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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
7
For sewing enthusiasts a guide to making professional looking panties. Use 108 inch wide tricot to maximize fabric, place pattern pieces for maximum stretch, and mark fabric wrong side with tape. Decorate with lace before assembly using zigzag stitches then join front back crotch sections waist elastic and leg trim for a complete pair.
Step by step guide to assemble a layered panty using zigzag or overlock stitches. Press crotch flat, attach front to crotch, stitch side seams, and prepare pastel lingerie elastic. Form three elastic circles, divide into quarters, and attach with ruffled edge down, stretch as you sew, trim excess tricot.
Abby letters touch on family estrangements and dog safety tips. A mother warns against delaying truth about paternity and recounts a son’s hospital shock at age 18. A reader stresses responsible dog bone feeding, while another recalls a daughter’s endless requests and a potential aunt-lands solution.
Mr and Mrs Charles Yost marked 50 years of marriage with a November celebration before wintering in Arizona. The Abbe Road Baptist Church hosted a program for 100 guests and a golden anniversary dinner in Arizona was hosted by their son and daughter in law. The Yosts were married January 12 1926 in the home of the O A Martins. They moved to their current home in 1936. Mr Yost retired from Pfau dler Company after 46 years. They have seven grandchildren and children Dan A Yost and Mrs Patricia McLoda.
Nancy Jayne Matey became the bride of Steven Craig Ice at First Congregational Church North Ridgeville in a May 22 7 30 p m ceremony officiated by Pastor Ivan Morrin The couple reside at 317 Belmont Ave. after a wedding trip to Sandusky The bride is the daughter of Joseph Matey and the late Edna Matey The groom is the son of Alfred Ice and the late Jessie Ice Dent of Berea and Olmsted Falls were bridesmaids and attendants.
Remarrieds Incorporated announces activities including a July 4 family swim party at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Miles in Elyria starting at noon. Members meet at Baker's Restaurant in Middleburg Heights at 6 p.m. prior. general meeting July 10 at Park Place Apartments Parma Heights. Reservations handled by Mr and Mrs Miles and Mrs Robert Atkinson of Brookpark.
Harold L. Beckstein Sr and Lucille Spinks marked their golden anniversary with a June 6 family dinner at Good Old Charlies Holiday Inn. The couple married June 4 1926 at St Mary Church and have lived at their current address since 1961. He retired after 43 years at Stanadyne.
In Westport Connecticut a manufacturer unveils new cookie flavors highlighted by natural ingredients and no artificial additives. Flavors include oatmeal almond and orange marmalade oats with butter Pranola style raisin bran and pecan date sunflower raisin with whole wheat. The text also mentions the couple's children as a playful aside.
Debra Ann Michalski de Fountaine Bleau and Dennis Pillivant exchanged vows at 1 30 pm at St Joseph Catholic Church Amherst with Rev Thomas Weber officiating. The bride daughter of Cece and Raymond Michalski, a Bowling Green alumna, pursued public relations and works as an assistant to the director of communications. The groom son of Mrs Ralph Bixler and the late Harvey E Pillivant, a 1968 North Ridgeville grad, Ohio State 1973 accounting degree, employed as assistant controller at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. Bridesmaids Barbara Cottrell Meg Kiinksick. maid of honor Barbara Howell. Best man Larry Szilklay. Third graders from the bride’s mother’s class performed music with Sisters of Notre Dame. Reception at Royal Green Auxiliary and Kappa Delta member. After a trip to Michigan, couple to reside at 820 Main St Amherst.
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