Medina County YMCA YWCA Unveils Indoor Pool With Free Intro Swims
The Medina County YMCA YWCA Center at Weymouth Medina opens an indoor pool with two weeks of free community swims for nonmembers ending April 3. Pricing for ages 9 to 17 is 50 cents and adults 75 cents per swim. Full membership dues announced: $5 for adults, $3 for teens, $2 for children under 12. Babysitting available at YW House during select morning hours. Complete schedules at executive offices.
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Medina County
Ymca-Ywca Center
Weymouth
Medina
Jack Stands
Alice Kramer
YMCA
YWCA
YW House
E. Washington, St
Ymca-Ywca
Interesting USDA statistics spark local planning interests
The article notes 40 million Americans benefit from federal food programs and highlights 25 million school children in lunch programs with 8 million on free or reduced price meals. It mentions 11.1 million in food stamps and 3.6 million receiving donated foods, prompting local questions about USDA services and land buyers in Medina County.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Department
Medina
Medina County
Glen Fuller
Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Service
Does Your Dress Fit Armholes Right
A dress not worn may be due to armhole fit. Mrs. Orena Haynes of Ohio State University advises checking for ride-up when arms are raised, wrinkles at sleeve joins, and overall sleeve set. Suggests higher smaller armhole or pattern alterations to restore comfort.
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Columbus
Orena Haynes
Ohio State University
Record Your Social Security Claim Number Promptly
Marlene Moleski Akron SSA district manager urges beneficiaries to keep a claim number record. With 27 million recipients, the nine digit number plus letters identifies the correct file and appears on checks Medicare cards and SSA correspondence. Use it in letters and calls to ensure prompt action.
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Marlene M. Moleski
Akron
Miss Moleski
Social Security Administration
Eleven Point Checklist For Young Job Seekers
A Medina Army Recruiting Office guide outlines benefits: pay up to 311 monthly, 30 days vacation annually, employer paid education. clothing and cost of living allowances. free medical care for self and family. company stores to cut expenses up to 30 percent. leisure facilities. unlimited sick leave. and a retirement plan.
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SSG
Jerry Thornton
SFC
Ray Horsley
Medina Army
Army job offer guide promises generous retirement and relocation benefits
A historical employment guide outlines 11 points for prospective employers including retirement pay from 20 years and up to 75 percent after 30 years, tax free retirement on medical retirement, relocation expenses, dependent travel, bonuses up to 10000, and training. It urges readers to inquire about offers and visit 43 Public Square Medina or call 725 5383.
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U.S
Free
U.S. Army
Public Square
Medina
Hinckley Garden Club Meeting Set for March 21
Hinckley Garden Club will meet March 21 at the Town Hall at noon. Hostesses are Mrs. Ruby Wesebaum and Mrs. Maude Case. Helen Wille leads the program. Members should wear green or pay a 25 cent fine. Chaplain is Mrs. Betsy Becker and Meditation Leader is Marguerite Johnson. Roll call asks for a proverb.
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Granger
Hinckley Garden Club
Ruby Wesebaum
Maude Case
Betsy Becker
Marguerite Johnson
Helen Wille
Errors in medical deductions may cut refunds
Taxpayers face higher taxes or reduced refunds due to mistakes in deducting medical expenses on 1971 returns. District Director Tarbett urges reading Form 1040 instructions, noting errors include deducting drug costs above one percent of adjusted gross income and misreporting medical insurance premiums under the three percent rule.
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F.S. Turbett, Jr
Internal Revenue
Northern
Ohio
Tarbett
Turbett
Buckeye High Receives Krecker Award for Science Program
Buckeye High School earns the Frederick H. Krecker Award for top quality science education. Dr. Milton P. Puterbaugh presents to Earth science and chemistry teacher Robert Leget, with students Bob Ferry, Ken Wolff, Jim Jarosimek and Al Beshire attending on Ashland College campus. The prize includes a plaque and a $250 grant. twelve awards total $3,000 nationwide.
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Ashland
Frederick H. Krecker
Buckeye High School
Medina
Milton P. Puterbaugh
Division of Sciences
Ashland College
Puterbaugh
Robert Leget
Leget
Bob Ferry
Ken Wolff
Jim Jarosimek
al Beshire
Ohio Academy of Science
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