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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1986
Page
5
A Farmington New Hampshire nurse writes to share the burnout and heartbreak of caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's. She urges understanding of patients and families, notes the Rob Roswell Gilbert case, and emphasizes patience, love, and support for caregivers.
In Iowa City and Ames entrepreneurs add beer, chips, video games, tanning booths and car wash plans to laundries. Coin Laundry Association notes one third offer non laundry services while a British film highlights laundromat social centers. Homes may grow from back doors to living spaces between wash cycles.
Avon Women’s Club schedules first meeting Monday at Faith Lutheran Church Avon with a soup and salad dinner and members to bring a salad. Officers named Helen Schatschneider president Mary Jo Diserio vice president Carol Burmeister secretary Corrie Bommer treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Louis Lopushanski celebrate 25 years wed with a St Marys Church renewal and home party in Elyria. They married August 5 1961 in Ely Minnesota and have a daughter Veronica. Mr Lopushanski worked 19 years at Pitney Bowes and enjoys cooking and fishing. Mrs Lopushanski also known as Helen Milner is wife of Roy Milner and celebrates 40 years with an open house at Sunset Lake Campgrounds Spencer. Mr Milner retired from Kasper Foundry after 33 years and Mrs Milner after 10 years at Stanadyne Inc. They have four children Robert Sandra Diedrick Ronald and Cathy and seven grandchildren. An open house hosted by their children drew about 100 guests from Millersburg Toledo Youngstown and area communities. Special guest Lori Hahn attended.
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