A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller
Aaron Lovely writes about teenage skin and hair care. The article warns that oily skin and scalp can trigger facial blemishes and suggests keeping hair away from the face to reduce infection and aid healing.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1973
Page
11
Aaron Lovely writes about teenage skin and hair care. The article warns that oily skin and scalp can trigger facial blemishes and suggests keeping hair away from the face to reduce infection and aid healing.
A jumble of club and school items describes a Thyursday social at Three Door restaurant with initiation for Delta Kappa Gamma members. Details cover new active members Margaret Gonsalves Rosa Iodice and more, plus a guest speaker, music, and a charity cookie recipe project.
A fragment listing ingredients including shortening sugar peanut butter and molasses with flour salt baking soda. The text resembles a vintage bakery recipe note showing measurements and optional substitutions.
The Music Study Club will meet tomorrow at 1 30 pm in Sterling Howe Stratford. Mrs Ol Herde of Stratford will present a program of yodeling and Swiss music boxes. Mrs William A Nielsen as program chairman will introduce the speaker, born in Switzerland and active in German singing societies. Miss Ruth K Downing will preside. tea and table hostesses are named.
Miss Linda Duffy president of the Ladies auxiliary will preside at a meeting of the Ray mond T. Goldbach VFW post auxiliary tonight at 8 o'clock in Club Rooms 401 Barnum Avenue Stratford. Francis Moore will discuss making cancer pads. Mrs. Donald Bachman will report on the Eastern conference in Cranford New Jersey. Mrs. John Soltis and Mrs. Norma Duffey will discuss vans for the Junior title unit Christmas party and the girls visit to the Dinan Memorial Center.
California reports no poison ivy presence but notes poison oak in the state. A warning to readers about plant contact and potential skin reactions is issued as part of regional natural hazards guidance.
Readable fragments show a quarrelly line with a wife or partner scolding a male figure for always urging tasks. The fragment hints at interpersonal conflict and a domestic scene but lacks clear names dates or places. The tone suggests a humor or soaplike exchange typical of domestic dialogue in old newspapers.
The Bellarmine Mothers guild at Fairfield College Prep will form a nominating committee to select a slate of officers for 1974 75 at 7 P M in Berchmans hall. Peggy Noy will present a program on knit fabrics and show holiday fabrics. Proceeds from a sale of Mothers Club Recipe books will benefit the school.
The Jane Ryan Elementary School PTA presents Tune in to Fashion a Festival of Tables and style show tomorrow at 7 40 p m. Mrs Joseph Fedorko Mrs Thomas Trotta chair the event assisted by Mrs Anthony Guzzi Mrs William McMenatney and others. Philip Cutting a WEAB personality will provide commentary Tony Mosca is organist. Models include Mrs Ray Mond Corchard Mrs Homer Crepeau Mrs Robert Reynolds and many more. Tables themed to song titles feature numerous chairmen with titles such as World to Sing the Candy Man Folsom Prison Chief Up Up and Away and Autumn Leaves. The program ends with Aquarius and other selections.
Mrs 3 Yurik and Mrs Ken nel Solon lead the group alongside Mrs Jane Hovanee Roney Mes ee Paster James Viamis and others in the unit Tie a Yellow Ribbon. Anthony Guzai George Kruzynski perform Hawaiian Wedding Song. Trotta Hadad and Mel Goodwin present Take Me Out to the Bad Game.
The Jadles auxiliary of the St John Napomucene post Catholic War Veterans will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the past club room 1190 Pembroke Street Hostesses will be Mrs Pauling Gallant and Mrs Mary Voytek Plans for the children's Christmas party on Dec 15 and the auxiliary's Christmas party on Dec 19 and for attending the state meeting on Dec 9 in Ansonia will be discussed Recent installation dinner installed officers: Mrs Jane Hovanec president Mrs Anna Madar first vice president Mrs Helen Banas second vice presidents Mrs Joan Franko secretary Miss Wilma Magek treasurer Mrs Anna Buda historian Mrs Betty Droknak welfare Mrs Stephania Hunziker ritual officer Mrs Mary Vaytek ona your trustee Miss Mary stifil two year trustee Mrs Irene Sle neale three year trustee and Rev Robert E Onve chaplain
The Bridgeport Jaycees auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at 11 Lady Slipper Drive, Yuniington. Constitutional changes will be voted on and a chairman for the Christmas project will be chosen. Reports include a recent gift and handicraft sale and the Thanksgiving Senior Citizens dinner. Robert Cushing will present a three slide program on the History of Furniture. Open to women ages 18 to 39 interested in the organization.
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