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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1982
Page
5
An article by Verna Mikesh promotes cooking for single or paired households focusing on frugal, flexible meals. It covers freezing portions, planning ahead, and simple, nutritious dishes like Doggy Bag Stroganoff, with practical tips and example menus for small households.
Dear Abby readers are reminded to comfort grief victims. Tips urge asking caregivers how they are, offering presence, speaking from the heart, and avoiding empty phrases. The writer, Phyllis Henderson, urges compassionate, direct support rather than avoidance.
Offer presence, not excuses. Don’t rush away or avoid tears. Include children, listen to them, and let them decide their own attendance. Stay calm, supportive, and reachable even after the crisis passes. Your touch and steady presence matter more than words.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 12 will celebrate its 64th anniversary on March 16 with guest speaker Melvin Switzer. Switzer, a Korean War veteran, serves as a special investigator for Richland County Welfare Depart ment. Merit awards will be given to Man of the Year at this meeting.
Recognizing and reporting child abuse topics warrant open meetings for LPNs and medical staff. Franklin PTO meets at 7 pm Tuesday at Franklin Elementary with Dr Richard Moore on Television and Tits Affects on our Children. Senior Fellowship gathers 9 30 am Tuesday at the American Legion with Robert L Stephenson on industry and government.
A school program promotes healthy eating and exercise among middle schoolers. Students like Laura Miller and Jonathan Stehn report weight loss and improved self image while others test progress through a points system and weekly meetings. Dr. Clay Williams counsels on goals and self esteem.
Friends and relatives are invited to a 50th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Algot C. Anderson on Sunday March 14 from 1 to 5 p.m. at their home 967 Mildred Ave Lorain. They were married March 12 1932 in Lorain. They are both retired and have one daughter Nancy Fahler of Wellington along with five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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