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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1976
Page
6
Spring produce shines with asparagus and artichokes as centerpieces. The recipe for Asparagus Divan layers tender asparagus with tender chicken in a creamy sauce, baked after simmering chicken stock. Also highlighted is Easy Lemon Butter Sauce for artichokes, with step by step preparations and servings.
Envelope makers cheer as Americans sent over 85 billion letters and packages in 1971, making the U S the home of the world’s largest mall. In Moorpark California the world’s largest chicken ranch spans 600 acres with two million eggs laid daily by 44 million birds.
Bruce Catton, a noted historian, was discussed by Miss Grady Fowell at Culture Club, covering Catton’s career with Cleveland papers and American Heritage, and his book A Stillness at Appomattox along with Civil War era summaries and maps.
West Shore YMCA announces summer camping and trip programs for boys and girls with limited spaces on a first come basis. A non refundable deposit of 10 dollars is required for camps and trips, 50 dollars for super trips. Scholarships are available and YMCA or YWCA membership is required. Activities include camping trips, swimming, sports, crafts, wrestling, rodeo, and backpacking across multiple locations from Centerville Mills to River Road and Rolling Y, with several two week and multi session options for ages seven to 17 plus special trips to Adirondacks Albany Glacier National Park and Ontario family wilderness adventures.
A nostalgic roundup cites a superstition counting Xs on the palm to gauge children, notes a Roman bridgegroom scattering nuts to the crowd to symbolize relinquishing boyish sports, and mentions the belief that an itchy nose signals approaching company.
A Prague mechan ic and longtime model father signed 10 commandments drafted by his children to be allowed home after straying, according to a Czechoslovak daily. The paper said a blonde neighbor led him astray, detailing the family backed plan.
Mrs Murphey Reynolds, Brown University former dean of women and daughter of Elyria's Portia Jones, will guest speak at the YWCA Intercultural Club scholarship tea. Audrey Fountain will sing as graduates and seniors are invited. the club funds a 1965 memory scholarship for Ellen T Shaw. The piece ends with a humorous note about a Chinese Chow dog with a black tongue.
A man laments his wife wants a job despite their wealth and no need for money. The adviser urges self examination, notes insecurity shaping his stance, and suggests supporting her independence. The piece urges respect for personal fulfillment and warns leisure can dull purpose.
Lorraine Lieux of 334 Denison Ave and John McAlpin of 1012 N Pasadena Ave are engaged. Lieux is a 1974 Elyria High School graduate and Bowling Green State University sophomore, majoring in secretarial science. McAlpin, also a 1974 EHS graduate, works at Cleveland Metal Alloy in Berea and will be a junior at Oberlin College starting September. The couple plans a fall 1977 wedding.
Mr and Mrs Donald R Whalen announce the engagement of their daughter Rhonda R Whalen to John W Cosentino son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cosentino. Rhonda attended North Ridgeville High School and is a 1974 graduate of New Smyrna Beach High School Florida. John studies business management at Loran County Community College and works for Ford Motor Company in Brook Park. The couple will be married on July 24.
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