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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
6
A guide to making colored clay from cooking ingredients like baking soda and corn starch. It covers mixing, cooking to a mashed potato-like consistency, cooling, kneading, shaping into bowls beads and decorations, and drying overnight. It mentions painting the dry clay and notes a colonial doctor linked yellow fever to imbalanced miasmas.
North Ridgeville Junior Womens Club sponsors a Toys for the Needs Box drive to aid children in North Ridgeville. New and used toys in good condition are collected at LST Bank on Route 20. Cash donations may be mailed to the club in care of Mrs Pham Wileson. Mrs Janet Boring leads the project with coordination from Ruth Goodrich of the Idea Help Program at the Village School.
The engagement of Kathryn Richards to Gregory L. St Hilaire is announced. Kathryn is daughter of the late Vir and Mrs Clyde Richards of McKeesport. Gregory is son of Mr and Mrs 401 St Hilaire of 264 West River St South Wass. Richards is a 1969 McKeesport High School graduate and works at Trin Products. St Hilaire is a 1969 graduate of Rivera High School and employed as a Ford motorist. Wedding plans are set.
A high school student asks about the weight of IQ and state tests in college selections. The guidance stresses tests have limits, advises not feeling inferior, and notes colleges consider everyday grades extracurriculars and personal interviews beside test results.
Dear Dr Brothers letters advise showing the 12 year old adopted son love and security to heal past wounds. Psychologists note gradual achievement builds self esteem and reduces theft history, emphasizing avoid condemning natural parents and reinforcing positive roles and safety rules.
The ad promotes an electric Heat Pump for all seasons, noting cooling in summer and heating in winter. It claims easy installation in existing homes, potential savings for new builds without a chimney, flameless operation, and offers a free computer estimate of operating costs through an Ohio Edison heating dealer.
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