Outstanding Junior of the Year honored by Elgin junior club
The Elgin Junior Woman's Club named Mrs. H. R. Scott of 365 Windsor Dr as Outstanding Junior of the Year at a Mark Restaurant dinner. Scott joined the juniors in 1973 and has served as Social Chairman this year while contributing to the Christmas Bazaar card party and fundraising efforts. The club plans donations to Cystic Fibrosis and Sudden Infant Death Research, Lorain County Rehabilitation Center, Murray Ridge School for Retarded, Salvation Army, and Golden Acres Nursing Home.
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Elgin Junior Woman's Club
H. R. Scott
Windsor Dr
Mark
Sheffield
Karl Plocher
Cora Kowell
Lorain County
Murray Ridge School
Salvation Army
Golden
Acres Nursing Home
Donald
Joann) King
Elyria Junior Woman's Club
David
Sherie) Hill
C-T
John Fazio
Teens design homey havens by do it yourself efforts
New York teens decorate their rooms with thrifted and homemade items to create personal retreats from adult life. Kimberley Peterson of Little Rock won a room revival contest with blue and yellow decor, white wicker, painted Caddies, denim-look furniture, and DIY touches. Ruth Elming of Lafayette, Indiana, a runner-up, furnished her space for about 50 dollars with recycled pieces and a period look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley Peterson
Little Rock
Ark
Ruth Elming
Lafayette
Ind
Newcomers on the move in Parma and surrounding areas
New residents from four states share vocations and interests as they settle in Parma, Lakewood, and nearby communities. Highlights include families from Milwaukee and Philadelphia, with residents joining local clubs, churches, and activities. One newcomer linked to WKYC and a former NFL player with local ties depicts the varied integration of newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Is Company
Lakewood
College Park Dr
Wisconsin
Pennsy Coms
Stamps
Women's Club
Ivania
New Jersey
Marine Corps League
Betrothal ceremony planned at John Carroll University
Eleven couples will participate in the annual betrothal ceremony at John Carroll University in Cleveland during commencement weekend. Mary T. Sawezyn of Lorain and Thomas G. Novak of Lorain join Barbara J. Donahue of Cleveland and Robert D. Corrigan of North Olmsted as betrothed couples. The ceremony is scheduled for Sunday at 9:15 am in Rodman Hall Chapel.
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John Carroll University
Cleveland
Mary T. Sawezyn
Camden Ave
Lorain
Thomas G. Novak
W. 36Th St
Barbara J. Donahue
Greenwood Ave
Robert D. Corrigan
Elm Rd
North Olmsted
Rodman Hall
Women plant business blooms in Shaker Heights
Five neighborhood housewives in Shaker Heights Ohio formed a potted plant decorating firm after husbands doubted the idea They opened a store last November and offer plant parties home decor and interior plant consultations The owners funded the startup with $1 each and vow to start taking salaries as bills are paid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Sherry Providente
Herb Greenwald
Five-City Heights
Mrs. Providente
New enzyme to cut sugar price by 1977
New enzyme that converts one sugar to another could push retail sugar to about 20 cents a pound by 1977, says Novo Enzyme Corp. director William H. McMullen. Production will be limited at first with two firms already making the liquid sugar for commercial use. Mass production may take two years. the process likely keeps high fructose corn syrup as an industrial product and frees cane sugar for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
William H. McMullen
McMullen
Deborah Gunter to wed Michael Radca on Oct 25
Mr and Mrs James F Gunter of Crossville announce the engagement of Deborah Sue to Michael W Radca son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Radca 447 Stafford Dr The couple plan to wed October 25 in St Jude Church Deborah will graduate from Cumberland County High School Cragsville and Radca is a 1974 Elyria High School graduate employed by Donn Products Westlake
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Lawrence Sandy Scheetz
Northglen Dr
Westlake
Paramus
N.J
Debbie
Dover School
Larry
Deborah Gunter
Michael Radca
James F. Guinter
Crossville, Tenn
Deborah Sue
Michael W.radca
Raymond Radca
Stafford
Gunter
Cumberland County High School
Cragsville
Elyria High School
Donn Products
St. Jude Church
Replacing parts lowers value in antique chairs
An investing guide notes that keeping chairs original preserves value. Experts advise inspection from the feet up, noting wear, damps, and repairs. Signs of replacement parts and modern fixes can reduce authenticity perception, while honest small repairs may not hurt value.
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Alya
Mrs
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Tel
Munity Service Committee
Cori
Ous Science
Co-ed Magazine
Kimberley
Kim
Jenny Lindspool
Chronicle-Telegram
Riad Are
Nyt
Ligeti
Aeseeg
Chronicle- Telegram
MR. and
Donald Schroeder
Kathie) Schroeder
Dover Ct. Rd
Bay Village
Milwaukee
Alex
Carrie
Ingrid
Mrs. Schroeder
Kathleen Misichko
Ms. Misichko
St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church
Mis
Terry Bright
Terry Brenda Bright
Surrey Dr
Philadelphia
Laura Gail
Bright
Union Carbide Corporation
Lawrence Scheetz
Scheetz
Kathleen Misichko Gieer
Mr. Scheetz
Washington Redskins
Newark Bears
FDU
Laura Spilman
Laura
Mary McGee
Tam
Ridge
Agnes Hartman
D.c.t
Ny Ten Medical. Board
Jeanne Lesem
UPI Food Editor
Mamaroneck, N.Y
Novo Enzyme Corp
Deborah S
Lita Solis-Cohen
Bob Schwabach
Knight Newspapers
Robert Whitely
Independence Hall
Windsor
Dance Education Center
Dance Masters of America
Broad St
Agre
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