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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1969
Page
5
A playful Irish themed menu featuring Paddy's Pig made from green tinted cream cheese and chipped ham, a one dish rice ring with creamed pork, and Emerald Isle Pie with lime gelatin and meringue. Includes serving ideas and full ingredient list for a festive St. Patrick's Day spread.
Tonight groups meet across town from Firelands Toastmasters at Colonial Hotel to DeMolay at Masonic Temple and Beta Sigma Phi events at St Peter Lutheran. Activities include youth meetings, card parties, Bible studies, and prayer groups with times from 6:30 to 9:00 PM.
Heloise shares thrifty tips for quick Sunday dress preparations for three boys using ready outfits on hangers. She notes a second hanger for clean items and keeping a pocket dime for Sunday School. A sewing machine rack and grated cleaning tip also appear to streamline household tasks.
A nostalgic note on choosing a wedding date from ancient China to modern times. It urges registering the selection with Holman Jewelers as a bridal consultant. It highlights Silver China and Crystal gifts and the ease of friends choosing gifts.
A nominating committee to recommend a slate of officers for next year was named at the Firelands Business and Professional Women's Club meeting Monday. Nellie Woodruff will chair with Violet Suhr and Mrs. Gerald Kitchens on the panel. Doris McClellan won a portable television set in a club drawing. The next gathering is April 14 at St Paul Episcopal Parish House.
NEW LONDON The Third and Fourth Degrees were exemplified at the New London Grange Thursday. Edmund Franklin led the Fourth Degree as new candidates were admitted, with Huron County Youth presenting the Third Degree in full ritual. Mrs. LaVerne Snyder announced plans for upcoming Pomona Grange programs and fundraiser drives for the Huron County Cancer Society Unit set for April 19 and 20.
The Firelands Democratic Women's Club of Huron County will hold their regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m on March 17 at the Community Grange Hall in Clarksfield.
The program will be in charge of Mrs Pauline Bedford. Eleanore Szabo Pauline Bedford Elaine Mahl Marie Fugel and Catherine Kraus are chairladies of the meeting. All interested Democratic ladies are invited to attend the meeting.
The Women's Society for Christian Service of the Clarksfield United Methodist Church will hold a bake sale Friday at Siddall's Store on E Main St in New London. Members will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Lloyd Sheldon's home on St. John's Road.
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