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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
10
The palomino is treated as a color breed, a solid color horse without body white though a blaze and white socks may occur. Flaxen mane and tail are common, eyes are dark, and foals from palomino sires and dams vary in gold color. Chestnut crossed with albino can yield palomino foals.
Dear Polly columns share quick life hacks from readers. A.Millie suggests using individual salt and pepper packets to avoid germy shakers. B.Kay describes freezing hamburger patties on waxed-paper squares for easy storage. C.Mrs A.E proposes a toilet bowl brush for tub cleaning with minimal bending. D.George notes on the palomino breed and Spain named Cabalo de Oro. E.The guinea pig entry warns of infectious lumps and blebsiella pneumoniae with severe outcomes.
A pet care Q and A discusses infectious salivary gland disease in cavies and infectious paralysis from viruses. It covers recovery leading to possible immunity, diet and feeding practices to prevent hind leg edema, and suggests a product for tub in skid grip. It also offers dietary tips to reduce shedding and mentions Science Diet as potentially helpful.
The First Presbyterian Church of Springfield hosted the October 3 candlelight wedding of Kim S. Shockley and Gerald W. Fink. Officiated by Rev. Robert B. Jacoby, the ceremony featured family members as bridesmaids and groomsmen, followed by a reception in Havertown and a trip to Virginia.
Barbara Ann Bruce and Michael Anthony Ranieri were married November 1 at 6 p.m. in Springfield Baptist Church with Rev. Manuel Avila Jr. officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Bruce, wore white gown with empire bodice and pearl crystal beading. groom, a construction engineer, is son of Mr. Ernest Ranieri and the late Mrs. Ranieri.
Susan Lynne Gray and Robert George Emmons wed November 29 at St John’s Tinicum Memorial Lutheran Church. The couple, both West Chester State College graduates, plans a Delaware residence and a St Croix honeymoon. He teaches in Runnemede and she in Unionville Chaddsford.
Dear Polly column asks for a reader solution to glasses slipping on the nose despite adjustments and powder. Marian invites tips from others who wear glasses and offers a dollar for usable home making ideas or solutions to Polly's Problem.
Mrs. Neochia Engelbrecht of Glen Mills announces the engagement of her daughter Sonseeahray Neochia Engelbrecht to Charles Gordon Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Dunn of Glenn Mills They both are Garnet Valley High School alumni and work at local firms An April 10 wedding is planned Joanne B Barkass and Mr and Mrs M Barkass of Wallingford announce the engagement of their daughter Joanne B Barkass to Richard F Blonski He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Blonski Barkass is a Notre Dame High School and Widener College graduate employed at Southeast National Bank Blonski attended St James High School St Joseph's College and the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
Mrs. Ethel Mason received an honorary lifetime membership in the Nether Providence League of Women Voters for years of community service. At the November unit meeting a program on housing and township prospects under the 1974 Housing and Community Development Act was presented. Kate Wright spoke on home rehabilitation for low income families and Dorothy Reichert described Community Support Corp. efforts to use 1974 allotment for renovations under the Housing Authority.
The fragment recalls bebop slang, ducktail, razzmataz, 76 r.p.m., and Kilroy Was Here. It notes people seek power after a small concession and mentions letters signed with warmest personal regards mailed at unusual rates that fail to impress.
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