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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1969
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a method using plastic bags from frozen vegetables to poach eggs. Place eggs and butter in the bag, seal, stand the bag in boiling water, and remove when done. The eggs slide out easily and bags are reusable.
Patrick Mariano a 25 year old Warren student commutes 200 miles round trip twice weekly to attend a Spanish course at Bowling Green State University Firelands Campus near Huron. He says the distance is driven for the instructor Dr Rene Ruiz whose informal lounge class supports personal contact.
A group of 26 sixth graders at Jackson Park elementary in University City Missouri raise weekly coins to fund spending money for two orphans Tim a boy and Sherri a girl. Their teacher Mrs Evan Townsend describes the project as adopting a boy and a girl from an orphan home and planning to meet them at term end.
Milan Playschool board met at Mrs. James Brinks home to discuss next year registrations. Parents may contact Mrs. Herbert Strong in rural Milan for registration blanks. Eligibility age is four.
On campuses students run panic centers during exam periods offering refreshments games and consultations. Experts urge recognizing changes in behavior as signals of crisis and stress the need for early intervention. Institutions like UT Austin Southern Colorado State College and USF Tampa run crisis hotlines and campus mental health units to reduce self harm risks.
Wakeman The Talent Guild of the Wakeman Congregational Church met at Pilgrim Hall with St Patrick’s Day decor. President resigns as Mrs Richard Hergina moves to Kipton. Mrs George Allom to serve temporarily. Devotions led by Mrs Leroy Stober. a one act play was presented. Kitchen inventory and cleaning completed. film strip shown on One Hour Of Sharing.
The Towne and Country Players present Palace III Follies March 21 22 and 23 at Townsend School with curtain at 8 p.m. 4 H News notes Wakeman Wranglers 4 H Saddle Club met Wednesday. Bonnie Lukasko demonstrated horse feeding and Mark Stockham spoke on Hoof Care.
Community calendar items include Shoestring Players performances of Arsenic and Old Lace at Milan Town Hall at 8 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. on different dates. Additional events feature club meetings, workshops, and church activities across Norwalk and surrounding areas this week and weekend.
Church leader Dr Harvey S Galloway from Columbus will speak at a public organizational meeting of the Norwalk Church of the Nazarene at Maplehurst Elementary School. The service at 3 p m marks the charter members official organization of the church. Meat pies are also stew and a second day stew variation may use pie pans with added vegetables and a pastry topping.
Kathryn Hug of Norwalk wins first prize in a competition to perform as soloist with the University Symphony Orchestra of Wisconsin State University in Platteville. She will join the Young Artist concert May 4 and perform Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2, plus an April 24 Milwauke e Alverno College Orchestra recital.
South Africa topic presented by Mrs. Richard Sipple at the Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Mrs. Frank Irilli home. Seven couples attend Hanna Theater trip to Youre A Good Man Charlie Brown. Progressive dinner planned for April 12. Next meeting March 27 at Mrs. Noel Arnold’s. NORWALK CONSERVATION CLUB AUXILIARY elects Mrs. Jack Silcox president. Mrs. David Silcox to be installed as vice president. officers named Mrs. Alfred Feurstein secretary and Mrs. King Jameson treasurer.
The First Church of Christ on Benedict and Hickory Streets will hold a five night evangelism series from March 24 to 28 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Phillip T. Durham of Cincinnati Bible Seminary will speak, with Mrs. Betty Nims providing nightly music.
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