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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
7
The article explains using frozen foods to reduce ingredients and save space in limited galley areas whether at sea, in trailers, or cottages. It covers storage options from ice chests with dry ice to thermoelectric fridges, ready-to-bake dinners, and simple two-burner stove menus featuring Captain's Chowder with chicken, vegetables, and bread dough for easy on deck meals.
Attorney Helen T. Acs of Lorain spoke on communism at the Elyria Welcome Wagon Club meeting at Holly Hall. She contrasted life under Communism with American freedoms, noting state ownership and restricted rights in satellite nations, and urged defense of U S freedoms. The group announced an August rummage sale at 608 Lodi St and a September 7 card party at Holly Hall.
A University of Chicago study by Prof. Philip Hauser and Mrs. Evelyn Kitagawa links higher income and education with longer life among white Americans. The six year survey tracked 340,000 deaths from 1962 to August 31, 1968.
Mary Ann Wasuk wed Robert Schwan at Holy Cross Church in a 11 a.m. ring ceremony officiated by Rev Casimir Cudnik. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wasuk of 407 West 11th Street, wore an organza gown as Marilyn Firment served as organist.
Gayle Vincent and Louis Frederick Jr. plan a August 20 wedding at 6:30 p.m. in the Second Congregational Church of Wakeman. Officiating will be Rev. Elwin Owen. The bride is the daughter of Stanton and Mrs. Vincent of Florence. the groom is the son of Louis Frederick Sr. and Mrs. Frederick of Wakeman. Attendants include maid of honor Pam Kubach and bridesmaids Glenda Kubach and Linda Gerber. Best man is Jan Frederick. ushers are Gary Vincent and Edward Vogt. A reception for 500 will follow at United Polish Club. The couple will reside at 1323 Prospect St., Sandusky after a wedding trip to Michigan.
Diane Louise Pillivant and Gordon Charles Smart Jr. married at 1:30 p.m. July 16 at Martha Mary Chapel Sudbury. Pastor Peter J. Wuebbens officiated. Bride, daughter of Col. Ray A. Pillivant, wore chantilly lace gown with veil. Groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Smart of West Townsend, works in Watertown. Couple plans to live in South Acton.
ST. LOUIS UPI Health Commissioner Dr. J. Earl Smith urges people to heed the three leaves rule to avoid poison ivy sumac and oak. He explains identifying features of each plant and notes they thrive near damp areas and in summer can ruin picnics and vacations.
The National Association of Music Merchants reports Americans spend about 6 billion dollars a year on music and music goods. Guitars and records surge. millions of schoolchildren take lessons. thousands of ensembles perform. Walter Schirra even played Jingle Bells from space, highlighting music as a dominant pastime and business.
Mr and Mrs J L Bexhardt announce the engagement of their daughter Diane Marie to Thomas Gordon Strempel son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Strempel RD Oberlin. Diane is a 1965 Elyria High School graduate and a nursing student at MB Johnson School of Nursing. Thomas is a 1964 Oberlin High School graduate and 1966 Lorain County Community College graduate employed at Diamond Alkali Research Center in Painesville. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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