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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
15
Dear Polly offers sewing hacks saddle stitching using machine guidance and crochet thread, child drawer sorting to curb clutter, fabric softener boost for delicates and dye transfer removal, and tips to soften new dungarees. Readers proposed paint leftovers and more.
Mr and Mrs Fred Kaeser Brookfield announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Lynn Kaeser to Carl Provino son of Mr and Mrs Frank L Provino Ridgefield at a family Christmas Eve gathering. A fall wedding is planned. Karen is a Danbury High School graduate and works for Barden Company. Carl is a Ridgefield High School alumnus and also employed by Barden.
Mrs. Barbara McCarthy announces YWCA winter term programs for suburban women. Fairfield Easton Homemakers begin Jan 10 at 9 30 am at First Presbyterian Fairfield. Trumbull Winter Fling starts Jan 12 at Nichols Methodist Church with eight weekly sessions and coffee hours.
Miss Pamela Lee Christison daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lee Christison of Wilton became the bride of John Schuyler Stivers son of Mr and Mrs Edwin O Stivers of Wilton on November 26 at the Wilton Congregational church. The Rev Chester E Miller performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Lewisboro after a wedding trip.
An ad essay argues overweight stems from overeating and lack of exercise, urging a healthful diet and regular program. It promotes a booklet titled Secrets of a Lovely Figure and lists a reply path to Mary Sue Miller for Chicago Sun-Times features.
A fragment notes Claude could shave had a stage career but was allergic to tomatoes. The line reflects a humorous aside about possible fame and a quirky health quirk impacting roles.
The dish uses medium turnip cubed mashed with sugar milk butter and egg baked a 340 degree oven for about 50 minutes until puffed and brown Serves 4 Mr and Mrs Robert Sturges announce the birth of twins Jeffrey and Robin on December 28 in Zweibrucken Germany Grandparents are Earl and Mrs Sturges of Ridgefield Avenue Fairfield
Mrs Jane Seligson daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Seligson wed Dr Frederick Holden Sillman son of Dr and Mrs John Silman in Temple Israel Westport Rabbi Rubinstein officiated. BrideMiss Adrienne Trebilack maid of honor. Grooms party including Miss Anne Sillman. Bride a Radcliffe graduate and Dartmouth Medical student. Groom a Princeton and Harvard Medical School alumnus starting Army duty at Fort Dix. Also announces birth of fourth child to Mr and Mrs John G McMahon.
Kyota council will install Mrs Pearl Astram as Pocahontas at 8 PM in Loyalty Temple hall 1100 Park avenue. Deputy Great Pocahontas Roberta Limbert and her deputies will officiate with numerous officers seated from Wenonah Powhatan and other councils. A Chinese auction and refreshments follow the ceremony.
Mrs Ritson Graham president will preside at the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at Summerfield Methodist church tonight at 7 45 in the church hall. Mrs Harold McIntyre will lead the devotions. The program features the film Household of Faith with Mrs William Bailey in charge of missionary education and hospitality duties assigned to Mrs Robert Lassen with assistants Mrs Edward Bouchard Mrs Lillian Bristol Mrs Anne Torrance and Mrs James Massisco, Mrs Earl Clark and Mrs Charles Stosse greet attendees.
Miss Shirley Tower of Ridgefield and Douglas Carlton Purdy of Weymouth announce their engagement. The couple plans a wedding on August 1. Page details Shirley’s education at Pine Manor, Gibbs in New York, and Douglas’s Drury College graduate status with Suffolk University Law School study.
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