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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1968
Page
5
New York reports explain optical illusions used by psychologists to probe mind mechanisms. R L Gregory and Adleburt Ames discuss how perception differs from reality, noting cultural differences among Zulus and the mind’s role in transforming visual cues into what we see.
Newcomers from Minnesota Kentucky and Ohio list interests and daily life as they settle in Elyria. Kenneth Nelson his wife Marjorie and their three children Lori 10 Julie 8 Jim 4 moved December from Wabasha Minnesota withNelson as Center Ridge Medical Clinic administrator. The Donnie Pierce and Pat Pierce family arrived January from Louisville Kentucky. They have two children Kimberly Sue 3 and Julie Ann 2 months and enjoy softball swimming and golf. Ralph Moran and Louise Moran moved in September from Ashland Ohio with sons Christopher 4 and Rebecca Lynn 19 months and Patrick Moran works at Ekdroted Co while the family gardens camps and grows houseplants. The Morans attend Church of the Open Door.
DAR delegates named for the state conference include Mrs Wayne Black Elyria Chapter regent Corinné Brown Mary Gray and Mrs John Smart Alternates are Elizabeth Hunter and Mrs Smart with Miss Brown. Mrs A H Pfaff and Mrs Carlton Squire alternate The Salem Massachusetts witchcraft mass described by Mrs Liewe lyn Owen Oberlin Public Library children's librarian as part of American History Month Claudia Vandersommers nine lost was accompanied by Mrs Carlton Squire in a patriotic songs grouping to open the month meeting.
At the March luncheon the Scrooby Club will feature Creole fare as part of a Mardi Gras merriment. Tickets are available from Mrs G W Brown or Mrs Robert Shelar among others, with organizers including Mrs Lawrence Hock and Mrs Darwin May.
Dear Mrs Schraub questions the rise of machine education stressing personal teacher contact remains essential. The column notes machines aid certain learning but hinder creativity and calls for ongoing improvements by machines and people amid 1996 1997 elementary enrollment rise by 18 percent.
Angelina Medina a Miss Indian Expo winner from San Ysidro NM enrolls at Fort Lewis College to study business education and plans to teach Indian high school students. She advocates using modern knowledge while preserving heritage and cites expanding tribal scholarships and vocational programs as paths to opportunity.
Town Talk notes KI-Queens meet at 102 Miami Ave at 8 pm Tuesday with Thomas Peters speaking on VISTA. Peters directs the VISTA program of Lorain and holds social work and Kiwanis affiliations.
Authorities report up to half of adult American men suffer to some degree from emphysema. The often fatal lung disease attacks the alveoli and impairs gas exchange. Smoking is established as one cause, says Dr N Stanley Lincoln of the Veterans Administration in Washington.
Read about Eve at St. Thomas School on Harris Road in Sheffield Lake. The event at 915 Harris Road opens at 7 p.m. Regular Party gathering planned for the evening.
Beverly Burns and John Havens wed in a February ceremony at St Mars Church officiated by Rev Joseph Lang. The bride, daughter of Mrs Robert F Burns, works at Elyna Credit Bureau. the groom, son of Mrs Catherine Patchin and John Havens of Melbourne, Fla, is employed at LaGrange Tool & Die Shop. They plan to reside at 197 Woodbury St with a reception held at the American Legion Hall.
A newly released kitchen gadget uses a magnetic opener with a lifetime ceramic magnet to hold lids up and out of the way until removed. It is dishwasher proof and designed for easy lid handling after can or bottle opening.
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