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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1960
Page
5
Mixed emotions about cooking lead to a luncheon and dinner plan featuring Fillet Stuffed Tomatoes with Pakistan Bread. The recipe sets include Pakistan Bread made with biscuit mix and buttermilk and a lemon flavoured fish stuffed tomato dish, plus a Chicken Jambalaya section and seafood variation.
The Lorain County Historical Society plans an enlarged exhibit of Indian artifacts at the Museum Rooms 334 Washington Ave starting March 1. Raymond Vietzen, noted authority on Indian relics, coordinates the collection. The Museum Rooms will be closed for six weeks but groups may visit by arrangement. Miss Winifred L. Fay and Mrs. Waldo Sayles lead reception requests.
Parents' Corner urges active PTA involvement noting fun children's programs and vital committee work in safety, parent education, and youth welfare. The column cites personal turnout of about 70 meetings yearly and encourages attendance to prevent drop in participation while offering reader Q A on marbles and gambling concerns.
A one o clock dessert luncheon at the Temple featured Hadassah with co hostesses Rose Hyman and Madeline Weisz. Mrs Leonard Payner spoke on Alaska life and education, aided by slides, stressing its relevance to Hadassah members. New members received Israeli flags as welcome gifts.
A reader recalls a teenage incident where a boy paid for a movie and hamburger, then demanded repayment, prompting a laugh from family. The column also includes a teen dating question about appropriate seating and a Marian Martin pattern advertisement with patterns, prices, and mailing details.
Mrs. Carl Wolf led a St. Francis Xavier Mission gathering at Mrs. Mynderse East Avenue home last week. The talk described surplus flour and water turned into noodles to aid the hungry worldwide using materials from the Mission Bulletin. Mrs. Mynderse submitted Sacred Heart badges. a luncheon followed at 1 p.m with a green centerpiece. Mrs. Vince Gray will host February 9 at 1 p.m.
A reader asks how to handle a 13 year old daughter who wants lipstick yet has tweezed eyebrows. Abby suggests light lipstick and eyebrow pencil under guidance from a cosmetic consultant and emphasizes teamwork in marriage as more than a 50-50 effort.
Maj. Hedley Burrell of the Salvation Army addressed the Two O Clock Club of the YWCA in the YWCA Residence. A poem by Edgar Guest was read, a welfare department letter thanked the club for Christmas charity, and a donation was made to the YWCA Conference Fund. Hostesses included Mrs. Wayne Mover and Mrs. Winfield Scott. a sandwich course was served.
Dynel Orion and other synthetic fibers are increasingly used in blankets. They launder easily and dry faster than natural fibers. The clothes dryer should be preheated before drying synthetic fabrics. Check moisture content to avoid overdrying.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tester Hartland announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Ned Wikel son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wikel Collins. Carol Ann is a Townsend Wakeman High School 1959 graduate and works in the Norwalk Clerk of Courts office. Ned Wikel is a Townsend Wakeman High School graduate and farms with his father in turkey raising. No wedding date set.
The Lorain County WCTU contributed 25 toward a colored film in memory of former president Mrs Howard Gould. At Taft Hall Elyria Methodist Home the group reviewed two chapters of Really Living by Dr Andrew C Ivy noting moral education for abstinence and total abstinence as a standard. The next meeting is February 9 at 2 pm in Taft Hall.
Members of Junior Catholic Daughters Troop 16 met at Judy Neeson’s home for a first aid course. The session included prayer, minutes, roll call, financial notes, and refreshments. The Pope topic was read. next meeting at Vicki Sergalis’s home.
Elyria Mayor Oscar Dunn will address the Elyria League of Women Voters at 1:15 pm tomorrow at Mrs. Stanley Orr’s home 625 Washington Ave. New members will be welcomed. Tickets for the Know Your Government Course will be discussed and priced nominally. Speakers include Dale Kellogg and Prof. Elsworth Carlson with others listed for February and March sessions. All lectures open to the public at St. Andrew’s Parish Hall starting 8 pm. Tickets available from league members or Central Book Store.
Dorothy Cromlish of the YWCA spoke about the annual mid winter Y Teen conference in Cleveland as sophomore Y-Teens met Thursday. Melanie Dickie announced a Feb 6 dance at Holly Hall for the sophomores.
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