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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1975
Page
7
This guide explains why boiling drains flavor and nutrients from foods, and offers safer methods. It recommends cooking vegetables just until tender, salting water to slow leeching, and avoiding boiling meat. Poaching preserves flavor, while roiling boils intensify sauces but require removing heat promptly.
White outfits dominate this season from pantsuits to dresses with a pristine, dazzling look. Designers trace the revival to Gatsby era luxury and Riviera nostalgia, while synthetic fibers ease upkeep and ironable care remains optional for a striking summer statement.
The second annual juried Eclectic Art Show sponsored by the YWCA requires entries and fees to be received at the YW office on Thursday. The event runs at Holly Hall May 31 10 am to 8 pm and June 1 noon to 6 pm with a sponsors champagne party May 30 8 to 10 pm. Exhibits will be hung in 12 categories. further information at the VW office.
The text advises washing leather furniture at least once a year with soap and water. After drying, apply a fine furniture cream and work it thoroughly into the leather. Wipe again with a dry cloth to prevent residue that could stain clothing, especially on seating furniture.
The VFW 1079 Auxiliary installed officers at the Post Home on Saturday. New officers include Judy Kemp as president, Dorothy Damasius as senior vice president, Mabel Ledyard as junior vice president, Kathy Eckhart as treasurer, Gloria Dyer as secretary, Alice Moves as guard, Helen Resar as conductress, Wilma Workman as banner bearer, Ruth McCain as flag bearer, Sue McCallister as chaplain, Georgette Krugman as patriotic instructor, Flora Meek as musician, Ann Barry, Nancy Gilkerson, Jane Speidel and Jackie Waldron as first through fourth color bearers. Gloria Dyer as historian, Georgette Krugman as one-year trustee, Mary Hall as two-year trustee, Thelma Marr as three-year trustee. A buffet luncheon followed with music and dancing.
Dear Dr. Brothers advises that nightly battles over alcohol and nagging harm marriage. He cites Masters and Johnson on sexual problems, suggests moderating drinking, planning outside activities, improving communication, and adding new life patterns to restore compatibility.
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