News Herald from Port Clinton, Ohio • 6

Sorority past ANetvYou presidents at My summertime secrets annual event By EMILY WILKENS An ancient proverb decrees 1 that "a woman should have the fire of the sun, the peace of the moon and the beauty of the stars." What a lovely thought especially during the summertime when romance is in the air. Make the most of it with these pulse spots the backs of your knees, hollow of throat, temples, wrists, back of neck, behind ears. If hot weather makes the top of your perfume bottle stick, tap around the rim with a sharp object such as the back of a knife, or let hot water run on the neck of the bottle for one second only. Then grasp top with a towel and turn. will come off readily.

BEAUTIFUL BREATH. Don't underestimate the import Past presidents of XI Alpha Kappa and Gamma Omega Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi, Port Clinton, recently held their annual luncheon at Mon Ami. Mrs. Richard Molnar was in charge of arrangments for the party. Out-of-town, past presidents attending were Mildred Moore of Toledo, Marie Koch and Katerine Yeagley of Akron, Mrs.

Frank (Hope) Rider of Wabash, Ind. spruce-up secrets JUST FOR VfiTTt GREAT GLOSSER. you're looking for a glamorous glow and don't have a ready- Port Clinton past presidents ance of cleaning your tongue made fflnsser. trv dnhhins nrlnr attending were Mrs. John Belser iess castor oil on your fore- we nUt mixing or matching as part of a program for Mrs.

Archie King, Mrs. Chester nea(j even the tin of your toilette essentials sweet breath. Many countries Burr, Mrs. Gary Cullenen, Mrs. i it i your nose for a "titillating" P.

toilet water, bath powder, have special "tongue fresher-touch. Apply lightly after make- lotion. A melange of scent will ers" manufactured for this pur-up is set. Without question, this be mysteriously fascinating if pose. Or, you can simply use old-fashioned home remedy you use, for example, a jasmine- a soft toothbrush.

However, I looks much better than it ase soap with an all-over favor a clean girdle bone (white tastes! delicate floral spray, plus a enamelled steel undergarment SCENT-SATIONAL. fra- carnation-base, "peppy" talc, stay, available at notion coun-grant signature is the very es- Carry tne blend even further by ters). Gently draw the side of sence of femininity. Play it to touching perfume to all the the bone from back of the Norbert Wysin, Mrs. John Nagy, Mrs.

Richard Frederick, Mrs. Ed Allman, Mrs. Richard Kesow, Mrs. Ken McAtee, Mrs. William Segaard, Mrs.

Leroy Luebcke, Mrs. Keith Montgomery, Mrs. Anthony Vallese, Mrs. Don McDonald and Miss Ann Nelson. 6 News Herald Tuesday June 30, 1970 Dr.

Barry Cover honored at reception Guests from Port Clinton. Oak Harbor, Elmore. Fremont, Sandusky. Huron. Akron.

Voungstown, and other towns were among some 150 visitors Sunday afternoon when an open house was held at the Cover residence at 326 West Third i for Dr. Barry R. Cover, recent graduate of Ohio State UnU versity College of Medicine. Dr. and Mrs.

Cover left Sunday night for their new home at 92 North Thomas. Tallmadge. 0. He will start internship immediately at Akron City Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Eberle greeted guests and members of Child Guidance Council assisted in the reception, which was catered by Betty Woolley. Mrs. Fred Kollman poured at the buffet table and was in charge of the guest book.

Mrs. Clarence Muggy and Mrs. Frank Carstehs assisted. Chuckie Cover, year-old son of Dr. and Mrs.

Cover, is remaining here with his maternal grandparents, the Eberles, till Wednesday when they will go to Tallmadge. Three Re vista staff members attend OU publications workshop Three Port Clinton High School students, members of the 1970-71 Revista staff, last week attended the Publications Workshop sponsored by the School of Journalism at Ohio University. Athens. Returning Saturday. June 27th.

from a week-long session of workshops at OU were Sue Shilling, daughter of the John Shillings of Schoolhouse Catawba: Marie Kerul, daughter of the Michael Keruls, of 2110 Harbor and Bob Denney. son of the Ray Denneys of 311 West Third Port Clinton. Sue. who will be a sophomore at the start of the school year in September, attended a business workshop. Marie, and Bob will be juniors at PCHS in September: she attended the experienced editor workshop and he attended the photography workshop.

