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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1975
Page
4
Dress up your doll for Easter with Nannette matching hats, kerchiefs, pinafores and aprons. Infant and toddler outfits feature pastel blossoms and Centennial red white and blue prints, with wash and wear fabrics. Nannette fashions shown at May Company and Halle Brothers Company for spring and Easter gifts.
Lorain County Singles Club outlines March events at multiple venues. On March 8 members meet 9:30 p.m. at Melody Grove North Ridgeville. March 13 social at Emerald Valley Grape Juice Cake recipe included. March 15 assembly in Cleveland Aragon Ballroom. March 17 executive board at Catherine McKee home. March 29 dance at Springvale Ballroom. weekend pancake and sausage breakfasts noon to 4. Reservations due dates noted.
Among Ohioans moving within the area are individuals and families from Westlake North Ridgeville and Avon. John B Raufus moved to 27166 Lake Rd Bay Village from Westlake in February. He is a salesman for HGM Inc and enjoys skiing and bridge. Howard Lunn and wife Jill reside at 29655 Detroit Rd Westlake with daughter Michelle six months. Lunn serves in the U S Marine Corps and likes hunting and auto work. Clarence Schultz Jr and Gloria Schultz moved to 1301 Marview Dr Westlake from North Ridgeville in January. They have Lori Michelle 21 months old.
A Sloan-Kettering study on cancer and immunity in invertebrates including cockroaches is funded by a 33000 dollar Whitehall Foundation grant. Directed by Dr. Robert S. Anderson at the Donald S. Walker Laboratory in Rye, the research seeks to uncover why some invertebrates resist cancer and what protective mechanisms they possess compared with humans.
Vern and Susan French opened the only vivarium store in New York selling lizards iguanas armadillos swifts toads salamanders and tortoises with plants to recreate natural enclosures. They say lizards are perfect pets for city dwellers and aim to attract New York families seeking alternatives to dogs.
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