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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1981
Page
3
Wakeman and 403 Michigan Ave announce engagements for Dale Ellen Emary and Trudie Keppel. Emary, OSU BS in electrical engineering, to US Navy ensign Bill Boudouris. Keppel, Elyria High and Bowling Green grad, to Rodney Hetsler employed at IBM. Wedding plans vary.
A 31 year old woman writes she has never married and supports herself since 17. She describes growing self worth and enjoyment of life while facing stereotypes that single people are rich or idle. Doris advises embracing singleness and living well as the best rebuttal to myths.
In a reader column, Susan confirms Rita Barker of Ivy Gibson Bureau in London offers a matchmaking service with high fees and overseas base. She provides the address 79 New Bond Street, London W1 England and notes she has interview experience with Barker.
Susann J. Martin daughter of Clarke and Agnes Martin of Brooklyn Heights and Steven D. Aldrich son of Ronald and Carol Aldrich of 39574 Penny Lane announce their engagement. Susann, 1979 Cuyahoga Heights High School graduate, is a junior finance student at General Motors Institute in Flint and a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. Steven, a 1978 Midview High School graduate, will earn an electrical engineering degree from GMI in 1983 and is a member of Sigma Nu. The couple will marry October 30, 1982 at Pearl Road United Methodist Church with Rev Hallie D. Francies officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. John Healy of 1024 Elm Street Grafton announce the engagement of Patricia Mary Healy to William Thomas Hunter son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hunter of Lexington Kentucky. Miss Healy is a 1980 graduate of Midview High School and a 1971 graduate of Tates Creek High School Lexington. The couple plans a March 6 1982 wedding at Assumption Church with Rev Patrick J Healy the bride elects uncle officiating.
A reader asks how to handle suspected theft of silver at a dinner when guests include out-of-town friends. Abby suggests silence to avoid humiliation if the thief is not named. Additional letters cover a possible underage marriage involving first cousins, a volunteer firefighter calling himself a professional, and a note about Abby's teen booklet for readers.
Gloria Steinem notes big changes over the decade as Ms magazine grows, shifts from proving discrimination to reporting solutions. Other feminists dispute its radical edge with debates on commercial pressures and relevance while anniversary coverage questions goals for the next decade.
The Elyria YWCA starts a five week winter program for Jackie Sorensen aerobic dancing at the Y and in Amherst and North Ridgeville. Each session runs twice weekly for 45 minutes at $20 plus Y membership. Elyria classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 am 7 pm and 8:15 pm starting Monday. Amherst and North Ridgeville classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 pm with locations at Congregational United Church of Christ and Fields Sweet Elementary School. Registration at 318 West Ave or by calling 322-6308.
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