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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1961
Page
6
A reader writes that she likes to know who God is describing God as a spirit who is beautiful and wonderful. She says God made all things from nothing and has no beginning and will always be.
Dear Abby advises on handling a child repeating a grade after promotion day. Parents should offer support, avoid scolding, and help the child see the longer benefit. Consider psychological testing if repeating, ensure fall follow up with teachers. Also notes about a letter from Mary Margaret Goff and a caution about a doctor’s bedside manner.
Calendar items list potluck luncheon at LAKE AVENUE Grange with Mrs Frank FProvoanak at 12:30 PM and numerous 8 PM meetings. Auxili ary to VFW Post 8032, American Legion posts, Knights of Pythias, Wom en’s groups, PTA boards, and church circles meet in halls, libraries, or churches. Also bake sales, dinners, and bazaar events scheduled in GRAFTON COLUMBIA NEW LONDON HENRIETTA LAGRANGE CHATHAM PITTSFIELD SOUTH AMHERST and nearby venues for Wednesday activities.
Mrs. Lawrence Bender led an illustrated talk titled My Work With The Migrants describing migrant families, daily labor, and housing needs at a luncheon by the Women's Fellowship of Washing- sewing at the camp. Agencies noted underfunding and underpaid workers, while Stokely-Van Camp plant operations and donations to schools supported relief efforts.
GORDON HALES a 3 percent married father of three lifelong resident of Eaton is a former assistant fire chief and soil conservation official. ERNEST HAWKE 42-year-old Bendix-Westinghouse filer with naval service, five children, active in local groups. CHESTER C. CARPENTER incumbent with 20 years on boards, longtime resident. THOMAS E. WILLIAMS M D 22, married with three children educated at Mean University and Cincinnati, active in medical groups. GEORGE EDWARDS 59, longtime community member active in church and PTA, reappointed to board. Edwards previously served on Midview and Grafton boards.
The Amherst Water Co study by Floyd Brown and associates is finished. Henry Kane announced the report will be submitted by November 1. Kane said he supports a water plant purchase only if cost is low and rates can be reduced.
The Sheffield Village Board of Public Affairs formally accepted a 6,200-foot Breeze Ra water line in a special session. The BPA presented its acceptance to Council for formal approval at the next meeting.
Pilgrim Churchwomen met Thursday evening in the parish hall to hear a panel on the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People aims. Mrs. Michael Bartinski presided, with John Howard, Rev. Alex Dandar, and others on the panel. A December 3 dinner and a December 7 meeting were announced as part of church programs stressing racial equality and the church’s role in promoting humane values.
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