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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
6
Advice for parents on building focus and independence in a child before first grade. Encourages completing tasks, listening during reading, discussing stories, giving age appropriate responsibilities, and supporting confidence. Also guidance for a mother coping with a difficult co parent and a son resistant to camp, recommending outside help and professional guidance to ease adjustment.
The instructions detail a shoulder length single length cut set with two inch rollers from a center part to crown. It explains brushing the back of the ears to the crown base and forming fat curls at the nape, plus a large taffeta bow. Ads note a 46 style booklet for 60 cents plus 15 cents postage and handling.
Leslie Ellen Taylor and Gary R. Stang wed June 1 at Delaware Avenue Methodist Church Lorain in a 2 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Aubrey E. Kirby. The couple, with families listed, plan to reside on West Ridge Road after a wedding trip.
A July August fashion piece celebrates a sleek black crepe party dress with a fine line of single stone diamonds. Imagery ranges from casual shirt dress to bare topped dance dress with rhinestone straps and glitter edging.
Amy Vanderbilt explains formatting for a securities firm employee card listing one man and two women. The man is shown as John A. Jones without title, a married woman is titled Mrs Virginia Robertson, a single woman uses Miss, and a daughter in law may be introduced as our son’s wife Grace to avoid coldness.
American Legion Auxiliary has elected officers for 1968 69 including Arthur Perkins as president and Anne Weideman as second vice president. Other posts filled include secretary treasurer historian chaplain and sergeant at arms plus new board members. Delegates and alternates to district summer conference and state convention named. Girls State delegates announced with alternates and co sponsors listed. Used items donated to Xenia Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home noted. Memorial services conducted by several members at the last meeting.
Richard N DeLiberty and Norma Onderick married June 1 at St Anthony in the Russo Slavic annex with Rev George Schroeder officiating. The bride, daughter of Albert and Norma Onderick, and groom Richard DeLiberty, son of Gary Inds, plan to reside at McClellan AFB Sacramento while he serves as airman first class. Attendants included Lois Ann Onderick and Mary Lou Brezina with Anthony Rose as best man.
Tonight until 9 p.m. area stores host a demonstration of the Fujion Single-8 instant load camera. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the demo continues at J.C. Penney Co. in Midway Mall for pocket or purse use.
Friday events at St Thomas School 915 Harris Road Sheffield Lake open 7 p m regular party 8 p m with details readable from the notice.
Billie Lynn Riech married Patrick James Lavery at First Congregational Church. The Rev. Richard Linde officiated with attendants and a reception in the church Great Hall. The couple will reside in Lakewood after a Las Vegas wedding trip.
In Monroe Michigan at United Presbyterian Chapel on June 1 Diana Lynn Souslin and Dennis Walter Suleski wed. Diana is the daughter of Joy Souslin and the late. Dennis is son of Alexandria Suleski and the late Walter. The Rev Paul Markham officiated. The couple will reside at 1994 Grafton Road. Bridal showers were hosted by four friends. Moon pieces and tektites are discussed as mysterious glass possibly from the Moon.
In Rome during 1968, women embrace vibrant stockings and matching belts as the belt fashion returns. The note suggests choosing bright colors for obvious matches and recommends using new shoe dyes if belt color needs adjusting, as changing belts is harder than altering hosiery.
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