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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1975

Page

5

Local engagements announced in Monroeville and Norwalk area

Denise Mary Ann Meyer and William Joseph Brooks announce their engagement with a June wedding planned. Denise, a Monroeville High and EHOVE graduate, works as a receptionist in Norwalk. William, Norwalk Furniture Corp. employee, is a 1974 Norwalk High School graduate. Julie Ann Wilde and Michael Lee Hehrer announce plans to marry April 23 at St Paul Catholic Church. Julie is a 1975 St Paul graduate employed at W T Grant Co. Michael is a 1974 Norwalk High School graduate and self employed.

Monroeville James L. Meyer Denise Mary Ann William Joseph Brooks Robert M. Brooks Ehove Joint Vocational School Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc Norwalk Norwalk Furniture Corp Jack Wilde N. Garden St Julie Ann Michael Lee Hehrer Norman Hehrer High St Wilde St. Paul High School The W.T. Grant Co Hehrer Norwalk High School St. Paul Catholic Church

Community notes from Norwalk area events and meetings

Xi Eta Tau hosted by Mrs. Tom Friend with co host Mrs. Jan Frederick featured the Exemplar Ritual for four members. A baby shower for Mrs. Bill Kraus and a program by Mrs. Paul Brookover followed. New Huron County Council officers named: Philip Springer Norwalk president Toni Fair vice president Betty Lynch secretary Marlene Allgood treasurer. Next council meeting November 12. Milan library hosts book letto reading for grades 2 through 8 starting November 8 with weekly Sunday draws for a paperback prize. St Alphonsus Parish Christmas Gift Gallery in Parish Hall November 12 13 includes snack bar bake sale Treasure Chest raffle and door prize. Cadette Troop 22 Wakeman bowling lessons and a hike at Camp Timberlane for edible plants to support camping equipment fund. Wakeman Grange 1399 meets November 4 at 8 pm.

Tom Friend Jan Frederick Robert Graves Don Starbuck Pete Motolik Bill Boyer Bill Kraus Paul Brookover Huron County Council Philip Springer Norwalk Toni Fair Betty Lynch Marlene Allgood Ladies of St. Alphonsus Wakeman Kenilee Lanes Camp Timberlane David Gerrick Oberlin College

Heloise tips for charitable shopping and tableware use

A reader shares saving small amounts of canned goods for holiday drives to aid those in need without hurting the budget. Another tip suggests repurposing idle planters and vases as attractive, practical serving pieces for buffets and tables.

Heloise

Welcome Wagon November Activities Set for Local Groups

The October Welcome Wagon meeting was Oct 27 with Pat Heilman presenting holiday flower arranging. November events include a belly dancing exercise demo by Diana Kennedy on Nov 17, a book review at Barb Kempa’s on Nov 4, enchre group at Judy Beuttner’s on Nov 18, a pizza party at Ann Ashbrook’s on Nov 15, a bread dough craft with Senior Citizens on Nov 3, and a Nov 12 tour of the Tiffin Glass plant with lunch at Pioneer Mill Restaurant. Mary Jane Wilkinson and Becky Smeltz named Girls of the Month. A $100 donation supported the Senior Citizens Center for new card tables.

Pat Heilman Liberty Center Diana Kennedy Book Review Club Barb Kempa’s Enchre Judy Beuttner Ann Ashbrook Senior Citizens Group Senior Citizens Center Pioneer Mill Mason's Mary Jane Wilkinson Becky Smeltz

Home Freezing: Equipment Speeds Freshness and Nutrition

Textures If the flavor, texture and color of your home frozen foods are not as good as their commercial counterparts consider this: appliances used by manufacturers freeze faster and at lower temperatures sealing in freshness and nutritive value more effectively.

Earth

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Denise Meyer Julie Wilde Milan St. Alphonsus Hall Settlement Road Ohio 61 Wakeman Grange Grange Hall Salvation Army R.A. Wilson Carl F. Lutes Berlin Heights Stubbs Huron First Baptist Sun Pier 1 Ohio Henry Capital American Institute of Interior Designers Vermilion Cleveland Rd. E. Huron Christmas Club East Main Street Park Avenue E. Perkins Ave New London Sandusky ST. Milan Watergate Nixon Christ LA. Lepard Howard Bowers Norwalk Alliance Church E. Main ST N.H.S Fisher STEEN Decorator Fisher Music
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