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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
7
Readers share awkward dinner party chaos and late guests, a woman requesting a doggie bag, a hostile response to tardiness, and a medical joke about enlarging “grapes” for a birthday. Abby counsels blunt etiquette, while a reader from Madison asks about a hospitality-bound money issue and a social write-off concern.
Patricia Woodland a consumer affairs specialist will discuss credit responsibility budgeting and wise use of bank credit cards in Elyria Thursday and Friday. Sponsored by First National Bank the talks include a noon Kiwanis luncheon at the YMCA and morning and afternoon class sessions at Elyria High Elyria Catholic and Midview High Schools. Woodland a Fremont native and Bowling Green graduate has worked as homemaker, home economics consultant, college career instructor, and model. The Master Charge program began in 1973 to promote financial guidelines and fiscal responsibility for families and especially youth.
Nuptial vows exchanged by Aileen M Boyce and Dale B Lay on April 25 at St Joseph Church Amherst. Rev Thomas L Weber officiated a and pm ceremony. Attendants included Patricia A Boyce as maid of honor and Connie Williams among bridesmaids. Remaining details note family ties to Boyce and Lay households, reception at Slovak Home, and post wedding residence on Lakeside Avenue.
An ice cream social is planned for Saturday at Rochester Fire Hall starting at 7 pm hosted by the Lorain County Unit of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. A patients party is set for tomorrow at the American Red Cross Building on West River Road at 8 pm with entertainment and refreshments by Preceptor Theta of Beta Sigma Phi. Douglas Smith, executive director of Toledo, will attend. Also announced is the birth of Julie Ann, born April 28 at Fairview General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dave Woehrman of Olmsted Falls. Grandparents listed: Mr and Mrs Steve Bastik of 265 Hawthorne and Mr and Mrs Alvin F Woehrman of 6220 Wallace North Ridgeville.
Kathy Lynn Poe of Kings Beach California engaged to Michael Harold Gabel of Incline Village New is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs James W Poe. Poe, a 1968 Elyria High School and 1972 Ashland College graduate, works as a resident public relations representative for Northstar at Tahoe. Gabel, son of Lt Col and Mrs Gus Gabel of Covina California, is a 1971 Cal Poly Pomona graduate and former coach who later joined the Professional Ski Patrol at Northeast at Tahoe. The wedding will be held June 28 at Glenbrook Galilee Church at Lake Tahoe with Rev William L Barrett officiating.
Diane Marie Rogers and Karl Fredrick Osborne Jr were united in a noon April 19 ceremony at St Jude Church officiated by Rev Gaetano Menegatto. The wedding featured matron of honor Karen Barnard and bridesmaids Martha Jo Osborne Tina Elekota and Pollyanna Noll with Jim Osborne as best man. Reception followed at 2 pm at The Schilling. The couple, both Elyria area natives, plan trips and reside at 22612 9th St.
The 5 Democrat Club will meet Thursday at 8 pm at Monteith Hall to hear Democratic candidates discuss issues in the primary. Helen Emerich and Mary Ross can provide tickets. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Also a tip on cleaning white canvas shoes is included.
Pattern adjustments split into length and circumference. Pin pattern pieces as assembled to lie flat, leaving the shoulder free. Compare pattern measurements to body measurements, considering ease. Shorten by tucks, lengthen by slashing and spreading, up to 2 inches per seamline, more with tissue fill. For complex cases, reshape darts and neck shoulder fits. for problems write Doris Wengert, The Chronicle Telegram, Elvira Ohio.
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