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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
5
Abbey Darer outlines a basic budget of 2000 for furnishing a first nest with affordable, stylish choices. An L shaped banquette, mattresses as upholstery, bright sheets, a glass chrome coffee table and a shag carpet form a practical living room plan. She notes couples shop carefully, avoid impulse buys, and transfer items as family needs grow.
Rural Monroeville and nearby towns report engagements of Elizabeth Ann Farris to Robert Lynn Pack of Norwalk area, with both sets of families sharing details on schooling and employers. Other engagements include Gisele Lynn Miller to William Harold Schnee of Norwalk and Jeanette Samples to Daniel Angelo of Wakeman and Berlin Heights, with weddings planned in late summer.
Social Qcene IMPA will run a Sweet Tooth Booth at the fairgrounds on July 4 with calls for cake pie bread and candy donations. St Alphonsus Catholic Church hosts an Ox Roast and Festival June 22 with a 12:30 to 6 pm serving window and a cash prize drawing.
New York UPI reports guests take home a piece of wedding cake as a token of good luck. The practice may trace to Roman times when crumbs were gathered after the cake was broken over the bride’s head.
Twelve members of Scout Troop 200 plus leaders Rick Schimpff and Jerry Dwight spent the weekend camping on the Henry Dwight farm. Activities on the campout helped the boys earn related badges.
The Hartland Scramblers 4-H Club met at the Barman home for its sixth gathering. Members proposed a scrap drive as a fundraising project and planned painting trash barrels for a community service effort. John Kramer demonstrated dairy cow parts and Chris and Kathleen Barman presented on rabbits. The next meeting is set for Tim Parcher's home on June 16.
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