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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1962
Page
5
A spunky chutney uses Tokay grapes to brighten lamb, shrimp, and chicken curries. The mix simmers with apples, pears, lemon, green pepper and onion in a tangy, spicy sauce and can be stored for later use to add exotic notes to meals. Ingredients include cider vinegar brown sugar Tokay grapes apples and onions.
Tokay pine apple lamb sauce combines Tokay grapes pineapple chutney lemon juice and onion with lamb to create a sweet savory glaze. Melt butter stir in onion cornstarch salt and pineapple, cook until thickened then add Tokays lemon juice and chutney for serving over broiled chops or roast lamb. Yields six servings.
Mr and Mrs Mark Piatt of 135 Parkview were surprised Saturday by a buffet supper at their daughter Mrs Oscar Griffiths Lorain home honoring their 50th wedding anniversary. Twenty five family members attended.
Wellington announces the engagement of Janice Sue Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle K Green Box 223 RD 1 to Eugene H Merrill son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Merrill Box 200 Rt 1 Miss Green a Firelands High School Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture graduate and manager of Clip N Carl Beauty Salon Wakeman Merrill a Wellington High School graduate attended Ohio Northern University Ada and employed at Kent Sporting Goods New London Wedding plans are indefinite.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Duns of Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Jean to Thomas Lee Karnes son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Karnes of Lake Avenue Elyria High School graduate Susan Jean Duns is employed by Harland G Burnham attorney The May Co Cleveland Clearview High graduate Thomas Karnes works at Fruehauf Trailer Co.
A quirky guide explains making place mats by dipping a long-handled string-mop in sudsy water, shaping cloth cutouts at ground floor windows, rinsing with a hose and pink cutting oil, and finishing with wash and cut tools.
Local Chronicle Telegram brief notes a September 10 1962 entry from Klyria Ohio. Details are sparse in the readable OCR segment but indicate a dated community item or notice from the period.
A CHAIRMEN list covers a hair styling program at YWCA meeting at Holly Hall and golf association surprise tournament on Tuesday plus a Dunkers tournament Friday at Elyria Country Club. Attendee children celebrate a birthday with a party at home.
Nail shaping advice notes that nails should be kept with edges and bases matching their shape. If the base is square, end with a square tip to maintain protection and prevent future splits.
In a GESELL Institute column Frances ILG and Louise Ames address Hollis, an 8 year old whose disruptive behavior spans kindergarten to second grade. They urge gradual at home discipline, shortened school days, and targeted support to prevent expulsion, arguing school can adapt rather than expel a child with emotional readiness issues.
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