Duchess of Windsor seeks cash from fabled Paris home sale
The Duchess of Windsor may sell The Mill, Le Moulin de la Tuilerie, for about 640000 dollars with furniture and royal memorabilia, including the abdication table. The real estate agent says she is keen to sell but will not accept a meatpacker buyer. Sotheby’s auction pending royal approval if a deal falls through. The Mill sits 40 minutes from Paris and is the Windsors only owned home with royal crest everywhere and rooms filled with era props.
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Duchess of Windsor
Windsor
Gail Cameron
McCall's
le Moulin de la Tuilerie
the Mill
Edward VIII
Los Angeles
Sotheby's
New Hampshire
Paris
Homemakers discover budget foods aid diet improvement
Rising food prices push American households toward cheaper, protein rich beans, poultry, fish, and vegetables. Shoppers seek recipes with minimal costly ingredients, use evaporated and nonfat milks, prepare homemade frozen dishes, and reuse leftovers to stretch meals.
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UPI
New household and clock items debut in latest lineup
A four-quart self buttering corn popper with a dome cover melts butter into the popping chamber and shuts off automatically after popping. A new hair dryer combines a mist comb accessory kit in blue and white with a carrying case and multiple combs. Eisenhower Kennedy commemorative clocks use coin hours, while a new electric fireplace unit adds a thermostatic heater and decorative hearth. A teak finish molded candle collection showcases seven designs including the federal eagle and knight among others.
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Knight
Avon couple to wed at Emmanuel Baptist Church
Diane Long and Rob Conley plan a May 19 wedding at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Lorain. Diane is the daughter of Kenneth and the late addition to the family, with Avon High School and Cedarville College background and Magnavox service clerk work. Rob Conley, son of Paul and the late Conleys, is a 1970 Admiral King graduate and a junior at Baptist Bible College in Clark Summit Pennsylvania majoring in elementary education. The ceremony will be at 7 15 p.m. with Reverends Dersham and McCoy officiating.
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Kenneth Long
Center Ridge Rd
Avon
Diane
Rob Conley
Paul Conley
Columbo Lane
Lorain
Miss Long
Avon High School
Cedarville College
Cedarville
Magnavox Company
Westlake
Admiral King High School
Baptist Bible College
Clark Summit
Emmanuel Baptist Church
James Dersham
James McCoy
Get Acquainted Tureen Dinner At Ely School PTA
Ely School PTA hosts a Get Acquainted tureen dinner at 6 30 p m in the school gym followed by a brief business meeting. Fifth and sixth grade orchestra under Sidney Davis performs a musical program. Temple Sisterhood sale at Temple 530 Gulf Rd tomorrow and Thursday 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m includes used clothing household items and gift shop. MLB Johnson School of Nursing Alumni meet 8 p m tomorrow Gates Auditorium speaker Rita Brown on Renal Dialysis with refreshments. Xi Beta Omega Chapter rush party 8 p m at Mrs George Alberts 42063 Emerson Dr wine tasting. social chair Joseph Welch co-hosts.
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Ely
PTA
Sidney Davis
Temple Sisterhood
Temple B’nai Abraham
Gulf Rd
MLB
Johnson School OF Nursing Alumni Association
Gates Auditorium
Rita Brown
XI Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
George Alberts
Emerson Dr
Joseph Welch
Ruth Elizabeth Mower to marry James Roden
Ruth Elizabeth Mower and James Steven Roden announce their engagement and plan a May wedding. Miss Mower, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Mower of Lorain, holds an associate in arts in education and a BS in early childhood education and teaches in Lorain City Schools. Roden, son of Mr and Mrs William H Roden of Avon Lake, earned an AS at LCCC and a BS in elementary education from Kent State, and teaches in the Bay Village school system.
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Ruth Elizabeth Mower
James Roden
James Steven Roden
Robert E. Mower
Washington Ave
Lorain
Roden
William H. Roden
Brookfield Rd
Avon Lake
Miss Mower
Admiral King High School
Lorain County Community College
Kent State University
Lorain City
Avon Lake High School
LCCC
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Bay Village
Allergies Afflict Millions in U S
New York based booklet by the New York Public Affairs Committee reports allergies cause extensive days lost and high costs. Dr Michael H K Irwin discusses causes and treatments with emphasis on inhalants ingestants contactants and injectants. The study notes 84 million restricted activity days and 33 million disability days linked to asthma and hay fever.
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New York Public Affairs Committee
Michae H.K. Irwin
New York
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National Institute of Allergy and Infections Diseases
Chronicle-Telegram
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