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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
4
Women’s editor Mrs Richard Blackburn shares a Lebanese dish favorite Mahshi Malfouf with her family memories. The piece includes a detailed recipe for cabbage rolls with ground meat, rice and lemon, plus tips on prep and serving.
The Music Analytical Club met Thursday at Mrs. Weldon Sanger’s home. Mrs. Bernard Logan reviewed The Forties while Mrs. Lucille Betschman played Intermezzo Souvenir de Vienne. Elizabeth Lynch sang Forties songs as Mrs. Sanger accompanied. A music appreciation book was donated to Norwalk Public Library in memory of Mrs. Shirley Bruehler. Next meeting is April 29. The Elks Club plans a Spring Fling dinner dance at Elks Country Club on April 3 with Ed Reidy Band.
Heloise recounts testing furniture waxes with a top expert, outlining causes of wax build-up such as improper use and oil-based polishes. Advice: apply a cleaning wax to a small area, rub to loosen grease, then wipe dry while wax remains moist to remove soil.
Bellevue couple announces engagement of Mary Cecelia Schindley to Clayton Ott. Mary is a Bellevue High School graduate employed by International Metal Hose Company. Clayton is a 1962 St Pauls High School graduate, employed by Barman and Seitz Contracting Co. in Norwalk. They plan to wed October 9.
The Norwalk Drifters met at Mary Baltes home and elected officers for the coming year. Bill Dussing became president, Sharon Lutts vice president and secretary, Sue Roy treasurer, Creg Sharfenberg health and safety, with Mary Baltes serving as news reporter. Plans for the year were discussed.
A schedule of weekly meetings lists Monday sessions for Roundabout Reading Club Mrs. Edward L. Bohn 2. Research Club Mrs. C. J. Lawrence 2. Southside Reading Club Mrs. Nelson Snyder 2. Whittleettes TOPS Club Mrs. M. L. Mercer 6. Newcomer Club Columbis Gas Co. 8. Lauren Study Club Mrs. Al Distel 8. Tuesday shows Tuesday Reading Club Mrs. W. P. Wickham at 1 p.m.
Scouting news reports Pack 240 of Monroeville meeting at St Josephs parish house with a South of the Border skit. James R Bemis named Southwest District Exposition ticket chairman for May 15 16 at Huron County Fairgrounds. Armand G Monfette named vice chairman activities Harrison I Scott in charge of advancements. April theme Green Thumbs. Bobcat badges earned by John Ferguson Mark Lyle Ferguson William B Mead Gary Shibley Robin Scott Timothy R Williams. Wolf badges awarded to Larry Caldwell William J Laughlin James Wilhelm Jr and Timothy R Williams.
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