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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
6
Entry deadline for the junior division at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus is July 15. The fair runs August 21 to September 1 and features livestock exhibits and sales plus 17 youth organization displays in the Lausche Building and Rhodes Youth Center.
Governor James A. Rhodes starts his tenure in January at the Ohio Statehouse. The prior Gilligan administration left a Williamsburg style refurbished executive suite and cabinet room modeled after the 1861 original, created with the help of the Ohio Commodores a 300 member professional group.
Ohio workmen removed a century of paint and dust from the Statehouse complex once gifted to Ohio by Gilligan in 1973. The project cost 60 000 dollars and altered a famed hall and rugs while preserving some artworks. Rhodes plans partitioned offices and whitewashed arches.History notes the lost “Early Bus Station” effect and warns future renovations avoid erasing a significant colonial gift to the people of Ohio.
The second annual Firecracker 26.5 mile bicycle race and tour is set for July 4 with five classes and prizes. Registration opens at Letha House Park in Chatham Township and ends July 3. day of race registration runs 7 to 7 45 a.m. Youth and age categories depart at set times, with leisure class options and a special oldest finisher trophy.
A note on the origins of poetry describes rhythmic dances and chants before words, the drum and incantations to gods, and how rhythms in nature inspired early poets. It traces the move from chants to recorded verses and the role of poet priests across cultures.
The box hints at balance and wordplay. the jokes include a face to face mirror line a chimney line about smoking and a monkey line about bananas. The note invites readers to send riddles and jokes and announces a winner from Edmonton Canada.
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