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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1970
Page
7
Dear Mrs Schraub advises that twins differ in maturity and personality, so place them in separate classes to avoid direct competition. Treat each child as an individual and consider drills or games to build skills. For the arithmetic leaflet by Shirley Schraub send 25 cents and SASE to PO Box 633 Mamaroneck NY 10543.
Five families moving to Elyria and nearby areas share their origins from Steubenville and Chicago to Youngstown Bowling Green and Pittsburgh. William Woltjen works as a carpenter. Paul Costanza is Ridge Tool Co. assistant controller. Charles Ernst is a Household Finance branch rep and Vietnam veteran. James Little works in air traffic control with FAA and enjoys flying. G Kay Hill manages materials at Luxaire and Mrs Hill is an artist and interior decorator. The group maintains ties to churches and clubs and notes hobbies such as stereo gear, boating, aviation, and swimming.
Amherst Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Lorain County Community College Student Lounge to hear Mrs. David Kerr discuss child psychology. Kerr, a former teacher, counselor and reading clinic director, has taught at LCCC for two years and serves on Amherst public schools board. New club officers and committee chairs are listed. anyone new to the area who has not been contacted is asked to call Mrs. Lindh.
A reader asks if guests should eat at a host's table despite dieting and Abby suggests informing hosts of calorie limits and offering lighter options. A second letter questions a husband’s support checks for ex-spouses and a response advises ongoing discussion. A final note cites a social mismatch and criticizes a controversial candlelit dinner scheme.
The growing interest in gourmet cooking boosts gift purchases for Mother's Day and June weddings. Chef Ware offers porcelainized French skillet with Teflon II interior in 8 10 and 12 inch sizes plus a 2 1/2 quart tea kettle in decorator colors and a balanced plastic handle. Casserole servers in 2 1/2 size complete the line.
Cheryl Ann Tominac married James Alan Bulloch in a 2 PM April 25 ceremony at St. Peter Church Lorain officiated by Rev. John Fergu. Bride parents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Tominac of 1309 West 35th Street Lorain. Groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Bulloch of 750 Allison Ave Lorain attended. Bridesmaids Debra Fazio Nancy Vootko Tracey Fazio were present with maid Rhonda Tominac. Best man John Bulloch. ushers George Bulloch and Clifford German. ring bearer Scott Zientarski. Reception at American Slovak Home. Bride is a 1965 Admiral King grad employed by Central Security National Bank. Groom is a 1965 Lorain High grad employed by Household Finance Corp. They will reside at Colony Apartments after a trip to Washington DC.
The history traces butter from a simple product to packaged staples starting in 1848 with Goshen New York hosting the first butter factory. Dairy farmers delivered milk to a receiving station for conversion to butter, launching a nationwide industry.
A cookware maker unveils porcelain fused onto stainless steel with decorator colors harvest gold and avocado green. Town House line uses triple steel with carbon inner layer for even heat, featuring black phenolic handles and durable enamel. Sets include skillets saucepans casserole and a five quart Dutch oven. Porcelain finish is fadeproof scratch resistant and oven safe to 425 degrees.
Judy Cottos became the bride of Robert Forrester in a 2 pm service at St Mary Church Lorain on April 2. The bride, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank G Cottos, and the bridegroom’s parents Mr and Mrs A E Forrester of Cincinnati. Linda Rothacker served as maid of honor with William Forrester as best man. A reception followed at 7 pm in the Italian American Veterans Hall Lorain.
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