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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1978

Page

1

Edwards Food Warehouses to replace Pick-N-Pay stores

Three Lorain County Pick-N-Pay outlets close for conversion to Edwards Food Warehouses with honor system pricing. Stores at Elyria Township, North Ridgeville, and Lorain will reopen Wednesday. $1.90 monthly membership waived until after Thanksgiving. Bogomolny cites expected per family savings of $35 to $45 monthly and notes no bagging or car loading. customers pay per item and may bring bags or buy them at cost.

Lorain County Edwards Food Richard Bogomolny N. Ridge Road Elyria Township Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville St. In Lorain Pick-N-Pay First National Supermarkets, Inc Maple Heights Toledo Canton Bogomolny Edwards Cuyahoga County Beachwood Bay Village Westlake Heinz del Monte

I Beat Don Miller contest near deadline

Entries for the I Beat Don Miller football selection contest rush in with less than 24 hours to deadline. No entries after noon Wednesday. mail-in entries may be left at the C T switchboard. By noon today more than 900 entries have been received as entrants try to beat Miller’s selections and win a shirt.

Don Miller C-T Miller Don

Betty Ford seeks help after family confrontation

New York United Press International reports Betty Ford describes a dramatic April intervention by her family at the Rancho Mirage home that led her to admit she is an alcoholic and dependent on pills. The former first lady details warnings from her children and aides and plans to seek treatment.

Betty Ford New York UPI Ford Rancho Calls Mrs. Ford Sid

Polish pope vows faith path and unity for world Catholic church

Vatican reports history making election of Poland's Karol Wojtyla as the first non Italian pope in 455 years. He pledges to lead 700 million Catholics on a path of faith, peace and justice while respecting civil authority and pursuing ecumenical unity, with focus on Lebanon and victims of injustice or discrimination. He urges prudence in liturgical reform and warns against arbitrary changes despite reform efforts.

Vatican City UPI Vatican St. Peter’s Square John Paul II Ecumenical Council Karol Wojtyla John Paul I Sistine Chapel John Paul Peter John XXIII Paul VI Church of Silence Lebanon

Pope John Paul II shines as worker-priest in address

The page reports Pope John Paul II being described as a worker-priest with potential benefits for anti communist Italians. It notes his address text on page A-3 and a profile on the new pontiff including reactions from Poland, Italy, and the Vatican landscape.

World Sies John Paul II

New pope Karol Wojtyla born in Poland becomes pope

Vatican City reports Cardinal Karol Wojtyla elected as pope. At 58 he is the youngest modern pope and the first non Italian in 455 years. A conservative theologian and poet, he speaks several languages and hails from Wadowice near Krakow.

Vatican City UPI Karol Wojtyla Church of Silence Wojtyla Pope Wadowice Krakow

Pope John Paul I chosen by Catholic Church

The Catholic Church selected Karol Wojtyla of Krakow as Pope John Paul I, the first non Italian pope in over four centuries. Clergy in Cleveland hailed the decision with enthusiasm noting his Polish heritage and background in philosophy, signaling potential new international posture.

John Paul I Karol Wojtyla Krakow Communist Poland Gilbert Sheldon Cleveland

Embracing Polish Heritage Inspires Papal Parable

A speaker recounts shedding anti Polish jokes by embracing a Polish identity linked to Pope John Paul II. He notes adoption of a Germanic name and pride in lineage, contrasting past stances with present acceptance and forgiveness toward taunts about national origin.

St. Patty Tle St. Stanislaus Patty St. Peter Netkirk John Paul II

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