Speeches during the week were given by various professionals in the news media. The three young people were taken to Ohio University by Mr. and Mrs. Kerul. who with their other children, were traveling on vacation at that time.

Beth Quisno sends tongue to me up. ninse Done under running water and re Several guests attend Senior Citizens meet Following the luncheon, the women spent some time in reminiscing. Honorary member Juel Reed Cover sent a card as she, of course, was unable, to attend the luncheon. J' peat procedure until the bone comes away clean. LABEL FABLE.

you transfer beauty preparations from large bottles to convenient smaller containers, remember you MUST label the container. I know a girl who stored nail polish remover in a little hair conditioner bottle. all about it and was about to "condition" her hair with remover fortunatel, she smel-led the contents and stopped in time! Don't trust your memory trust a label instead. Of the 33 persons attending the June 23rd meeting of Port Clinton Senior Citizens Club, 12, were visitors. There were 4 prospective members from Port Clinton and the other 8 were senior citizens from other clubs-2 from Graytown, 2 from Elmore, and 4 from Oak Harbor.

The meeting was held in the Seafare Room. Discussion was heard on the club's picnic and the date of July 28th set for it; more particulars on the event will be Rudine Mackey graduates from career college Mrs. Gary Lee Smith made known at the July 14th meeting, 7:30 p.m., also at Rudine Mackey, daughter of the Seafare Room. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl H. Mackey John Zetzer opened the meeting of the local group and after-of 524 East Second Port ward, pinochle games were played, awards going to Ray Nor-Clinton, was graduated from ton, Gertie Schmidt, Louis Moenich. Cora Boysen; the door Patricia Stevens Career Col- award went to Mrs. Andrew Sonoischen. lege, June 20, at afternoon While the group was waiting for refreshments to be served, commencement exercises, held favorite old songs, led by Mr.

Zetzer, were sung, at Bowling Green State Univer CUTICLE CUES. you using cuticle cream faithfully but enjoying the benefits less? The problem may be that you JaneL. Williams and GaryL. Smith say vows Saturday sity. are merely applying the cream, not MASSAGING it in.

Proper nightly use of cuticle cream helps eliminate thick cuticles and hangnails. It can definitely them improve the overall condition Heloise The commencement address was civen bv Lamont Mc- snitJhlin nirpptnr nf Npws DEAR HELOISE: just before I sit and strength of your nails well, all along the sides and base of each nail. This will combat annoying callouses, too. MULTI-COLOR LIPS. and Public Affairs, WTOL-TV.

I encouraged my daughter down to eat and take it off at age 12 to wear a bra, but when they are done. (This elimin- Miss Mackey, a 1969 gradu- she despised the idea and al- ates the possibility of them ate of Port Clinton High School, ways ended up in tears. playing with it.) majored in fashion merchandis- Finallv I convinced her to They enjoy having their own letter from Australia Saturday, June 27th, Jane blue gowns, had matching Louise Williams and Gary Lee headdresses adorned with Smith spoke their nuptial vows white and blue daisies, and ing at Patricia Stevens Career College. At present, she is supervisor of the concession and novelties at African Safari and is also a buyer of the novelties. Her plans for the future are not definite as yet.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quisno tralia, toured San Francisco at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon carried colonial bouquets of of 229 West 4th Port Clin- before leaving for the first at The Reorganized Church of white daisies and blue yellow ton, have received word from stop, Honolulu, and the second, Jesus Christ of Latter Day snowdrift mums. All wore white their daughter, Beth, an Ameri- the Fiji Islands. Saints.

Elder Louis E. Wire- gloves, can Field Service student, who This is the winter season in baugh officiated at the double Flower girl Jackie Smith will spend the summer in Australia; temperatures usual- ring ceremony. sister of tne groom wore' Australia as an American ly average between 50 and 65 The bride is the daughter a snort-sleeved floor length Abroad. degrees. Australia does not of Mrs.

