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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
5
Readers share practical home hints from Dear Heloise, including using an old nylon stocking to strain and drain starch, tying baby shoes to prevent loss, vinegar boiling to remove chalky bottle deposits, and eraser rubs to lift heel marks from floors.
The Norwalk High School annual girls basketball game selects Ohio and Michigan rosters this week. Ohio picks include Linda Bergstedt Madelyn Chaney Linda Coe Pat Jennings Susan Olsen Pat Ruggles Debbie Albright Pam Martin Carolyn Odle Nancy Perkins Nancy Pool Judy Schild. Michigan picks include Paulie Angelas Pam Comer Jackie Sehle Dzingra Kangars Donna Ott Marsha Simon Karen Dudley Caroline Hilson Margi Newton Becky Preston Susan Rogers Gretchen White. Coaches are Dave Sommers for Ohio and Chuck Carpenter for Michigan.
Norwalk City Schools lists a weekly menu featuring chili con carne and banana cake on Monday, mashed potatoes with gravy and peanut butter sandwich on Tuesday, spaghetti with meat sauce and peaches on Wednesday, meat and potato burgers and chif fon pie on Thursday, and a Friday fish sandwich with tarter sauce and green bean casserole. The lineup includes sides such as Waldorf salad buttered bread wax beans and various desserts.
Dr and Mrs Theodore Stellhorn spoke before the VACATIONLAND TRAV LERS CLUB at Cedar Villa San dusky on Our Favorite Camping Memories. March 19 meeting set at Clyde Saving Bank Recreation Room with a ways and means project planned. Women of the Moose held a regular meeting with reports and plan for mid winter conference at Bellevue. Over the Waves Club met at Mrs Warren Mills home with new baby gift and guest. Norwalk Child Conservation Club to meet 8 pm Tuesday with Alma Stoddard speaking on Unseeing Eyes.
UPI reports American buyers react to Dior 1920 Charleston dresses and very short Bath tub gun styles. While some mock the looks, the larger Dior collection includes conventional sheaths, suits and coats. Buyers pay 800 to 2000 dollars to attend, with entry price usable toward purchases.
The calendar lists reading and study clubs tonight at 8 p.m. Mrs J E Dixon leads South Side Reading Club, Columbia Gas Co hosts Research Club, and Lilian Distel guides Lauren Study Club.
IMPA will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the high school band room to discuss upcoming instrumental music events and parent involvement.
Interior designer Mary Ann Wills of Arabesque advises cautious shopping for decorating trends. She suggests testing new ideas with accent pieces before committing to a full room in a dramatic theme. Live with a style briefly to gauge personal resonance and affordability.
Robert C. Bar man Jr USN is attending a six month Basic Instrumentalist course at the Naval School of Music Little Creek Virginia. The program covers music theory harmony concert and dance band training and private instrumental lessons.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 237 met and elected officers. Linda Hershiser is patrol leader, Becky Landoll assistant patrol leader, Diane Hershiser treasurer, and Cindy Chaffee also treasurer. They plan an ice skating party a swimming party and will make tray favors for a local rest home as a service project.
Lake Erie Conference of American Lutheran Church Women held its annual board meeting at St. John's Lutheran Church in Sandusky. Reports covered the October workshop and evangelism, stewardship, and education. The spring Conference is set for May 11 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Clyde with Mrs. Ralph House chairing the program committee.
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