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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
5
Nancy Ferguson a Buckeye High School student from Valley City is entered in the Miss Ohio Teen-Ager pageant July 15 at the Sheraton Dayton Hotel. She is active in clubs and plans to become an airline stewardess while supporting charitable activities.
Liverpool Lilypads report officers installed February 29 and a treasurer’s balance of $5 with dues set at $1 for the year. Next meeting scheduled March 14. Mavericks Horse and Pony Club notes February 24 meeting led by President Penny Blank. Plans include a 1972 program on tack and apparel in the show ring at the 4-H All Purpose Building April 5 open to the public.
A reader complains of a hypochondriac wife and asks if there is a Hypochondriacs Anonymous. Abby says seek a doctor for healthy people with her symptoms. Another letter asks who should pay when an escort favors a homosexual male. Abby says the one who needs the favor should pay. A third reader ponders a neighbor who keeps repainting trim. Abby humorously suggests he may just enjoy painting and fresh air.
A fragment from a humor page includes puzzles riddles and jokes. It asks why piglets eat much and features an umbrella answer plus a rhyme about feet off the floor. It also lists crossword clues and hints at a yearbook trivia feature.
A puzzle prompts readers to modify a single match arrangement to correct an incorrect equation. The first image shows the setup and the rule. The article explains how to change one match to restore a valid equality.
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