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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1979
Page
7
A compact overview traces chopsticks from ancient China where they appeared in the fourth century B C to the present. It notes their materials, uses, and cultural role including gifting and wedding wishes. A simple home recipe for squash stir fry illustrates practice in real meals.
A 2007 recipe for 5 servings combines 1 pound wieners with pineapple chunks, green pepper, and tomato wedges. Wieners are broiled with a sweet and sour sauce made from pineapple juice, sugar, catsup, lemon juice, soy sauce, and ginger, served over hot rice.
Mr and Mrs Gene Kurzen of Willard announce the engagement of daughter Laura Hainline to Jim Dannemiller son of Gerald Dannemiller also of Willard Both graduates of Willard High School and Pioneer Joint Vocational School The couple plan a July 21 wedding with the groom employed by Shelby Auto Call.
A dinner at the Smithville Inn marked Arthur and Merle Leak of Ripley Township’s 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included many Leak relatives such as Gary, Candi, Ben Keefer, and Dale Bradshaw. The couple wed June 5, 1929, with Arthur Leak described as a retired farmer and former township trustee and county commissioner.
Mildred Pearce notes to test bath water with the elbow to avoid scalding. Heloise echoes the advice and thanks Mildred, while readers are reminded that hands may not accurately judge warmth. The column underscores safe practices for infant care and formula preparation.
The Norwalk Stitch and Stir 4-H Club held its last meeting on May 23 with demonstrations by Laura Hester and Molly Mutchler. Members planned Camp Conger cleanup and buying Chris Clover T shirts to boost the 4-H image. The next meeting is set for June 13 at Beth Germond's home.
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