Faye L. Williams of gown of pale yenow dotted Beth, who left June 14, told have snow, so Beth took some R. F. D. 2, Oak Harbor, and Swiss banded with lace at the her parents she had arrived snow scene prints with her to the late Leonard J.

Williams. nign cojlar and waistline She when we went out to dinner, "grown-up" as they tun and rewarding to worK witn but for everyday play at are 34 and 19 months, I wel- more than one color of lip-home I hit on this idea. come the spills being outside. stick at a time. You can create She had several vests with When they're finished eating, an unusual personal shade, or built-up shoulder straps.

I cut I just wipe off the plastic and color the upper lip differently the vests off evenly about five store it away until next time. from the lower. Then too, you inches all the way around. Anne Pegg can add a glossy or iridescent I put in a narrow hem and DEAR HELOISE: topping. The trick in success-inserted lightweight narrow 1 keeP one of those 4x6 fully combining colors is to elastic.

This looks nice on her foil plates that frozen foods make sure that the first shade under her blouse and vet she come in on the back of my won i siain an ugiy Diue-rea juiic ii ui oyuney ana me snuw to ner aaopiea tamily. ine gruom is me son oi iwr. carried a miniature white bas following day was picked up by Mr. Hofer is an accountant and and Mrs. Jack Smith of The ket iUed with UrW knot fnmi'lar It nV.n Ill's 1 Dim'.

"IV.i'a her host his learned the "feel" of having stove for a Spoon rest, family at Melbourne, wife is a homemaker. nains, umo. low riaisips Shp alsn strpuwH a bra on. automatically throw it into hue. To be certain, track down non-allergenic 'lipsticks, the type labelled "no indelible dye." And remember, after using a A Mrs.

H. Yount the dishpan when I wash up rRAB HPTiTsir- after a cooking spree or a I am submitting this on be- meal and when becomes second shade over the first, half nf mv mnthpr whn ic in too beat up, I drop it in the wipe off the tip of the lipstick Candelabra with yellow can- rose petals in the th of the dies adorned with daisies, and ride an arrangement of daisies and yellow chrysanthemums grac- Ring bearer was Gregory ed the altar. Small white bas- Schell, son of Mr. and Mrs. kets of white and blue daises Rodney Schell, cousin of the were placed in each window.

groom. i trash pan and start nn a new so that it remains "true" for if I I When I found that mv po- one. Mrs. B. Brown the next time around.

I logne and perfume quickly lost Penny St. Clair, cousin of i i 1 hA i 0 i Serving the groom as best the bride, presented the organ selections and accompanied ma" was TaT lfriend- DeTnms BUDGET PRICE EASY TO INSTALL A senior at Port Clinton High School, she will assume her studies here in the fall after her return, about Sept. 1. Host family to the local student is Mr. and Mrs.

Vivian Hofer of North Geelong, a city of about 14,000 population. Other members of the Hofer family are a married son and a married daughter; and two daughters, Mandy, 10 and Leonie, 16, at home. Beth started school in Gee-long June 22. Both she and Leonie are in the same grade, which is rated as the fifth form, believed equivalent to the junior year at PCHS. About 18 hours were required for the trip to Australia, Beth wrote.

There were two stopovers after leaving San Francisco. She and a group of other AFS students, bound for Aus- its scent, my mother said it was because bottles do not come sealed nowadays. She solved the problem by dropping a small nail or screw into the mouth (be careful to use a nail that will permit the top to screw down properly)- By golly, it works! Janice Saunders DEAR HELOISE: We recently moved into a house, and since my children had no yard when we lived in the apartment, the latest thrill is eating outside. hovfi fnnnH that nna nf soloist Mrs. Don Sayen who "Ht 7n sang, Perfect Love" and olfe and J.

