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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
2
An advertisement touts Odrinex tiny tablets as a safe, drug-free aid to lose fat without dieting or exercise. It claims widespread use for over 14 years, prices at 3.25 and 5.25 for economy size, and a money back guarantee if weight loss is not achieved, with a subtext urging acceptance of no substitutes.
On April 12 the YWCA plans a bus trip from Holly Hall to Bellaire to tour Imperial Glass Co. observers watch artisans form molten glass into goblets and other items, with lunch at Oglebay Park Wheeling. Return by 6 30 p.m. Deadline to register is April 7. call office for details.
Safe tools for squash include a hacksaw instead of a knife and caution on fondue oil. Leftover club soda can shine appliances. Turn meat with tongs to avoid piercing. One medium apple weighs about a third of a pound and has 70 calories. Moisture clumps baking powder. keep it tightly closed. For wedding rolls estimate 12 per person. A funnel helps separate egg yolks.
A reader asks how to stop yearly gifts to about 35 nieces and nephews without causing hard feelings. The suggested approach is to announce a policy change due to size and income, then give each family a simple, universal gift such as candy, fruit, or a plant.
Elyria Jayceeettes and Elyria Council of PTAs sponsor a free city wide preschool vision screening for children aged 3 to 6. Clinics run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Northwood Junior High School gym and Elyria Neighborhood Center. Volunteers trained by Mrs. Marti Timmons explain screenings detect vision issues like amblyopia. parents urged to seek full eye exams if concerns arise.
Mr and Mrs James L Cummings announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Elizabeth on March 19 at Akron General Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Caroline K Cummings and Mr and Mrs Howard J Lewis. Elyria PTA meeting features Charles Rose and James Bair speaking on art and music in schools. Oberlin Grange No 1003 hosts an exchange program with Acme and Ridgeville Granges. Harrison Peters shows garden flowers at Elyria Womans Club. XI ZETA ETA meets to elect officers and select Girl of the Year. Preceptor Theta Beta Sigma Phi to elect officers with Mrs Harry Gard hosting. Barbara Holton and John Williams to speak at American Legion Auxiliary meeting.
Christy Lu Bell and Thomas Charles Jenkins married in a 7 p.m. March 17 ceremony at First United Methodist Church Oberlin officiated by Rev. Forrest Waller. The bride, daughter of Russell H. Bell and wife, plans to live at Fenner Douglass Conservatory area after a trip to Washington DC. She is a Lorain County Community College student and employed at Town Shop in Oberlin. The groom is a 1968 Oberlin High School graduate working for Nordson Corporation in Amherst. Bridal party included maid of honor Jean Bailey and others. best man Larry Lushart and ushers Grady Sanders Mike Marascky Jim Barlow. ring bearer Craig Marasky. Reception followed at Oberlin Inn. The bride wore heirloom earrings and collar pins of her great-great-great grandmother.
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