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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
5
The Windsor knot marked its 30th anniversary since Duke of Windsor introduced it on Sept. 25, 1938 during National Tie Week. The piece notes four knots in use and ponder future tie trends including disposable and writable ties.
The Norwalk Drifters 4-H Club plans an open western horse show on Sunday at the Huron County Fair Grounds. Seven halter classes and 21 performance classes will be judged with halter starts at 9 a.m. and performance at 1 p.m.
The ad traces glass making from ancient Egypt 14 000 years ago to Phoenician crystal and Roman glasswork, then markets Domestic and Imported Crystal patterns at Holman. It invites readers to visit or call for coordinated table top silver and china patterns and assistance with selections.
Gay Pauley argues women should act on worries about racism and riots, teen drug culture, and wildlife extinction. She warns fur advertisements profit from endangered species, urging readers to rethink buying leopard and tiger coats while noting ranch mink and sea otter protections show varied outcomes.
A Norwalk TOPS Club met at 7 30 p m Monday at the Senior Citizens Center. Nine members attended with a total weight loss of 1742 pounds for the week. Mrs Charles Hemenway led with a 3 ¼ pound drop. Three women join an encouragement committee to call inactive members and send cards. Next meeting will end the towel contest. Slogan See you all lighter.
A design note explains widening a narrow window visually by using a brightly colored textured shade. It suggests placing tall hinged screens on both sides with extra shade cloth and adding contrasting braid to define shade, screens, and moldings.
A boxy room gains depth by painting one wall a bright or warm color as a focal point. The contrast with paler cooler tones on the other three walls creates the illusion that the painted wall recedes toward the viewer, enhancing spatial perception.
St Pauls and Norwalk High Schools were among more than 450 Ohio schools at the Third Youth and Science Conference in Mershon Auditorium. The event, sponsored by the College of Agriculture and Home Economics OSU and the Ohio Agricultural Council, aimed to inform top high school science students about the world food problem and inspire them to apply their talents to feeding the world.
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