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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1971
Page
5
Step by step instructions for a shoulder length blunt edge cut. From a center part clip sides and roll two inch sections from crown to back, set with rollers and setting lotion. Coming style brushes hair over ears and secures with tropical flower accents.
The piece describes wearing two furs in one outfit with a fur coat paired with a second fur for collars cuffs or borders. It cites brown lamb with Spanish white lamb trim, black coats with black trim, and bold contrasts like black-dyed muskrat with red fox trim. It also notes pieced fur coats such as kit fox paws with red fox skins.
Kenneth Lane promotes dramatic jewelry for spring 1971 featuring chokers worn solo or in multiples and long 30 to 40 inch neck laces. He highlights medallions amulets and coins from Greek Moroccan and Byzantine sources with handcrafted textures in gold copper antique silver and mixed with amber tortoise ivory and wood.
A collection of letters and Abby's replies cover jealousy over football, mail privacy with a seaman's mother, a daughter's father reading aloud, and wedding attendant humor. The column advises attitude changes, boundaries, and practical social etiquette while inviting readers to write for personal responses.
A family friendly Tamale Meat Loaf recipe adds corn and cornmeal to ground beef for a bright aromatic loaf. Angostura bitters deliver a unique herbal note, with onions garlic chili sauce corn meal milk eggs and butter forming a hearty bake for six servings.
A six week program for women over 25 starts Wednesday at Higbee's Midway Mall Store. Instructor Mrs. Florence Moritz guides sessions 1:30 to 3 p.m. covering posture grooming makeup wardrobe and social graces with individual figure analysis. Registration and fees apply at the Fashion Office.
The engagement of Pamila K. Gruber to Michael L. Bailey is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Gruber Sr of 927 Hartford Deir. Miss Gruber is a 1967 Elyria High School graduate and works as a secretary for Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. She belongs to Mu Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Bailey, a Army veteran, works for Ridge Tool Co and belongs to the American Legion. The couple’s wedding plans are indefinite.
A new keyboard instrument targets nonmusicians with an organ like look and no pedals. It features right hand melody tones on white keys and left hand bass on black keys, with color coded instructions and numbered buttons to produce rock blues or country music. It runs on standard household current.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of First United Methodist Church plans a special Call to Prayer and Self Denial tomorrow after a 12 45 lunch. Seven members led by Mrs Russell B Hillier will guide a service focusing on prayer and deeper spiritual life and the self denial funds will support Training Laity for Ministries in Social Change and Deaconess pensions.
Monday listings include Elyria Junior Woman's Club Monteith Hall at 6 30 p m Amherst Garden Club at 808 Woodhaven 7 30 p m Elyria Catholic High School Guild in the school cafeteria 8 15 p m AAUW at LCCC faculty dining room 8 p m North Ridgeville Welcome Wagon Club EST 8 30 p m Harmonettes at Vincent United Methodist Church 8 p m Elyria Al Anon at Community United Methodist Church 3 Altar Guild at Grace Lutheran Church 7 30 p m
Susan Wynn Williams and Dennis G White plan to wed on October 9. Miss Williams and Mr White are both Bowling Green State University graduates and midwestern high school alums. The announcement lists parental addresses in Parma and notes future teaching careers. Suspenders return to fashion with four color ribbon stripes and detachable copper buttons.
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