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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1976
Page
10
Article by Josephine Lowman outlines health risks of obesity and links to high blood pressure heart disease and strokes. It promotes an eight week plan to lose 15 to 20 pounds with specific daily menus and exercises. Readers offered a Rip Kit for 50 cents via The Chronicle Telegram.
Irene Donath, lecturer for and Professional Woman's Club the Conway Diet Institute, will address the Christian Business Country Club at 6 30 p m Thursday in Spring Valley. Her topic is Eating and Staying Slim. She has worked as a makeup artist, fashion coordinator, commentator, and promotions director and teaches Art of Makeup Application at Lorain County Community College. The Stewart Trio will perform as guest musicians. Dinner reservations or cancellations are due tomorrow.
St Jude Church hosts a cabbage roll sale sponsored by the Altar and Rosary Society Parents Club and Holy Name Society. Orders taken Sunday through Jan 31 with pickup Feb 7 from noon to 7 pm at Carrabine Hall. Proceeds fund parish kitchen supplies. orders accepted by local volunteers.
Community groups announce meetings and events including Jefferson PTA fun fair from 6 to 9 30 p m open to the public with food games and prizes AREMECLUB to elect officers at 8 p m Thursday at Edna Rieth home 443 Poplar St weather notes and other club gatherings listed across Avon Lorain County and nearby towns with dates times venues and activities for this week
Denim skirts, rooted in juniors trends, gain status among youngsters as an alternative to jeans. They feature jean detailing like pockets zippers and braided trimming, often prewashed. Suitable with sweaters or short sleeves, the denim skirt extends the jeans look for youth.
A collage of Dear Abby excerpts shows advice on gifts and thank you notes, marital strain with a teen daughter, a widowed mother stone tribute, and an 81 year old correspondent who writes weekly to old friends. Abby counsels honesty, counseling, and sustained personal letters.
Charlotte Donato and David Allen Wendell become engaged as announced by Mr and Mrs Charles Donato of 35507 Keller Dr Avon. Miss Donato a Avon High School 1975 graduate works as secretary for Barber Motors Inc. Her fiancé a 1969 Elyria High School graduate earned an AAS from Lorain County Community College in 1971 and works for Trio Products Inc. They plan to wed July 17 at Avon United Methodist Church with Rev Bruce Irwin officiating.
Wellington historian and former Enterprise publisher Ernst Henes will present a slide on Lorain County Lore at the Women’s Auxiliary meeting of the Lorain County Dental Society. The gathering starts with an 11 30 a.m social hour at Iron Gate Restaurant Westlake.
Democratic women installed officers Thursday at Monteith Hall for the Elyria Democratic Women's Club. Officers include Leona Rothgary president Bess Burnett first vice Helen Tracey second vice Marge Goldcamp secretary Beatrice Samek treasurer Kay McKee financial treasurer Jessie Moore correspond ing secretary. The meeting titled America the Beautiful was led by Ida Miller with Jessie Moore. The group will host Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women on January 28 at 12:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 12 Home. Refreshments were served by Kay Dean and Mrs Ted opening hymn for the tace-
In Paris a knitting boom fuels chunky natural wool and cotton knits made with oversized thumbsized needles. Slippers priced at 25 dollars, three plys, tabards and ponchos join coats, skirts, caps, scarves and bags. Notable designers like Sophie Serret and Michele Bruyere showcase handwork and folk motifs, with celebrities purchasing items from La Squadra.
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