Recall essential dog show winners in 4 H FFA event
By Cheryl Gesche Medina recall determined the winners in the 4 H FFA dog show with a focus on listening over memorization. The event featured sit stay heal and basic discipline as top winners advanced to state competition with Frank Muhl and Rosie Muhl taking Sub Novice honors and high point trophies across nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Gesche
Medina
Frank Muhl
Seville Rd
Rosie
Frank
Lee Ann Sega
Mary Beth Haber
Christy Wise
Colleen Spangler
Future Farmers of America
Rosie Muhl
Wadsworth
Gazette
Cheryl Geschke
Pritchard Leads Low Gross at Rawiga Ladies Day
Jeanne Pritchard, a Rawiga member, posted 83 to win low gross in the ladies guest day. Guests from Wooster and Orrville competed, with Mary Zupec taking low net and Mitzi Saunders guest honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Pritchard
Rawiga
Seville
Medina
Rawiga Country Club
Wooster Country Club
Julie Fe
Orrville
Mary Zupec
Mitzi Saunders
L. Watson
Grace Hofacre
F. Rice
Pritchard
Blood Sugar Screening and Dog Club Events
The American Diabetes Association Akron Area Affiliate and Kiwanis Club offer blood sugar screening from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Click 53 store, 2420 Wedgewood Rd., and at the affiliate office, 225 W. Exchange St., Thursday same hours. The McKinley Kennel Club puppy match and obedience trial begins at 11 a.m. at Stark County grounds with trophies, ribbons, and rosettes. free admission and food available. Also noted is the Marietta Arts and Crafts event, Indian Summer Arts and Crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Diabetes Association
Akron Area
Kiwanis Club
Click 53
Wedgewood Rd
W. Exchange St
Dean List and Commission News From Local Universities
Michele M. Keating and David Lucas of Medina were named to the University of Cincinnati spring Dean's List. Joseph Pischieri of Hinckley, a health and physical education graduate, was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve at Akron, with 13 weeks of training at Tyndall AFB. A regional festival runs Sept 22–24 at the Washington County fairgrounds in Marietta, with about 100000 brochures. Medina Writers Club meets Aug 21 at 7 30 p m at Franklin Sylvester Library. Liverpool Township Historical Society meets 8 p m Monday at The Depot to discuss early Valley City Street Fairs. The Depot Museum will be open 1–5 p m Sunday at Rt 252 and Center Road.
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University OF Cincinnati
Michele M. Keating
Gordon Keating
Medina
David Lucas
Joseph Pischieri
Center Rd
Hinckley
U.S. Air Force Reserve
University of Akron
Tyndell Air Force Base
Fla
Washington County Fairgrounds
Marietta
Arthur Howard Winer
ISF
Medina County
Writers’ Club
Franklin Sylvester
Liverpool Twp. Historical Society
Liverpool Two. Historical Society
Liverpool Depot
Liverpool Two Historical Society
Depot
Rt. 252
Center Road
Fair home economics exhibits show improved quality
Rosalyn Callahan, Brunswick High School home economics teacher, notes fewer but higher quality entries at the Medina fair. Buckeye led with 303 projects from 97 exhibitors. Brunswick had 105 projects from 35 entrants, and MEDINA High School entered 61 projects from 36 students. Prize money totaled 1401 across seven categories. 375 first places were awarded, with 173 second prizes and 36 third places.
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Medina
Rosalyn Callahan
Brunswick High School
Buckeye
Brunswick
Medina High School
Black River
Cloverleaf
Highland
Wadsworth
Callahan
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Jim Bryant
Rustic Hills Country Club
Debbie Chantler
Pat Achtler
Konvoy
Chris Legett
Jamie Lewis
Snoopy
Rose Muhl
Wadsworth Rangetrotters
Joe Brown
Gerri Clayton
K-9
Carmel Janota
Quadrigas
Jane
Kim Hancock
Jean Miracle
Mutts
Laura Sega
Becky Ware
New Breed
Patricia Johnson
Sharon Just-a-Meres
Stacy Sanford
Marge Keller
Kim Watkins
Ruth Madigan
Patti Krusman
Barb Johnson
Bobbie Earl
Pat Cliders
Ruth Ramseyer
Sue Clarke
Lollie Stringfellow
McKinley Kennel Club
AKC
Stark County Grounds
Campus News
S. Court
Orig
MOURS
Medina-Brunswick
Macgregor Supply Company
Pearl Road
Monthru Thurs
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