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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1981
Page
5
A fourteen year old boy, high achieving and anxious, finds magazines and letters showing his parents are swingers. He feels betrayed and asks Abby to avoid counseling. Abby advises telling parents everything, then listening, to understand their reasons and seek guidance from them.
A reader applauds addressing disrespectful language by setting firm house rules. Another asks if a vasectomy can be reversed. Kansas advises seeing a urologist, noting about 85 percent of vasectomies are reversible depending on the procedure.
Amherst Hospital invites seniors from Amherst and surrounding areas to a Wellness A Way Of Life program. A panel discussion on Medicare Insurance Assistance runs 1 3 p.m. Wednesday at Nordson Depot Franklin Avenue with no charge. To register call Martha Pallante at 988-2831 ext 166.
Local groups announce events at Jean Nicole's fashions show and Merle Norman makeup. Satterfield birth of a son on Sept 22. Senior Center seeks volunteer bus drivers and offers blood pressure checks. Ladies Guild hosts a chicken dinner and rosary at St. Mary of the Falls. A Taste of Ireland event at St. Vincent de Paul. Black River Genealogists meet at Lorain Public Library with speaker Clair Naftzger.
Multiple wedding notices outline ceremonies across Lorain County. Patricia Day wed William Flock at St John’s United Church of Christ with family and friends attending. Pamela Schweitzer and Kenneth Gerhardt married at St Paul’s United Church of Christ with a reception at Colonial Oaks. Linda Forbush and Robert Austin exchanged vows at LaPorte United Methodist Church in LaGrange. Patrice Hampton became Mrs Kellogg at St Mary’s Church, with receptions following and couples planning new homes in Grafton and Alameda California.
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