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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
3
Dear readers share do it yourself beauty tips for nail polish. Mixing expensive top coat with cheap polish enhances shine and longevity. A reader notes testing on four nails and suggests using a quarter top coat to three quarters polish for best results.
The Rev. Mrs. Carol Hyde of Cleveland will conduct services at the Universalist Church Sunday at 10 30 a.m. She substitutes for Mr. George Hayduk who attends a convention in Hollywood Fla. Hyde holds degrees from Stanford Teachers College Columbia and Oberlin and was ordained in Columbus Ohio. Her topic will be Realty Therapy.
Rain and frost slowed some harvests yet most regions report ample fruits and vegetables for the weekend of May 19. Beef roasts and steaks appear good buys, pork cuts attractive, lamb chops and chicken remain strong. Seasonal produce includes green beans cabbage celery corn lettuce onions squash tomatoes while fruits feature apples avocados bananas cantaloupes lemons oranges strawberries and seafood options like fish sticks canned salmon and scallops.
Milan Instrumental Music Boosters Organization presented a new awards system for varsity musicians. Freshmen receive red and white MBAND letters and gold bars, with sophomores juniors and seniors earning additional bars and plaques. Officers were elected. the band schedule includes a May 30 parade and afternoon concert.
Gregg Owen, son of Mr and Mrs E H Owen of McMechen and Parkersburg West Virginia, is named salutatorian of Linsly Military Institute in Wheeling. He graduates June 3 and plans to enter Princeton University in September to major in pre medicine chemistry. The Owen family formerly lived at 28 Breezewood Drive.
The First Methodist Church Chancel Choir will give its annual spring concert at 7 30 p m Sunday in the church sanctuary The choir includes 42 to 45 members with high school youths and adults The music director is R Paul Laycock and organist Blodwen Bowers The program features Lonesome Valley Battle Hymn of the Republic I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked and The Hallelujah Chorus.
The Firelands Chapter D A R C elected new officers at year end at Mrs Dean E Sheldon home with La Verne Heyman as regent and B D Young as first vice regent among others. St Pauls Rosary Altar Society named Mrs Donald Fries president elect for 1966 67 and Phi Delta Mu Beta Sigma Phi appointed Mary Carabin president with a slate of officers. Past Matrons Order of Eastern Star held a charity auction at Mrs Cyril Dawson home. Ladies Missionary Society Calvary Baptist met for devotion and planning. Circle 1 First United Presbyterian held a breakfast meeting and Circle II to meet June 8 at Recreation Park. Firelands Womans Club announced committee chairs for 1966.
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