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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
5
A look at how substitute teachers fill gaps for absent educators. Many are part time housewives with degrees who earn $20 a day, facing early calls and the challenge of picking up yesterday's lessons while maintaining classroom discipline.
Betty Jane Lewis and Donald Allen Gates were married at United Methodist Church North Fairfield in an afternoon ceremony performed by Rev. W. Paul Brown. The couple, both with ties to nearby towns, will reside in rural Willard after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
The St Gerard Majella Study Club met at Mrs L P Furlong home on Tuesday. Mrs David Caprara was installed as president and Mrs Kenneth Collier as vice president. Mrs Robert Roth named secretary and Mrs Dick Parish treasurer. A Bible program followed. Next meeting at Religious Education Center at 8 30 p m October 3 with guest night.
The Reflector society editor requests club secretaries to send their meeting or activity schedules now that summer recess is over. Please mail to Post Office Box 71, Norwalk.
The University of Nebraska Extension Service suggests planting a second crop as the first matures. As peas are harvested, sow another legume such as green beans. Direct seeded broccoli heads better in fall. beets, cucumbers, and zucchini suit a second planting as well.
A reader laments fashion flaws and sewing woes while sharing how to solve bacon fat in beans by chopping and browning meat first. Another reader advises snag prevention for heirloom bedspreads by cutting loose threads and tying knots during washing.
A compact inflatable drip-dry hanger offers comfort for bus travelers. It inflates into a small pillow and sells for two for one dollar, promising neatness and quick use during journeys.
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