Tina Oliver Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Tina Marie Oliver daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Oliver of Lorain was installed as worthy advisor of Elyria Assembly No 13 Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple. Sandra Brine past worthy advisor officiated assisted by Joan Kopis and Cindy Roseborough with a full slate of officers and hosts present. A reception followed in the temple dining room.
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Tina Marie Oliver
Paul Oliver
Leavitt Rd
Lorain
Elyria Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Sandra Brine
Joan Kopis
Cindy Roseborough
Roxanne Swageer
Connie Walters
Laura Smith
Rosenlee Gainer
Doug Washburn
Jeff Yorks
Terry Brown
Gary Watson
Russ Rau
Tom Watson
Bob Miller
David J. Nye
Milton P. Brine
Temple
Tina Oliver
Elyria Rainbow
Carl Skalak
Four Careers Mark Lucia Cormier Life in Maine Politics
Lucia M. Cormier, long a teacher, shop owner, and politician, has spent the last dozen years as a U S customs collector and district director for Maine. A Rumford native, she rose from Stephens High School language head to state representative and Maine Democratic committeewoman, facing defeats for Congress and Senate but pioneering as the first woman House minority floor leader in 1959.
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Cormier
U.S. Customs
Maine
Rumford
Edmund §. Muskie
Frank M. Coffin
Miss Cormier
House
Abby
Dear Abby readers share tales of married life frustrations
A collection of Dear Abby q&a snippets shows wives venting about husbands in various trades while dealing with unfulfilled promises and busy work lives. Each excerpt satirizes gender roles and the strain of domestic expectations in professions like hairdressing, plumbing, photography, and grocery retail.
Lorain County Singles October Activities Calendar
October events for Lorain County singles include a square dance at Wellington Town Hall October 6 at 9 p.m. with reservations due by October 4. A business and social meeting at Emerald Valley October 11 features Dutch Penfound Hawaii films. refreshments by Iverna Johnson Pat Ekleberry and Robert Sanrock. A hayride is planned October 13 at Rajahland Vermilion 7 30 p.m. Dancing at 9 p.m. October 29 at Melody Grove North Ridgeville with Melody Kings Band. The Aragon Ballroom in Cleveland hosts a Wayne King dance October 21 at 7 30 p.m. A dance at Emerald Valley October 27 at 9 p.m. features The Instrumentals open to singles 35 or older. The final event is a Halloween party October 28 2 p.m. at Ann Luste k s cottage west of Vermilion for members and guests only.
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Lorain County
Town Hall
Wellington
Emerald Valley
Rt. 58
Penfound
Hawaii
Iverna Johnson
Pat Ekleberry
Robert Sanrock
Wayne King
Aragon Ballroom
West 25Th SL
Cleveland
Ann Lustek
Vermilion
Special Sundays at Hale Farm and Village in Bath
Four October Sundays at Hale Farm and Village feature Log Cabin School House Days Apple Day October 14 offering apples baked goods and cider on sale Cider Pressing Sunday October 21 includes demonstrations of mattress stuffing fruit and vegetable drying a quilting bee and similar crafts Regular attractions include spinning weaving flax breaking woodworking and candlemaking Hale Farm and Village near Highways 271 71 77 21 and 303 is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 5 and Sundays noon to 6 Preparing for Winter on the last Sunday of October from 4 to 5 pm
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Western Reserve Historical Society
Hale Farm
Bath
Log Cabin
Win
Liccardi and Rice Wed in Midland Park Church Ceremony
Patricia Liccardi and William Rice married in a September 29 ceremony at Church of the Nativity in Midland Park New Jersey officiated by Rev Charles McCuskar. The couple, both Dayton graduates of 1975, plan to settle in Nashville Tennessee after a reception at Apple Ridge Country Club Matraub.
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Patricia Liccardi
William Rice
Patricia Liccard
William Patrick Rice
Church of the Nativity
Midland Park
Charles McCuskar
Douglas Meredith
Apple Ridge Country
Cith Matraub
The
Uniersity of
Dayton
Hackensack Hospital
Dade Division
Amer. Ply Corporation
Nashville
Tenn
Boron Engaged to Paul Schlather in 1974 Wedding Plan
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Boron states their daughter Karen Boron is engaged to Paul Schlather, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schlather. Both are Elyria Catholic graduates and Bowling Green seniors. Karen to graduate in March 1974 and student teach at Lakeview School. Paul to graduate in June 1974. Wedding planned for July 19, 1974 at St. Mary Church.
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Patrick John Liccard
Midland Park
Melvin Rice
Furnace St
Karen Boron
Paul Schlather
Frank J. Boron
Grafton Rd
Karen
Bernard P. Schlather
Miss Boron
Elyria Catholic High School
Bowling Green State University
St. Mary Church
Michel of Paris reveals simple cut and care for layered hair
Hair stylist Michel of Paris shares a straightforward three step regime for layered cuts. Begin with a wash and choice of regular dry or oily formulas, apply a moisturizing protein conditioner, then setting lotion. Roll hair on medium rollers, dry, and cut each section at about 2 7 inches from the scalp for uniform length.
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Michel
Paris
New York
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Dear Abby
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