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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
5
Monroeville TOPS Club 1161 announces new officers Velda Kelley leader Carol Phillips co leader Audrey Houck treasurer and Juanita Wingate secretary. Members report eight and a half pounds shed last week by giving up potatoes.
Ground Breaker Barbara Jordan of Houston announced her run for Congress from a newly created predominantly black district. She becomes the first Black woman elected to the Texas Legislature.
Marjorie Nugent daughter of Mervyn and Mary Nugent New London and Mark Meyer son of Charles and Mary Meyer rural New London will wed at 2 p.m. March 18 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Marjorie a New London High School graduate and Miami University junior majors in biochemistry. Mark a New London High School and Miami University graduate pursuing a master's in psychology.
Tonight and Tuesday list multiple community gatherings across Norwalk area venues including Lauren Study Club Hilda Schlader at 7 30 and City Council at 7 30 in Council Chambers. Next day events cover church meetings Troops and clubs from 3 15 p m to 9 p m with various locations.
Chocolate flavored chewing gum and other chocolate goodies appeared at the National Fancy Food Show. Munchables included a candy with a caramel cheese center covered in chocolate that melts into chocolate fondue, along with chocolate mint pecan cakes and chocolate and freeze dried strawberry bars.
In Amarillo Texas two bank robberies were recorded in 1971. A summer drive in teller heist netted 7000 dollars after a man claimed a bomb. In December three men stole 43000 dollars in a separate incident.
Patricia Lapham daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert B Lapham of Birmingham Michigan and Terry Hillman son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hillman of rural Norwalk will marry August 5 in Birmingham Michigan The bride to be is a Western Michigan University student and the groom works as a distributive education teacher at Lorain Joint Vocational School in Oberlin Michigan
A reader shares a quick mood booster from Dear Heloise. She keeps a small bottle of cologne in the kitchen and dabs behind her ears to feel glamorous when chores drag.
Reading column tips include watering plants with ice cubes to reduce drips and root shock, carrying nylon net for bowling shoe maintenance, and using plastic pill bottles to slow shampoo usage, all from readers Adam Sharp Patricia Hoos and Thrifty Mom.
Cheryll Ann Franklin daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester M Franklin of Willard became the bride of John William Pfanner of Norwalk on February 12 at the United Methodist Church in Willard. The Rev Charles R Ferrell officiated.
Huron County Cooperative Extension Service schedules Parent-Teen Talk Back on WLKR FM every Monday in March with leaders Kent Hamdorf Jean Romsted and the Rev. David Roudabush. Call in questions welcome. Three weight control clinics run March 16 23 30 and April 6 at Bellevue Willard Norwalk venues with topics on obesity nutrition exercise and low calorie menus led by Alma Saddam and Barbara Wurzel.
Heloise shares a simple tip to recall unfinished tasks by returning to the original idea. The note endorses the method as reliable and effective for herself and the reader. It reads as a friendly, practical suggestion from a columnist.
A quick tip suggests freezing leftover coffee into ice cubes to cool a hot cup without diluting flavor. Use the coffee cubes to lower temperature efficiently, letting the drink reach a ready state for busy mornings.
Twenty eight girls from Berlin Heights Milan and Norwalk area qualified for the Erin Ettes Marching Baton Corps finals to be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Milan Elementary Gym. Judges will score poise appearance marching and baton skill.
Scovill's Caradco division in Dubuque Iowa has developed a molding system using sawdust as the wood fiber source for interior doors. Daily 50 tons of sawdust from wood window and door production now largely reused with 97 percent utilization, up from 25 percent. Robert L. Day, operations manager, notes the shift.
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