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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
4
A reader quiz and science explainer shows wind as air in motion driven by pressure differences. It discusses sea breezes and patterns like jet streams, tornadoes, and hurricanes, with Brenda Ellison named as the day’s winner for a question contest.
Margaret Himmel proofreader for the Gazette won two first place ribbons for color transparencies and a painting at the Akron National Association of The Deaf cultural tournament held April 22 at Firestone Park United Methodist Church. She also earned two second place ribbons for embroidery and knitting highlighting efforts to encourage handicapped talents.
Mr and Mrs John Markul celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary after 1947 marriage in St Marks Church Williamsport Pa A surprise party by family and friends featured a three tier cake. They have six children seven grandchildren and guests from out of state. He works for Case Western Reserve and she for Pearlview Nursing Home.
The scene features a joke exchange with a teacher asking for two pronouns and Bob replying Who me. Billy asks for ten cents for a crying man outside while Mom and Billy question the cause and reveal the cry stems from ice cream costing ten cents.
Dear Abby letters discuss prejudice from parents toward a different race and the remedy of education. A reader from Chicago shares marriage strain over a 50th anniversary and a separation. Major answers defend learning and note buying study aids can be acceptable if used wisely.
The Mustang 4-H Horse and Pony Club met April 27 at Tony Gedeon's with President Lynn Farnsworth calling the meeting to order. Demonstrations on horse handling were given by Charlotte Fingler while Debbi Ferrell filed notes as news reporter. Upcoming events include a May 11 meeting at Eddie Floyds and a June 21 mother’s tea and style review from 2 to 4 p.m. Safety talks were led by Suzette Raineri and Debbi.
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