Ken Lane Leads Fake Jewelry Revival With Wild Pop Art Earrings
New York designer Ken Lane has won a Coty award for reviving costume jewelry desirability. His Park Avenue showroom showcases oversized silver filigree earrings, caftan disks, and bold color enamel bracelets, with Paris showings alongside Givenchy and Saint Laurent. Lane blends wit with bold pieces, aiming for real fame in fashion.
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Lane
Coty
New York
Kenneth J. Lane
Coty American Fashion Critics
Park Avenue
North Africa
Kjl
Duchess of Windsor
Tiffany
Detroit
Rhode Island School of Design
Norman Norell
Norell
Paris
Givenchy
Saint Laurent
Ken
Schiaparelli
Schiap
Pierre Cardin
Yves Saint Laurent
Bride Patricia Cerveny Weds Robert France at St Mary Mentor
Patricia Cerveny and Robert James France wed at St Mary Church Mentor at noon officiated by Rev Charles P Mc Guckin. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Cerveny, wore an organza gown with Chantilly lace, mantilla and cascade bouquet. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Robert France. A reception for 200 followed at the Sheraton Inn with guests from Pittsburgh Toledo Kent Akron Mansfield. The couple will reside in Bowling Green after September 1.
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Patricia Ann Cerveny
Robert James France
St. Mary Church
Mentor
Joseph F. Cerveny
Hollycroft Lane
Chantilly
Susan Cerveny
Gail France
Barbara Cerveny
Diane Kline
Dolores Koesel
Sheraton Inn
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Kent
Akron
Mansfield
Bowling Green State University
Alpha Xi Delta
France
Perrysburg
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Cape Cod
Mass
North Main St
Bowling Green
Meet the small fry Carol Parker welcomed
Lynn Parker turns one around October 18 as daughter of Ress and Dorothy Parker of 514 Middle Avenue. Grandparents Ress Parker, Charles Parker, and Steve Shipala with great grandmother Sesan Shipala are noted. Father works for Skills Inc and both parents belong to ECHO Club.
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Car
Lynn Parker
Ress
Skills, Inc
Echo Club
Calendar of events this week at local halls
The listing shows Monday events for Women of the Moose at Moose Hall in the afternoon, Tuesday gatherings including Guys and Gels Club at Holly Hall, Navy Mothers Club at Monteith Hall, and TOPS at Columbia Gas Co auditorium, plus Pythian Sisters at IOOF hall. Friday features Friday Nite Tapettes at Columbia Gas Co auditorium.
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Navy Mothers Club
Monteith Hall
Columbia Gas Co
Pythian
Ioof
Food seminar reveals trends in American hospitality
NEW YORK UPI reports a housewares manufacturer says about 7 percent of Americans entertain guests at least once a month and 25 percent host weekly. The seminar on trends in food preparation and service also notes that half of the 4 percent homemakers in the United States work outside their homes.
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New York
UPI
United States
Driver reaction studied in Washington taxis
The UPI report says a Public Health Service study of Washington D.C. taxi drivers links reaction patterns to crash risk. Drivers slow to size up a situation who brake hard to compensate are more likely to be struck from behind, per the Washington office of the American Institutes for Research.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
American Institutes For Research
Public Health Services’ Division of
Abby
Fastest growing jobs span social sciences to medicine
The U S Department of Labor projects rapid growth in the next decade across social sciences education medicine and other professional and technical fields in the 1966 67 Occupational Outlook Handbook.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Department of Labor
Sandra Lee Cook Weds John J. Ackerman Jr in St Jude Church
Sandra Lee Cook and John J. Ackerman Jr were married August 6 in St. Jude Church at 11 a.m. The bride, a 1966 Elyria High School graduate, wore a lace gown with illusion veil. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs John J. Ackerman of Amherst. The ceremony included family members as honor and usher roles. A luncheon followed at Grassies Bird Room. The couple will reside at 334 Washington Ave. Apr 201 F. Bridal showers were hosted by several relatives.
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Sandra Lee Cook
John J. Ackerman
St. Jude Church
Peter Cook
Edgewood St
Ackerman
Edison Highway
Amherst
Trene McMullen
Timothy E. McMullen
William Ackerman
Grassies
John Echols
Marilyn Smith
Elyria High School
Marshall Drug
North Ridgeville
Firelands High School
Ford Assembly Plant
Lorain
Washington Ave
Fred Smith
Ellis McMullen
Kenneth Freas
Tip TOPS Club aids monthly party at Brecksville Hospital
The Elyria Tip TOPS Club sponsored a Wednesday evening party for the neuropsychiatric ward at Brecksville Hospital with Hal Brinkler Trio providing dancing. Hostesses from Bell Telephone and Red Cross Canteen members assisted. refreshments were served as part of the ward rehabilitation program arranged monthly by the Elyria Red Cross Chapter. Unruly eyebrows note appears as a separate tip about petroleum jelly for makeup.
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Elyria Tip Tops Club
Brecksville Hospital
Hal Brinkler
Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Red Cross
Nellie Edwards
Mike Barney
Martin Huebner
Richard Martin
Allen Carter
Russell Sigsworth
Red Cross Motor Service
Elyria Red Cross
Dear Abby on Little League players and bench warmers
Dear Abby letters discuss Little League players bench time and the split between learning and winning. Readers share experiences from bench warmers to parents coaches and community leagues. The column stresses equal chances, sportsmanship and parental involvement.
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Abby
Warter
C.F.C
Little League Mgr
Senora, Tex
Fort Warne
Ind
McMillin
Detroit Tigers
Wildcat
Creighton Ave
Fort Wayne
E.H
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