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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
2
A reader asks Abby for help with marriage and dating issues including infidelity and swinger experiences. The letter mentions a widowed neighbor, trust concerns, and a desire to publish songs while seeking guidance on response and personal feelings.
Announced engagement of Cheryl Kelling daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kelling of Amherst to Lance Corporal Harry C Trigalet son of Mrs Trene Hritsko. Trigalet, a Marine jet mechanic, stationed at Selfridge AFB, will wed Cheryl June 20 at St Joseph Church Amherst at noon.
Mr and Mrs Philp Castle of Mason Road Berlin Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Diana of Norwalk to Robert William Turman II son of Mr and Mrs Robert Turman. Phyllis is a 1968 Berlin Local High School graduate employed by Plastic Mulders Supply in Norwalk. Robert is a 1985 Avon High School graduate, attended Lorain County Community College, and an apprentice plumber with Local 830 employed by Power Piping of Pittsburgh. The couple plans an April wedding.
Tonight at 6 30 Altrusa Club meets Elyria at the YWCA. A Methodist Church event welcomes Harmonettes at 8. EWC Juniors gather Monteith Hall at 8 and 30. The prevention program features ECHS Mothers Guild addressing smoking cessation with a water-filter cigarette holder claim.
A fiber company unveils carpet yarns guaranteed to cut static. The synergistic acrylic and nylon blend, enhanced by the additive Zefstat, aims for static-free carpet performance. Dow Badische holds pending patents on Zefstat.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Gauman mark their golden wedding anniversary. The couple, long time residents of Oberlin area, held their marriage on March 25 with Rev A Eghin officiating. They have three children, seven grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. an open house is planned at Swiss Lodge South Amherst.
Dr George Smnittle warned that failing the levy would leave Elyria Public Schools three million dollars in the red next year. He noted Elyria teachers with master degrees earn less than those with bachelor degrees elsewhere and that per pupil spending is below national average. Park Ranger Perry Johnson spoke on birds of Northern Ohio and robins returning early this week. A musical program featured Mark Hosenau on cello with sister Deborah Rosenau at the piano.
A new pressure sensitive double sided tape makes decorating fabric quick and easy. The tape adheres to fabric and walls, allowing professional looking results without drying like glue. Decorators and DIYers use textured fabrics to create wall coverings, pictures, dividers, and headboards.
The Frieftes Club will meet at 222b Pam on Hous Hall in Cedar City to watch a Hatwan film. Host Sseuy WD, Mery Maurue Thatcher, and Mrs Leon Run Ain attend. Congregational Church in Heights hosts Capt Joseph DeMichael of Salvation Army as speaker, Wednesday evening at the church.
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Dear Mrs Schralb a mother asks about signing a permission slip for her 15 year old to sleep off campus on weekends Most schools have dropped such slips to foster independence The answer says trust is key and the decision rests with the parent and daughter not a form A separate letter from Mrs L notes a child’s fear of thunder and the mother’s efforts to reassure her are unlikely to help without self control from the parent
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