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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
5
An outdoor friendly chicken barbecue recipe from Bangkok style kai yang laa ponlamai cheum with fruit casserole. It uses broilers or roasters and marinated half chickens grilled over charcoal then finished on the rack with basting, served with a fruit casserole.
Daniel W Potts and Daniel Webster Potts married May 31 in the University of Albuquerque Chapel. The bride, daughter of Torrance Calif residents, wore a white Irish linen gown with lace and daisies. They’ll reside in Albuquerque and host an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the groom’s parents’ home.
Tonight and Thursday calendar listing multiple gatherings. includes Boy Scout Court of Honor at First United Methodist Church, DeMolay events at Masonic Temple, Odd Fellows and Daughters of Isabella meetings, St Peter Lutheran Christian Service Day, Kiwanis and Retirees activities, and Bible study at First United Methodist with several church committee meetings.
The Busy Bakers gathered at 1 p.m. at North Old State Road home of Mrs Albert Wilson. The meeting was started by the president who led the pledges.
Members discussed attending Camp Conger with the Willow Brook Beavers on June 30. Parents are invited to join the camp. Mrs. Wilson demonstrated how to measure and baked a raisin cake.
The Fitchville Cloverettes met Tuesday at the Fitchville Conservation Hall. Sandy Hunter and Janet Houser served refreshments as members began work on their projects. The next meeting is set for Tuesday at the same location.
Practical reader tips cover turning matchbook covers into a coffee table top with brick fashion and spray varnish, Venetian blind repairs with pins, and using an old dish tray as a large dust pan, plus a note on teen trades and playful commentary.
In New London at 8 15 p m Thursday thirty young people from the New London area will be presented in recital by their teacher Mrs Winona Bursley at the First Baptist Church The public is invited to attend The list includes Victoria McGowan Nancy Hardy Susan Schneider and many others from the area.
The annual Firelands Area Boy Scout Council meeting is set for June 25 at Camp Firelands. Reports will be presented by Edward Asher and others, with nominating and Scout Executive reports also on the agenda. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Reservations through the scout office. Girl Scout Troop 149 held a family picnic and awards ceremony at Memorial Lake Park with badges earned by several girls and a skit about Troop Camping. A swimming party and barbecue at the Leto home followed.
The Norwalk Pathfinders youth program of the Seventh Day Adventist Church held an investiture ceremony at Mrs. James Gibson home. Christine Karen and Tommy Tighe Penny Joseph were invested into the Explorer class with Susan Gibson Judy Tighe and Elva Fallecker promoted to the Friend class. Kevin Patty Tighe joined the Sunbeam class.
Mr and Mrs Edward Ducsay announce the engagement of their daughter Dawn Renee to Patrick George Gorman son of Mrs Helen Gorman and the late George Gorman. Dawn is Milan High School and Bowling Green State alumna employed in a dentist office. Patrick Gorman is a Norwalk High School graduate and former draftsman now in the Army. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Eileen to Timothy Obringer son of Mrs. Sue Obringer. Sharon a Norwalk High School graduate and Kent State student. Tim a St. Paul High School and Kent State graduate employed by Paul E. Bleile Company. Wedding planned for August 9.
An ancient queen Hatshepsut is recalled as a powerful ruler who dressed as a man and led Egypt to glory. The ad from Holman Jewelers invites brides to plan weddings with engagement rings, wedding sets, and coordinated china and crystal displays.
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