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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1967
Page
5
The Pet Food Institute warns against live Easter animals and urges choosing pets children can care for. It recommends puppies or kittens over bunnies or chicks, noting farm animals struggle indoors and playing with delicate chicks can cause injury. Visit shelters or shops to pick a suitable, well-cared-for pet.
Monday listings include Elyria Republican Women's Club at Monteith Hall 8 p.m. St John PTL at school auditorium 8 p.m. Women of the Moose at Moose Hall 8 p.m. Golden Age Club at Holy Hall 1 30 p.m. Attic Club at YW residence 8 p.m. with speaker scheduled.
Mr and Mrs F C Taylor of Corpus Christi Texas announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Jane to Gary Wayne Linden son of Mr and Mrs Albert Linden formerly of LaGrange now of Grand Prairie Texas Miss Taylor is a W B Ray High School graduate and a senior at Andrews University He is a senior in theology at Andrews University The wedding will take place in May at the university.
The Dames of Malta announced a open installation at the next meeting on April 12 at 7 30 p m in JOOF Hall and Cleveland Assembly plans a meeting on April 5 at Old Stone Church at 12 30 p m A social hour followed with a house wares party Margaret Hobill and Ethel Feeley served refreshments
Ripe olives folded with Cheddar or Jack cheese are spread between layers of refrigerated bread rolls and baked per package directions to make a savory seasonal roll.
Ripe olive sandwiches blend crumbled olives with browned ground beef in a spaghetti style sauce. The hot and hearty filling spoons over split French rolls for a satisfying supper option.
Janice M Frasca became the bride of James Bequeath in a March 18 ceremony at St. Peter Church Lorain. Rev John Fergus officiated at 2 pm. The bride and groom are from Lorain and Vienna Ohio with families listed. The bride wore an organza A line sheath with Swiss lace and a chapel train. her twin sister Judy Frasca was maid of honor.
The bride wore an empire gown with red brocade bodice and pink skirt. A reception followed at the Polish American Club, Lorain. Frank Shipman served as best man. Ross Carson and Jon Bequeath were ushers. The bride, an Ohio University graduate, teaches English at Bay Village High School. The groom earned a BEA degree from Ohio University.
Five Karbowniczek children hosted an open house at 340 12th St in honor of Mr and Mrs Stan Karbowniczek celebrating 25 years of marriage. Attendants from 25 years ago attended. An anniversary Mass at St Mary Church was held with their son Dan assisting.
In Corvallis Oregon Bernice Strawn an OSU home management expert notes that elderly participants in a study readily moved from standard to compact cooking appliances. A majority preferred portable units to traditional sizes.
Town events list several happenings including Rites of Spring at Holly Hall 9 p.m. with Mary Lou Walker and Tom Johnson as co chairs. Molly League to present a workshop one act after the 6 15 p m dinner meeting Tuesday. Maplewood Crestwood PTA skate party Monday 7 to 9 30 p.m. at Roll Arena Cleveland St tickets at door. Three Stops queen coronation April 1 at Elyria Savings Bank Rt 113. Joanne Repco crowned week with five pound loss. Midview PTA Council meets Monday Brush School 8 p.m. George Lucia leads discussion on State School Foundation program. public invited.
Windsor School Parent Teacher Association members elected Mrs. Carl Looney as president Tuesday evening. Also named were Evert Baird as first vice president.
Xi Beta Omega Chapter held a costume rush party at the home of Mrs. Anthony Bugino Tuesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Richard Camp for funniest costume and Mrs. Richard Ward for prettiest. An Easter basket was prepared for a needy child and a donation pledged to Easter Seal Society. Girl of the Year is Mrs. Wade Joseph, who received an arm bouquet of yellow roses. Officers listed include President Richard Sharrock and others. Science fair displays by Mrs. Dorothy Law's fifth grade featured winners Jackie Raymond, Marlene Gillespie, and Ted Ray. Paul Arnold of Oberlin College spoke on art. Room count was won by Mrs. Law's class.
The pantsdress gains popularity beyond teen fashion. Paris Couture adoption signals a shift toward wearable, office to evening outfits. Women already purchase early releases as the garment blends skirt-like drape with trouser ease, paired with pantyhose and low heels for varied occasions.
New York experts say the quality of sleep matters more than duration. They advise a well aired room and a clean, relaxed body before bed, along with lightweight linens, a good mattress, and freshly laundered sheets and nightwear for optimal rest.
A New York Girl Scout camper wrote home alleging snakes around her tent. The counselor asked about the note and the girl explained she could not spell caterpillar. The memoir also notes handling bacon by slicing edges to prevent curling.
A reader seeks guidance as an 18-year-old son dates a 15-year-old and returns home early after late nights. Abby advises a father to have a direct talk and set clear home hours, noting parental limits apply to both sides and the car key may enforce boundaries. A second letter questions dating a 24-year-old with a troubled marriage, and Abby doubts the relationship. she urges parental meetings before judgment.
The Fourthurs Club of the YWCA met in Holly Hall with Captain Michael DeNicola presenting a film titled Every Hour Every Day. A Husbands Night Out is set for April 14 at Oberlin Inn followed by Finian's Rainbow by the Mummers Group. A rummage sale occurs April 21 at 525 Washington Ave from 9 am to 5 pm and the YWCA house tour on April 15 will include six homes from 10 am to 4 pm with Barbara Couture leading refreshments.
The author vents about clichés in novels and TV, from dark eye smudges and dramatic death scenes to doctors hiding expertise, one last line before exits, dashed dialogue, and well meaning remarks. They condemn harmless lines that irritate readers and fans of classic works.
A vivid feature describes green-eyed leopards pink panthers and lions in prints for summer dresses. It notes oversized fantasy beasts stalking across cotton silk and jersey, urging glowing makeup and a panama straw to balance the bold look.
A note on adding salad dressing just before serving to lightly moisten ingredients. The item also references a Social Party at Sun Eve, St. Thomas School, 915 Harris Rd, Sheffield Lake, with doors opening 7 p.m. and a Regular Party at 8 p.m.
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