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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1985
Page
6
A three week tour of northern Italy reveals Bologna and Emilia Romagna cuisine rich in pasta, fresh produce, and local specialties. Highlights include pizza in the north, carpaccio, tagliatelle with truffles, and a long simmered beef tomato sauce served over pasta.
Reader asks for a salt free pickle recipe. Harry Kramer shares a low salt dill pickle method using Kirby cucumbers celery pickling spices garlic bay leaves dill turmeric and a salt substitute potassium chloride. Process yields ready to eat pickles after about a day and a half with steps for packing, brine, and storage.
The Geitgey Miller engagement is announced with Barbara Geitgey a Northwestern High School 1980 graduate. William R Miller a 1979 Midview High School graduate. The Price Collins engagement lists Cynthia M Price a 1980 Admiral King High School graduate and Michael A Collins a 1982 Oberlin High School graduate. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Mawer of Toledo announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Daniel T Mlinarik son of Mr and Mrs John Mlinarik of Amherst Miss Mawer is a Morrison R Waite High School and Toledo University graduate employed by The May Co Sandusky Her fiancé is a Marion Steele High School and Bowling Green State University graduate employed by J C Penney Toledo An August wedding is planned.
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