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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1966
Page
4
A simple outdoor friendly chicken dish with a sweet tangy baste. Brush and bake the chicken, then baste with a tomato cranberry sauce mixture for juiciness. Serve with brown rice, peas, bread, and fruit kabobs for a complete meal.
Y-Maters heard Patrolman James Oster speak at Holly Hall on parental roles in protecting children and watched the film The Child Molester. A card party at North Ridgeville town hall runs Friday noon to 9 pm and Saturday 9 am to noon. Mrs Bobby Walker announced the June banquet at Tody's Restaurant June 19 at 6 20 pm with May 15 reservations.
Parents weigh how much to assist with study and exam prep. Some children need time alone, others seek guidance. a balanced approach over time helps build self-reliance without overparenting. Advice includes patience during test week, recognizing individual needs, and encouraging meaningful, engaging work.
Mr and Mrs John Frank Phillips announce the engagement of their daughter LaVonne Marie Bonnie Phillips to Donald E Drager of San Jose California son of Mr and Mrs Edward Drager Wedding plans are indefinite Miss Phillips is a Elyria District Catholic High School graduate Notre Dame College Cleveland and employed by Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc Drager is a Elyria District Catholic High School graduate Fenn College and employed at Lockheed Missile and Space Co Sunnyvale California Affiliations include American Society for Metals and American Institute of Metallurgical Engineers.
Elyria Chapter DAR met at Monteith Hall with Jessie Blanchard giving devotions and readings of Indian Bible passages. The group donated 100 to Elyria Library and chairs funds for Kate Duncan Smith School in Alabama, plus 20 000 yearly from NGDAR, while members heard slides on St Marys School for Indian Girls and Bacone College.
Elyria High School alumni from the class of 1916 meet in June at 312 Lake Rd Bay Village and at 3351 Center Ridge to plan a 50th reunion. A composed committee seeks members Ruth E Stewart Agnes Irene Lyons George F Breed Lawrence A Dye Lynn N Green Malcolm Hay Harold Hiscox Ralph Lord Lester Roig and is to contact Mrs Glenn Falkner Joy Rust.
A new toy combines physical activity with fun for kids and adults. It promotes balance, coordination, and fitness through simple interactive games. The device targets family use, home workouts, and playful competition, offering accessible routines.
Oberlin couple with ties to the Bailey and Manning families announce their engagement. Miss Manning, a 1965 Elyria Catholic High School graduate, attends Oberlin School of Commerce. Mr. Bailey, also a 1965 Oberlin High School graduate, studies at Cleveland Institute of Technology. Wedding plans are undecided.
Mr and Mrs John Miller of 340 Seventh Street announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann to Ronald Eugene Summers son of Mrs Marie Summers of 1816 West 57th Street Cleveland and Ezra Summers of 26 High Street. Miss Miller is a 1964 Elyria High School graduate and a receptionist for Dr John N Bartone. Summers attended West High School in Cleveland and is employed by Progressive Plating Corp in town.
Sharon Stouder the 1964 Olympic gold medalist remains an "A" student at Glendora High School while racking up more than 200 trophies and 500 medals. She drives 200 miles daily for intensive training with Bell Gardens and Commerce clubs, balancing studies with a demanding schedule and youthful sacrifices.
The Class of 1963 from Elyria District Catholic High School plans a June 18 reunion at McGarvey's Party House. Co chairwoman Mrs Liynn Rader seeks two classmates Jean Ann Krebs and Dale.
Friettes met Friday at Holly Hall to finalize plans for a card party on April 25 and a recognition dessert. Elsie Hudson and Hilda Drager were named a nominating committee to report at the May meeting. The social hour included a white elephant sale led by Margaret Hobill. De votions by Hannorah Barnes centered on the poem You Have to Believe. Next gathering is May 20 at 12:30 p.m. at Holly Hall.
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