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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
8
Readers learn to use a carpet or mat for floor exercises to protect bones and reduce noise. Two routines target thigh slimming and the lower back hipline, one side-lying hip slaps and a mixed hip lift with twists. For more tips from Josephine Lowman, send a self addressed envelope to The Chronicle Telegram.
In New York, Kangol Headwear Company of England, once a military supplier, reports rising U S sales to about 2 million dollars in 1976. Managing director George Dan describes design leadership, in house fabric production, and a move from hats to fashionable caps with wool winter lines and summer croquis priced from nine to thirteen dollars.
A reader asks why a husband lies despite therapy and love, while a teen seeks license relief from parents after a suspension. Dear Abby explains chronic liars seek ego boosts, offers self‑improvement steps, and directs a 15 year old toward maturity and parental trust. A 17-year-old asks about runaway rights. Abby suggests legal aid for confidential advice and a personal reply option.
Mrs. Mary Olah of Amherst announces the engagement of her daughter Sheila R. Olah to James Scheetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Scheetz of Mitchell Dakota. She is a Lorain-Cuyahoga Works executive secretary. he is a golf professional at Sun City Pro Shops. The couple plans a spring wedding.
Mr and Mrs John C Napier of Columbia Station announce the engagement of their daughter Donna S Napier to Max B Crow son of Mr and Mrs Max B Crow of Ceredo W Va Miss Napier a 1974 graduate of Midview High School is employed by Corbin Ltd of Huntington W Va Mr Crow a 1972 graduate of Ceredo-Renova High School is attending the Columbus College of Art and Design The couple's wedding plans are indefinite.
Linda Eaton of the Lorain County Health Department speaks on senior citizens programs Sunday on WILE 104.9. Kellogg Bay reviews Elyria Senior Fellowship Club history Tuesday at American Legion Post 12 Home. Elyria Summer Theatre Association meets Monday at Temple B'nai Abraham 530 Gulf Rd with slides from last season's Annie Get Your Gun. Remarrieds chapter hosts a Valentine party February 12 in Parma with dinner beforehand. Extended Bridge Club meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Elyria Woman's Club. Avon Research Club meets February 4 at 2895 Hale St Avon. Corrine Peak to speak on Managing School Funds. Amherst Manor Nursing Home notes February birthdays for residents. A YWCA bus trip to Eton Square is planned for February 9 with lunch at James Tavern. Pottery workshop at YWCA postponed to March 1.
Patricia K Rahrig, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto J Rahrig of North Ridgeville, is engaged to Gary R Radca, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond F Radca of Elyria. Patricia, a 1975 North Ridgeville graduate, attends M B Johnson School of Nursing. Gary, a 1972 Elyria High graduate, works at General Motors Fisher Body. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The fourth annual Floral and Bridal Show will be staged by floriculture students at the Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster on February 28 at 8 p.m. Twenty second‑year retail design students lead the show with assist from grower studies peers. The free event, in Fisher Auditorium at Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center, features about $3 in floral materials from professional industry partners.
New York United Press International reports that buyers who took delivery of 1977 cars without spares during the four month tire industry strike should receive them early next year. The Better Business Bureau advises buyers to confirm their name and address on a list proving delivery without a spare, notify dealers of address changes in writing, ensure the spare matches existing tires, and have the dealer mount and balance it free of charge.
Bernard J. Imming of the United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Association states there is no need for alarm about national supplies. He notes many fresh fruits and vegetables are produced outside Florida and remain plentiful, listing apples bananas grapes pears and other items. He cites California Arizona Texas as additional sources for citrus avocados leafy greens tomatoes and more.
Representatives from Schil lens Florist and Greenhouse will discuss plant care at the St Mary PTU meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in St Mary Hall. Plants will be displayed and a film shown, with purchases possible after refreshments. Guests are welcome.
A kitchen tip explains chilling a gelatin mixture until thick as unbeaten egg white by placing the bowl in a pan of cold water and ice. Stir often and watch closely to prevent overthickening, ensuring the right texture.
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