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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1967
Page
2
A spring toned message promotes self confidence and a slimmer figure through a 9 Day Reducing Diet. It suggests cutting carbohydrates and fats, using low calorie dressings, and offers a sample menu with eggs toast salmon steak and vegetables across meals.
A simple curry flavored sour cream dip pairs with chilled artichokes. To serve four artichokes whisk dairy sour cream with salt curry powder chopped chives and lemon juice then mix and chill before serving.
The New York Couture Business Council and manufacturers report more small sizes are being cut and patterned. The really larger woman also gains consideration as the American figure is no longer standard. Hall sizes petites mini-sizes and extras fill gaps.
Pamela Rae Watts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Watts wed W A Stipsits known as Bill Fenton in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Thomas Curtis at a St Louis church. Music was by organist Mrs. Charles L. Mauer. The bride wore an Alfred original white Irish linen dress with Venice lace and pearls gift from the bridegroom.
Town activities include the American Home Department meeting at Monteith Hall for a luncheon and film Ohio Out of Doors. Junior Friends hear Eleanor Estes and The Trainload of Soldiers with others reading The Tinder Box. Isabella Guild meets at Knights of Columbus Club. St Michael Church to host a family style supper. reservations by Thursday. Local wedding announcement for Carol Ridinger and Paul Ridolfi set for June 3. Details of the Stipits wedding reception and guests listed. profiles of the couple and parents noted.
A reader asks who pays for out of town wedding lodging for the bride and groom's families and guests. Amy Vanderbilt replies the bride's parents should apologize for space and offer nearby hotel reservations. A second reader asks about proper glove length for a gown with elbow sleeves and whether gloves are needed.
The St. Jude Parents' Club schedules its annual Kiddie Carnival from 1 to 5 p.m. next Saturday and Sunday in Carrabine Hall 5% Poplar St with an art contest, clown, games, refreshments, and prizes. Chairmen include Wade Joseph Dennis Weyhe Floyd Decker with various booths captains, Joan Resar handling tickets and Jean Harris publicity.
In Goldsboro North Carolina William P Kemp a furniture maker argues that furniture designed to grow with children promotes good psychology and better care. He describes bunk beds that convert to singles desks with ample drawers and toy chests that become hope chests.
A reader asks about separating twins in class after one peeked during a test and fears a year’s delay. Advice urges treating each child as an individual and placing them in separate classrooms to foster personal development.
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