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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
3
Medina hearing features nine member panel from law enforcement parolees inmates and staff presenting the Seventh Step Foundation aims to reintegrate ex convicts juvenile delinquents and potential offenders. Domer notes employment is the top need and community involvement vital to success.
Medina Medina High School graduates from the class of 1962 plan a 10th reunion. They seek current addresses for Penny Tench Pat Taylor Ray Moore Ann Weirs Terry Mehle Bill Beck Al Farris Barb Lewis Mary Jane Smith Ellen Washburn Dan Hopp Leo Rebecca Thompson Karen Rupert James McClain. Renee Farnsworth can be reached at 723-7288 with updates.
In Lodi Elementary School, 4th graders under Mrs. Elva Dunham planned a doll festival inspired by a Jack and Jill Magazine article. Students gathered 123 dolls from around the world, invited younger classes, created kimono costumes and fish kite decorations, and tied the event to language arts and current events.
A lighthearted tale by Ted Graham about buying a new Zoomer, enduring a string of breakdowns from a fallen drive shaft to flare of generator light, and tow and repairs. The narrator, enamored with sports cars, endures costly misadventures while clinging to optimism and groovy vibes.
Chatham Veterans of Foreign Wars opens a weekend pancake house in March from noon to 6 pm Saturdays and 9 am to 6 pm Sundays. Visitors watch sap boil into syrup and can buy syrup, maple candy and creams. Field trips for students planned. reservations via Mrs. Robert Aungst Rt. 1 Spencer or 667-2873.
Earl Bryson, former manager of the Fish House on Route 42, was found not guilty by a nine man three woman jury of embezzling more than 60 dollars. The defense argued Bryson was a business partner who had not been paid, while the prosecution claimed he took 150 dollars as past wages. Judge Windsor E Kellogg presided as trial began Tuesday.
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