Happenings In Fashion Food and Flowers at Home Event
Fashion and food topics dominated the H O M E Happening at Firelands Campus and Willard Church of God with local women hearing experts on spring styles. Daryl Crane narrated a fashion show sharing care tips for white and pastel fabrics and discusses fabrics, colors, and silhouettes for this year.
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H.O.M.E
Huron
Erie Counties
Firelands
Willard Church of God
Huron and
Erie County Extension Services
Daryl Crane
Judy Driscoll
Simple Silk Flowers For Lasting Arrangements
Marlene Zeller demonstrated silk flower making on a midweek afternoon, crafting a dogwood in 20 seconds and a seven layered mum in 3 and a half minutes. She showcased how any flower could be replicated in silk. The display highlighted quick, lasting arrangements suitable for home decor.
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Marlene Zeller
Local Sandusky woman builds silk flower business
Mrs. Long turns a home hobby into a Silk flower craft based in Sandusky. She creates realistic blooms by hand from silk fabric and from ready made packs costing little. She demonstrates quick methods for dogwood mums orchids roses and other flowers using glue wire and tape.
Social Scene Milan Nu Nu Meets For Easter Plans
Milan social column reports Nu Nu members met March 13 at Carol Payne’s home to discuss an Easter egg hunt on April 7 in Milan. Mary Lee Heilman gave a program on Belly Dancing. Dessert served by Mrs. Payne and Peggy Koupal. Officer elections on March 27 at Mrs. Heilman’s home. Norwalk Milan Welcome Whon Club to meet at 7 30 p.m. Monday in Home Savings and Loan community room. Gus Corso of Corso's Flower Shop will speak on Greenhouses in Sandusky and care of house plants. Nominations for officers and membership calls to Lisa Coles or Lori Peugeot. North Fairfield Modern Maids and Matrons Farm Women’s Club met March 14 at Mrs. Paul Lortcher’s home. Easter poems and decorations displayed. Next meeting April 11 led by Mrs. Hinckley. North Fairfield Chit Chat Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Earl’s home. winter survival roll call. Contests led by Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Christie. door prize to Mrs. Eastman. Dinner meeting April 7 with husbands and guests planned. North Fairfield O E S 40 to hold potluck March 27 in Masonic Temple honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kime’s 65th anniversary. Doris Hillis elected honorary member. Area Men’s Brotherhood to meet 7 p.m. Thursday at Church of the Master in Steuben. Ron Powers of WRFD to speak. All area men invited.
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Milan
Nu Nu
Carol Payne
Mary Lee Heilman
Payne
Peggy Koupal
Norwalk-Milan
Home Savings and Loan
Gus Corso
Corso
Sandusky
Lisa Coles
Lori Peugeot
North Fairfield
Farm Women’s Club
Paul Lortcher
Tom Walcher
Blanche Vogel
Ray Hinckley
Kenneth Earl
Richard Baxter
Lyle Christie
Glenn Eastman
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Ralph Kime
Doris Hillis
Easter Bouquet Show Explains Floral Bible Symbols
Mrs. Marlene Long arranged an Easter bouquet of silk flowers and greenery, detailing the symbolism of each bloom. She described briars as the crown of thorns, silk palms for Palm Sunday, lilies for purity, dogwood for Christ's wounds, tulips for resurrection, red roses for divine love, daisies for Christ's innocence, pink carnations for pure love, carnations from Mary's tears, and eggshells for hope and rebirth.
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Marlene Long
Mrs. Long
Christ
Jerusalem
Limit Calories and Eating Habits for Healthy Weight Loss
Nutritionist Phyllis Jones of the Northwest Ohio National Dairy Council advises limiting calories to about 1,200 daily for women and making lifestyle changes to reduce intake. She warns fad diets lose water, not fat, and emphasizes slow eating, smaller plates, designated eating areas, and balancing meals with protein fruits vegetables and grains.
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Phyllis Jones
Northwest Ohio National Dairy Council of
Toledo
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Sandusky High School
Ann Karcher
Department Stores
Spector’s
Norwalk
Delicatessen
Steuben
Ron Powers
WRFD
Worthington
Ms. Jones
Judy Knapp
Bellevue
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