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Newspaper
Itasca Register
Location
Itasca, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
13
A fashion note guides sewing a holiday vest using cotton suede or velvet with lavish trims. It details scalloped edges with soutache braid, diamond motifs with twill tape, and embroidery options such as daisies, plus finishing touches like lining, braids, and button loops.
A brief guide to cooking pheasant with sour cream and sherry or mushroom sauce. Steps include cleaning, browning, baking at 350 degrees for about an hour, and serving four portions with optional pineapple sherry steam method. Also invites readers to submit questions or recipes to Chuck Flynn.
A humorous column argues women writers face domestic dust and husband expectations. It cites anecdotes about dusting mishaps, window washing, and clutter. Advice favors sanitation with minimal effort while stressing eye hygiene and avoiding eye rubbing to prevent styes.
Elementary teachers are urged to use a child’s room as a design project. Students draw floor plans and traffic patterns, rethink furniture layouts, and create room designs with varied materials to learn line, proportion, space, light, color, texture, and balance.
The St Emily Church Women's Club hosts a December 12 party with holiday decorating ideas and demonstrations on cocktails hors d oeuvres and foil ornament crafts. The event starts at 8 PM in the Mount Prospect school lower hall and features music by Baron's Kimball Music Center Des Plaines.
Dr. Morgan J. OConnell, Chicago health commissioner, advises men to wear hats in winter to avoid head colds sinus trouble and baldness. He notes medical statistics link neglect of head care to these issues and says hats restrict air but hair roots receive oxygen from blood. He warns against tight bands and overheating and urges full warm dress from head to toe for outdoors.
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