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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1968
Page
2
A desperate wife asks how to replace a grandmother babysitter while avoiding hurting her mother in law. Abby suggests a temporary leave, or moving to a day nursery, to protect children and relationships. The letter also covers a police-issue neighbor dispute and a teen pregnancy misunderstanding.
Experienced travelers know a spot for socializing in foreign lands. Summer guidance points to a local coin laundry where mothers and children gather with relatives, lunches, and inhibited chatter, offering vivid observations of native dress and language-driven conversations. A recipe note adds sugar to French dressing for fruit salads.
The engagement of Gayle Alice Rahotina of 3864 Colorado Ave Sheffield to Neil E Herchler son of Mr and Mrs Elmer H Herchler RD 1 Wake man is announced by the bride to be s parents Miss Rahotina a Brookside High School and Oberlin School of Commerce graduate employed by National Life and Accident Insurance Company Herchler a Firelands High School graduate and Ohio National Guard member is affiliated with Herchler and Sons Excavating and employed by Normandy Construction Company Wedding plans are incomplete.
Peabody Massachusetts announces the engagement of Cynthia Ann Kulakowski daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Kulakowski to Pfc Ralph M Carrick son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carrick. Kulakowski a 1965 Peabody High graduate attended Salem State College and works as a dental assistant in Beverly. Carrick a 1966 Elyria Catholic High School graduate serves with the Army Security Agency supporting the 2nd Airborne at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Readers ask about grade meaning and how colleges view teacher quirks. A teacher explains an A reflects performance, not perfection, and that a 39 average warrants an A. The column notes athletics add value but scholastic grades remain primary for college admission and scholarships.
The article weighs rest and change of scenery for a vacation and divides people into camping and non camping types. It notes the costs and stresses of travel and suggests evaluating personal needs and limits before planning. It invites readers to request a leaflet titled Tricks in Camping from Josephine Lowman at The Chronicle Telegram Des Moines Iowa.
The National Footwear Institute advises summer shoes that require no polishing. They stay clean with a sudsy sponge or cloth, resist water to avoid rain spots, are porous, and come in several finishes. Aimed at comfort and practicality for warm weather.
Tonight events include Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society at St Mary Church blue room at 7 30 p m TOPS Club Sears Roebuck auditorium 7 p m and VFW Post 1079 Ladies Auxiliary at post home 8 p m A textile innovation uses Thermogrip adhesive to bond fabrics by heat creating washable wrinkle resistant colorfast nearly indestructible stitching potential in raincoats durable press garments and inner construction details The Chronicle Telegram reports more women news.
The fall 1968 Sears Midway Teen Board, chosen from Charm School graduates, will represent Sears in store and community activities. Members listed include Kathy Collins Syria Catholic Linda Hector Vermilion High Jill Horace Elyria High Joan Miinko Oberlin High Randi Levits Marion L Steele Gloria Simoff Admiral King Hazel Slone Vermilion High Cecilia Witkowski Elyria Catholic.
Reservations are open for July sewing sessions for girls ages 10 to 18 at Sears Midway Sewing School. The four week course meets twice weekly and ends with a fashion show and a chance to win an automatic sewing machine. Call Miss Eben Hunt at 324 2411 Ext 420 for details. groups welcome.
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