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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
5
Dear Heloise suggests a surprising pantry fix after describing strainers as bulky and dented. The column proposes visiting an aquarium shop where goldfish are sold, hinting at a quirky solution to draining liquids more easily.
Andre Courreges showcases a near topless look with tiny flowers as accents and pleated mini garments. Pierre Cardin lights dresses with electronic effects and bold fish net bags. Heloise and readers share household hacks and simple grooming tips.
Recipe outlines a German Hungarian Turkish Greek Austrian inspired stuffed cabbage with coffee in the filling. Ingredients include cabbage leaves rice lean beef onion parsley salt instant coffee savory tomato juice butter sour cream and oil. Steps describe boiling leaves simmering filling rolling, baking 350 for one hour and serving with tomato sauce and sour cream. Serves 4-5.
Mr and Mrs Lin Jennings announce the engagement of daughter Patricia Carol to Terry Lee Meyer. Patricia, a 1967 Norwalk High School graduate, works at Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. of Sandusky. Terry, a 1964 Norwalk High School alumnus, attended Bowling Green State University and works as a salesman at Bob Meyer Chevrolet of Norwalk. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The Fuller ton Youth Guide aims to bridge gaps between parents and teens on topics from dating to curfews. Doane notes the guide gives two sides for parents and teens to discuss and is distributed to grades six through 12. communities may adopt joint guidelines for family behavior.
Andrea Jean Barman and Marvin J Ott plan an April 20 wedding at 10 a.m. in St Pauls Catholic Church. The engagement was announced by Mrs and Mr Robert C Barman Sr of 14 Townsend Ave. Ott is the son of Mr and Mrs Oscar E Ott of 605 West St. Miss Barman, a 1966 Norwalk High School graduate, works as a Woolworth sales clerk. Ott served two years in the U S Army in Thailand and works as a mason for Barman and Seitz General Contractors in Norwalk.
High school students, parents, counselors and others are invited to an agriculture and home economics career conference at The Ohio State University on Saturday. Sessions in Campbell Hall and the Agricultural Administration Building cover careers in agriculture and home economics with talks on admission requirements, costs and college life.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodward of 108 Spring Street Willard celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary this Saturday. They wed February 3 1943 at St Francis Xavier Church in Willard with Rev J B Fralick officiating. Attendants were Mrs Lester Hayes and Thomas O'Brien. The couple has lived at their Spring Street home since their marriage. Mr Woodward retired last year from R R Donnelley and Sons Co due to illness.
Thirteen area students including six from Norwalk are named on Ohio State University autumn quarter honor roll. Eligible students carried at least 12 credit hours and a 3.5 or higher average. Norwalk honorees include Christie Berner Samuel Cardman Jr Richard Hintz Martin Lichtesein Carol Ann Widman and Charlotte Ann Woodward.
Dr. S. K. Fineberg of New York calls obesity a disease that can only be controlled not cured. He labels obesity the country s No 1 public health enemy and advocates permanent dietary changes and mental adjustment. His views appear in Nutrition Today as hearings on weight loss pills unfold in Washington.
Tonight listings show Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge and Oddfellows Lodge at 8 Wednesay, Council of Norwalk Garden Club luncheon at the Elks Club 12:30 pm, Senior Citizens Craft Class at the Senior Center 1 to 4 pm, Firelands Toastmasters at the Recreation Center 7 pm, Pre-natal classes at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital 7:30 pm, and Norwalk Oddfellows at Oddfellows Hall 8 pm.
The First United Presbyterian Church of Norwalk held Youth Sunday with theme Barriers to Belief. James Calhoun led as speakers included Travis Chapin on Miracles Linda Bush on Kingdom of God and Kathy Mitchell on Predestination.
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