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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1978
Page
11
Readers share how grandfolks relax rules at the grandchildren’s homes and the trouble it causes for the parents. A 28 year old wonders if a girlfriend’s dating style and a Navy son who cried at saying goodbye reveal grownup lessons about family bonds. Abby offers light, practical counsel.
4 H clubs report recent activities Michele Carpenter and Donna Walters demonstrated at York Juno Sunny Maids meeting Lori Hartman gave a safety speech Next York Methodist Church meeting tonight Highland 4 H Boys May 12 meeting May 20 at Granger Fire Department garden work and demonstrations planned May 20 Friday gear including baseball units and bats Mothers Day cards made for May 14 Happy Helpers Lafayettes last meeting featured demonstrations and Mothers Day cards Guildford Kool Kats met at Rene Wszelaki May 12 dues to rise 10 cents per meeting Mothers Tea postponed day 4 5 p m at Lydia Hileman home.
Four Highland High School players Jerry Kolar Rod Beal Martha Landry and Debbie Myers earned invitations to a European tour with American Music Abroad a six country 23 day program. The group will perform a combined Symphony Band and Jazz Ensemble under conductors Richard Jackoboice Eugene Sharick Charles Baker and Frank A Nelson. Martha Landry and Debbie Myers had earlier honors including joining the Northwest Ohio Clinic Band and Landry earning a spot with the 1978 All Ohio Band.
The Gazette announces pickup locations in Brunswick at 4195 Manhattan Cir and Medina at 885 W Liberty St for wedding and engagement notices. Professionally taken images are accepted. polaroids not allowed. include full names and locale of attendants. weddings accepted up to six weeks after ceremony.
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