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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
17
A kitchen feature urges preparing for winter with mixed pickling spices, canning kettles, jars, and jars. It outlines a spiced peach relish, spiced apple and grape catsup, and two spiced jams as part of home canning traditions.
Recipe fragment details steps for making peach pickles with cinnamon, sugar, cider vinegar and spice bag, then preparing apple sauce with tart apples and grape juice. Instructions cover peeling, cooking, packing jars, and yielding jars for preservation.
Readable recipe notes describe making two jams. Spiced tomato jam uses fresh tomatoes lemon rind juice salt pectin and sugar with a cheese cloth spice bag. yields 6 four-ounce jars. Spiced pineapple jam uses crushed pineapple water pectin sugar and spices. yields 4 jars.
A vintage ad style note promotes Dinner Bell Luncheon Meat with ideas for crowd pleasing platters. Suggestions include Bologna cheese triangle spreads, two four decker sandwiches, wrapped meat bites with pickle sticks, and cheese wrapped in salami. The piece urges looking for the Dinner Bell label and hints at more Meat Memos to come.
A reader asks how to stop children from repeating a racial insult. Doctors advise forbidding the term and punishing misuse, encouraging substitutes like “last one down is a big fat clown.” They caution against sanitizing literature and note some phrases persist despite efforts.
A surprise miscellaneous bridal shower was given for Wendy Jalava at her home on Ambier Drive last week by Narcy Theodorou. Attending were the bride’s mother Mrs Isadora Jalava and Mrs Maine Fleming mother of the groom. Games and prizes were awarded to Sharon Braund and others.
Mr and Mrs William G Varga announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra D Varga to Robert J Mulford son of Dr and Mrs Robert J Mulford of Amherst A church open ceremony is planned at First Congregational Church with Rev Richard Linde and Rev Robert Morgan officiating Attendants include Ma Varga Pat Lavele and others A number of bridal showers and a dessert hour were given by several family and friends
Readers seek help for children starting at new schools. Advice covers easing shy or worried kids by arranging introductions with future classmates, visiting teachers, and including a friend on the first day. The column notes preschool letters and offers a gift leaflet on gifted children.
Designer Norman Norell of New York spoofed the sportive taok in new clothes. Bright pink stockings in jersey with matching pumps accompanied a Norell evening dress, touching the floor except at the front where an under layer skirt showed the color contrast.
Miss Nicolson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis A Nicolson of 123 Yunker Ct, will wed Robert R Lennerth. He is a 1gaé graduate of Midview High, Navy veteran 1957 to 1961, employed as a tester at Berlin-W Be house Co. They plan to marry at Immaculation Church, Grafton.
Mr and Mrs M Holt of Leesburg Fla announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Brea dda Sue Holt to Robert H Curay son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Curtis Box 47 Fruitland Park Fla They formerly lived on Indian Hollow Rd Grafton Miss Holt attended Leesburg High School and Huntingdon College Montgomery Ala Mr Curay attended Midview High School and graduated from Leesburg High School He is employed with the Florida Telephone Corp The couple will be married Aug 30 at the Christ Methodist Church Leesburg They will make their home at 3 North Shore Dr Leesburg Fla
A detailed method explains assembling an inset waistband for a dress with gathers on the skirt and bodice. Steps cover measuring around the waist, aligning seams, pinning layers, performing stitch alignment, trimming seam allowances, pressing, and finishing the bottom edge for a secure waistband.
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