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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1970
Page
5
The Loyal Neighbors Farm Women’s Club will meet Wednesday at 1 30 P M at Mrs Howard Chapin’s home with Mrs Henry Robinson assisting the hostess.
Fisher-Titus Hospital Auxiliary will honor its Pink Ladies and Candy Stripers at an 8 p m awards ceremony in the hospital auditorium. Dr. Russell Fisher will be the speaker. Departing hospital Administrator William Slabodnick also will be honored.
The Norwalk High School Senior Distributive Education class sponsors a dance Thursday at the Norwalk Recreation Center with music by the White Summer. Admission is charged and the 8 p.m. event will prompt cancellation of that evening’s exercise classes. Classes resume next Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Harry E Horner of 15 James Street celebrate their Silver Anniversary. They were married October 21 1945 by the Rev Leslie Vesey at First United Methodist Church Bowling Green Ohio. The couple have four at home Diane Brenda Steven and Annette. They plan a quiet family at home celebration.
Tonight activities include Boy Scout Troop 232 at First United Presbyterian Church and Troop 218 at First United Methodist Church both at 7. Nominations Committee at 7:30 in church, Head Start Parents at 7:30. Tomorrow features multiple circles, clubs, and youth events across local churches and centers.
Julie Gramm an Ohio State junior wears a navy and gold outfit and models for a GOP picnic at Memorial Lake Park. She notes campus political action grows as OSU offers a new practical politics course and students campaign for the 1970 election alongside candidates.
A humorous look at Neiman Marcus 1974 wishbook offerings from optimism to pessimism gifts. Items include a two foot live oak tree for $10 and an 80 foot Noahs ark with luxury amenities for about $588 247. Other curios range from Pucci gowns to a $725 Greenhouse week and $495 Silver Spoon spa specials. The piece mocks luxury shopping and notes a $10 per item service charge for ordering.
Readers share tricks from magnifying mirrors to improvised glasses for makeup precision. A tip dilutes fabric softener for easier mixing and a clear bottle signals refills. A blender hack creates spicy breadcrumb crumbs from snack leftovers for cooking use.
A reader shares using a storied spice mix in tomatoes peppers chicken fish and casseroles for fast tasty meals. The blend relies on spices for flavor and is kept in airtight storage in the fridge or freezer.
This newspaper runs a note inviting readers to write to Heloise for homemaking guidance. It explains the columnist receives a large volume of mail and cannot answer every query, but will address questions when possible in the column.
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