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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1972
Page
7
A wife urges permanent sterilization for her husband while a doctor explains that vasectomy may be permanent and sperm storage is experimental. Discussion covers reversible options, frozen semen viability, and a proposed adjustable valve in the sperm ducts. A separate health promo urges breast cancer screening.
Former Miss Jane E Dickinson and Ronald J Cyran wed at St Francis Xavier with Fr Dennis Tomczyk officiating. The couple, whose families live in Medina and Lorain, plan to reside in Amherst after a ceremony in which the bride wore a white cotton lace empire gown.
Ruth Regina, Miami Beach makeup artist, ensures Democrats on stage and TV look natural under harsh lights. She trims features with cream finishes and powder, shading chins and bags, while avoiding overdone tricks for political figures and show business guests. She has credits with Jackie Gleason, Miss Universe, and both conventions.
Evelyn Barber of Knowlesville New York, a widowed mother of eight, was chosen Parent of the Year by Parents Without Partners from 20 finalists in the United States and Canada. She works at Fisher-Price in Medina and runs a 112 acre farm while guiding her children in 4 H Boy Scouts Brownies Girl Scouts Little League and Future Farmers of America.
Miss Susan M. Beecher plans a September wedding to Mr. John H. Petre III of Erie. Both graduates of Westminster College, they teach and study in Ohio and attend Elmwood Avenue United Presbyterian Church in Erie. The couple, members of Kappa Mu Epsilon and Who’s Who lists, were part of a PWP SPOTY Award event in Toronto.
The Attic Shop sponsored by York Methodist UMW opens Friday July 21 at the corner of St Rt 18 and Columbia Rd from 10 am to 5 pm with proceeds aiding United Methodist Women projects. It reopens August 11 and 25 offering clothing for men women and children.
Ontario operates sixteen fish hatcheries that welcome visitors daily with free admission. Guided tours are common, explaining fish rearing from eggs to maturity, with popular sites at Chatsworth Normandale North Bay and Tarentorus near Sault Ste. Marie.
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