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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1973
Page
10
A collage of Dear Abby columns from Granby Connecticut and readers nationwide. Topics include hosting norms for New Year parties, hair style concerns at gatherings, food safety with unseen risks, and personal relationship advice. The editor invites letters for Abby’s responses and offers a booklet on weddings.
Fourteen young musicians performed at the annual student recital in the Great Hall of First Congregational Church. Soprano solos by Jennifer Bauman and Sue Frankel. pianos by Ingrid Wildenheim, Laurie Muhlheim, Jana Schultz, Julie Rakestraw, Wendy Warner, Barbara Goose, Terry Templeton, and Tom Linde. Brass by Shelly Brewster, Mark Wainwright, and Jeff Hostetler. trombonist Neal Fildes and baritone horn player. Accompanists Rev JohaJ Hayes, Lynda Zoltai, and Mary Lee Morton. Cash awards of 25 dollars to Shelly and Neal, seniors at Elyria Catholic. Mark and Jeff, seniors at Elyria High for excellence in musicianship, citizenship and academics.
Barbara J Strempel and Paul W Nelson announce their betrothal through their parents Mr and Mrs Ted Strempel of Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson of West College Apartments Oberlin. Miss Strempel, a June Oberlin High School graduate, works at Gilford Instruments. Her fiancé, a 1972 John Tyler High School graduate, also works at Gilford Instruments as a screen printer. The July wedding is planned. Alcohol and sedatives warned by a sleep consultant as health risks and insomnia remedies are discussed.
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