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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
6
Medina County Gazette reports 177 scouters attended Girl Scout Day Camp at Hidden Hollow in Lodi. Seven Cloverleaf area units picked a state, made flags, and learned state histories. Activities included cookouts, campfire skits, overnight primitive camping for juniors, and daily outdoor cooking with foil dinners and stews.
Engaged are Dixie Briscoe of Kentucky and David Robinson son of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Robinson of Medina. They plan to marry July 19 at the Duncan Memorial Chapel Crestwood Kentucky with Rev Don Buchold officiating. Robinson is a 1966 Medina High School and 1970 Ohio University graduate and a WAVE TV Louisville news anchor.
The article traces kitchen evolution from Victorian days with three fireplaces and earth floors to modern times. It notes the 1893 introduction of the electric cooker and the rise of electricity in kitchens. Today many appliances come in decorator colors, with design shaping consumer choices as much as function.
The IWY Conference in Mexico City June 19 to July 2 gathers 3000 women and men from 140 countries to press governments for equality and women's participation in development and peace. Debates center on Western versus third world priorities, with figures like Justice Annie Jiagge and Merle Goldberg warning of wealth gaps and resource hunger shaping results.
Entomologists urge removing breeding places around the home by keeping garbage cans lid tight, cleaning pet droppings, and not leaving spoiled food exposed. Double protection comes from well fitting screens and sprayed cans, while pyrethrum sprays help kill flying insects and reduce disease risk.
The Seville Bicentennial Committee announces a large Fourth of July parade starting at 6 p.m. free entertainment and refreshments will be provided. The parade forms at Seville United Methodist Church with a square dance in the triangle parking lot across from Swaglers Dry Cleaners. Call Mary Huffman or Carol Pamer for entry details.
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