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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2004
Page
9
Dear Amy advises Jason to reassess a new dating situation with a man who may not respect him. The columnist emphasizes that long term happiness requires mutual respect, safe sex, and cautions against pursuing a problematic rebound. Readers are urged to consider personal boundaries and the health of future relationships.
John High, once a wrecking-ball operator, now runs The Barn Saver in Lancaster County. He has salvaged parts from over 200 barns and structures, supplying wood to restoration firms and craftsmen. He catalogs boards and beams for reuse, sometimes shipping complete barns to distant states.
Dear Abby covers a bank teller stepson embezzlement dispute and a husband's lack of public support, advising legal action and victim advocacy. A separate letter tackles the fish analogy for women and the moral about love and trust, while another asks about potluck etiquette and self serving.
Local fundraising events include a spaghetti dinner at Pittsfield Community Church with dine in and carry out options on Jan 24, plus sale of naval oranges and other produce at Elyna navel, Honey Bells, grapefruits and more on Jan 25 26. Additional items feature a pork fest at Grace Lutheran Jan 31, Hungarian cabbage rolls ongoing to Feb 8 at Elyria Magyar United Church, a Valentine dinner dance Feb 14 at VFW Post 9871, weekly fish fry Fridays at Lorain Lad's Club, giant resale Jan 31, multiple craft shows and readings, cookbook sales benefiting Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, and various other church fundraisers with call-in orders and pickup.
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