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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1960
Page
4
Marcia Peniston offers a quick breakfast tip to ease morning rush by adding a new dish Glorified Grapefruit. Suggested as a tasty accompaniment to eggs and sausage or ham, it promises a pleasant change of pace to start the day.
A local calendar lists OSNA Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin U S Air Force Mothers Mon teith Halls Jaycee-Ettes Elyria STOPS Hotel Graystone Tip TOPS and many clubs with 8 pm or 3:30 pm meeting times plus a parish and dining notes. A recipe segment details grapefruit boats with fruit cocktail maraschino and brown sugar and a Hearty Foods breakfast brunch featuring cinnamon orange bread baked eggs with corned beef hash and eggs.
A 24 year old asks if a forward girlfriend signals loose morals. Dear Abby agrees she is too forward and warns against pushy behavior. A woman asks if she should accept a monthly allowance. Abby counsels shared finances, understanding, and respect. The column ends with a note about Abby’s pamphlet for teens.
Richmond Barbour discusses when repeating a grade helps and when it does not. He notes two true conditions for benefit: the child is intelligent and has the right attitude toward repeating. He also argues against automatic repeated grades for mentally retarded children and urges psychologist assessment and teacher collaboration before decisions.
Miss Patricia Anne Balmert was honored at a bridal shower Saturday at the home of Mrs. Peter Mayer. The event drew 39 guests from Wakeman Vermilion Avon Lorain and Florence with Mrs. Samuel Lowe and Mrs. Joe Balmert assisting and Mrs. Frank Amato arranging the table decorations.
Style notes describe fake furs in fall athletic wear with acrylic pile patterns. The trend features tiger seal and zebra looks in pant and hoodie silhouettes, with a pony skin variant noted as well.
First Methodist Circle 10 met at Wesley House with program readers including Mrs Tom Filiott Mire and Mrs Earl Neal. Officers for the coming fiscal year were elected with Mrs Elliot as chairman. Hostesses were Mrs Richard Jordan Mrs Ted O'Dell and Mrs Gene Butler. The next meeting is June 23 a tureen dinner at 6 30 p m at Mrs Elliott's home 321 Oxford Ave
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