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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1953
Page
4
Frozen South African rock lobster tails are prepared with olive oil garlic onion and tomato paste. The dish includes simmered sauce served with shells and rice, detailing boiling times and steps to remove meat and refill shells.
Lorain County Health Department explains Ohio Code changes on licensing for food service operators. December application required for next year with a $13 annual fee for most, $1 for schools and churches, applicable outside Lorain and Elyria. Health officials may test food and enforce standards on structure, cleanliness, ventilation, water, utensils, and refrigeration. Diseased individuals barred from work in food operations. Applications due by January 1, 1954 at Lorain County Health Department, City Hall, Oberlin.
Frozen sandwiches are time savers during the holiday period when baking and candy making compete with lunch pail fillings. Freeze safe fillings include chicken beef salmon cheese and peanut butter. Avoid raw vegetables or egg white as they lose color and become rubbery when thawed. Margarine or butter is best. mayonnaise may separate and soak into bread.
Vermilion school plans a ground observation post and calls for used lumber windows and doors flooring roofing framing lumber insulation and hardware. Auxiliary police have contributed 50 dollars and a painter offers services. No public money can be spent. funds must come from interested citizens.
Hoover attacks sensational drug claims saying Mayo Clinic has the most wonderful new drug though no disease exists yet. An Iowa woman protests a Reno ticket to Sue City. Charley Rice’s kids name their puppy Diddy short for Diddybiteya.
Freshman Hi-Y formed committees with Lynn Pankoff as president and David Fauver as vice president on the executive committee. George Rubenson is secretary, Ken Taylor treasurer, Benjamin Fauver sergeant at arms. Committees include program Dave Fauver Gary Schneider Hugh Eaton John F. Smith devotional David Ohlemacher Larry Lahiff membership Lynn Owen Cliff Rosenau Rubenson sports Bob Hancock Benjamin Fauver Taylor.
Vermilion Chamber of Commerce offers two prizes of 10 and 5 dollars for best home and grounds decoration. A judging committee from the board will assess entries. A Nativity scene with seven life size figures including Mary Joseph three wise men a donkey and lamb is installed in Rubberneck Park spanning nearly 95 by 35 feet and lit nightly through Christmas season.
Members of Hi Y and Y Teens chapter will join Christmas caroling tomorrow evening at the YWCA. Only readable fragments mention the groups and venue.
Avon building inspector Lloyd Wearsch reports November permits totaling 22 375 dollars. Permits issued for homes on Conrad road Adel bert Spanos Lorain on Stoney Ridge road John Smitek on Jaycox road. Kinzel road home addition for William Karmon and garage on Conrad road for Carl Gibson. Tool shed permits to Joe Holowecky and J B Klingshire.
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