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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
7
A caller asks how to handle wealthy, famous clients who offer secondhand items instead of cash for services, and Abby advises insisting on cash. Another letter from Dr. Edward Cardwell argues note selling aids learning, prompting Abby’s lighthearted response granting a playful rebuke with “Ten whacks.”
A widow asks when to remove her wedding ring after her husband’s death and how to avoid being mistaken for a divorcee. Abby replies to embrace widow status to attract new partners if desired. A second reader nearing 77 asks how to invite guests to a college graduation without gifts. Abby suggests adding No gifts please but warns some may ignore it.
Anthony G Bruno, Medina Senior High School senior and class vice president, is among Medina County students selected by Ohio Department of Education to attend the All-Ohio Vocational Youth Conference at Camp Muskingum Carrollton July 21. Sixty members from FFA FHA VICA OCEA and DECA participate in leadership programs with funded expenses.
At First Christian Church in Brunswick Scout Pack 3516 held its June meeting. Cub Master George Lemmerman awarded Wolf Robert Mizerik and Bear Scouts Robert Hay Scott Robinson Mark Jarrell Scott Garrett Russell Tomer plus Gold Silver and Webelos awards to several boys. Webelos graduates included Scott Robinson Robert Hay Mark Jarrell Scott Garrett Russell Tomer and Tim Roschivel. The group opened with flag ceremony and received a Parent Participating Trophy. Doris Bailey was thanked for retiring as den mother and Mrs Lawson will take over.
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