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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
4
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The YWCA Friettes met to plan attendance at the recognition desert on May 18 in Cleveland for Thoroughly Modern Miep. Mrs Ted Meeker Mrs Charles Spirek and Mrs Henry Cook were named to the nominating committee. Guest Mrs Richard Van Atta outlined upcoming VW events including the June 21 22 and 23 antique show and sale and the fall festival.
A specially constructed heat-resistant nylon used for astronauts' suits has been adapted for ironing board covers that won't char or burn even if a hot iron is left face down. These Nomex covers are super-durable and can be machine washed in hot suds, facilitating ironing.
Church women from the Christian and Missionary Alliance distributed gifts to residents of a local rest home. The presentation occurred Thursday at the home of Mrs. Richard Fair, 380 Penfield Ave, with attendees from the church community assisting in the effort.
Abigail Van Buren offers readers guidance on minor birth control access, parental consent, and a bride asking about selecting a best man. The columns include a physician correcting a claim on minor prescriptions and a husband seeking earlier dinners with a practical, tongue-in-cheek remark on household duties.
Plans for Eagles Ladies Auxiliary 40th anniversary celebration concluded with a donation to the American Cancer Society. Upcoming May 1 meeting will elect officers at the club hall. Plus birth announcements, Demolay Mothers meeting, and local club notices with dates and locations.
Mrs. Howard Sommers reviews Truman Capote's In Cold Blood at the Four O'Clock club meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Ingersoll in Wadsworth. Sarah Thomas read excerpts from Down Through the Years by her uncle, recently published by Mrs. J. B. Thomas.
Dear Miss Vanderbilt advises a July 8 to 14 Expo 67 bus trip from Baltimore with Montreal as the climate guide. Quebec averages 69 degrees, so wear Baltimore summer wear with a light sweater for evenings. comfortable shoes and resort stays near Montreal are recommended. Booking tips include a Canadian motel rate around seven dollars nightly with air conditioning and TV. Expo reservations require early planning through Logexpo, Expo 67, Harbor City, Montreal.
Westinghouse Electric Corp survey finds ironing ranked highest on the list of chores housewives dislike most. Other disliked tasks include cleaning stoves scrubbing floors closets washing windows and cleaning refrigerators while gardening baking laundering except ironing and sewing are preferred activities.
Nimrod Club hosts a luncheon and style show at noon tomorrow for members and guests. The event titled Preview of a Summer Week-End is narrated by Mrs. Warren Green of Wellington and features fashions from The Style Center in Elyria. Models include Mrs. Jack Birchill Mrs. Dennis Doman Mrs. Robert Dostal of Elyria Mrs. Clayton Keb of LaGrange and Mrs. Charles Swope Mrs. Robert Harris and Mrs. Arthur Rolfe of Wellington. A baby-sitting service will be available and luncheon reservations are requested.
Johnna Dee Lindner daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Lindner 5528 Riveredge Dr wed Lawrence J Szep April 15 at St Vincent de Paul Church The Rev Joseph Magyar officiated The bride wore white peau de soie with pearl strand from her mother. Gai Celano maid of honor. bridesmaids Karen Szep Elaine Kolbe Mrs Donald Papuga Diane Klingshirn flower girl Tony Szep best man. ushers Edward Szep Jerry Lindner William Wigton.
Researchers at the University of California Davis sensory lab seek data on factors influencing water taste and palatability. Findings show room temperature taps and distilled water rated better than chilled samples, with some minerals enhancing flavor and others making distilled water bitter or flat.
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