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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1968
Page
2
A divorced boater seeks advice about a charming neighbor who borrows constantly and asks to use her boat for a party. Abby suggests setting firm boundaries and boxing his compass. A reader warns widows about a smooth talker who attends funerals to meet the bereaved.
A protein rich mushroom cauliflower casserole combines mushrooms and cauliflower with cheese and lemon. The steps include sautéing mushrooms in butter, preparing a sauce, and baking a 1 1/2 quart casserole with bread cubes and cheddar at 350 degrees for 40 minutes yielding six servings.
The ceremony took place July 6 at First United Methodist Church with Dr Charles W Hamilton officiating. The couple, children of Clayton and Mary Alderman of 816 Washington Ave and James and Mrs. Oliver of Warren Ohio, plan residences in Cincinnati and attend Harding High School Bowling Green State University and University of Cincinnati Law School. The reception was at Elyria Country Club.
Diane Ross and Leslie Howard Peterson exchanged vows June 29 at Bridge Street United Church in Bellville Ontario with Rev Harry M Davis officiating. The couple will reside at 119 Cascade Street after a Montreal honeymoon.
In 1967 only 1 percent of 640000 registered nurses were men as the American Hospital Association notes in its journal. The editorial stresses nursing should be gender neutral and that the male nurse remains an anatomy yet valued contributor over the past decade.
The article outlines a vintage hair setting method with a long crown and tucked front locks, tapering to a close nape. Instructions include taping front and nape, using 1½ inch rollers, and spraying setting lotion for curlier results. The plan calls for brushing brows up and arranging curls to fall from the crown, with flowers added for romance.
Jeanne Marie Shildwachter will wed Ned Goldstein of 613 Blossom Drive Lorain. The couple’s families announce the engagement with backgrounds including Admiral King High School and Paulsboro High School connections. Goldstein is an assistant manager at Baker Shoes Midway Mall. The ceremony is planned for 11 15 am at St. John's Church on Oct 19.
A new ice tray shapes ice into golf ball dimples and molds frozen salads and desserts. The novelty item targets home entertainers seeking playful, stylish drink presentation.
The Good Outdoor Manners Association awards its Worst Buster to poachers of alligators and their skins while praising boosters who protect outdoor beauty. The group cites the $1 million annual Miami market and notes over 1,000 alligators poached in Everglades National Park in 1967.
A high school student asks Shirley Schraub for in class and home tips to improve French pronunciation and grades. Suggestions include using language course records, reading French magazines, and building vocabulary. Additional letters discuss course choices for writers and addressing slow reading due to eye patterns.
The guidance states salt can be added before during or after roasting with little penetration beyond a quarter inch. For broiled steaks or chops, season after browning each side. Salt draws moisture during broiling and can slow desirable browning.
Tonight features La Leche League with Mrs Joseph Leuser at 282 Michigan Ave 8 30 p m First Baptist WMS at the church 6 p m St Mary Ladies Auxiliary 22 to the Knights of St John at St Paul Hall 8 p m Daughters of America 335 at 154 Woodbury St 7 30 p m Losing Lassies TOPS at Sears Roebuck auditorium Midway Mall 7 p m
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