Home Front Without a Stove a Family Survives on Alternates
UPI reports a four member family at home front lacking a stove manages with a toaster hot plate electric skillet and electric broiler. One member grills outdoors in all weather while others use appliances in different rooms to prepare meals of meat starch and vegetables with dessert from canned or store bought sources. The method relies on team effort and careful appliance rotation to avoid fuse blows as the chef handles coffee on a hot plate.
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Trembling Timbers
Shoestring Players stage The Solid Gold Cadillac at Norwalk High
Local artists may display works in the Norwalk High School lobby during the Shoestring Players production of The Solid Gold Cadillac. Exhibitors need only bring their own stands and display equipment after 2 p.m. Saturday November 28. Curtain is at 8:15 p.m.
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Norwalk High School
John Hutchinson
Norwalk Concert Series Opens With Ma Si Hon Duo
The Community Concert Series starts tomorrow evening with violinist Ma Si-Hon and pianist Tung Kwong-Kwong performing at 8 15 in Norwalk High School auditorium. Admission is by Community Concert Association membership card only.
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Norwalk
Ma Si-Hon
Tung Kwong-Kwong
Norwalk High School
Community Concert Association
Talent Fair Planned By Local Newcomers Club
Newcomers Club sets a talent fair for 8 5 p m Monday November 30 at Columbia Gas Co Proceeds benefit the club treasury Members will auction needlework knit items baked goods and other crafts On December 14 the group meets at the Holiday Inn for a 6 30 p m Christmas dinner party Card games follow Mrs Karl Reinhardt leads reservations Mrs Robert Grell hosts the 8 30 p m Regina Laudes Discussion Group meeting Monday The Firelands Chapter D A R meets Monday at the home of Mrs Charles Edel Mrs D A White Mrs A O White and Miss Catharine Skilton co hostesses Mrs Laning will host January meeting
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Columbia Gas Co
Holiday Inn
Karl Reinhardt
Robert Grell
Chatham Jt
Regina Laudes
Sheldon Laning
William A. Gurley
Firelands
Daughters OF the American Colonists
Charles Edel
Gurley
Bloomingville
D. A. White
A. 0. White
Catharine Skilton
Laning
Area CBers Set Meeting in Norwalk Potluck
Norwalk area citizen band radio operators host a 7 p.m. Saturday potluck dinner at the American Legion Home on Old Route 20. The event features round and square dancing with Karl Kuhn and clown acts for children. CBers from Lorain Port Clinton Fremont Ashland Mansfield and nearby areas are expected to attend. Local organizers include Lester Chase Robert Kearney Sam Gough Ernest Portner Roger Chase Grayford Gott and Helen Nestor.
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Norwalk
Cb’ers
American Legion
Old Route 20
Karl Kuhn
Bobo the Clown
Lorain
Port Clinton
Fremont
Ashland
Mansfield
Lester Chase
Robert Kearney
Sam Gough
Ernest Portner
Roger Chase
Grayford Gott
Helen Nestor
Community Calendar Keeps Evening Volunteers Busy
Saturday events include Ch'ers Potluck Dinner at the American Legion at 7 p.m. A Western Style Square Dance at Pleasant Street School runs from 8 to 11 p.m. A Community Concert is set for Nor walk High School at 8 15 p.m.
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American Legion
Pleasant Street
Norwalk High School
Goodyear Executive To Speak At North Fairfield Event
Willis H. Edmund, former Goodyear executive consultant, will speak at a 7 p.m. dinner meeting December 3 in the North Fairfield Methodist Church. Edmund, a veteran lecturer with about 150 engagements annually, will discuss future advances and problems in Operation Go. Tickets are sold at seven area churches including Delphi Methodist and Ripley Congregational.
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Willis H. Edmund
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
United States
Canada
Edmund
North Fairfield
Delphi Methodist
Ripley Congregational
College Staff Men To Speak To Milan PTA
Admissions counselors from Ashland Lorain Community and Heidelberg Colleges will join Milan panelists Rex Smith and Roger Jones at an 8 p.m. meeting in the Milan school cafeteria. The discussion covers college admission requirements and opportunities for students planning higher education, followed by a Q and A. The event is open to the public.
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Milan
Ashland
Lorain Community
Heidleberg
Milan Pta
Rex Smith
Roger Jones
PTA
Norwalk High announces school events and honors
The Norwalk High journalism class presents Beauty and the Beef tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. The 1964 football banquet is set for 6:30 Monday in the junior high cafeteria with Sam Nan and Cal Pfeiffer as speakers. Freshman officers include Greg Keefer president and Kristine Baker vice president. Student Council members are Travis Chapin and Sally Liedorf. Art Club officers are Curt Stoldt president Robb Hurst vice president Sue DeBolt secretary and Marcia Dent treasurer. The 1964 Signal yearbook earned All American from NSPA. Tri-Hi-Y and Future Nurses Club plan Thanksgiving baskets for local families. Thanksgiving break adds Thu and Fri off. Wednesday will be a full day with Hi-Y hosting the assembly.
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Norwalk
Martha McConaha
Sam Nan
Cal Pfeiffer
Greg Keefer
Kristine Baker
Nancy Grimmer
Lundi Basford
Travis Chapin
Sally Liedorf
Curt Stoldt
Robb Hurst
Sue DeBolt
Marcia Dent
Norwalk Reflector Wants Buyers Seek Used Furniture
Cash buyers read the Norwalk Reflector Want Ads daily to find used furniture and turn it into quick cash. Call 662-424 to place a Want Ad.
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Norwalk
Christmas Meeting Planned by Clarkfield Garden Club
Clarkfield garden club members scheduled a Christmas all day meeting at Ben Booth's Fitchville River Road home on Dec 16 with pot luck dinner gift exchange and mystery sisters. Officers from 1965 led the business session and committee appointments for the coming year were made.
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Clarksfield
White Joe Garden Club
Clyde Lee
Treva Nestor
Sunshine
Harley Long
Gift
Myron Allgood
Grace Russell
Ben Booth
Fitchville River Road
Onie Russell
Hints From Heloise Old Patterns Useful
The columnist suggests sorting unused sewing patterns from years past and repurposing pattern tissue for packing. She notes wasteful envelopes, plans to separate unused pieces, and store them with tissue paper to save box space and speed pattern retrieval.
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