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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
7
In Brunswick the Women’s Guild of St Ambrose Church will hold Benediction and a regular meeting on Wednesday Sept 8 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker Anne White will demonstrate dipped flowers. Each attendee may buy a 50 cent kit to make two craft flowers. All women of the parish are invited.
The annual birthday picnic at Chippewa Lake moved this year to the Urmos home in Seville. Thirty nine attendees traveled from Oklahoma City to Springfield and Mansfield, joining relatives from Lodi and Seville for a Sunday gathering near August 19. The event traces back ten years to celebrate all August birthdays in the family.
Comet Temple 259 of the Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting on Wednesday September 8 at 8 p.m. in the lodge hall with birthday observances and a Chinese auction to follow. Bath Art Festival runs September 24–26 at Eastview Junior High with 250 artists displaying 3,000 works. The event hours are 6–10 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday, and noon–8 p.m. Sunday. Young Democratic Club of Medina County meets September 7 at 7 30 p.m. at 133 N Court St Medina. future events will be voted on.
Private Joseph S. Lowman completes nine weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Polk with guerrilla drills and simulated Vietnam conditions. Teammates Private John G. Montali also finishes identical training. Private John R. Paine and Private Donald R. Bates finish eight weeks of basic training at Fort Campbell. Private Paul E. Cole completes seven weeks at Fort Lee. Specialist Five Thomas L. Wilkins earns his second Army Commendation Medal in Vietnam. Private First Class Ronnie H. Swecker serves with the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg.
The Medina County Gazette announces expanded local reporting with additional city and county coverage planned, aiming to keep residents informed on community events, government actions, and local features.
A persuasive advert promotes bedroom extensions to avoid missing calls. It argues a kitchen phone is handy only when in the kitchen area and urges readers to install a bedroom extension for a few cents a day. The copy highlights multiple colors and decorator styles.
Weymouth report says James and Gary Dreibelbis are back with their parents for the first time in six years. Both served in the Air Force with Thailand assignments. James works in Panama and Midway for a civilian contractor after Thailand service, Gary served in Vietnam and Thailand and worked in Holland Omaha and California. They plan to depart for Oklahoma City with wife and 15 month old Wendy. The family plans visits with relatives as the father’s large siblings number five brothers and three sisters living nearby.
Brunswick gains general surgeon Dr. Ke Shiau Chen who will open an office in the Pearl Road Medical Arts Building in September. Born in Formosa, he trained at National Taiwan University and hospital, came to the United States in 1965, and has worked at Illinois Central Hospital, Fairview General, and Southwest General in Berea. He and his wife, residents of Valley Forge Drive, Brunswick, have four children. He previously cared for patients of Dr. Hilaire Gaudreault during August while Gaudreault served in Vietnam.
Fred Aten of Medina has been named to the Dean's List at Duke University as he begins his senior year. He has been chosen for membership in the Old Trinity Club, comprising 12 outstanding senior men on campus, and has been elected president of his fraternity for 1971-72.
Bowling Green's 1971 graduating class lists 367 degrees. Medina County entrants include Joan Abramoska of 250 Roshon Drive and Shelley Emery of 3425 Forest Lake Drive who earned BS degrees in education. Linda Reich of 4096 Greenwich Road Seville received an MA degree.
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