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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1970
Page
6
A kitchen update guide covers heat conduction base materials copper aluminum steel as best with caveats copper requires polishing aluminum stains. rounded smooth interiors ease cleaning, ceramic baked coatings offer easy maintenance. Insulated ovenproof handles with stainless loops aid hanging.
Frances M Gilgenbach and Herbert F Labus Jr wed at St Peter's Catholic Church North Ridgeville at 1 pm on November 7 with Rev Richard J Ziegler officiating. The bride’s parents are Bernard and? Gilgenbach of Avon Belden Road North Ridgeville and the groom's parents are Herbert and Mrs Labus of Westlake. The couple plan to live at 1994 North Avon Belden North Eaton after a Washington DC honeymoon trip. The bride and maid of honor designed their gowns. maid of honor is Carol Gilgenbach. best man is Howard Carroll. Reception followed at 3 pm at the couple's new home. The bride is a Norge Village employee. the groom is with Glidden Durkee.
Kenneth F Bates internationally known enamelist and educator will lecture with slides for Art Crafters on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Holly Hall. The program is open to the public with a nominal fee for non members. Bates taught design and enameling at the Cleveland Institute of Art for 40 years and is now teacher emeritus. He is an author and designer with books on enamel ing design and advanced techniques. He has received numerous awards including the Horace Potter Silver Medals and a bronze medal for horticultural work. His work was exhibited at the Brussels World Fair and he supported a Museum of Contemporary Crafts enameling exhibit in New York. He has had solo shows in Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Brooklyn and Notre Dame. He was Cleveland Visual Arts Award recipient in 1963 and studied abroad on a 1965 faculty grant. His latest book covers design in enamel ing linked to flowers and plant life.
Toaster tricks add interest to the menu with toasted buttered English muffin halves used as bases for goulash creamed chicken or sautéed chicken livers.
Gayle Lynn Bradner wed Harold Gene Riley at 1 p.m. in St Agnes Church on November 7, officiated by Rev. Edward Rupp. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin E Bradner of Amherst, and the groom, son of Mrs Ford Riley of South Amherst, begin married life at 9570 Archer Rd. The couple's reception followed at Spring Lake Park in Amherst after a Florida Bahamas honeymoon.
Ann Marie Katricak and James Czarney plan to marry at Lorain. The couple are engaged with both families involved, and Miss Katricak is a graduate of Admiral King High School employed by First Federal Savings and Loan. James Czarney attends Lorain County Community College as he pursues studies at Cleveland State University. The ceremony is scheduled for March 3.
The Moscow fashion show features see through Lena Telegin gowns and a bold silk blouse. Designers present midi and mini skirts with bold lengths while officials discuss taste and individuality. The event marks fashion trends for 1971 in the Soviet Union.
Dear Mrs. S advises that IQ scores should not drive parental judgments. Each child has a unique personality and deserves respect. Stop praising comparisons and avoid discussing scores around the kids. acknowledge diverse talents in arts, social skills, and growth to boost her confidence.
Ad copy praises shampoo to brighten dull hair and create a natural sparkle. Rich, warm suds are promoted as reviving life in the hair, with clean hair described as sparkling and jewel like.
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