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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1972
Page
9
A collection of Abby advice items on dentures at 44, a nursing mother at dinner, a difficult mother in law, handling questions about fertility, and adopting a baby with a response urging tact. The column guides readers on privacy, manners, and communication in sensitive family situations.
ENA WOMEN'S VIEW That cool pool invites but can be a death trap experts warn drownings are rising as July peaks. Life preservers missing by boaters many can't swim well Metropolitan Life notes most victims under 25 and 85 percent male. Also tips on safe swimming and outdoor decorating ideas from Container Gardening Outdoors by George Taloumis.
Roberta Miller became the bride of Henry E. Melton III in a July 21 double ring ceremony at Mt. Auburn United Methodist Church in Cincinnati. The couple plan to honeymoon in Bermuda and later move to Beckley to join Melton Mortuary Inc.
A traditional cheese cake flavored with poppy seeds is mixed with cream cheese eggs sour cream and vanilla. The cake bakes in a water bath at 325 F for about 75 minutes then cools gradually in the oven before serving dusted with confectioners sugar.
Duplicate bridge club results from Medina with two sessions on July 22 and July 26, 1972. July 22 featured 9 tables with Mitchell movement and top North South pairs Betty Kraver with Ann Whipple and Helen Bates with Ken Bates. East West winners Mille Adams with Doris Rice and Mary Conlon with Red Conlon. July 26 offered 314 tables with Howell movement and top North South Mille Adams with Mary Jo Wolf and East West Carol Toth with Helen Bates scoring 30 percent.
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