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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1969

Page

7

Fall fashions favor softness says designer Lynn Dailey

London born stylist Lynn Dailey now based in New York predicts fall will emphasize softness. Long skirts return with mini styles staying, sheer chiffons and velvets dominate, and colors range from pastels to deep purples. Velvet shoes and soft handbags rise, scarves grow longer, and hair moves to cascading curls with a natural look. The 100 percent nylon dress sells well in Wendy line.

Lynn Dailey Wendy of London New York Lynn Elyria T. J.’s Place Ted Jacob’s Midway Mall Malone Wendy

Law education for youth urged by educators

Two educators urge integrating law into K through 12 curricula to teach youths about criminal consequences, rights, contracts, and civic duties. They argue early, coordinated law education prevents juvenile misbehavior and supports responsible citizenship, with resources from the Social Cybernetics Institute and related texts. They encourage student groups, school backing, and community involvement to implement programs.

National Education Association H. B. McDaniel Stanford University Social Cybernetics Institute Betty A. Truce Institute McDaniel and Truce George J. Collins Orion Publishing Company Boston Board of Education PTA Connie Davis

Teens Say Lack of Parental Trust Irritating

A collection of Elyria and surrounding district students describe parental frustrations. Quotes note issues of trust, control, criticism, and independence as teens seek more autonomy. Names and schools include Sandie Porter Elyria High School, Barb Bennett Catholic High, Ken Ridley Columbia High, Pam Tanner Elyria, John Keys EDCHS, Claudia Maxwell Columbia, Chris Urban Elyria, Joan Esposito EDCHS, and Bill Fricke Columbia.

Barb Bennett Middle Ave Elyria

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