 past grand knights expected.
Article notes French housewives clip recipes from newspapers and magazines and experiment with new ideas such as using grapefruit juice in main dishes. Countess Mapie de Toulouse Lautrec urges tasting as you cook, trying new combinations, and refining methods with family input.
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