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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1961
Page
6
Parents are urged to visit elementary schools to observe classes and meet teachers. Quietly attend a lesson, ask a few questions, and let the teacher speak most of the time. Early visits help parents understand daily life and teaching methods, with open house for high school as well.
Betty Sulkoski will lead the Ely chapter of the American Business Women's Association with Joyce Kiser as vice president and Marjorie Mann, Irene Bendik, Vivian Jantz in key roles. Vera Mast conducted inductions at a Towne Crier Inn dinner meeting. Mary Angelo reported progress of the group’s scrapbook program. Margaret Schubert spoke after attending the ABWA convention in Memphis.
A parent reflects on how television entertains a restless home, praising Captain Kangaroo and Captain Penny while noting a robot on International Showtime that intrigues children. The piece recalls evenings with Bob Newhart and Bankley shows and laments choosing between Cleveland bank sponsors.
Mrs. David Stevenson chaired the first Northwood School Parents and Teachers Association card party held Thursday night in the Arts and Crafts Room. Mrs. Stanley Greene assisted. Refreshments under Mrs. Russell Dean. Fall theme with silvered milkweed pods and pilgrim candles. Special prizes awarded.
Margaret Spader, home service consultant, says proper cooking practices help control weight. She notes tying or broiling meat and using garnishes and seasonings instead of gravy can limit calories, and modern range temperature controls aid in reducing calories in many foods.
Troop 63 at Milespy Birthday meeting elects assistant leader Mrs Leonard Igg Pawlkowski and Mary Ellen officers with Mary Miles as president. Troop 196 shares sewing bee, new member Kathy Icers joins, patrol leaders named. Troop 232 Brownes and Troop 33 at Pilgrim Church hold parties and doll derby preparations. Troop 294 elects Mary Ellen Seres president and Betty Ann Jus pearce vice president. Leaders discuss Christmas service projects and Red Cross gifts.
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