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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1979
Page
7
Dear Abby column recounts a series of letters about love age gaps and a dancing instructor who won’t date a student. A 62-year-old airline worker pursues a 19-year-old virgin while other readers seek guidance on vacuum fear and denture styling.
Five New London School District teachers received state grants totaling about $15,000 for three programs in the coming year. The initiatives include Innovative Cultural Enrichment, Effect of Light Color and Intensity on Mood, and Elementary Map and Globe Skills. each grant is roughly $5,000 to support in-school programs, stage lighting, and map and globe instruction for grades one through six.
Patricia Hearst Shaw joined activist Gloria Allred at a Los Angeles event to condemn violence against women. Hearst said she had been a victim of a violent crime and urged others to prevent further abuse. She noted her presence would encourage coverage and awareness.
Edward Shaw offers 50000 to the first person who brings an authentic piece of Skylab, to mark the 10th anniversary of the first moon landing. The Skylab must fall to earth on Shaw's 40th birthday, and payments will be in new Susan B Anthony dollar coins.
Shannon Jewell notes Berea Summer Theatre's Oklahoma! opening Wednesday shows strong singing and acting, smooth pacing, and polish. The production is described as among the best in the area, outperforming the Kenley Players Akron run for this season.
A lively production led by Sarah Tattersall as Laurey and Robert Chidsey as Curley with Steven Winbigler energizing as Will Parker. The cast delivers strong singing and choreography, though Chidsey seems stiff and the dream ballet overplays Winbigler’s role, creating confusion about his character. Director Neal J. Poole assembles a good cast with notable sound effects and scenic design enhancing the show running through July.
Citizens Home Savings marks its 90th founding anniversary with a five mile run on Saturday and office tours next week. A Monday party honors senior citizens also reaching 90. July activities include park picnic at 559 Broadway Lorain with Music Unlimited Stage Band, barbershop programs, drawings, and matinee at Palace Theatre July 14.
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