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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
3
Dear Mrs Schraub a parent asks how to address a shy daughter labeled the teachers pet and kept after school by a teacher The reader questions if repeating a grade helps and seeks guidance on better home support and handling the teachers involvement in her childs life
Miss Jo Ann Mary Yoworsky and William J. Gill announce plans for a fall wedding. Miss Yoworsky is a 1963 graduate of Marion L. Steele High School and a Nordson Corp. employee. Gill is a 1962 Avon High School graduate, former U S Army, and Nordson Corp. employee.
Designers echo Italy 1968 with a feminine twist on the shirt. A small mixed bouquet or unique flower pocket adds seasonal flair to spring collections, inviting viewers into a refreshed mood.
Liver offers a lean high protein option with no bone or fat and minimal shrinkage when cooked gently. It pairs well with affordable vegetables such as tomatoes green pepper mushrooms and onions aiding budget meals.
The Town Talk column lists the Spring rummage sale by SERVICE LEAGUE at 528 Broad St. from 9 to 5 on tomorrow and Friday to fund community projects. It mentions postponed PTA meetings, Penney’s associates party for Mrs. Rose Langhorst, Crestwood PTA officer install, band program and art scholarships, club meetings, reunion planning, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Owen, and a paper drive by Cheryl's Drum and Baton Corps.
Josephine Lowman promotes a spring makeover plan offering a nine day diet claimed to shed 5 to 10 pounds. Readily shared menus include breakfasts, lunches, and dinners for the family with modest calorie boosts and dairy, fish, vegetables, and fruit.
A short, snappy mini-jumpsuit leads beachwear and loungewear trends. Many styles feature elastic legs, matching miniskirts as coverups, sip-front closures, and V-necks. Knit fabrics such as terry cloth and sweatshirt fleece offer comfort and fit, with stripes and bright prints common.
Patricia Caton became Mrs. Robert John Yuhasz at 11 a.m. April 20 in St. Agnes Church with Rev. Mark R. Blinn officiating. The couple, both Elyria area natives, planned a reception at the Sons of Italy Hall in Lorain and are employed locally.
Fashion note urges a separates look using knee socks this spring and summer for all ages. Rules favor flatter knit knee socks, avoid bulky styles with chunky legs, and pair daytime knee socks with casual low heels while avoiding after-five wear. A full length mirror check completes the rule of thumb.
Abby advises on helping an elderly man in neglect and discusses teen dating morals and adoption. A 15 year old asks about making out, while a writer defends adopted children and emphasizes environment and love. The column invites readers to respond and buy a booklet.
The perennial berry picker dress charms juniors with overall shoulder straps and a contrast colored yoke or print. A pocket with a kerchief often adds a playful touch while cotton denim in blue and gingham bias yoke remains popular. Sleeve lengths range from short puffed to long cuffed.
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