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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
5
A lively debate on long versus short hair rages among area students and celebrities. Students like Jerri Snyder and Nancy Ryle showcase extremes while Mia Farrow and the Beatles influence styles, with experts predicting very short cuts for summer.
Laura Laylin of Washington DC and Great Falls VA will wed Dr. Christopher Scott Smith of Wynnewood PA and Dark Harbor ME. Laura, granddaughter of Norwalk’s Laylin family, studied at Madeira, Bryn Mawr, and Yale Penn. Scott, Yale and Penn Med graduate, interns at Mt Zion San Francisco.
Ground breaking for a church school building will be held Sunday at Community Congregational Church United Church of Christ on Chapel Street. Rev. Robert H. Schentzler will turn the first spade of earth after the morning service. A congregational meeting follows a sermon by Rev. Edward A. Rebmann.
Plans for an organizational meeting of the Fire lands Ladies Golf League announced by Mrs. Robert Sukke at Old Plank Road. The meeting to form the league play will be at Thunderbird Hills with a gathering at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Milan Library. Beginners would be welcome.
The menu lists daily meals for the school week. Monday features chili con carne with crackers fruit salad bread and butter and banana cake. Tuesday offers mashed potatoes with hamburger gravy pickled beets bread and butter and peach cobbler. Wednesday serves meat loaf with relish cole slaw bread and butter and fruit jello. Thursday presents hot chicken sandwich candied sweet potatoes strawberry chiffon pie. Friday includes macaroni and cheese toss salad homemade roll and butter appleberry sauce.
Grated cheese can be stored for later use in casseroles salads and soups by keeping it in a covered jar in the refrigerator.
Egg yolks will keep up to three days if covered with cold water then refrigerated.
St Pauls High School will host the Diocesan Catholic Youth Organization oratorical contest in the school gym at 1 30 p m Sunday. Twenty contestants partake in the 12th annual event with seven from St Pauls. Contestants deliver a six to eight minute prepared oration on The Apostolate of the Laity followed by a three minute extemporaneous speech. St Pauls entrants include Patricia Owens John Amato Colleen Mack Matthew Kean Mary Amato Carl Langjahr Kathleen Bick.
The Norwalk District Methodist Women will host a Day Apart at Edison Memorial Methodist Church Milan on Tuesday. Led by Mrs Stanley Robinson and Mrs Walter Mellon the program Blueprint for Living features Dorothy Derry Shaw with Beatitudes as daily guidance. Registration 9 30 to 9 50 a m. program at 10 a m.
A capacity crowd attended the spring style show and card party at Grange Hall in New London. Sponsored by the New London Hospital Auxiliary, the event showcased casual to elegant clothing including nylons bonded fabrics cottons and miracle fabrics in new gold red blue and black tones.
Four bridal showers were held for Miss Sandra Strong of 2 W Washington Street. An aunt hosted a kitchenware shower in Berlin Heights. another aunt gave a linen and crystal shower in Milan. a grocery shower came from Mrs Dan Mundy. a miscellaneous shower was hosted by Mrs Richard Koehnle. Miss Strong will wed Charles Jors on April 35 at 31 St Marys Street.
The 1965 Elks entertainment committee hosts the annual spring dinner dance on Saturday at the Country Club. A cocktail hour runs 6 to 7, dinner 7 to 8 30, with Liz Wheeler's Band playing until close.
Norwalk native J A Ewell was to receive Ford Motor Company's Sales Award at a banquet at the Sheraton Cleveland Hotel. The event honors top Ford dealership car and truck salesmen of 1965 in the Cleveland district.
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