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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
7
A health note extols lettuce as a slim friendly ally with low calories and rich vitamins. It outlines five lettuce classes Butterhead Romaine leaf and stem varieties with examples like Boston Bibb Simpson and describes uses in salads soups braising and as roll fillings.
A family feature on iceberg lettuce describes its firm beads ideal for cups and salads. It includes a recipe for iceberg chunks with artichoke hearts, mayonnaise dressing, and blue cheese toppings, served with dry white wine and yielding four servings.
Dear Dr. Brothers urges more cross racial social contact to break stereotypes. A Black woman asks about prejudice after a hostile dining encounter with white coworkers. The answer champions dinners and shared meals to reduce ignorance and highlights research showing increased interracial contact improves attitudes and reveals strong Black family bonds.
Town talks outline Ely School PTA sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the art room for December crafts. A Kidney Foundation Speakers Bureau via Lorain County Chapter offers talks with a dialysis unit tour, patient and nurse Q A. Henry Maybaugh may schedule speaking engagements. Beta Sigma Phi Theta Omicron meets tonight at home of Sherrill Smith with Luanna Reisz and Cheryl Hubbard program. Bake cookies for ornaments, wrap in plastic and colored yarn loops for hanging. A turkey quarter is advised for small households and cheaper per serving than roasts.
A wide variety of arts and crafts baked goods china and hand painted articles will be among items for sale Saturday at the Christmas bazaar and flea market sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Vincent de Paul Parish. The sale runs 10 am to 7 pm in the church hall 41295 N Ridge Rd White elephants homemade noodles Christmas ornaments decoupage plaques corn husk dolls nut and poppyseed rolls will be displayed. Refreshments will be available. Betty Grimmett chairs assisted by Donna Pulcer and Kay Innocenti co chairs.
Duncan Oklahoma residents learn Operation Squirrel will hide 50000 walnuts before Thanksgiving to keep them moist and unfrozen. In February Operation George Washington will collect and replant them. Don Moody of the Oklahoma Association of Realtors notes the main hurdle is securing walnut trees and walnuts as the trees are scarce.
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