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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1966
Page
5
Describes a busy summer with tennis swimming dancing and quick meals. Details canned bisque soup recipe for Blushing Rabbit Soup and Frankebob Rolls with steps and ingredients. Includes kebabs on frankfurter rolls and a combined can opener ice crusher appliance.
Letters discuss two gifted children and handling comparisons within families. An expert advises focusing on the whole child beyond IQ scores, praising individuality, and recognizing talents beyond academics. A separate note notes a five year old may not read yet and emphasizes diverse development and school adaptation.
Do Thi Thuy Hien, a 27 year old Vietnamese woman now on an around the world tour, says Americans in Saigon learn patience quickly as they adjust to wartime delays while Saigon remains calm. Yolande Hien Yolande notes Americans hurry in the United States and slow down in Saigon.
LaDonna Jean Snyder and LaVerne A. Henson wed Aug 7 in Nova Methodist Church with Rev. Paul E. Kean officiating. The couple, living in Rye Beach and Milan, plan residence after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon.
Elyria Country Club Women plan Play of the Day low gross on odd holes with no handicap for all classes. Forest Hills Women’s Golf League to meet tomorrow as last week’s tournament rainout prompts completion this week. B’nai B’rith girls’ slumber party and new member inductions announced. plus August meeting and officer elections slated.
Susan F Csider and Thomas R Gensert were married August 13 in St Mary Parish Monroe Michigan. The Rev Joseph Rettig officiated. The couple will live in Columbus after a trip to Washington DC.
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