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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1971
Page
5
Dear Abby answers letters from a couple who treat their two poodle pups as children and consider hosting a full birthday party with cake, ice cream, balloons, and photos. The column then offers guidance on a pregnant bridesmaid dilemma, a prank call cost, thriftiness, and hearing aid advice.
A redesigned shoulder umbrella in see through plastic promises greater protection and unobstructed vision while maintaining a classic style. Creations debut soon, with availability planned nationwide, including New York.
Three families moved to Elyria from Cleveland in April. Edward and Minnie Brown live at 415 Believe with three sons Edward Adel Edwin Eugene 19 months and Earl Anthony one month. Cruz Santos and Caroli Santos reside at 725 Delaware Ave with four children Anthony Dawn Marie Carlos Jose and Angelo Miguel. Joseph and Linda Adkins live at 803 Delaware Ave with daughter Joel Lynn 10 months. The Browns attend Glenville Seventh Day Adventist Church. The Adkins work for Dow Chemical in Cleveland and aim to keep their Dalmatian Aggie as a family focus.
A Japanese pedestrian who crosses against a light must bow to the signal, return to the curb, wait for a green walk light, and then proceed. The procedure is reported by Family Safety, a publication of the National Safety Council.
Fashion notes reveal a new feathery Nefertiti lash design that creates almond eyes without makeup. The two side-swept styles use a nearly invisible band and extend beyond corners for a widened eye effect. A 3 in 1 hot pants pattern debuts at 85 cents, with three styles and varied waist and fly features. A solid shampoo concept aims to clean hair naturally with a transparent sea green bar containing pure ingredients.
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