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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1967
Page
28
Mrs. Sue Cecil urges selecting practical utensils in harmony with kitchen decor. She warns against high priced door to door sets and explains heat distribution, material pros and cons, and care tips for aluminum, stainless steel, copper clad, glass, and nonstick finishes.
New York era article notes Camp Seascape helps obese teens, especially girls, via structured activity and diet education. Emphasizes non punitive approach, portion control, and replacing calories with non edible interests. Highlights no forbidden foods, desserts allowed, and post camp motivation. Dr Spargo likens rearing a child to growing a petunia, stressing steady progress.
Leather accessories set a luxury tone for ensembles with vivid textures and colors. The trend expands into daytime wear, offering varied leathers, colors, and handbag styles. Practical details include comfortable mid heels, wider toe lines, and smart pockets with accordion pleating and multiple compartments.
Outdoor chef article presents a recipe for knots of ripe olives with top round beef onions and yams. Provides ingredients including ripe olives canned onions yams orange juice concentrate ginger and vinegar. Instructions include threading meat on skewers broiling and basting with yam mixture for ten kabobs.
Mrs. Fredlock hosted the Alpha Phi Alumnae May gathering at the Nueva Drive residence, with Mrs. William Nailer presiding. Baskets of colorful glass and blue butterfly corsages highlighted the event, followed by prizes to several attendees and a dessert service. Bert A. Opener Jr. of Norfolk, Va., visited his parents in Afton Avenue over the weekend.
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