Volunteers honored for EMH service at auxiliary meeting
Elyria Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its annual meeting in the hospital auditorium. Awards recognized 66 000 hours of volunteer service with top honors to H L Childs 3 900 hours and others from 2 800 to 1 400 hours. Numerous members earned 1 000 hours or more, with 104 honorable mentions. Outgoing president Mrs John Murbach noted officers and secretaries among the volunteers.
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John Murbach
Ilyria Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Earle Wilshere
Richard Altfeld
Flower Service
Jack Knight
John Fazio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Custar
Robert Choate
Charles Cavagna
R. L. Altfeld
Milan Bendik
Debra Kinkopf Engaged to Wed Thomas Yisha
Mr and Mrs Richard Kinkopf announce the engagement of their daughter Debra to Thomas Yisha son of Mr and Mrs Russell Yisha. Debra a Ridgeville High School 1969 graduate and assistant head cashier at Berea Pick N Pay. Thomas a 1967 Berea High School graduate and sales representative for National Merchandise Company in Cleveland.
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Debra Kinkopf
Thomas Yisha
Richard Kinkopf
Barton Rd
North Ridgeville
Debra
Russell Yisha
Hip Dr
VFW units hold joint installation at Avon Post 7035
Lorain County Council Auxiliary and VFW Post 7035 Avon held a joint officers installation Tuesday. New officers include President Mary L. Hall Elyria. Senior VP Betty Schultz North Ridgeville. Junior VP Rose Brown Amherst. Treasurer Betty Gedeon Avon. Secretary Betty Allen Columbia Station. Chaplain Sasha Zirkel Amherst. New commander Al Gedeon of Avon installed by Thomas Micalis of Elyria. Hall received a grandmother’s bonnet. outgoing president Helen Lakatosh honored with gifts.
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Lorain County Council
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Avon
Velva Mihalis
Elyria
Mary L. Hall
Betty Schultz
North Ridgeville
Rose Brown
Amherst
Columbia Station
Sasha Zirkel
Ben Reynolds
Ruth Calder
Avon Lake
Clauda Gedeon
Helen Lakatosh
Grafton
Helen Resar
Vickie Zimmerman
Lorain
al Gedeon
Thomas Micalis
Hall
Ames
Debra
Lauriann Thorne
Simple care preserves linens for bright wedding sets
Simple laundering tips help brides keep new wedding linens vivid. Polyester cotton blends like chintz resist color fading with resin finishes, but care is needed to avoid overloading washers. A full load fits two double sheets, two pillowcases, and small items. fabric softener in the final rinse adds smoothness. For small garment holes, embroider a colorful design rather than remove the item.
A julep for your skin
You can make a simple facial mask at home with fresh ingredients. Crush fresh ice and blend into a jar of pure beauty product, beat until fluffy, apply to face and neck, leave on for five minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
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New York
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H. L. Childs
Clarence Ziemke
Complete Postal Services
Parcel Post
Discount Drug Mart
VFW
Betty Gedeon
Betty Allen
Dorothy Demastus
Alice Simonson
Wellington
Doris Koester
Angela Sagese
Carol Gedeon
Flora Meek
Abbe
Ohio
Oberlin MN
Ae Oberlin Ohio
General Motors
Nyfon
Park Free
North Ridge Road
National Automobile Dealers Association Dramnen
Washington
N.A.D.A
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