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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
7
A column questions the clash of old advice with new airport practices requiring trained staff to rummage through purses totes and attache cases. The author ponders the psychology roles and practical consequences for inspectors and travelers amid evolving security routines.
Lloyd and Dorothy Burgdorfer of Medina marked their 25th anniversary with an open house hosted by sons William Harold and Stephen. The couple wed in Seneca Pennsylvania on June 7 1947, with Ohio and Pennsylvania relatives attending.
Garden Club members plan a flower show at the end of August inviting public participation. The event starts August 26 with judging and continues August 27 from 2 to 8 p.m. for display of winning arrangements.
Cedarville College awarded B A to Ted Northey son of J H Northey of 6111 W Smith Rd Medina graduation held at Battelle Auditorium Columbus. Sharon Motz daughter of Armand Motz of 4085 E Smith Rd Medina graduated from Riverside White Cross Methodist Hospital and will join Cleveland Clinic staff August 7.
Mary Dias, 21, who spent four years on hard drugs, visits Honolulu classrooms to recount her experiences with barbiturates, uppers, downers, heroin, cocaine, glue and mescaline. She explains effects and risks, urges early talks with kids, and notes signs of drug use to parents and teachers.
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples from Wadsworth Medina Brunswick and nearby towns. Names include Virgil A. Baker and Judith J. Young. Jon A. Buckholdt and Elsie M. Mason. Robert W. Kelly and Rebecca Newberry. Gary L. Holloway and Sandra A. Mellett. Jack H. Ringstmeier and Joyce L. Macklin. and others with ages and occupations.
The next meeting is set for Monday July 24 at 7 30 p m at the Fairgrounds to discuss fair activities and assign milk shake booth duties. Clean-up days are July 28 at 9 30 a m with lunch provided.
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