Decoration of home discussed by Sears event
Decoration of home is discussed by the Letter Carriers' Auxiliary 978 meeting at Sears Midway Mall auditorium. Jane Morse, Sears interior decorator, urges starting with existing furnishings and adding complementary pieces. She favors one or two main colors with an accent and says floor coverings set the color tone. moving a single piece or color can transform a room.
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Sears Midway Mall Auditorium
Jane Morse
Sears
Fat children a growing problem in school-aged youths
Professor Charles B. Corbin of Texas A and M University reports a study of 1200 grade school children showing obesity among boys in grades one through seven from six to 17 percent, with girls generally fatter. He notes Canadian and British children are leaner and warns fat tends to persist into adulthood. He urges reduced television time and earlier enhanced physical education for kids.
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Corbin
Calendar of church groups and community meetings
Washington Avenue Church CWF meets in the fellowship hall at 9 30 p m. St Paul UCC Circle 6 holds a 7 30 p m pizza party in the church. Mother of Twine Club gathers in Monteith Hall at 8 p m. Three 1 TOPS meets at Columbia Gas Co at 8 p m. Salon 334 at 8 p m and 40. American Legion Home Wellington hosts Lorain County Medical Assistants Amer ican Inn at 7 p m. Bethel Shrine presents Ruth Acheson at 7 30 p m on Yale Ave. Friday Parents without Partners EST Rt 113 branch at 7 30 p m.
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Washington Avenue Christian Church
St. Paul United Church of Christ Circle
Mother of Twine
Monteith Hall
Columbia
Open House Honors Spice Couple at Spencer Town Hall
Mr and Mrs Robert H Spice will be honored at an open house Sunday at Spencer Town Hall celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary They reside at 204 Jackson St Spencer The couple wed April 25 1943 in Chatham Ohio Rev Roy Vaughn officiating They moved to their present address a year later Mrs Spice enjoys poems and church affiliation while Mr Spice works for the Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad at New London Their son David lives at home a daughter Alice died in 1955
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Robert H. Spice
Jackson St
Spencer
Spencer Town Hall
Mr. Spice
Martha Zimmerman
Foursquare Gospel Church
Chatham
Ohio
Roy Vaughn
Spice
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad
New London
Oakwood PTA elects officers for coming year
Oakwood School Parent-Teacher Association elected officers at Tuesday's meeting with Charles Fair as president. Others include Mrs. Fair as first vice president, Mrs. Gusky as second vice president, Mrs. McClements as secretary, Mrs. Janushewski as treasurer, Mrs. Abahazi as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Miller as council delegate, Mrs. Trapp as alternate delegate, and Louis Hamilton as historian. Principal Duvall presented summer scholarships to Bradley Hamilton and Glenn Williams. Safety patrol awards were given to school guards by Safety Chairman Roger Roseborough. Sixth grade chorus and fifth and sixth grade instrumental classes performed under Dorothy Hagerling and Marvin Lovell. Next meeting May 14 will install new officers.
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Oakwood School
Parent- Teacher Association
Charles Fair
Ronald Gusky
Thomas McClements
Frank Janushewski
William Abahazi
Charles Miller
Tony Trapp
Louis Hamilton
Robert Duvall
Bradley Hamilton
Glenn Williams
Safety Patrol
Roger Roseborough
Dorothy Hagerling
Marvin Lovell
Dear Miss Vanderbilt on church etiquette and gifts
A reader writes Amy Vanderbilt about distracting church behavior from pedicures to outerwear and comfort. The letter urges charity over strict etiquette and suggests sharing responsibility for preventing distractions. Other notes discuss elevator courtesy for women, uninvited wedding gifts, and a penny luck anecdote.
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Miss Vanderbilt
House of God
Founder's Day Banquet Planned by BSP Council
Elyria City Council of Beta Sigma Phi schedules a Founder's Day banquet at 6 p.m. on April 27 at Towne Crier Inn North Ridgeville Center Ridge Road to honor 37 years since the sorority's Abilene Kansas founding. About 9 000 chapters and 200 000 members across 18 countries participate in the event with multiple chapter members in program roles and a 15 year Rose degree for Mrs Ralph Appleton.
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Elyria
Beta Sigma Phi
Towne Crier Inn
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Abilene
Kansas
United States
Canada
Kirk Nevins
Ken Roberts
Nevins
Roberts
Wade Joseph
Harry Gard
Richard Camp
Kansas City
Preceptor Theta
Norman Wysocky
Xi Beta Omega
Alan Gaston
Xi Zeta Eta
James W. Reitz
Xi Zeta Xi
Gerald Burton
Mu Mu
Ann Schoenbachler
Mu Sigma
Ralph Kingrett
Nu Gamma
John McCurry
Gamma Epsilon
Loyd Hugo
Phi Gamma Delta
Carol Murawski
Phi Delta Delta
Order of the Rose
Ralph Appleton
Animal and serpent rings for a jeweled zoo
For ring collectors expanding beyond many rings, consider animal and serpent designs. Coiled snakes with jeweled eyes, turtle, alligator, lion, tigerhead, frog, bunny, or mouse rings appear in gold silver or enameled metal, ready to adorn multiple fingers.
Dear Abby column pivots on child taking home assets
Abigail Van Buren counsels a mother that a grown child who leaves home should not expect to take furniture or other household items. She says parents need not feel guilty for keeping the home furnished, noting times have changed from her own youth. Additional exchanges joke about über-privacy and packaging with a satirical call to readers.
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Abby
Althe
New Clock Thermostat Promises High Accuracy
The manufacturer introduces a new clock thermostat with multiple improvements aimed at making it the most accurate residential device yet. It lets users sleep cool and wake up warm by automatically lowering heat at night and raising it in the morning. The unit uses hermetically sealed mercury switch contacts that reportedly never require cleaning.
Nativity Church Fish Fry Friday at South Amherst
Community fundraiser at Nativity Church on South Lake Street in South Amherst offering a fish fry from 4 to 7 pm on Friday. Proceeds support church programs and local ministries. Meals include fried fish, sides, and beverages for dine-in only.
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Nativity Church
S. Lake Street
South
Amherst
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