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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
5
Heloise hints a reader's corn mix trick using creamed and whole kernel corn. Mrs. Hadaway suggests using aspirin as a marker and warns to keep pills away from children. Carolyn Barnard signs off with cautious cooking advice.
While sewing dark fabric I lacked chalk to mark it and my daughter stepped in by giving me an aspirin to help ease the moment.
The Xi Eta Tau Pet N Pup Parade on June 1 named winners in five categories including dogs Larry Jackson and Betty Jo Whitt cats Guy Kuenzel and Jesus Garcia Jr stuffed animals Michelle Fraelich and Jerry Davis miscellaneous Ken Burke and Jane Hurst bicycles Mike Graves and Dane Burke. Money drawing winners were Jeff Murdock Diane Bement Carol Friend Robbi Bement Lenne Frederick Shelly Burke Mary Beth Hines Wendy Holmes Lila Ferres and Leo Soboslai.
The 4-H club met at Linda Becker’s home for a Bicentennial bread dough figures project and civic planning. Members planned Cedar Point trip dates and watched vegetable prints, sewing box demos, milk shake making, and button sewing. Next meeting at Lundview Farm with demonstrations by Al Hammann and others.
Starkey Nursing Home residents held round and square dancing after a square dance club demonstration. Administrator Carol Starkey noted the activity met physical needs with fun, with a cookout featuring hot dogs beans chips watermelon and even draft beer. Activities coordinator Maxine Coffman planned the event for 25 residents.
George R. Farkas, social security district manager in Sandusky, reminds June brides to report their new names to keep Social Security cards and earnings records accurate. Once updated, earnings before and after marriage are credited to the same record.
Mansfield residents can view the annual Kingwood Rose Show at Kingwood Center in the Kingwood Meeting Hall. Public hours are Saturday 2 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entries accepted Saturday 7 to 11 a.m. Helpers and schedules available. concert by Mansfield Symphony Orchestra at 3 15 p.m. Sunday.
Lions Club Moose Lodge 6 30 p m meeting. Boy Scout Troop 232 First United Presbyterian Church 7 p m. Elks Bridge Club Elks Country Club 7 30 p m. Queen Esther Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall 8 p m.
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