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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1972
Page
7
A mother writes about two children with contrasting eating habits and asks how to handle their turmoil. The responder urges dropping nagging, notes most families see similar finicky appetites, and predicts changes with social interests and peer comparisons. Also discusses silicone breast implants and urges consulting a plastic surgeon for individualized decisions.
Cedar Point in Sandusky schedules a bonus weekend with reduced prices. Park gates open 11 a.m. each day and rides run from noon to 8 p.m. The extra days come after plans for a final day were scrapped. President Truman B. Woodworth cites demand for September visits.
High school seniors in Ohio's 13th Congressional District must apply by Sept. 22 to U S Representative Charles A Mosher to attend one of the nation's four service academies. Civil service exams for Mosher appointments are scheduled Sept. 30 in Elyria Akron Cleveland and other locations. Applicants must send transcripts board scores rec letters and completed medical exams. Age limits 17 to 22. Mosher can nominate 10 candidates for King's Point plus 6 academy slots including West Point Annapolis and Colorado Springs. Applications to Mosher at 2442 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515.
The Chamber of Commerce will host its Open Line Forum Monday to review current and future downtown Elyria developments. Panelists include Richard McGinnis, Robert Choate, Howard Rice, Mayor Leonard Reichlin, Norman Failing, and Ronald Landig. A noon luncheon at the YMCA will precede a Q and A session.
Gund Company of Cleveland bought 965 Avon lots in June amid a record transfer month. The sale, valued around 200000, was conducted by Florida State University via the Bosworth will to reveal property near Lear Nagle and Jaycox Road. No immediate project plans were stated.
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