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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
5
Mrs A C Peeks shares a Texas Frito Loaf recipe using Fritos corn chips. The method browns onion, cooks ground steak with chili powder and water, then adds grated cheese and an egg before folding in the chips. Serve with a vegetable salad French bread and fruit.
The Sandusky Norwalk Notre Dame College Alumnae Club met to map a year of events. A Aug 19 splash party at Grand Forest Beach and a Oct 9 Notre Dame tour for area juniors and seniors are scheduled, with a Feb 19 bake sale for a scholarship fund and an April dinner for Fremont and Lorain clubs. The year ends with June officer elections. The Firelands Geologic Club meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the Columbia Gas Building with George Gens presenting fossil slides. The Daughters of Isabella host a 6 30 p m picnic at the Knights of Columbus Grounds with chairs Mrs Charles Amato and Marie Roth. The Firelands Stamp Club held a family picnic at Memorial Lake Park.
The Clarksfield Wakeman Chapter Order of Eastern Star schedules its annual picnic for 6 p m Monday at Clarksfield Roadside Park with a rain backup at Wakeman Masonic Temple. The Clarksfield Ladies Aid met Thursday at Mrs Dale Russell's home with Edgar A Guest poems read. The White Joe Garden Club meets Thursday at Miss Becky Russell's home with Mrs Daisy Fletcher as program chair.
New York reports fashion designers unveil reverse coats that wear inside out with soft fur lining and plaid or check exteriors. Fur accents appear on scarves, hems, necklines and cuffs. Anne Fogarty dyed rabbit skins yellow for a bold coat while John Moore adds fur bands and beading to a white satin theater suit.
Heloise readers share craft tips and travel hacks including pressing tape to back fabric when making button covers for body and grip, packing one small suitcase per person for trips, and using nylon net to remove fish scales.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogsett of 221 E. Main St. celebrate their golden wedding with an open house 2 to 5 p.m. at New London Grange Hall. Married July 24, 1915, by Rev. Alfred J. Funnell at Norwalk Presbyterian parsonage. They have one son John of Charleston and four grandchildren. Hogsett serves on the Huron County Board of Elections.
Garth Lambright of Norwalk won the grand prize pony at the Norwalk Riding Clubs annual horse show held Sunday at the Huron County Fairgrounds. The event drew 495 entries and about 800 spectators with judging by Guy Radcliffe and public announcer Bob Keyes.
Tonight executive committee and regular meetings with officer installations at Methodist Church Knights of Columbus and Women of Moose. Wednesday events include Platt Benedict Chapter DeMolay at Masonic temple, Townsend Firebelles, Daughters of Isabella, and K of C Hall Grounds picnic at 6 30 p.m.
Paris reports designer Jacques Esterel opened the fall winter fashion show with detachable deceivers collars to reveal low necklines and an increased hemline about two inches above the knee. He is among 40 top designers presenting in the Chambre Syndicale event on Rue Saint Honore with Regine Lutece and others scheduled to show.
The Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Garcia marked 53 years of marriage with a Sunday celebration at home. Visitors included their son Edmund and his wife of Tiffin, grandson Dr. Richard Garcia and family of Parma, daughter Mrs. Donald Garcia and granddaughter Sarah Jane of Tacoma, Washington.
Joanne Kaiser will teach first grade to 1200 American dependents in Okinawa under the Defense Department Overseas Dependent Schools. She departs Aug 14 from Cleveland to San Francisco then flies to Okinawa, with the assignment running Aug 19 to June 7, and she plans to travel to Asia and the Middle East during vacations.
Patricia McCormack reports that female shoppers influence engineers leading to conveniences like automatic ice makers shelves in doors and tilt out panels. A Chicago businessman argues engineers should study homemaker needs more to drive better designed products.
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