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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
5
Question submissions to Tell Me Why via this paper include name age address and zip code. Today's winner is Laurie Spaniol, 9, San Diego California. The article explains how common salt forms from sodium and chlorine and how it is mined or extracted from brine and sea sources through evaporation and heating.
Mary Anne Ault and Ralph Edward Burge were married in a double ring ceremony at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church on Saturday July 3. The event drew about 300 guests with family members serving as attendants and hosts.
The True Blue Club hosts a picnic supper Tuesday July 13 at JoAnn Jenny's home on Abbeyville Road. Brunswick Garden Club meets Tuesday July 13 at 10 am in First Christian Church Center Road Brunswick with Arm Chair Journey theme and color slide program. hostesses are Mrs Harry Ruf Miss Ellen Gibbs and Mrs Arthur Heupel.
A playful exchange features a fortune teller joking happiness lies under H in the dictionary. A hunter and partner debate tracking a lion's path and its origin as a humorous riddle unfolds.
A puzzle shows an incorrect eleven plus one equals ten. By walking around to view the table upside down, the equation appears correct. The note invites readers to send riddles and jokes and lists Barbara Barry of Tonawanda, N.Y. as today’s winner.
Tips say dust with powdered sugar to keep dough tender instead of flour. Roll out lightly then cut scraps by first slicing rolled dough into strips and then into diamonds to minimize rerolling.
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