Last in Beauty Improvement Plan urges lasting habits
The final installment in Josephine Lowman’s Eight Week Beauty Improvement Plan encourages readers to maintain healthier lifestyles, continue exercise, and monitor weight. It advises gradual calorie adjustments, maintains skim milk, limits fats and sugars, and integrates activity into daily life while avoiding overeating. Readers are offered a Rip Kit for 15 to 20 pound eight-week goals and instructed to request it by mailing 30 cents and a SASE.
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Josephine Lowman
Chronicle-Telegram
Multiple local groups schedule events and meetings this week
The village calendar lists the East ern Heights Junior High PTA challenge postponed to March 1, Holy Spirit Guild plans an Evening of Recollection March 3 from 7 30 to 9 30 pm conducted by Rev Father James Mosovsky. Various civic groups meet at the Cancer Center Route 254 tonight at 7 pm and other clubs plan activities through March.
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Eastern Heights
PTA
Holy Spirit Guild
Mar. 3
James Mosovsky
LPNS
Cancer Center
Route 254
Farah
Families moving into area share careers and interests
Several local families relocating to Frankfort and nearby areas discuss jobs and hobbies. Michael Gabel works for Standard Oil of Ohio in wholesale sales, and his family enjoys camping and golf. The Maddens moved from Oak Harbor. pastor Tom Madden leads Bay Village Baptist Church and their daughter Shannon Leigh attends Glenview School. The Kroziers relocated from Frankfort, Kentucky. he is a Bendix financial analyst and both enjoy bowling and golf. their sons Eric Kevin and Jeffrey Alan attend local schools. Strayers moved from Seattle. Charles Strayer serves as Army recruiter in Lorain and bowling is a favorite pastime.
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George J
Marcie) Krozier Jr
Frankfort
Eric Kevin
Erie School
Jeffrey Alan
Krozier
Bendix Heavy Vehicle Systems Group
Shirts of all types go big in Paris fashion wave
Paris shoppers embrace spring shirts replacing knits with warm weather looks. Hawaiian print sport shirts appeal to tourists while neon nylon copies from the United States compete with French ready-to-wear. Boots and Troop style shirts, farm-inspired smocks and budget options at Monoprix and Les Quatre Saisons fill shelves as the fashion shifts.
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Paris
U.S
Unclear Cook Tips Spur Quick Cleanup Tricks
Cook offers ideas for speedy cleanup using nonstick spray on pots pans and casseroles before cooking to prevent crusty food. Additional uses include hands for pulling taffy spraying grills skewers and colander to keep pasta from sticking. Also describes method to replace zippers by pre-stitching running band along each side before removal.
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Patricia) Strayer
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