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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1961
Page
3
About 110 members and guests of Travelmart Travel Club visited a grass hut to a simulated Hawaiian island setting for a gala at Spring Valley Country Club.
A colorful Hawaii themed luau blends nets flowers and candles with floor cushions for a feast of poi roast beef ham chicken red snapper and shrimp. Polynesian music native dances a Hawaii film and fashion show accompany the event while prize winners and leis add festive touches. A cookbook promotion highlights outdoor cooking with recipes for whole barbecued fish and garden vegetable stuffing.
Mrs. Yoder Leith wife of Forest Hill Presbyterian Church East Cleveland senior pastor will address the 36th annual First Church Women of First Congregational Church breakfast on Wednesday at 9 am. Topic Our Common Christian Concern reservations due Monday babysitter service available.
A family dinner celebrated Mr and Mrs Morns Dungan s fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home on Second Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jesse Dungan and children Richard and Garry from Hawthorne Street and daughter Erma Vandersomm men, with Sarah Bosch visiting from Barberton. The couple have seven children eleven grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren.
Advert shows pattern 9252 for Misses' sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with eight gore skirt and light fabric. Price 50 cents plus 10 cents for each pattern. send to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York 100 Fashion Finds and Color Catalog offer. Social party notice at St Teresa on Harris Rd Shefield Lake open 7 p.m.
Area artists and craftsmen are urged to enter the Artcrafters 12th annual Spring Show May 6-8. Invitations are being distributed by club members of one of the county’s oldest art groups. The Artcrafters, formed with the YWCA in 1948, include eleven charter members still active. The show will feature paintings hung throughout the redecorated hall marking a first for this venue.
A guidance counselor argues for firm parental roles with fathers as the ultimate authority while noting mothers often influence teens. He urges consistent discipline, no excuses, and assigns the need for a firm parent to say no. He also answers a PTA query about baby sitter training.
Robert H. Meitzke, general manager of Elyria Credit Bureau, spoke to the Elyria Credit Women's Breakfast Club on collections. Plans were announced for the 22nd annual bosses dinner in June at Spring Valley Country Club. Mary Ann Antkowak was attendance chairman, Jean Poling historian, Ida Ives welcomed as a new member. Sally Hidebrandi won a special prize. Next month’s committee includes Ann Prusta, Mabel Muller, and Mabel Dehn.
Obedience classes begin May 2 at 7 30 p m in Ely School at the corner of Gulf and Ohio streets. Experienced trainers will lead the sessions sponsored by The Loran Co and the Kennel Club Inc.
The Ely Waltonettes selected winners for a Girl Scout poster contest on conservation as judged by Mrs Orlando Petrillo and Miss Dore Geraldine Larkin. Awards will be presented at 4 pm with a planting ceremony at Ely Park to honor conservation efforts.
The Past Noble Grand Association of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge discusses a mother-daughter banquet set for May 16 at 5 30 p m at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. Tickets, games, refreshments, and upcoming events including a July 26 district picnic are noted. four new members welcomed and a guest received a hostess gift.
Elyria Navy Mothers Club 121 elected a nominating committee at Monteith Hall to purchase a television for Crile Veterans Hospital paraplegic wards. Mrs J J Banville will chair with assistants Harold Schwartz Lewis Davidson Edward Flanagan and Quincy Mudge. A TV was delivered March 23. May 10 open house at Crile Hospital was announced. Mrs Dan Jackson invited guests as welfare chair.
The Y ECHO unit plans an annual rummage and bake sale starting at 8 am tomorrow in a building beside Fisher Foods parking lot on 2nd Street. Handmade items including baked goods baby shoes pot holders and toy dogs will be sold. Funds benefit the Disabled American Veterans and Lorain area projects.
Miss Mary Dolliver dean of women at Oberlin College will speak at the annual May Breakfast of the First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service Tuesday at 9 30 a m in Fellowship Hall Her topic Is Does Your Heart Show Dolliver came to Oberlin in 1945 after six years abroad with the American Red Cross She holds BA and honorary Doctorate from Morningside College and an MA from Boston University Her career includes teaching in Hawaii Monomonee Stout Institute and being principal of Marenisco High School She has served in Lyceum and Chautauqua circuits and led community programs in Alabama She chairs the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors College Division and holds regional and membership posts within the organization.
When mounting a new window Danes dip the putty knife into a soap suds solution to make putty stick to the window frame rather than to the blade.
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