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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
2
Elyria Chronicle Telegram brief item dated Tuesday October 30 1973. Provides periods and context from the local paper’s page segment with concise items, names, and events typical of a mid-20th century edition.
Lynda Sue Petro and Jeffrey Michael Grimm exchanged wedding vows at 7 p.m. on Oct 19 at St Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church in Avon. The couple, Avon High School graduates of 1972, plan a Miami Beach honeymoon. she works as a legal secretary and he as a machine operator.
Johnson and Jones couple exchange vows at Westlake United Methodist Church at 6 p.m. on October 19. Judy Ann Jones marries Don Rae Johnson Jr. Highlights include family bridal party, reception at Wagner's Inn, and plans to live in Reston Virginia after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon. Both graduates of North Ridgeville High School, groom- United Airlines employee. couple to serve in U.S. Armed Forces.
A UPI guide urges caution for Halloween night. Parents should ensure fire retardant costumes, use reflective tape and flashlights for visibility, avoid handmade costumes, and inspect all treats at home. Dress children for weather, avoid loose costumes, and light exterior areas to deter unwanted visitors.
Absent clear resolution, Dear Abby addresses a family debate about a 21-year-old son living with his parents and paying room and board. The letter writers discuss financial terms, fairness, and whether grown children should contribute to living costs or leave home.
Norman J. Crabtree, director of the Ohio Division of Aviation, will speak at a Northern Ohio Aviation Association dinner at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Mark XI in Sheffield Shopping Center. Cocktail hour begins at 6:30 p.m. Reservations may be made with Mrs. George Gunther.
DEAR MRS SCHRAUB Would you please go into this out It has been on my mind for a while How does a guidance counselor in the elementary grades help a youngster when all he does is observe him at play for a half hour Mrs ER Dear Mrs R One of the most valuable sources for studying children is through observation Generally the classroom teacher keeps a record of the incidents pertaining to a particular child throughout each day This is called an anecdotal record Its an accumulation of many incidents With other information gathered by the school it can present a pattern most helpful in counselling The guidance counselor's visit to see the child in action as well as a short visit with the child alone helps associate a face with a case With the background of the case history he can then advise the teacher on how to evaluate understand and guide this child if his problem is not too serious To the less serious problems help is expected to come from the classroom teacher by the way not the guidance counselor It was too difficult to be handled by the classroom teacher then outside professional help is recommended.
New York UPI notes apples held sacred by Druids and linked to autumn rites. The game of ducking for apples in a tub began in England centuries ago and grew in popularity in America after New England apple trees arrived in 1829. D.A.V. Social Party meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 7:30 p.m. at 25th and Carolina Ave in Lorain.
The centuries-old Halloween festival ranks after Christmas as a peak time for kids parties. A successful event uses costumes dim lighting spooky decorations and games like apple bobbing and blind man’s bluff. Plan clean-up with season-appropriate paper party table settings.
A social party is held every Wednesday at St Michael's Church Reeves and Meister Road Lorain Ohio. The event starts with an earlybird game at 12 30 and a regular game at 1 00.
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