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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
5
Dear Heloise shares a nylon net trick to remove gum from a shirt after washing. Readers offer kitchen hints including barbecuing a roast in foil, red and green color coded Christmas recipes, and painting basement steps white to avoid mishaps in the dark.
Mrs. Donna Lou Merrill spoke on What God Gives Us As Christians at the Mother Daughter Tea in New London. She based her talk on Isaiah 61 10, honoring Mrs. Edwin Barnes and Mrs. Melvin Radcliffe as mother and grandmother of the year by church members.
Tonight features OH 578 first church of Christ in Hickory at 7 30 with Benedict, Willard Alcoholic Anonymous meeting upstairs at Willard United Bank at 8.
Engaged couple Evelyn Voorman and Richard L Weiss plan a June 12 wedding in New Jersey. Evelyn, a chemical engineer, and Richard, a chemist, will wed after graduation from Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland on May 28. They will reside in Midland, Michigan, with both employed by Dow Chemical Co.
Nancy Lee Rupp and Mark William Straka wed April 24 in a noon ceremony at St Paul Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Richard Liston. The couple, both Norwalk natives, honeymooned at Kings Island. she is daughter of Mrs. Maria Rupp and he is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Straka.
The Service for the Aging Inc receives a $27,240 federal grant to fund eight months of its program. Net cost is $45,400 with an $18,160 local share. Firelands Senior Center Outreach Center joins the agency grant. Nutrition program remains funded separately. Grant ends December 31 with future funding on a calendar year basis.
Busy Needles 4-H met May 17 at Lisa Hite home with demonstrations on calico flowers and seam fixing. Townsend T and S 4-H discussed crusts and pies and future Camp Conger work. Progressive Farmers outlined animal roll call and a June 21 roller skating event.
A county-wide safety agency was registered by the Ohio Industrial Commission and will begin June 1. George Russell will head the council, funded by the OIC, with an initial $100 monthly support. Harry Yates and City Manager Paul Capelle observed the signing and support the effort.
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