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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1972
Page
11
A reader questions a teacher documenting every word and move of a student. The adviser explains anecdotal records can help understand a child’s problems, but keeping such records for every student is impractical.
A flea market featuring antiques and primitives is planned by the Odist Church United Methodist Women of Lorain. The event runs Tuesday Oct 24 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 658 East Erie Street Lorain with lunch noon to 6 30 and a small admission fee. Children admitted free with adult supervision and a baby sitting service is provided. About 20 licensed antique dealers from Lorain County Elyria and beyond will sell primitives and collectibles. Mrs Millie Toth chairs the event.
Town talk XI BETA OMEGA SORORITY hosts green dinner at Mrs George Alberts home with Secret Sisters reveal and guest of honor Lucy Montelone. Elyria Country Club Women's Golf sets a hat day nine hole low gross event. Welcome Wagon opens new member introductions at Holly Hall. Navy Mothers Club hosts public card party at EST Bank. Engaged girls free party at Ohio Edison offices with bridal fashion show. VFW Auxiliary plans post dinner and inspection with Ninth District president. Shields Nursing Clinic invites Open House Team to recruit volunteers. Forest Hills Women’s Golf League holds final season meeting. St Mary Altar hosts Lorain Deanery council Benediction and dessert. Phi Delta Delta Beta Sigma Phi hosts fondue party at Diane Peterson’s home.
Mrs Woody Hayes Anne Hayes will address Lorain County OSU Alumni at Tom's Country Place Avon on Oct 4 for the annual banquet and Buckeye Boys Ranch. Reservations contact Richard Boylan or area ticket holders. Hayess background notes include Ohio Wesleyan graduate and cancer society worker.
St Andrews Episcopal Church at 300 Third St is the local collection center for a CWS drive. Donations include Lavelles blankets and children's clothing with a Sept 28 deadline. Do not bring formals hats purses or shoes. A $3 25 per blanket check or ten cents per pound is requested for shipping and handling.
Mr and Mrs Joe Maston were celebrated at an open house at 39075 Butternut Ridge Rd for 25 years of marriage. The couple have two children Gary 24 and Debbie 14. The wedding occurred Sept 6 1947 at the Litchfield Assembly of God Church with Rev Chester Roig officiating.
Emily L. Leedy director of Women Services at the Ohio Bureau of Employment in Cleveland will address the Ladies Guild of Holy Spirit Church in the Avon Lake community room at Elyna Savings and Trust bank 33455 Lake Rd. Her talk titled The Role of Women in the Home and Community covers her extensive work with national and state women groups.
The belt governs the coat silhouette this fall with sashes bathrobe ties and three in one belts for fuller tent shapes. Self tied buckled fabric and slotted belts appear on shortcoats, wrap, shirt and cardigan styles.
The Women’s Missionary Group of the Church of God of Prophecy will sponsor a two day bazaar at 244 East Ninth Street tomorrow and Wednesday. Featured items include flower arrangements fancy pillows crochet work ponchos balls stuffed toys and other handmade gifts. Proceeds support the church building fund. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow and 10 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. Wednesday.
This round up explains energy efficient dryer use. Proper settings for permanent press tumble drying, load sizes, and sensor-automatic shutoffs reduce wrinkles and ironing. Tips include adding towels to speed drying, lint screen cleaning, no heat refresh cycles, and calling Ohio Edison for guidance.
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