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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1975
Page
3
White House kitchens swap fish for soup and skip costly brandy while First Lady Betty Ford guides modest portions. Iran limits caviar to small parties, and State Department staff use taxis to Blair House. Blair House guests, guest lists, and gifts are reviewed to cut expenses.
The piece notes Kasper as the standout designer showing a simple head covering style. He ties a scarf low around the head with hair hidden, loops ends and knots without tight tension to maintain a cap effect. The trend article previews New York 75 fashion.
Verna Gillis and Bradford Graves lead a program placing poetry on 1000 New York City buses with 12 poems from 12 authors. The project, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts and others, aims to expand to Philadelphia Anchorage and Illinois.
Old T-shirts can be repurposed into soft nightgowns for small children. Cut sleeves, insert a neck drawstring, and sew to fit. The resulting gowns are easy to launder, do not require ironing, and provide roomy, non binding comfort for bedtime.
Readers describe a longtime abusive store manager who leaves at noon daily and hides calls, with workers unsure who should file a whistleblower letter. They fear retaliation and discuss near retirement, urging collective action. A second letter condemns Christian privilege at a public prayer service, urging clergy to recognize other faiths.
Cascade PTA meets at 7 30 p m with Puffer's Florists flower arranging demo Second grade mothers provide refreshments Keystone band parents sell Farah Easter candy through today Proceeds support band program Ruth Circle LaGrange United Methodist Church takes Stanley orders till Feb 26 then meet at Mrs Leonard Uehlein Biggs Road at 8 p m Orders via Mrs Uehlein Mr and Mrs Raymond Owen host open house Feb 14 2 6 p m at Jones Road Penfield Township Wellington Annual spaghetti dinner at St Mary Church noon to 6 p m carry out available Elyria senior center tureen dinner noon Friday Elyria Recreation Department to discuss senior center programs Dear Abby column included with questions and family notices
Connie Lorene Schmitz of Zephyrhills Florida engaged to Larry John Brewer son of Clarence Chamblee Cypress Texas. Schmitz is a January graduate of Zephyrhills High School attends Paseo Hernando Community College majoring in medical technology. Brewer a 1972 Cyfair High School graduate and airplane captain at Cecil Field Naval Station Jacksonville will be discharged in September. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Breehne at 6426 Lee Blyd North Ridgeville will be celebrated Saturday at Holly Hall. Hosts are their three children Rene Truxall Elyria Charles Breehne Jr both Elyria and Janette at home plus one granddaughter.
Cheri Anne Blackburn and Ralph Ed ward Lengyel announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding. Miss Blackburn is a student at Marion L Steele High School and Mr Lengyel is a Vermilion High School graduate employed by Harshaw Chemical. The ceremony is set for July 19 at St Joseph Church at 6 20 p.m.
Shelley Christine Petrillo and Zane Lee Grizzard plan to marry March 22 at Community United Methodist Church. The Petrillos of 955 North Pasadena Ave announce the engagement, with Petrillo a Elyria High School graduate and Ohio Northern alum and Grizzard a Vietnam era veteran and technician.
Fashion notes a major shift in dress with larger softer silhouettes and a new footwear trend. Feminine sports sandals feature delicate strap uppers, a straight heel, and a minimal platform or stacked wedges for a younger look suited to spring and summer outfits.
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