Norwalk Embraces Oriental Flavors in School and Hospital
Norwalk High School students in Sharon Turini’s foods class explore Oriental cuisine. At Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital staff sampled Chinese Korean and Philippine dishes served buffet style. Aao Korean Bulgogi and other dishes were prepared by Dr. Pura Vargas Mrs Suju Chang and Dr Kyung Han with Norwalk cooks assisting.
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Pam Beer
Leah Striker
Norwalk High School
Tim Hohman
Barbara Miller
Yong Kim
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Fisher-Titus
Kyung Han
Korea
Pura Vargas
The
Phillipines
Suju Chang
Chia Chang
Taiwan
Norwalk
Dr. Puraargas
Norwalk High
Sharon Turini
Elks Ladies Golf Opens Season With New Handicapping
The Elks Ladies Association kicks off with 45 golfers at a breakfast. New handicapping system shown by Gary Wilkins aims to curb sandbagging. Season shifts from team to individual play. four tournaments planned. First event a Surprise draw. Marian Edwards wins low gross, Betty McCarty low net, Jan Hurst closest to pin. Door prizes go to several members.
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Elks Club
Gary Wilkins
Elks Ladies Golf Association
Carolyn Spaar
Rose Brady
Carol Payne
Eleanor Fredericks
Velores Temple
Molly Peckham
Jean Sizemore
Betty McCarty
Winnie Kuhlman
Barb Cole
Agnes Higgins
Elks Ladies Association
Biggie
Calcutta
Marian Edwards
Jan Hurst
Agnes Pickett
Bev White
Eleanor Frederick
Gladys Thomas
McCarty
Wilkins
Mr Coffee recall affects 3.1 million units nationwide
The Consumer Product Safety Commission and North American Systems announce a voluntary recall of 3.1 million Mr Coffee coffeemakers manufactured July to December 1975. Machines bearing G 75 L 75 or similar codes require free modification and owners should contact the company. End users are urged to unplug when not in use and not to tamper with devices. The CPSC also provisionaly accepts a 25 000 settlement for a timeliness violation.
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Washington, D.C
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Nort American Systems
Ine
Mr Coffee
North American
CPSC
Seyepee
Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary in Sandusky Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Mock of Sandusky mark 60 years married with an open house at their home on May 15. They wed May 15, 1917, and will be hosted by their children Day Hohler James Scheel Paul and Russell. They have 16 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Clyde H. Mock
Sandusky
C. m
Sontey
R. Mock
Myrtle Leibengood
Day
Clyte
Dean Wildes Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Dean Wilde of 25 Spring Street celebrate 25 years of marriage today. They wed May 10 1952 at Rev P J Garcia s home and will vacation in Hawaii May 24 as a gift from their children Mike of Monroeville and Pam and Skip at home.
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Dean Wilde
Spring St
P.J. Garcia
Wildes
Hawaii
Mike
Monroeville
Pam
Skip
Heloise: patching boy's knee with pocket saves wear
Mrs Elvan Smith shares a method to repair a six year old boy's knee by cutting a back pocket from a pair of pants, squaring it, and sewing it over the worn knee. Marjorie L Macy adds a tip on using a pump plastic bottle to apply baby oil.
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Heloise
Marjorie L. Macy
Wednesday club calendars list several meetings in Norwalk area
Sally DeForest Chapter DAR luncheon at Milan Inn 12 30 p.m Norwalk Christian Women's Club meets at First Presbyterian Firelands Boulevard 12 30 p.m TOPS chapters meet Trinity Lutheran Monroeville 7 30 p.m TOPS Home of Joan Anderson Old State Road 7 30 p.m DeMolay at Masonic Hall 7 30 p.m Kappa Epsilon at Brenda Falter 8 p.m Norwalk Mothers of Twins Club Italian buffet hostess Charlene Case 8 p.m Al Anon First United Presbyterian Church apm
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Sally DeForest
Milan Inn
Norwalk
Mothers of Twins Club
Charlene Case
Al-Anon
First United Presbyterian Church
Apm
4-H News North-Side and Nearby Clubs Meet in May
The North-Side 4-H Club held its fifth meeting on May 4 with Berney Alt and Tim Fries reporting on projects. Meetings are set for May 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Robert Stieber and May 16 at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall. The Townsend Crops and Livestocker group met May 2 at Townsend Town Hall with ways and means members listed. The club plans to decorate soldiers graves on Memorial Day and meets May 16 at the Town Hall. Better Youth of Bronson opened May 4 electing officers led by Steve Guest with Dan Pflieger Laura Hester Jim Stevenson Greg Heisler Ed Rapp Greg Guest and Mike Guest. A constitution and program committee were formed for upcoming meetings and enrollment cards were completed. The May 18 meeting is at Steve Guest’s home. The fourth meeting May 5 at the Zimmerman home welcomed Richard Ruess Lori Ruess Mark Romell and Pat Romell and approved a paper drive and improvements at Partland School with the next gathering May 19 at Scott Russ’s home.
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Alt
Berney Alt
Tim Fries
Robert Stieber
Townsend Crops and Livestockers
Townsend Town Hall
Ways and Means
Mike Hahn
Howard Lee
Tim Strait
Dennis White
Brenda Fessenden
Jan Bartrop
Glenda McCarter
Chris Conklin
Town Hall
Better Youth of
Zimmerman
Richard Ruess
Lori Ruess
Mark Romell
Pat Romell
Partland School
Scott Russ
Norwalk Happy Hearts Club Plans May Senior Citizens Visit
The Happy Hearts Club met at Shelly and Gloria Bees home to review lessons and receive project directions. They will visit the Fabric Post and on May 19 perform for residents at Gaumont Nursing Center during Senior Citizens Week. meeting was held at Pam and Carol Collins home at 7 p.m.
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Happy Hearts Club
Shelley and
Gloria — Bees
Fabric Post
Gaumont Nursing Center
Pam
Carol Collins
Social Scene Updates From Milan and Sandusky Groups
Milam X i Eta Mu holds year end meeting at 8 p.m. with officer installation and Exemplar Degree rites for four new members at Mrs. Matt Czaplicki’s home. Sandusky Duplicate Bridge Club hosts 7 30 p.m. charity Swiss four tonight at YMCA 2101 West Perkins Ave. Joshua Giddings Chapter D of 1812 meets in Clyde for a spring luncheon 11 30 a.m. Saturday at Mrs. Frank Hall 205 Cherry St. Norwalk’s Mrs C J Lawrence presents program. Men of the Revolution business session includes officer reports state council notes and installation by Ohio State President Mrs Urban C Livengood Sr.
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Milan
Xi Eta Mu
Matt Czaplicki
Czaplicki
Sandusky
YMCA
West Perkins Avenue
Joshua Giddings
Daughters of 1812
Frank Hall
Cherry St. Clyde
C.J. Lawrence
Norwalk
Ohio
Urban C Livengood
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Bronson
Hartland Progressive Farmers
Happy Hearts
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Bankamericard
W. Main
Cloth Corner
Cline St. Norwalk
Caron
Methodist Church
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