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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1961
Page
4
Marcia Peniston notes a return to refined entertaining with savory roast ducklings. She cites an abundance of supply and a dinner plan where a brace of ducklings can serve eight, enhanced by a sparkling glaze.
Wellington residents of the Dineh-Ruth Circle joined by Mrs. Maynard Wright and Mrs. Patterson heard a report on college admissions from Dr. Robert Jackson, director of admissions, at a meeting at Westwood School cafeteria. New members joined and the group discussed fundraising plans including a Swedish auction.
Wellington resident John C. Oakley of 201 Montrose Way becomes the third announced candidate for the village Board of Public Affairs. The piece blends campaign notice with a kitchen recipe guide for duckling preparation including currant jelly glaze and honey glaze instructions.
Elyria chapter of American Gold Star Mothers set a January 30 breakfast at the Legion Home hosted by Mrs Albert Worth. The group pledged a donation to Ann Duffy, new department president, and the convention. Mary Gerhart joined as a new member. flowers were donated to Crile Veterans Hospital chapel. Next meeting February 15.
Mrs. John Carney was elected president of the Book-Ens Club at a Tuesday evening meeting held in Mrs. David Williams home. Vice president is Mrs. Alan Templeton, secretary Mrs. Douglas Donaldson, and treasurer Mrs. Gerald Martin. A brief sketch of Ape in Me by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Greatest Faith Ever Known by April and Fulton Oursier were discussed with readings by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Jack Underman. Luncheon followed served by the hostess and Mrs. Dow Sellars.
The Nyx Club outlines a Mardi Gras celebration at Mrs. Joseph Elek’s home on Eastern Heights Blvd with unmasking at midnight and a pancake breakfast. Officers elected include Mrs. Joseph Pliszka as president and Mrs. Robert Takacs as secretary, with Mrs. John Radachi treasurer and Mrs. Martin Groh reporter and historian. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Takacs and Mrs. Pliszka. The next meeting is set for Feb 7 at 8 pm at Mrs. Radachi’s home.
Techniques of applying makeup were demonstrated for the Y's Gals at Tuesday night meeting in Holly Hall. Sandy McDole and Pat Bodmann assisted. Pat Sanders Lois Stone and Diane Walters modeled. Edith Rehnberg Cosmetic Company reps showed slides. Mrs Sage conducted a demonstration. Devotions led by Janice Bodmann. Hostesses were Pat Bodmann and Pat Zoda. The Easter show is planned for March 21 in Holly Hall.
A benefit supper and dance are planned in Rochester for Kathy Rice, a five year old girl badly burned. Dinner at 5:30 pm in the Methodist Church dining room and a town hall dance at 8:00 pm will raise funds for her hospital bills.
Grafton January meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church included guests Mrs Blackburn and Mrs Bottomlee. Plans for a Kiwanis diner and a Family Night program feature a nursery, a 6 30 p m start, and a speaker on Mission Work. Mrs Newland led worship, and Mrs Shirley Bartlett presented a film It’s a Busy Life.
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