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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
7
The letters reveal concerns about an elderly man dating widows while his wife travels for graduation, a rebuke about age assumptions, and a distressed 12 year old girl recounting years of hardship under a guardian who kept her from school. Abby’s responses address safety and boundaries.
A jumble of readers’ questions covers family strife, parenting, and etiquette. Abby advises readers on handling a dying mother’s care, choosing guardians wisely, and avoiding being treated poorly. A helpful donor story adds warmth, while a single by choice quip ends with Abby’s address for personal replies.
Apple sauce serves as a base for several dip ideas to accompany cookies. Variations include whipped, creamy, hot cinnamon, apple glasses, and apple honey coconut dips with simple mixing and simmering steps.
Activity notes recount Medina County 4H Handy Helpers cooking at Hinckley Park Whips Ledges and planning June demonstrations. Liverpool Jr Miss Americas details June 16 21 30 and July 12 13 events with demonstrations project judging rest home visit fair preparations and awards announcements for local and state groups. Members include Marlene Benisek Joann Schneider Debbie Carter and others with Mrs Klayko and Mrs Towslee as advisors.
Zinc galvanized outdoor incinerators are praised as durable rubbish cans because water does not collect at the bottom, preventing rust and extending life.
Miss Cheryl Ann Schmelzer and Larry S. Kiszczak wed at White River Lutheran Mission Church Arizona. Bride, daughter of Robert and (deceased?) Schmelzer of Medina, wore empire waisted shantan lace gown and daisies. Attendants included Jill Kroloff and Kathy Schmelzer. Groom, son of Theodore Kiszczak of Maricopa, is a Lake Havasu City teacher. both pursued graduate study at Northern University of Arizona and plan to teach in Lake Havasu City next fall.
Claims by a Colorado physician formed the basis of a chemical food action diet for the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team. The ad asserts 20 pounds lost in 14 days with no starvation and easy use, urging readers to order for $2 plus rush service.
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