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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1966

Page

3

Jungle Larry Show to come to Elyria High gym

The 1967 Jungle Larry animal show sponsored by the Elyria Council of PTAs will run October 22 at 2 p.m. in the Elyria High School gym. Tickets go on sale at all schools Wednesday and Thursday and at the door before the performance. The event features West Africa and Viet Nam animals with Larry Tetzlaff and his staff, plus his wife Safari Jane.

Jungle Larry Safah Jane Elyria High School Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations Cedar Point Larry Tetzlaff West Africa Viet Nam Tetzlaff Jane Larry

Elyria PTA News Highlights School Bond Issue and Levy

The Elyria PTA convened its first fall meeting in the school gym with Principal Walter Von Brock introducing teachers. Margaret Histed outlined renewal operating levy and a new bond issue for school buildings to appear on the November 8 ballot. A Citizens Committee donation was noted, and East Kiwanis Club shrubs were donated for the school.

Eleanor Whitehead Margaret Histed Citizens Committee Mra Milan Bendik East Kiwanis Club Clifford Peirce William Gehring McKinley Parent - Teacher Association Woodrow McCaleb Denver Kelly Walter von Brock George Miraben William Standen Citizens Committee For Schools Smittle June Blakeslee John Edwards Robert Stevenson Foster Elliott

First Time in Large Group Panics Boy Reader

Dear Mrs Schraub advises easing a gifted boy into school by pre visits and familiarization. Parents should explain absence during class and reassure with the child’s routine. For a 10 year old who daydreams while reading, set small goals, use engaging material, and practice short silent reading followed by discussion. a recommended books and records list by Shirley Schraub aids selection.

Mrs. Schraub Shirley Schraub P. P. Box 63 Mamaroneck N. Y

Pledge Ritual Planned for New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter

Preceptor Theta to attend a demonstration at Mrs. Donald Mc Callister’s Brentwood home on Tuesday. The Phi Delta pledge ritual will be held at BSP sponsor Mrs. Frank Brandau’s home on Washington Avenue Oct 18 at 8 p.m. All Beta Sigma Phi members may attend. Reservations through Reva Wieland or Elma Gard. Next meeting Oct 25 at 7 p.m. will be a demonstration at Columbia Gas Co. Each member to bring a guest. Hostess gift awarded to Mrs. Carel Neffenger. a salad course was served.

Donald McCallister Meadowbrook Brentwood Phi Delta BSP Frank Brandau Washington Ave Beta Sigma Phi Reva Wieland Elma Gard Columbia Gas Co Carel Neffenger

Beta Sigma Phi Grecian themed Tush party honors two members

Xi Beta Omega chapter held a Grecian themed Tush party at Mrs Harold Younglass home Tuesday evening honoring Mrs Ed Gottchling and Mrs Allan Trott. Guests wore Grecian costumes. food and tables reflected the theme. Tickets were sold for the Workshop Players production Ramshackle Inn on Nov 4. First Lady Banquet is set for Spring Valley Country Club. Ohio Beta Sigma Phi Convention will be at the Cleveland Sheraton Hotel May 19 to 21. Hostesses for Nov 1 rush committee were Mrs Norman Wysocky Mrs C Richard Thacher and Mrs Jack Gillespie.

Xi Beta Omega Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Harold Younglass Ed Gottchling Allan Trott Workshop Players Roy Smith Spring Valley Country Club

PKU Topic Taught at Lorain Nurses District Meeting

Lorain County District of the Ohio State Nurses Association held an October meeting at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Gladys M. Hillsman RN explained phenylketonuria PKU as an inborn error of metabolism, stressing early diet control and a new mandatory PKU testing law effective July 1. The next district gathering is November 4 at 8 p.m. at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain.

Lorain County Ohio State Nurses Association Elyria Memorial Hospital Gertrude Shipplett Gladys M. Hillsman PKU Ohio Department of Health Columbus

LPN unit plans Toledo convention attendance

The regular meeting of Licensed Practical Nurses Division 4B at the Cancer Center discussed attending the Toledo convention on Oct 30-31 and Nov 1. Four delegates Fern Runals Fran Padlich Dorothy McGuire and Pat Swanson will attend. The first pharmaceutical course finished with 18 commendations. another class is planned. Speaker was Joseph D Stockstill Lorain County Civil Defense director. Next meeting set for Nov 8.

Cancer Center Fern Runalso Mary Jamison Toledo Fern Runals Fran Padlich Dorothy McGuire Pat Swanson Joseph D. Stockstill Lorain County Civil Defense

Yucca bloom aid and canna bulb division tips

Question on Yucca never blooming likely from crowding. Suggest early next spring division to reduce crowding. For canna lilies, dig rhizomes after frost, trim foliage, dry, store cool 50 to 60 degrees, divide in March keeping several eyes each, start in soil and peat, harden off, then plant after last frost.

Three I TOPS Plans Halloween Party at EST Bank

Elyria TopS club plans a Halloween party at the EST Bank on Rt. 112 with tickets from members and at the door. Elizabeth Gibbs reported party details and Oct. 20 card party plans were set. Nellie McMullin discussed diet foods and low calorie recipes while Gibbs led a weekly weight loss of 74 pounds and a total club loss of 2 pounds with a gain of 14 pounds.

Elyria Elizabeth Gibbs Est Bank Rt. 112 Nellie McMullin KOPS Elizebeth Gibbs

Dames of Malta Plan Fundraising Events and Meeting

Dames of Malta held a Thursday meeting at IOOF Hall to plan a rummage sale on October 7 and 22 at YWCA, with details at 915 March Rd Sheffield Lake. The Protector’s Club gathers Tuesday at Harriet Chikis’s home, 399 Columbia Ave. A merchandise party is set for October 26 with open house and guest attendance. A bake sale preceded the meeting, supporting a Ways and Means project while social hour featured games and refreshments hosted by Jessie Raselar and Helen Rackin.

Dames of Malta Ioof Ywca Reaklence Protector Harriett Chikis Columbia Ave Gre Mext Ing Ana Ways and Means Project Jessie Raselar Helen Rackin

Dear Abby Think big and grow up with independence

Abigail Van Buren answers readers with blunt, practical guidance on dating, parental control, loneliness, etiquette, and health concerns. The letters cover a 29 year old seeking dating freedom, elderly neighbors, a grandson's strict eating habits, a teen fearing venereal disease, and a nameless caller seeking a venereologist. Abby urges self-reliance, balance, and social activity, while offering compassionate, direct advice.

Abby

Metallic trend sharpens fashion with silver copper glint

Two fashion trends compete for style. One favors artificial fabrics like vinyls plastics and metals. The other favors the rich girl or rich boy look with wools and cashmeres. The metallic trend, especially silver and copper tones, adds a glint to both woven and knit.

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