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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
4
A titled guide outlines a kooky beach-nik hairstyle using large rollers for a oval face. Instructions cover setting bangs with Scotch Lape, nape rollers, three back sections tied with small rubber bands and bows. It also notes brushing out for casual drift, and rinses with ribbons dried on a glass.
A New York reader asks about helping a sixth grade daughter with math and other subjects. The advice urges a hands off approach, allowing the child to attempt tasks, seek teacher help, and gain satisfaction from solving problems independently. The column notes the daughter’s resistance to parental aid and favors minimal hovering. It also mentions the Beethoven Festival opening in Bonn with a gala on Sept 18 and a three week program ending Oct 10.
Donna Doreen Day and Fred Gott wed in Wellington at 7 30 p m July 3 with the Rev C George Holt officiating. The bride is the daughter of Donald Day and family, the groom son of George Gott. Guests numbered about 450 at the church parlors. The couple will reside on RD 1 New London with both bounding to Wellington institutions.
South Carolina leads East of California with a projected 375 million pound peach crop from about 3,889,000 trees. The Cardinal and Elberta varieties top the market. melting peaches are ideal for fresh eating. Recipes included: peach ice cream and a peach salad with luncheon meat and celery, yielding six servings. Merchandise Social Party Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall.
A college-voiced reader asks if cats are purer and more observant than dogs. Abby replies that both species have varied personalities, no universal superiority, and that lovers cling to their pets. Another letter recounts the eye opening effect of age gaps on marriage and lasting love.
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