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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
6
This article extols Ultrasuede from Skinner Fabrics as a durable luxury fabric costing about $30 per yard for home sewers. It covers sourcing, pattern selection, adjustments, notions, and cutting techniques, plus care notes and expert tips for achieving a perfect fit.
Readers advise on whether parents should sell large homes after youngest leaves for college. Many urge selling now for price, mobility, and new life. others warn of loss of family visits, grandchildren summers, and stability. Opinions hinge on personal plans, finances, and how often children return.
Beth Stender and Joseph A Frame exchanged vows October 18 at Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses in Berea. Officiant Gene Tenke led the ceremony as family and friends attended including maid of honor Sharon Bailey and best man David Leech. reception followed at American Legion Hall in Berea. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a honeymoon in Cleveland and Canton.
The Cleveland club of the Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs of North America will hold its third annual seminar on November 8 at the Holiday Inn on Rockside Road Independ ence from 9 am to 4 pm. The theme is the Economics Cash Opportunity Effect and aims to promote industry understanding through field trips and educational monthly programs. Five speakers including Floriene Messall of Philips Petroleum and B J Thorpe of North Aid Reville will present, with a fashion show and tips on budgeting.
First Lady Betty Ford serves as honorary chairman of the Third Annual National Safety on the Streets Week. The event, sponsored by the National Safety Council's Women's Conference, involves hundreds of groups in all 50 states and territories. The campaign cites 1974 highway deaths and rising street crimes to urge public action through safety programs and improved street standards.
Parents Without Partners of Ginny Davis Lorain outlines a busy November schedule. events include a family skating party at Skate World Lorain on Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. with post-skating dining, multiple social evenings at Topper Inn Tiffany 2, a Sadie Hawkins Day house party in Amherst, several home meetings in Grafton Oberlin Avon Lake and Lorain, discussion sessions with Zelah Tiberi moderator, a Miller's Supper Club general meeting with Helen Hummchouser speaker, coffee gatherings, a Finding Myself discussion, and a family swim party with lunch and games on November 30.
Plymouth hosts a annual Thanksgiving buffet at Memorial Hall drawing about 10 000 visitors. The event offers roast turkey stuffing mashed potatoes squash peas and desserts with beverages limited by state law. Organizers note strong turnout expectations despite gas shortages and high fuel prices.
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