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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1966
Page
5
A reader shares a method to fry shrimp directly in a metal can to avoid cleaning a deep fryer. Remove the label, keep the lid open to prevent fire, allow grease to cool, then store the can. Different tips include protecting porcelain, making homemade puzzles, and gift-giving reminders from Dear Heloise.
Mr and Mrs Harold W Stevens of Owensboro Kentucky announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Ann to F Edward Sparks son of Dr and Mrs Howard C Sparks rural Monroeville Miss Stevens a Perkins High School Sandusky Bluffton College graduate teaches in South Western City School System Grove City Mr Sparks a Monroeville High School Bluffton College graduate is a case worker for the Logan County Child Welfare Board Pellefontaine A late summer wedding is planned by the couple.
The Norwalk City Schools publish a weekly lunch menu listing meals for Monday through Friday. Monday features pork pot pie with dessert. Tuesday offers sloppy Joe, navy beans, fruit cocktail. Wednesday serves porcupine balls with corn. Thursday includes wiener and sauerkraut with mashed potatoes. Friday presents macaroni and cheese with toss salad and fruit jello.
Mrs Richard Metzger was installed as president of the Firelands Garden Club at a Thursday afternoon ceremony at Mrs Dudley White Jr home. Other officers installed include Mrs George Ward as first vice president and Mrs Ira Hamilton as second vice president.
The betrothal of Dorothy Jean Colish to Robert Michael Factor is announced by the Colish family. Colish is a Norwalk High School graduate and Norwalk Truck Lines employee. Factor is a 1962 Norwalk High School graduate and a University of Denver senior majoring in electrical engineering with honors memberships. The piece also notes upcoming meetings of local garden clubs and women’s groups with host homes and dates in February.
Miss Nancy Boyer, County Extension Agent, says fad diets fail to deliver lasting results. A proper reducing diet is low in calories and balanced, with high protein foods like skim milk, meat and eggs, and includes dairy, fruit, vegetables, and grains. Calorie totals must support health and steady loss, with supervision for diets under 1200 calories daily.
Aviation Electrician's Mate Airman Ronald J. Mac Murray of Milan serves with Fighter Squadron 101 at Key West Naval Air Station. VF 101 trains replacement pilots radar intercept officers and maintainers for Atlantic Fleet units operating the F-4B Phantom II weapons system. Phantom II, armed with Sidewinder and Sparrow III missiles, intercepts targets at long ranges and high altitudes and supports ground troops with bombs and rockets. Fight crews trained by VF-101 fly daily from carriers worldwide.
Sunday open house at Memorial Home from 2 to 4 pm. Monday events include Research Club led by Mrs. Roland Wildman at 2 pm, South Side Reading Club with Mrs. R H Hiller at 2 pm, Women’s Society of the Calvary Baptist Church Isabella Study Club with Mrs. R A Kerner at 6 30 pm, North Fairfield Lions Club at Methodist Church 7 pm, Cub Scout Pack 202 at First Baptist Church 7 pm, Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall 8 pm, Young Women's Circle of the First Methodist Church with Mrs. Richard Weitzel at 8 30 pm.
Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to Kelly Waggoner son of Mr and Mrs Jack Waggoner The couple have set no wedding date Barbara attended Miami University is a secretary at the Cleveland Institute of Electronics Kelly is a Norwalk High School graduate attended Kent State University and is now at Heidelberg College in Tiffin The engagement a local notice from Wilford Ohio
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