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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1972
Page
6
Dear Abby columns present two or more readers. A reader defends long family grudges citing generation gaps and nephew invitation. The second writer seeks help about a mother with offensive body odor affecting family visits and Abby advises on candid talk and care. A Burlington waitress question explains clutter preference as cozy, while a recipe-sharer and signer issue end.
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A playful exchange asks what is raised in Brazil during the rainy season and the student answers umbrellas, delivering a light joke about frequent showers in Brazilian weather.
Highland High School senior Helen Poczowtek of Hinckley won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest. She is active in Home Economics, FHA, and Drama Club. The award includes a silver chain and eligibility for state level scholarships.
Webelos Den 1 members joined a Monday trip to the Canton Football Hall of Fame and the McKinley Monument. Fred Klimo led lunch and a tour, returning with souvenirs and a snowball fight. The outing aided an activity badge as the group sold Ohio scene note paper for the treasury.
The third annual leadership conference for officers and committee members of the Ohio Association of School Librarians met March 3 5 at Atwood Lake Lodge. About 150 registered librarians from Medina City elementary schools attended sessions aims include scholarships legislation publications training and planning the next conference.
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