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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
6
A Parade Magazine feature mocks disposable bright red blue and black academic gowns with misfitting mortar boards. It quotes a Keating Caps and Gowns executive on rental costs and advocates preserving traditional robes as symbols of education and civilization.
The Western Reserve Council markets Boypower 76, aiming to involve one third of American boys in scouting by 1989 through Cub, Boy, and Explorer programs. The plan targets youths in Niles, Girard, McDonald, Vienna, Mineral Ridge, Lordstown, and Liberty Two districts to join nearby units.
Jane Logan, 18, OSU student and daughter of Mrs. Jack Logan, was crowned Ohio Dairy Princess in ceremonies at Ohio State University. The contest, sponsored by the American Dairy Association, selected her from 46 contestants. Barbara Bailey of Xenia was runnerup.
St Elizabeth Hospital advisory board says a contract with Joseph Buchelt and Sons for a west wing, and a $1.75 million community drive is needed to cover an estimated $14 million project. A. J. Wardle Jr. heads the campaign with staff doctors pledging funds and Chamber of Commerce backing.
John A. Flower Dean addressed 51 members of the Trumbull Memorial Hospital Nurses graduating class at Western Reserve High School Sunday evening. Awards went to 12 outstanding members and diplomas were presented by John Q Ford.
In the 1966 world championships, Sammy Kehela faced a tricky endgame after West led clubs and spades. By deducing West lacking the king of diamonds he lets East win a diamond, then uses a spade return to force dummy’s queen. The hand ends with Kehela describing the correct bid 2S over a raise versus 1NT.
A noted Descartes aphorism on common sense being widely claimed by everyone. The line asserts belief in personal sufficiency of good judgment.
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