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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
8
A sock hop will be held in the Cole gym from 7 30 to 10 30 Saturday night to reward students who sold five dollars of magazine subscriptions. Murray Kerr of Curtis Publishing will act as disc jockey.
New York UPI advises precautions for home safety. Tips include lighting stairways, placing light switches at top and bottom, ensuring second-floor window sills are at least 30 inches high, keeping outlets and switches away from bathtubs, preventing bedrooms from opening onto stairs, and clearly marking abrupt floor-level changes.
Local clubs and chapters report upcoming events and changes. Kappa Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi plans Hearts and Harmony Ball and assigns secret sisters. Over The Waves Club meets at 7 30 p.m. with door prize won by Mrs. Andrew Conway. Next meetings scheduled for Jan 27 and March 13. NAfrillies and 1812 Daughters host luncheon and book review with February Fire Inn date. Firelands NSDA C will meet at 8 p.m. at 80 W Elm. New London Home Flower Garden Club shares Hawaii trip and library book purchase. next Feb 9 meeting set. Women of the Moose discuss mid winter Lorain conference with Jan 19 friendship session.
The fourteenth class of the Sandusky School of Practical Nursing received their caps on Jan. 13 at the Follett House after completing the pre clinical portion. Recipients include Cynthia Brewster Dianne DeChant Huron Marcene Herr New Washington Patricia Graefe Ruth Gies Norwalk and Janet Runkle Wellington. They will begin clinical training at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital and Good Samaritan and Providence Hospitals in Sandusky, devoting the last 32 weeks to bedside nursing.
Quick home hacks from readers cover DIY haircuts with towels replaced by tissues and raincoats, child seated in a tub for visibility, and a mirror for less crying. Other tips include pre-assembled hamburgers for crowds, using a necktie rack for cords, and testing dresses by sitting to ensure comfort. A reader also notes sanitary concerns with dish towels.
Friday United Church Women of Methodist Church meet at 2 p.m. Saturday Youth Membership Training Class at Methodist Church 10 a.m. FADS Square Dance at Pleasant Street School 8 11 p.m.
The Military Department of Howe Military School announces the promotion of James Milton Decker, son of Milton J. and Mrs. Decker of Cortland Street, to corporal. Cadet Decker, a junior, is a member of Company A.
A Jensen Thorsen survey of six hundred homemakers finds the average breaks nine dishes annually. Breakage peaks among young mothers and drops with grandmothers. Drying causes 70 percent of breaks, while cups and glasses break most often and large plates the least.
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