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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1968
Page
3
The Olena Presbyterian Women Association prepares for their Holiday House church bazaar, a three month effort featuring crafts from umbrella tree decorations to milkweed pods, bologna booths, and Our Very Own Shoppe. The event runs Friday 9 am to 8 pm and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm with multiple booths including Kiddie Land and Gift Shoppe.
Dear HeLOISE offers quick household tips. A plastic pill bottle keeps liquid medicine from spills in bed and can be used to dose and hand meds. Other readers suggest repurposing cans for cigarette rests and mixing soups with sauces.
Tonight features Firelands Solo-Parents Club social at 7 30 and FADS at Pleasant Street School at 8. Shoestring Players present Everybody Loves Opal at Milan Town Hall at 8 15. Sunday offers Edison High School Rifle Club pancake breakfast 9 am to 1 pm at Rustic Roost Milan and First Baptist 59er s Potluck Supper at 6 30 pm. Mon lists many clubs meeting: Roundabout Reading Club with Mrs. Ross Stewart at 2 pm, Research Club with Mrs. Sheldon Laning at 2 pm, Southside Reading Club at Senior Citizens Center, Brownie Troop 50 at Fellowship Hall 3 15, Ladies Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church with Mrs. Ralph Bissell, Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting at Columbia Gas, North Fairfield Lions Club at United Church 7, Firelands Democratic Women s Club at American Legion Hall 7 30, Norwalk Trim Down TOPS at Senior Citizens Center 8, Isabella Study Club with Mrs. M M Zipfel 8, and NASA Women s Association at Plumbrook Cafeteria 8.
Members of the Shakespeare Club heard a humorous program titled Heavenly Hash presented by Mrs. Paul Bailey at the Pohl home. She argued religion can be fun and not merely solemn, with jokes, cartoons and anecdotes about the Bible and church life.
Five Norwalk residents completed a cake and food decoration course at Toll House in Bellevue. The graduates designed and decorated distinct petits fours and canapes, presenting original cake tops for their graduation exercises. Names listed include Mrs Otto Lang, Mrs Irvin Schaffer, Antoinette Schaffer, Mrs Thomas Truman, and Mrs Lupe Gallegos.
Kay Bartley and Donzella Moman seniors at New London High School lead Girl Scout Troop 51 at an arts conference in Cleveland for two days. Miss Moman attends as guest of Lake Erie Troop leader Mrs Pat Morris after visiting New York arts conference this summer.
A simple tip to sell items you no longer need to make fast money through local classified ads. Call 662-4241 for guidance.
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