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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1971

Page

4

Recipe For The Day Hot Dog Batter Fritters

A Medina County Gazette food item lists hot dogs battered and fried as a Recipe For The Day. Ingredients include hot dogs flour cornmeal sugar chili powder baking powder salt milk shortening and crumbled shoestring potatoes. The method heats water for hot dogs and sets batter then fries at 375 degrees.

Medina High School Cheerleaders Bake Sale Held Saturday

Medina High School Varsity Cheerleaders stage a bake sale in front of Ziegler's on Saturday August 7 from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Community fundraising event with proceeds to support the squad.

Medina Medina High School Ziegler’s

Campers urged to pack first aid kits and know safety

Women’s page covers camping safety tips urging campers to assemble a full first aid kit with items like antibacterial soap tablets burn ointment and water purification. Advice includes basic treatments for cuts bites and heat exhaustion and stresses using proper footwear light after dark caution and a Red Cross first-aid course to prevent accidents and stay safe.

Red Cross

Travel Easy With Simple Fashions for Weekend Trips

Fashion editors suggest compact travel pieces in red white and blue to refresh wardrobes for weekends. A wrap skirt over a short jumpsuit pairs for sightseeing or other uses. A safari jacket over a T shirt and striped shorts suits day wear. A long flowering dress works for evening or as a bikini cover. The safari jacket also fits over long white pants. Fabrics are dacron and cotton for lasting looks after packing and washing.

Dacron

Bride Carol Longsdorf Weds Forest King in Westfield Center

Carol Longsdorf became Mrs Forest W King at a 7 30 p m double ring ceremony July 31 at United Methodist Church Westfield Center Parents are Mr and Mrs Max Longsdorf Seville and Mr and Mrs Charles King Creston The couple will live in Creston The bride graduated Cloverleaf High School 1969 and Gerber Beauty School 1970 and works at Renaes Beauty Salon Medina The groom is a Norwayne High School 1966 graduate employed by Con Val Inc Wadsworth and served two years in the Army

Carol Lynn Longsdorf Forest W. King Max Longsdorf Buffham Road Seville Charles King S. Main Creston United Methodist Church Westfield Center Steve Slater Kenith Kleck Bob King Cumberland Lake Kentucky King Cloverleaf High School Gerber Beauty School Akron Renee Medina Norwayne High School Con Val Inc Wadsworth

Dear Abby advice on dating and wind chimes echoes

A reader in Berkeley asks about meeting a firm contact for a possible date after long correspondence. Abby suggests pursuing the meeting but cautions expectations. A second letter from Los Angeles defends wind chimes against noise complaints, noting adaptation to freeway noise and the need to accept or relocate.

Abby Altho Bob Berkeley Mozart Tibet L. A

Blind Date and Noise From Neighbors

A reader questions disturbing sounds from neighbors and discusses personal music tastes. The note also cites pet owner manners on travel, suggesting carry scoops and sand to leave sites clean, and laments hot car confinement. Abby offers responses and a confidential aside about a long-standing San Antonio feud.

Abby Indiana

Medina Duplicate Bridge results from July 24 1971

The Medina Duplicate Bridge Club event on July 24 1971 drew 72 tables with top North South pairs Dick Burrows and Molly Greene posting 1010 imps. East West leaders Mrs RK Swenson and Verne Gebhart finished 98 with Erna Koepke and Eleanor Culver close behind at 92.

Dick Burrows Molly Greene Staw Kanehl George Wolf H.A. Mader Bob Jenson RK. Swenson Verne Gebhart Erna Koepke Eleanor Culver Dot Jones Anne Whipple

Homer Powder Horns 4-H Club Meets Before Fair Preparations

The Homer 4 H club met at Mrs. Charles Ramey’s home to review horse riding gear and markings and prep for the fair. Members plan fair clean up July 30 and a fun show August 1 with Western riding events. They remind members to submit project books before the fair and held a rummage sale to fund the treasury.

Homer Powder Horns Charles Ramey Ramey’s

Welcome Wagon Splash Party at Montrose Swim Club

The Medina Welcome Wagon Club hosts a splash party on Saturday August 21 at the Montrose Swim and Tennis Club on Rt 18 from 9 p.m. to midnight. Attendees may swim dance on the patio or play 50 cent miniature golf. cost is $3 per couple with BYO refreshments. Reservations due by August 16 to Mrs. Rybak or Mrs. King.

Medina Welcome Wagon Club Montrose Swim Rt. 18

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