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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
19
A reader seeks guidance on grandparental bias toward a grandson and fair Christmas generosity among all grandchildren. Abby urges equal treatment, suggests celebrating the grandson's birthday or education trust, and warns against alienation. The column also advises a fairness critique of a biased basketball coach and warns about a problematic boyfriend in military life.
The piece urges women over thirty to adopt contemporary fashion with a modern coiffure and makeup beyond lipstick. It promotes knee-length hemlines, colored dresses, low-heeled textured stockings, and even suggests men can hide gray with a wash. It frames style as a path to a brighter, happier life.
Mrs Paul Viskup chosen president and Mrs Peter elected vice president by Research Club members at Diller home on East River Street Thursday. Members shared leisure interests including hobbies such as china, scrapbooks, needlework, recipes, oil painting, books, pillows, tiles, and music appreciation. A Garden Center visit in East Cleveland is planned for the April 6 luncheon and guest day.
A College Entrance Examination Board letter to Mrs. Schraub explains that SAT averages vary by group, with about 350 as the all high school average, and that colleges still weigh academic records more than tests. It notes that combining grades with tests yields better predictions and invites further inquiries.
The Chronicle Telegram notes jurors and guest selectors for the Cleveland Museum of Art 49th May Show. Arts leaders Marie Tuccillo Kelly Henry Lin Sandra Zimmerman James Brooks Isamu Noguchi William C Seitz John Szarkowski will judge craft and photography works. Entries due March 18 from residents of Cuyahoga County or nearby counties.
Elyria Junior Woman's Club met at Monteith Hall and announced an April 1 dance at the American Legion Hall starting at 9 p.m with casual dress and the Vibrations providing music. Proceeds from an attic auction go to HOPE and CARE and members were urged to sign up for events.
Platforms come back with fresh, young looks for spring. The trend features ground level or low to medium heels, slim piping accents, and contrast colors. Designers showcase varied heights and bold, modern textures to lift outfits.
A store group leader offers tactics to cut costs by buying off season and ahead. Plan next summer needs, buy in quantity to save 10 to 30 percent, and stock up on items like stockings to extend usefulness and reduce waste.
Mr and Mrs Lester Christian observed their 55th wedding anniversary Sunday at Mee Garvey's Restaurant in Vermilion. The couple's children and eldest granddaughter attended, including Raymond Kiser Harold Kiser George Christian and Lester Christian Jr. Church and family members joined in the celebration. Mr Christian retired from the New York Central Railroad. Almost 200 women at Bowling Green State University pledged social sororities during spring rush. Names include Linda Urig Avon Delte Zeta Susan Manwell Nancy Taylor Lorain Ba bette Elliott North Ridgeville all Alpha Gamma Delta Susan Skodney Lorain Alpha Cln Omega Barbara Clark North Ridgeville Alpha Delta Pi.
The Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold a day of prayer and recollection on Tuesday March 14 at St Peter Church 3501 Oberlin Ave Lorain. Mass at 10 am opens the program with conferences and devotions led by Rev Joseph Step. Benediction around 3 pm followed by a noon luncheon served by St Peter Guild. A brief meeting and officer elections follow.
Canned tuna served over rice with mushroom sauce and vegetables. Three 7 ounce cans tuna are added to a mushroom onion pepper sauce simmered briefly, yielding four to six servings.
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