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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
6
A sequence of Dear Abby columns reflecting on Mother's Day gifts, adoption, and family bonds. Readers share experiences of genuine affection over token presents, including stories of two mothers to a child and a teen mother choosing adoption.
Mary Suzanna Edwards and Roger Jeffery Vowell announce their engagement. Miss Edwards is a 1969 Elyria High graduate and Ohio Northern University pharmacy major. Mr. Vowell is a 1968 Jonathan Alder High School graduate and biology major at Ohio Northern University with Sigma Phi Epsilon affiliation. The couple plans to wed June 19 at 7 p.m. with Rev. C. A. Brumme officiating.
Carolyn Adkins and Paul Helfrich exchanged marriage vows on April 24 in Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel Athens at 2 30 p m Rev Thomas L Jackson officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Adkins of Nelsonville Ohio The groom son of Mrs William Helfrich 367 Columbus St Ruth Smith played the organ Karen Adkins maid of honor William Helfrich best man Robert Adkins ushered guests A reception followed at Baker Center Athens The bride a Kent State University graduate The groom an Ohio University graduate will receive his MFA in June
Helen Cynthia Nicholson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Nicholson of Pleasant City Ohio plans to marry Donald John Darmes son of Mrs Ann Weigl of Lorain. Nicholson holds BS in mathematics and home economics and MS in textiles and clothing and teaches home economics at Elyria High School. Darmes is a sergeant with the Lorain County Sheriff's department. The wedding is set for a.m. June 26 at Mt Zion Lutheran Church Pleasant City officiated by Rev Paul J Korntheuer.
Joyce Kathryn Barr and Gerald William Plas plan a September 18 wedding at 2 PM. Barr is the Avon Lake High School 1969 graduate employed by Home Insurance Co in Cleveland. Plas, a 1966 Avon High School graduate, served 18 months in Vietnam and works for Joseph Lach Construction Co in Avon.
Three Ohio families recently relocated to Elyria. The Messuri family from Berea at 228 North Olive St includes Dawn Ellen and Colleen Marie with ties to Columbia Station. Mr Messuri works as a home products distributor. The Fashion family from Cleveland resides at 985 East River St with two children and works at Bakers Shoes Midway Mall. The Ransbottoms from Cleveland live at 161 Warren Ave. Mr Ransbottom is a Ford final inspector and they have a nine month old son Edward Lee.
Dear Dr Brothers discusses teen rock music fascination and festival exposure. Experts warn on peer pressure and drug offers while emphasizing open communication, self identity, and cultural context behind rock culture. The piece cites Friedenberg Goodman Yablonsky and Mayo Clinic psychiatry.
An electric can opener cannot be immersed in water, but the cutting edge should be wiped clean after each use. Periodically the edge should be thoroughly washed to avoid any possible food contamination. On some models the cutting wheel can be removed for cleaning. Work suds around the blade with a small stiff brush. Rinse, dry and lubricate blade lightly with vegetable or mineral oil. Read the instruction manual for your particular make and model for the easiest way to keep that can opener sparkling clean.
The National Parent-Teacher Association holds its 75th annual convention May 23 to 26 in Oklahoma City. Ralph Nader will speak on consumer protection, with Dr. Sidney P. Marland Jr. and Art Linkletter among the other noted speakers. The program includes shirtsleeve workshops on religion in public schools, people power in legislation, the future of the American family, and vocational technical education.
Second graders at Locust Valley Elementary in New York turned the slogan Promise her anything but give her Arpege into a class exercise. Students pledged promises to parents with chores like cleaning cages, hanging up pajamas, and making beds. One pupil promised to listen to everything mother says and another to be neater.
Question from Mrs. O W of Sturgis Mich asks which fork to use for salad when a dessert fork is present. The answer advises watching the hostess and suggests placing the dessert fork and spoon across the top to avoid confusion. A booklet Table Manners can be ordered by mailing name address and 75 cents.
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