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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1975
Page
10
Parents look at layering options for unpredictable spring weather from lightweight turtlenecks and cardigans to jackets. Sewers gain edge with instant fashion patterns, battlejackets, shirtjackets and four color iron on transfers for personalization.
Breakthrough in nonfat dry milk makes it a viable store option. Reconstituted milk now rivals skim in taste and calories, offering substantial savings and practical everyday use for cooking, baking, and drinking with blend options and long shelf life.
Exercises proposed by Josephine Lowman promise to firm leg contour and slim calves for spring skirts. Three routines use standing, chair supported forward bends, and prone leg lifts, with a leaflet offer for reader requests via The Chronicle Telegram.
Elyria Association meets Monday at 7 30 p m in the Wesley Room of First United Methodist Church. Keystone National Honor Society hosts a spaghetti dinner tomorrow 5 to 8 p m in Keystone High School cafeteria. Richard Mole of Grafton shows Mexico pictures at Elyria Senior Fellowship Club Tuesday 9 30 a m at American Legion Post 12 Home. Ely School PTA skating party Sunday 5 to 7 30 p m at Roll Arena. tickets by skating chairman Shaun Donaldson. Gamma Epsilon Beta Sigma Phi meets Monday 8 p m at 160 Whitman Blvd. Liz Kistner presents People program. All Holly Girls heading to Ice Follies tomorrow meet YWCA at 9 45 a m. Lorain County Historical Society rescheduled March meeting to Monday 8 p m at First Congregational Church. Wilbur Karl speaks There Was a Time. Trustees and executive committee meet March 10 at museum 7 30 p m.
New York report warns that even small leaks in hot faucets waste energy and water. A drop per second can waste 700 gallons yearly, and slow leaks erode valve seats while wasting fuel and money on heating the wasted water.
Amherst Women’s League joins Amherst Garden Club to fund landscaping at the Maude Neiding Park entrance on Park Avenue. A $230 donation was approved at the Monday meeting where Alice Weston of WUAB spoke. Carolyn Fullington named chair for 1975 Christmas Closet. Members and husbands attend a March 22 hockey game, meet 6 15 p.m. at Marion L. Steele High School lot.
New York UPI advises closing house doors promptly to keep heat inside. Use a single door only in winter to prevent heat loss and restrict children from running in and out. Experts estimate fuel bills rise about three percent per child in a family.
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