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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
11
A column discusses how people may feel well despite multiple medical issues such as coronary changes hiatal hernia diverticulosis and enlarged prostate with no symptoms. It notes that minor electrocardiographic changes can be harmless when blood pressure and cholesterol are normal and urges seeking help for alcoholism marijuana abuse and anxiety with references to local resources and Dr Steinerohn's booklet.
AA offers free help for drinking problems with confidential support. no dues or charges. readers are invited to contact AA at Post Office Box 467 Elyria Ohio 44035 for assistance.
A Spencer community meeting spurred a committee plan to study revising the Black River dress code. The current rule requires hair off the collar and from the eyes, enforced since Sept. 5. Parents objected, while officials urged dialogue and a one year wait.
The Black River Board of Education sets a 30 day annual absence limit with make up allowed for excused days and a 15 day limit for one semester courses. Unexcused absences earn no credit. The district also accepts Francis Stuart’s resignation as assistant football coach, to remain social studies teacher. Enrollment rises to 1,426. kindergarten bus route split for Alvin Finkel. Second driver pending. Rev Frank Blackwell granted use of gym Mondays Oct 12 to Apr 1.
The Black River Board of Education approved a new policy banning narcotics hallucinogens amphetamines barbiturates marijuana and alcohol on school property and at district activities. First offenses bring 10 day suspensions second offenses extend suspension to the semester end with exemptions for students under medical supervision.
Mrs Ginny Gargas of Wellington becomes a member of the Lorain County Gallon Club. She is a bookkeeper for Dr Charles Zepp of Elyria and, with husband Gene, has five children. She belongs to the YWCA and enjoys reading gardening horseback riding and antiques.
Amherst based Citizens Action Groups led by Fred Leimbach opposes mandatory payroll deductions for the United Fund. The group says it has a network in 88 Ohio counties and invites inquiries at P.O. Box 359 Lorain Ohio 44052.
Datebook entries list multiple organizational meetings in Eaton with times and venues. Highlights include Mothers Auxiliary to Troop 118 at 7 p.m. in the high school library and United Methodist Women at 8 p.m. in the Methodist Church. Additional events cover Board of Education, VFW Auxiliary, North Eaton Christian Women, and quilting groups, plus a noon gathering to travel to Sweden House.
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