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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
2
A vintage recipe segment outlines broiled duckling with orange juice rice and a sweet orange sauce. It includes stuffing 5 to 6 pound duckling with apple walnut orange mixture and roasting steps with timing and temperatures for a crisp browned result.
The Elyria Woman's Club Dress Drive fails to reach its goal of 1611 dresses as hundreds of area girls face Christmas without new dresses. The drive extended to Christmas Eve, with Lorain County Welfare and Catholic Social Service Bureau distributing through three welfare groups to aid foster children and families most in need.
Thirty four licensed practical nurses and friends attended the Division 4B Christmas dinner and meeting of the Practical Nurse Association of Ohio at McGarveys Party House. The group elected advisory committee members for the coming year and approved an Easter candy sale as a fundraiser.
From the Gesell Institute of Child Development Frances Lilg and Louise Bates Ames, a parent guide notes how nine year old Candace uses excuses like it’s not my fault to dodge responsibility. It highlights patterns of general disclaims and parental scolding for uncommitted misdeeds.
Advertisement for crochet patterns with warm yarns and relaxing toe cozies. Mentions washable loop stitch soles, pattern numbers 7480 with sizes small to large, price 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail, mail to Alice Brooks at The Chronole Telegram, 222 Needle craft Dept New York. Also promotes 1963 Needlecraft Show and catalog with over 200 designs and free pattern.
Town notices recall a girl Candace and boy Gerald learning self control through penny rewards. Candace’s mother used small payments to curb habit forming talk during a Miami University visit, while Gerald’s chatter faded after short rides with a nickel for silence. Community meeting reminders follow.
A reader asks if a teen can pursue spying despite family doubts. Abby notes spies need history geography languages psychology and self defense. The letter also jabs at cheerful Christmas newsletters and a nagging husband who never caps items.
Home economists advise staggering cake and pie pans on gas oven racks to allow free heat circulation. Keep an inch between pans and walls for even browning and avoid hot spots.
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