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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
3
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on labor anesthesia, nursing claims, and liquor honesty. She shares personal experience with two births, favors being knocked out for the first and awake for the second, and weighs the moral guidance on trust and confidentiality in medical settings.
Barbara A Baker and Charles Hall were married in a 2 PM ceremony at the church officiated by Rev W W Walker. The couple resides at 140 Longfellow St Elyria where they will live after a wedding trip. Richard Prochazka played organ music with Margaret Bernath as maid of honor and Joseph Beckloff as best man.
Ohio seniors may enter the Hallmark Cards sponsored art talent contest through an affiliated women’s club. Deadline March 15. Four national scholarships totaling 1000, 750, 650 and 600 dollars fund college tuition. Tenants must be entering college in fall 1968. A jury will select Ohio’s entry, marking the 16th year of the co sponsorship by General Federation of Women's Clubs and Hallmark Cards. More than 45 recipients have previously won.
Dear Mrs. M asks how to help a granddaughter who struggles at school without overstepping. The adviser says praise effort, reassure failure is not a crime if truly tried, and involve the parents and school to align support. Also notes a church dinner offering fish or shrimp and take-outs.
Lorzin County Health Department Nursing advisory committee met Wednesday with Mrs. Hildred Brown of the cancer society presenting slides on To Save Lives. She noted county services and that slides literature lectures and information are available to residents. office listed on Rt 254 and Betts Court. Betty Wolfe R N spoke on a May primary health levy and urged groups to discuss the department’s work. A county wide diabetic detection clinic is planned for late May and early June with Midway Mall as a four day site and other locations to be announced. Next March meeting will feature a public health nurse demonstrating a home visit theory for children.
Dorothy Salter Bauers and Richard Bradley Francis spoke their marriage vows at 1 p.m. Saturday in St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church Avon with Rev James O Donnell officiating. The bride daughter of Mrs Paul R Bauers, Avon, and the late Mr Bauers. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Francis West Concord Massachusetts. A reception followed at Wagner's Country Inn Westlake. The couple will reside in Boston Massachusetts.
The engagement of Linda Bill to Ale Donald EF. Shan non is announced by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bill, 2107 East Gate PI Bloomington, I. Mr. Shannon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F H. Shannon, 114 Fairlawn Ave. Miss Bill, a 1965 graduate of Gridley High School, is em ployed by FS Services, Inc. Airman Shannon, a 1966 gra duate of Elyria High School, is stationed at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas. A July wedding is planned.
Thomas Kopaski from Fairmont West Virginia explains why some women use coin laundry facilities. One patron of her self service laundry uses about fifteen washers and six to seven dryers each visit to provide clean ducts for her nine children. A note advises using cotton thread to mend leather gloves while silk thread can cut leather.
Thirty youngsters from Lorain County Center For the Sight less invited to a craft class sponsored by the Elyria Jaycee-ettes. The event tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at Jaycee Hall Harwood Street includes finger painting games and movies. Jean Szakats from Boone School leads the class. Mrs. Paul Curcillo serves as chairwoman. ice cream and cookies will be served.
Horticulturists at the New York Botanical Gardens say the humidity from baths and showers makes the bathroom an ideal part time storage place for house plants, protecting them from the dry overheated atmosphere common in homes and apartments.
The little known Paris boutiques retrofit turtlenecks for 'des girls' by sewing large bangles of sequins on the turn-down collar. Mix sizes and colors for bold effects with careful stitching to prevent thread breakage. Black sequins suit black fabrics, silver or gold on white, or mixed hues. Paris, 68.
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