Spring 1968 Footwear Trends Favor Old Look Heels
Spring fashion moves toward relaxed elegant styles with open toes and ankle straps. Heels inch up to about two and a half inches, avoiding spikes while staying sturdy. Mademoiselle showcases slant cut toes and two inch heels with side ornaments, continuing the open heel trend noted by the National Footwear Institute amid a reporter fashion tour of 90 firms.
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New York
Mademoiselle
UPI
National Footwear Institute
Institute
Elaine Joann Pawinski to Wed Elyrian William Gill
Mr and Mrs Joseph Pawinski announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Joann to former Elyrian William Gill. The couple resides at 482 West Ninth Street and 3786 West 37th Street respectively and plan a spring wedding in April.
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Joseph Pawinski
West Ninth St
Elaine Joann
Elyrian
William Gill
West 37Th St
Officers of Elyria YWCA elect new leaders for 1968
Mrs Henry Kleinberg was reelected president of the Elyria YWCA for 1968 at Monday nights meeting. Other officers named include Mrs William Grant first vice president Mrs L W Burrows second vice president Mrs Rorick Amos recording secretary Mrs Russell Johnson corresponding secretary and Mrs L G Miller treasurer. James Henke and Eugene Hubbard received recognition for service as terms expired. New board members and the 68 nominating committee will be elected this month and announced at the annual meeting on Jan 29.
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Henry Kleinberg
Elyria Ywca
William Grant
L. W. Burrows
Rorick Amos
Russell Johnson
L. G. Miller
James Henke
Eugene Hubbard
Beginners sewing class set at Elyria extension office
A beginner level sewing class will be taught at the Lorain County Extension Office on Route 113 Murray Ridge Road in Elyria by Extension Home Economist Nancy Kretzschmar. The course targets homemakers with no sewing experience and excludes those who already took a beginning class. An intermediate session is planned for fall.
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Lorain County
Route 113
Murray Ridge Road
Elyria
Extension Home
Nancy Kretzschmar
Home Economics
Box 12
Fish Fry Friday at Amherst St. Joseph School
St. Joseph School Amherst hosts a fish fry Friday from 4 30 to 7 p m with carry out available. Proceeds support school programs.
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Amherst St. Joseph School
Town and Club Meetings and a Birthday Honor
Town Talk covers the Y E Echo Club next meeting on Feb 5 at 7 30 pm with a flag presentation by the American Legion and notes a Monday YWCA gathering where Mabel Wade was named an aide and games highlighted the evening. Also Merry Wives Club schedules Jan 22 at 8 30 pm at 404 Berkshire Rd and a parent information night for EDCHS Guild with Sister Mary Neil leading on travel sex education. Mrs Neville Salisbury celebrated her 80th birthday with extensive family attendance and greetings from across the country.
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Y - Echo Club
American Legion
YWCA
Mabel Wade
Merry Wives Club
William Lauck
Berkshire Rd
Henry Jalowyee
Elyria District Catholic High School Guild
Mary Neil
EDCHS
Neville Salisbury
Harry Salisbury
Solon
Vegetable prices rise as winter harvest falls
Washington AP report says U S vegetable production for fresh markets this winter drops 11 percent from last year and 5 percent below average. Shortages push up prices for cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, artichokes, beets, corn, eggplant and green peppers.
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Agriculture Department
French Fried Sandwiches with Ham and Swiss
A recipe note suggests filling a sandwich with ham and Swiss cheese, dipping the assembled sandwich in beaten eggs, and cooking slowly in butter for a savory French fried result. The tip emphasizes a meat and cheese combo and a gentle sauté.
Fashion colors for fall 1968 from BYMAMA
The Boys and Young Men’s Apparel Manufacturers Association previews 1968 fall colors. Earthy browns burnished golds mountain greens woodland russets define the country look for boys and young men in city sports school and leisure.
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Young Men’s Apparel Manufacturers Association
Birthday party guidance sparks classroom chaos debate
Dear Abby cites teachers who oppose school birthday celebrations due to disruption and mess. The column notes mothers who host parties at home and recalls experiences of students vomiting, overstimulation, and reduced teaching time.
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Abby
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