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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1973
Page
7
Mary Jo Clouse, 19, works as a shoe repairwoman in her brother in law's shop in Toledo Ohio. She says she has always been a tomboy and enjoyed working with her hands.
Cushion of Comfort eases sore pains and lets you eat, laugh, talk, or sneeze without embarrassment. It seals plates to stop food particles, lasts for months, and ends daily powder or cushion use. Tasteless and odorless with a money back guarantee. call drug counters for details.
A roundup of remarks from Barbara Meura Adrienne Foreman Louise Mulligan and others highlighting abortion ethics war sacrifices and political funding debates as reported by the Associated Press with quotes on life priorities and personal resilience.
Mrs. Florence Matusik of Grafton announces the engagement of her daughter Carol to James Alexander son of Mrs. Ruth Alexander of Columbia Station and the late Noble Alexander. Carol a 1968 Midview High School and 1972 Bowling Green graduate teaches at Erie Elementary. James a Columbia High School graduate plans a business administration degree at CSU and works as plant accountant for General Industries. The wedding is set for July.
A marine biologist reports that tightly packed organic refuse stored at 650 feet for three months shows few signs of marine organism attack, suggesting deep ocean disposal may not pollute the nearby sea floor. The finding appears in Marine Pollution Bulletin.
Jackson native Marshall Hatfield a custodian at Jackson Hole Junior High uses a metal detector to dig up coins and odd items on ski slopes and in a local park He says spring thaws yield more finds while noting a table knife recovered on a slope and plans to save for a coin finder priced at 140 Social events are held at St Johns Auditorium Homewood Dr
Dear Mrs Schraub explains merit pay for teachers. It defines merit pay as higher pay for superior ability but notes drawbacks such as selection criteria and bias. The piece suggests teachers largely oppose merit pay and expects debate to intensify.
The Lorain County Women’s Auxiliary promotes National Children’s Dental Health Week with exhibits and demos at Midway Mall. Dentists and wives demonstrate plaque control through brushing flossing and mouth rinses, with a “Smile Test” for volunteers.
The American Association of Retired Persons will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at St Andrews Episcopal Church. William Rennie a Ford automation engineer will present a color film and sound program about a steam train trip along the Connecticut River from Bellows Falls Vermont back to Steam Town USA. Slides feature the largest collection of steam railroad equipment in the nation. Rennie a registered professional engineer chairs the Lorain County Historical Society. He lives at 333 Harvard Ave. Merchandise Social Party Tuesday at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Rd Sheffield opens at 1 p m.
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