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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1969

Page

2

Lipstick use tips to avoid stains and smears

Lipstick should stay on lips not clothes or towels. Outline lips with a brush or apply from the tube along natural lip lines then contour. Blot with tissue, powder, reapply, and blot again for lasting wear. Remove makeup before washing or showering with cold cream and tissues. Carry tissues when away from home.

New member tea planned by Elyria Junior Woman's Club

Elyria Junior Woman's Club schedules a new member tea for Tuesday April 29 at Monteith Hall 8 p.m. to acquaint newcomers with club duties and functions. The program at the next meeting features Youth Officer Robert Bates of the Elyria Police Department discussing drugs. Bates, a 17 year veteran, Texas native, active in juvenile work and Ohio Youth Commission seminars, is attending Lorain County Community College with club support. New officers named are Mrs. Ronald Read president Mrs Phil Delp first vice president Mrs William Gwin second vice president Mrs Richard Wilbert recording secretary Mrs Richard Roberts treasurer and Mrs Edwin Bolden corresponding secretary.

Elyria Junior Woman’s Club Monteith Hall Robert Bates Elyria Police Department Officer Bates Elyria Texas Tom Graham Bates Toledo University Ohio Youth Commission Lorain County Ronald Read Phil Delp William Gwin Richard Wilbert Richard Roberts Edwin Bolden

Executive sweets still elude women in the workplace

A U S Labor study shows nearly 30 million women in the labor force, double 1947, but executive level posts remain rare. Only 2% of executives, 1% of judges, 4% of lawyers, and 7% of doctors are women, though court rulings and advocacy push for progress.

U.S. Department of Labor Betty Friedan

Ask the teacher guidance for a first grader’s motivation

A mother asks how to help her seven year old son who loses enthusiasm and slows his work after an initial good start. The educator advises avoiding perfection pressure, offering support, discussion, and mutual encouragement to bolster the child’s confidence and reduce withdrawal from the group.

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Pineapple Launches Cake Mixes and Frosting for Party Cakes

Pineapple introduces two new cake mixes and a frosting mix. The chiffon cake mix suits a 10 inch tube pan, while the favorite cake mix works for two layers, 13 by 9 by 2 inch pans. The lace frosting mix complements all three combinations.

Tri-county TOPS to crown Lorain District Queen Thursday

More than 500 members and guests will honor the 1968 TOPS division winners. The 1968 club queens will be presented and one will be crowned Lorain District Queen. A KOPS Graduation honors members who reached goal for three months. Los Yost of Elyria is in line as KOPS queen. Marge Kuepper will MC.

Elyria Tops Queens Lorain County Weathervane William Rothgery Lassies Tops Donald McCorkell Charles Stenger George Burch H. P. Jones Lorain KOPS Los Yost Elyria Marge Kuepper Lerain Columbia Hill Milan

Tuna Puffs Festive Party Snack Recipe

Easy mini tuna puffs recipe with tuna, butter, flour, eggs, and filberts. Simmer broth wine and aromatics then mix into a stiff dough, fold in tuna and chopped filberts, drop onto sheets, bake at 425 degrees until golden. Yield about six dozen.

Hair care tips from pros warn against wardrobe mistakes

A hair tip guide advises removing risky items from a stylist's wardrobe and using a protective plastic cape to guard hair. Capes are praised for full hair coverage and easy cleaning, ensuring safer styling workflows.

Porous point pen cures boredom with kids art project

A guide encourages using porous paint pens and clay to combat children's boredom labeled as "the bores." It describes step by step how children can sculpt clay, mix colors on a flat surface, and finish with pen drawings of fish or geometric shapes. The activity promotes printing art, framing creations, and hands on learning.

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