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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
4
A retro recipe piece showcases Chicken Salad Pacifica with diced chicken, sliced nectarines, celery and a ginger soy mayonnaise dressing. The method includes blanching nectarines to remove skins, chilling the mix, and serving over greens with toasted almonds for a summer dish.
A compact kitchen note outlines quick salad ideas using nectarines, lemon juice, cottage cheese, and spices. It covers lunch and dinner options with nectarine additions to salads and a dessert idea blending nectarines with dairy and vanilla ice cream, plus simple fruit toppings.
A collection of Abbygail Brenner style letters asks why men avoid discussing marriage, how to stop being outtalked, and why diners choose dirty tables. Abby responds that clutter and disorder can feel inviting and suggests towels and mats appeal to towel-free pristine norms, inviting readers to send personal replies.
Mrs C Russell Huston, executive director, names Miss Susan Jane Frank program director and Mrs Jamies Park Shephard assistant program director. Mrs Olive Yost becomes administrative assistant head of office staff and records. Frank, a former Army Special Services employee, will direct Chinon France Hospital Service Club programming.
Lorain County District Nurses plan a Sept 9 11 tour of Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical Co Indianapolis departing Sunday by chartered bus from Court Street station. Private Duty Section handles arrangements and reservations via Mrs Fred Nelber. Y Gals of the YWCA hold first meeting at 730 pm with no dinner. Rainbow Mothers Club meets P M tomorrow at the Masonic Temple. Patrick Sean Lysaght born may at Elyria Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bernard Lysaght 30693 Westwood Dr North Ridgeville. Grandparents A H MacFarlane Batavia NY and Mr and Mrs OA Lysaght New Smyrna Fla. Mr and Mrs RJ Price at home after vacation to northern and upper Michigan. The former Mrs Bertha Stilwaugh and Mr Price wed Aug 17 at 730 pm at 218 Seventh St Rev Robert Morgan officiating. Guys and Gals Club of the YWCA dances to The Townsmen 9 to midnight tonight at Holly Hall.
Columnist Gay Pauly reflects on Jean Leslie Allen America's Junior Miss 196? and asks parents to guide daughters toward contests that reward beauty, talent, and poise while stressing the crown is fleeting. Allen, daughter of pediatrician Reginald Allen, plans to study English at Trinity College and teach in Providence after graduation, noting the title changed nothing about her ambitions.
A teaspoon of curry powder elevates a potato salad, imbuing it with a subtle, warm spice note that enhances the dish's flavor profile and creates an unexpected culinary distinction.
Miss Caroline Rockwood Norris and Theodore Franklin Gottfried wed in St. Andrew's Church chapel with Dr. G Russel Hargate officiating. The bride, daughter of I F Norris, wore a white brocade sheath with a dior bow veil, and the couple will reside in Chicago after September 16 while Gottfried pursues graduate studies at Northwestern.
Community groups and clubs schedule events this week with multiple venues. Highlights include Sahara Daughters Unit 33 at Blaine Street, Elyria Beauty Cul ture Academy at 8 p m, Guys and Gals Club at Holly Hall 9 p m, and Tip TOPS at Ohio Fuel Gas auditorium 7 30 p m. Scheduled meetings run through Friday with dinners, lectures, and social activities at church halls temples lodges and schools.
The annual Press Clinic hosted by the Chronicle-Telegram Women's Pages meets September 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the family room of the Chronicle-Telegram building at 225 East Ave. Club presidents and publicity chairmen are invited. The session covers reporting club activities, deadlines, accuracy, the five Ws, feature ideas, and photo requests, ending with a tour of the newspaper plant.
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