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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
7
A humorous tale follows Sam the Ram as he travels with owner Diane Gajoch to the Medina County Fair. Buck the Duck quips about his attire and indecent exposure while Sam boasts of owning a girl and enjoying a fair parade. The scene moves toward the fair as Buck rants, driving off toward the maternity ward.
A collage of Dear Abby questions covers films with X and R ratings, uninvited grandparents, neglectful grown children, parenting remarks on infant obesity, and a political registration prompt. The tone remains practical, urging communication, patience, and personal responsibility.
Westfield Area 4-H members held grooming and horse care demonstrations by Scott Evilsizer, Marty Evilsizer, Vickie Salmons, and Treaca Collins. The June 13 meeting will visit Amish blacksmith and harness shops, depart Stop-n-Go at 10 a.m., stop to swim, lunch provided, call coordinators by the 12th if unable to attend.
The Valley City Garden Club meets Monday June 19 at 8 p.m. in the Valley City Community Room. A four member panel will answer questions on annuals perennials roses trees shrubs iris mulches and fertilizers led by Donna Scott Rose Sladek Barbara Hultzman and Joyce Smith. Rose Sladek offers the Crescent arrangement as the month’s feature with hostesses Alice Dallas and Lillian Saniak assisting.
This and That True Blue Club meets tonight in the home of Betty Anderson at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy Scanlon is hostess. Miss Marcia Welty, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R E Welty Medina, will marry Dr. Michael Zimmer this coming Saturday. A bridal shower will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. O G Austin. Hostesses include Mrs. O G Austin Mrs John Austin Mrs William Dwyer and Mrs. E A Kuehn.
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