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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1974
Page
5
County Extension advises selecting firm bruise-free apples of appropriate size for eating, baking, or cooking. It notes Cortland and Golden Delicious resist browning, storage tips for refrigeration, cool damp places, and methods from cellars to straw-lined pits, plus cautions on bruising and rotting.
Dear Heloise shares a lighter waffle recipe using club soda in place of milk for crisper results and notes leftovers can be refrigerated. She also suggests cold water washing can save energy, citing a past washer manufacturer claim. Maxine Ziegler.
Huron residents Mr and Mrs Richard Speir announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Kay Speir of Norwalk to Sam Joseph Busco also of Norwalk son of Mr and Mrs Nick Busco of Sharon Pa Linda Kay Speir is a Huron High School and Miami University graduate Sam Busco a Farrell Area High School Clarion State College alum and Towne and Country Players member He teaches in Norwalk City Schools and wedding plans are indefinite
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Minniear of rural North Fairfield celebrate 25 years of marriage on Oct. 2. They wed Oct. 2, 1949 at the Church of the Master Steuben with Rev. P J Garcia officiating. They are parents of Renee Woodworth Jerri Pope Rick and Don. Two grandchildren. Minniear runs Minniear and Simmons Plumbing. Mrs Minniear is a bookkeeper. An open house at their home begins 2 p.m. Oct.
A compiled list shows weekly menus for multiple schools including Willard New London Western Reserve St Paul Norwalk Berlin Milan Monroeville and Uth Central. Items include sandwiches pizza Salisbury steak spaghetti fish hot turkey and hamburgers with sides like peas, corn, salad, fruit, and desserts. Full-time classified ads offer meal advertising at 662-4241.
The Adult Basic Education program opens with an 7 p.m. session Tuesday in the Resource Center at New London High School. Returning students meet Thursday at 7 p.m. The program runs through May 15, 1975 with weekly sessions Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Classes pause during normal high school vacation periods. Adults may pursue a GED. Eligibility includes non-graduates 18 or older who have been out of school a year or more.
CHERYL ARVIDSON reports the Agriculture Department finds frozen plate dinners cost more than home cooked meals when compared with ready to heat or partially prepared supermarket options. Savings depend on brand and dish, with low cost mixes often cheaper than homemade for stroganoff and macaroni chili beef, while some chicken and meat loaf dinners cost more.
Rotary Club meets at Moose Hall 11 45 a m. Prenatal classes at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital 7 30 p m. TOPS OH 344 at the Senior Center 8 p m.
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