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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
4
Abigail Van Buren presents readers’ questions on bridging generations, marriage, and sensitivity. A 65 year old group member compliments longhaired youths, sparking debate about genuine respect versus seeming pandering. Other letters discuss hearing, dancing, and endurance in marriage.
A feature explains sinus cavities in skull bones, their purposes, and interpretations from experts. It lists eight or more sinuses, names specific ones, and describes drainage and functions. It also notes sinusitis from colds, and offers prevention tips with simple reader riddles and a call for more audience questions and wins.
The fragment presents a playful puzzle title and a partial Q A about a command day and a pony that cannot talk. It lacks clear entities or events to form a full news item.
A May 19 to 21 festival at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster features Ohio craftsmen and a Kalico Kitchen with more than 200 Amish and Mennonite quilts on display. The Wooster Women's League sponsors the event, with weaving carving stained glass and other crafts listed plus a box lunch picnic planned for June 11 to Stark County Historical Center.
The York Junior High Modellettes met at York School at 7 pm with safety talks by Kathy Lerner Jane Jaquays Cindy Walke Juanita Smith Mary Paul and Janice Jaquays. Contestants for the County safety talk contest May 17 are Ann Hawley Lynn Kimble Cindy Walke Janice Jaquays and Mary Paul. A cooking demo was given by Ann Hawley and Rita Jones. The group planted two trees on April 22 and will present a singing program for the County Home on May 11. The next meeting is May 25 at York Methodist Church.
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