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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1977
Page
4
A reader from Alabama rails against metric adoption and costly changes to textbooks and signs. Abby responds that the U S remains metric laggard among major nations and highlights benefits of adopting a universal measurement system. A later reader asks about stretch pants, and Abby advises bluntly.
Dr Roy Berko, Avon Women’s Club communications professor, will speak at Lorain meet on November 14 at 8 p.m. in the County Community College Central room. He will discuss Security Bank and "Your Body Speaks Louder than your Mouth."
Arlene Seitzinger turns scrap polyurethane foam into art such as pasture scenes with sheep shepherd trees and fences. The guide covers materials carving with scissors dyeing burning and assembling with silicone seal and pins for drying plus storage and craft project ideas for kids gifts and decor.
Local clubs and groups announce meetings and social events across Elyria and nearby towns. Activities include a Monday Altrusa business meeting, Bendix Retirees lunch, Lorain County Singles Club bingo and dance, League of Women Voters program on desegregation, a Fall Party, Beta Sigma Phi gathering, Church Women election dinner, Elyria West Band Boosters and a month of resident birthdays at The Elyria Home, plus a Remarrieds game night at Parma residents’ home.
The film Annie Hall popularized oversized clothing and a mannish felt hat worn low across the forehead. Diane Keaton’s style showcased boxy jackets loose pants and baggy shirts with a dome crown and roll brim. The look, in deep colors, signals casual sophistication and nonchalance.
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