Knights of Columbus Kickoff Dinner Plans Fundraiser Ball
Medina chapter KNights of Columbus plans a January 29 dinner at City Squire Restaurant to kick off an April ball at Chippewa Lake Park. Proceeds benefit Medina County Society for Handicapped Children with Camp Paradise funding. Dennis McMannamon to be honored Knight of the Year.
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Knights of Columbus
Medina
Chippewa Lake Park
Medina County Society For Handicapped Children
Camp Paradise
Brunswick
Wadsworth
City Squire
Lafayette Road
Dennis McMannamon
Med Art League Meeting Moves to Old Phoenix Bank Medina
Medina County Art League meeting shifted from Nichols Community Room to the Old Phoenix Bank in Medina. Tonight at 7 30 p m the gathering proceeds with details and contact 723 6621.
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Medina County Art League
Nichols Community
Phoenix Bank
Medina
Hinckley
Bride-Elect Eva Cikunczuk to Wed PFC Robert Snyder
Brunswick couple announces the engagement of Eva Cikunczuk to PFC Robert Snyder. The May 13 wedding is planned at St Ambrose Church Brunswick with Father Hilbert officiating at 10 a.m. Eva is Brunswick High School graduate and Medina Community Hospital employee.
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Steve Cikunczuk
Grafton Road
Brunswick
Eva
Robert Snyder
Ted Snyder
West Salem
St. Ambrose Church
Hilbert
Brunswick High School
Medina Community Hospital
YWCA Opens Eight Week Healthful Living Course
The YWCA will start an eight week session on healthful living focusing on diet organic gardening and cooking and exercise beginning Tuesday January 25. Topics include sugar flour fats supermarket foods organic beauty and weight control taught by Mrs Elizabeth Whittington who holds degrees in history government and a master's in philosophy.
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Department Ywca
Elizabeth Whittington
Community groups schedule meetings and events
The Chippewa Lake Grandmothers Club hosts a 7 30 p m meeting at Mrs Josephine Pariano s home with a Rubbermaid party on the agenda Comet Temple 259 Pythian Sisters meets Wednesday Jan 26 at 8 p m in the Lodge Hall with Reobligations Observances The YWCA area offers art and 4 H activities including courses at Zarney Graphic Artists starting Jan 31 and enrollment details by phone The Tailwaggers 4 H Club in Brunswick edits its constitution and plans for Feb 9 meeting Westfield Winsome Wrens discuss next year projects and poster campaigns The Bonnie Barton program committee meets Jan 31 at Moldenke s to plan this year s activities Dues rise to 1 00 due at April meeting and 10 cents increment thereafter Donations to the Ohio National 4 H Foundation rise toward a 3500 goal Refreshments and meetings dates are noted for February and April planning period
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Chippewa Lake Grandmothers Club
Josephine Pariano
Heatherhedge Drive
Comet Temple
Pythian Sisters
Snake venom blocking operation developed at Utah zoos
Researchers from the University of Utah Veterans Administration Hospital and a zoo created a surgical procedure on a snake venom duct that prevents venom delivery, allowing zoo keepers to handle deadly snakes without fear of a lethal bite.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
University of Utah
Veterans Administration
10 Man Answers Newsday 90 NBC Nightly News Laugh In
A brief round up notes appearances by the 10 Man Answers crew on Newsday and NBC Nightly News. It mentions a Laugh In segment bridging pop culture humor with current events. No conflicts or dates specified. The item highlights media exposure for the group.
Interior designer tests luxury yachts for a living
Mary W. Reed of High Point North Carolina designs interiors for yachts ranging from 31 to 70 feet and works on the largest show yacht a 42 foot Hatteras sedan cruiser priced at 114100. She says clients are doctors lawyers or newly rich and that buyers seek enjoyment rather than status. Reed travels with clients sometimes bringing their decorators to tailor the look.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Mary W. Reed
Reed
High Point
N.C
Cleanliness Bureau Advises Kitchen and Home Care Steps
The bureau recommends washing refrigerator crisper drawers with soap and water each time new edibles are added and cleaning leather furniture with soap and water followed by a fine furniture cream to maintain cleanliness.
Fondue Dip With Milk Chocolate and Lady Fingers
Melt half and half with corn syrup in a fondue pot. Stir in milk chocolate pieces until smooth, then blend in vanilla. Dip split lady fingers into chocolate and roll in nuts or coconut or sprinkles. Yield about 1 percent cups.
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Doris Abeling
Akron Art Institute
Dorothy Kierstead
Medina County Creative Arts League
American Legion Hall
Northern Ohio
Hilton West
Akron
Jean Garbarino
Ray Grams
Medina Band Parents Association
Medina High School
Eva Cikunczuk
Alfred Stoubek
Mattingly
The
Gazette
ART News
Rembrandt
Zarney Graphic Artists Studio
Tailwaggers
Medina County
Wrens
Westfield 4-H Club
Fred Moldenke
Joyce
Betty Seiberling
Bonnie Barton
Moldenke’s
Ohio National 4-H Foundation
Joyce Lambert
Pin
Diana Miller
Bonnieacobs
Marcia Kelling
Beth Carey
NBC
Cleveland
Newsday 90
NBC Nightly News
Simon Locke
WEWS
ABC
Jeannie
News Tonight Show
Dick Cavett
Ces
Merv Griffin
City Camera News
Wank
ABC Akron
Lucy Doris Day
Death Valley
Wilbur Brothers
WUAB
United Artists Lorain
Batman Flipper
Petticoat Junction
Gilligan's Island
Green Acres
Wild
Three Stooges
Kaiser Cleveland
Dick van Dyke
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Hollywood Squares
Dinah
Doctors
Another World
Somerset
Jesse Gill
Alan Douglas
Password
Andy Griffith
Lucy
Captain Kangaroo
Edge of Night
Phil Donahue
Bewitched Newswatch
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Big Valley
Adventure Road
Pyle Merv Griffin
Jack LaLanne
Alice Weston Tenn
Tuxedo
Bugs & Frick
Blackmoor Castle
Superman Marine Boy
Flipper
Huck Hound
Alvin Show
Yogi Bear
Newsroom
Jack la Lanne Kimba
Eaile Gorilla
Decorama
Clara Watson
Cora
Carpet Carousel Inc
Wooster Street
Lodi
Shirley
Pocta
Valley City
Onsban
Weymouth
Medina Theatre
Switzerland
West
Lafayette
P.O. Box
Bankamericard
Bill Sez
Ancient
Rome
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