Carter, friends "The Lord's Prayer." of the Sroom- The dark-haired bride, who Mrs. Williams, mother of the was given marriage by bride, chose a street length her relative, Lloyd St. Clair, yellow A-line dress with lace was lovely in a floor length yoke and long full sleeves, silk organza A-line silhouette Her accessories were white, gown featuring Chantilly lace The gr0om's mother, Mrs. with maize satin ribbon inter- Smith wore a street jength woven through lace trimming powder blue coat-dress with the high rolled collar, bishop's navy accessories. Both moth-sleeves with band of lace ex ers were given corsages of yel-tending from neckline down jow r0Sebuds and white car-to hemline.

Petite satin bows nations, enhanced the neckline, waistline and cap. Her Camelot Immediately following the cap, trimmed in yellow satin ceremony, the reception for ribbon, held her mantilla train 200 guests was held in the that swept to chapel length, church social room. In charge In the bride's colonial bou- of the guest book was Martha miot war a rlaicioe vollnw rneo. Provonsha. cousin of the hride.

Rudine Mackey Please cull us! Beth Quisno Readers with society news, piease can iMrsm between 8 large plastic bags a m. and 5 p.m. Mondays a perfect tablecloth for through Fridays. their small table. I put it on liriefs Clean-ap scheduled to look your best on the 4th 1:1 111 LIVING ROOMS The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its mainten EZI Shirts by Van Huesen THERE WILL be a work CATHEY-ANNE SCARBERRY uds fern, accented with Hostesses were her aunts, Mrs.

clean-up day at the Youth Cen- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. streamers Paul Provonsha, Mrs. James ter Building, corner of Adams Forrest L. Scarberry, East Debia Warns friend of the Provonsha and Mrs.

Arthur and Third Streets Wednesday Union Street Walbridge and brid was m'aid of honor. Fausnaugh. July 1, at 9 a.m. All interested Richard Earl Vail, son of Mrs. h.ip cmith iitpr nf thp rnnm Junior High students are urged Earl Vail Earl Street were Tw.

SE SZ Ztlt ZL to attend. married June 19 in Walbridge of tne bride were bridesmaids short honeymoon at Punder- THIRTEEN members of Sun- Grace United Methodist Church. floor lenSh ownwere S1 Manor "0fe' a Jake rise Garden Club enjoyed a The reception was held in Mill- iSnof dotted SwS over frt "T.Sm WlU noon luncheon at Mon Ami re- bury's Fireman's Recreation taffpta handpd with lare at 3 Rlchiland cently and while there enjoyed Hall. The Vails will reside in JJJ "cklm! waist and Rlchland APl- Athens- viewing the beautiful roses and Walbridge. cuffs of long full sleeves Mrs, Smith a 1968 gradu.

other flowers and shrubs on the REBECCA SUE REINBOLT The maid of honor was dressed ate of Salem-Oak Harbor High grounds. Attending were Mrs. Daniel Joseph Raether, son and had a matching headdress School, had recently been a Marguerite Bahnsen, Mrs Ray- of Mr and Mrs Edward adorned with yellow and white teller at Oak Harbor State mond Bahnsen Mrs. Lester Raether, Ansonia Street, To-daisies and carried a colon- Bank. Her husband, a 1968 Below Mrs.

Merlan mido, ledo were married June j9 in ial boUquet of white daisies graduate of Gibsonburg High Mrs. Louis Cook, Mrs. Kalpn 0ur of church, and yellow snowdrift mums. School, is employed by Mos- Crbin Mrs Wilbert Fellerath, Genoa The bridesmaids wore paie ser Construction, Inc. Slacks by Hagger Levi ance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room.

Shorts by Hagger Levi PANEL A BEDROOM Wood paneling odds, richness and beauty to the bedroom. Gives an air of luxury hard to ram obtain in any other way. C. Jensen, Mrs. Edward Leggett, Mrs.

Wade Streeter, Mrs. Carl A. Voss and Mrs. Elsie Tilton. MR.

AND MRS. Gary Hicks and eight-month-old son, Sean, of East Liverpool have been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Smidutz, and grandmother, Mrs. Mae Snider, at their home, 706 West Third Port Clinton. The Hicks family have also visited other relatives and friends in the area.

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