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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
7
First of the Season offers Father’s Day grilling advice with charcoal tips and a menu of spiced honey barbecued chicken and corn on the cob. The piece guides lighting, heat testing, and cooking times for chicken and corn, plus a simple sauce and serving suggestions.
Leningrad blends Western flair with Soviet history as Peter the Great opened the city to Europe. The Hermitage hosts vast works, 16 million annual visitors, and a notable loan exchange with the Met. Blue jeans and miniskirts appear popular, and a traveler notes denim demand outstrips supply as a conclusion that blue jeans may outshine diplomats.
Retrospective on fire fighting through the horse drawn era. The piece recalls hand pumped pumps, central fire alerts, bells instead of sirens, and the excitement of boys chasing fire engines as steam driven hoses battled blazes. It contrasts romance with modern efficiency.
Mrs Edward Albright of Spencer was named TOPS Queen at the Heart of Ohio Area Recognition banquet in Ashland. Medina Honey Bee CB Club sets June 14 at Cactus Steak House with a door prize 23 channel mobil radio. Chippewa on the Lake Garden Club tours Wooster Research Center June 10. D A R James Fowler Chapter Picnic June 12 at Walters Lake includes installation of officers and program The Story of American Flags by John Romine. Hostesses listed.
The Lilies of the Valley Kings Daughters entertained Medina County Home residents with a sing along and homemade pie. On June 12 the group plans dinner and return to Sandy Beyers to elect officers.
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