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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1974
Page
5
Readers share practical hints from paint touch ups to ironing dampening spray. Advice covers preserving paint for spot repairs, dampening clothes with a spray bottle for ironing, boxing gifts with painted boxes, labeling puzzle pieces, taming string in margarine cups, mixing small food quantities with a custard cup, and organizing weekly medicine with seven labeled bottles.
The 17 year old Linda Jane Cote, granddaughter of Norwalk couple Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cote and Mr. and Mrs. Liva Penson, will fly solo from Columbia Station airport on Sunday. Her grandfather will present her wings, given to him by life long friend the late Bill Long, former Lorain City Airport owner and Curtis Flying Boat pilot. Cote hopes for a private pilot license this summer and plans to join the Navy or Air Force. She has about a year of flying lessons and will receive mile high silver wings and a solo pin.
Pamela G. Kirkpatrick and Larry E. Carpenter announce their engagement with a February wedding planned. Kirkpatrick, a 1972 Norwalk High School graduate, attended Ashland College and Bowling Green State University and works as a teller at Western Security Bank in Sandusky. Carpenter, Norwalk High School Class of 1971, attended Ohio State University and is employed by Tractor Supply Co. in Norwalk. His parents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Carpenter.
Jenny, 15, aims to deliver soon at the Florence Crittenden Home for unwed mothers in Ohio. Mary plans to raise her child with her parents, while Teresa chose adoption. Sandy contemplates keeping her baby, and all say abortion or adoption were not options. The home notes rising numbers of girls kept from adoption as abortion grows more accepted.
The Norwalk City Needlers met June 17 at Marge Newcomer's house. Members answered roll call by naming their favorite fabric. Sandy Kluding demonstrated tailor tacks and Kris Schlader showed how to mark material.
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