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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1978
Page
2
An overcast afternoon with mid 70s highs gives way to a cooler night in the mid 50s. Friday should be sunny and mild with highs near 75, and the chance of rain remains at 40 percent today, dropping to 10 percent tonight and Friday.
The Ohio extended forecast calls for a fair Saturday and Sunday with showers likely on Monday. Daytime highs reach the mid to upper 70s Saturday and the low to mid 80s Sunday and Monday, with cool nights in the 60s. Winds shift from west to northwest today and north tonight, and record values include a high of 97 set in 1944 and a low of 50 in 1962.
On day two of the Medina County Fair 4 H Horse and Pony Show judge Dale Wilson announced winners across 19 classes. Wednesday’s victors include Harry Towell Bravados in Western Horsemanship age 11 and Toni Sandridge Mavericks age 12.
Winners announced at Medina County Fair shows across small animals cattle including Rabbits I II III, Grand Champion Jamie Lewis Snoopy's Pals. Other top finishers include Vernon Brandt Brunswick, Jeff Winters Wadsworth Jr Farmers, Debby Sawyer Wadsworth Jolly Workers, Kathy Wise Brunswick Saddliers, Susan Hershberger Wadsworth Country Bumpkins, Jamie Lewis again in Pocket Pets and various Western Showmanship and horsemanship events.
BRUNSWICK PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES hosts a Saturday 9 30 a m swim meet between Old Mill and Heritage Park teams. Admission 50 cents at the Presidential Estates pool. Refreshments provided. MEDINA Board of Education holds a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Administration Office 120 W Washington St WESTFIELD TWP Westfield Center Board of Architectural Review meets Monday at 4 30 p m in Village Hall.
Brunswick area kindergartners will be screened for speech hearing and language problems this month. Speech pathologists will test at Hickory Ridge on Aug. 23 Kidder on Aug. 24 Memorial School students at Kidder on Aug. 25 Towslee on Aug. 28 Crestview on Aug. 29 and Applewood on Aug. 30. Last names A through M go 8:30 to 11 a.m. N to Z 12:30 to 3 p.m.
The Gazette reports on the Medina County Fair with bylines listing Julie Carver Cheryl Geschke and Linda Reischuck as contributors to the fair coverage.
Police alerted after a group of about ten women dressed in gypsy attire allegedly caused a disturbance in the Country Counter on Pearl Road and stole about 4500 from the office cash drawer. Witnesses describe dancing in aisles and distracting staff as four women watched the office and the group fled in two cars a blue Nova and a green Buick. Suspects were seen earlier in Brecksville and North Royalton.
Developer Howard Bell outlined Myrtle Hill Road plans on 28.5 acres formerly owned by the Hasel family. Trustees heard zoning requests for a Sleepy Hollow Road parcel split and noted three variance requests by the Zoning Board of Appeals for tonight’s 8 p.m. meeting.
Public notices show Brunswick Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p m in city hall Medina County Board of Elections at 4 p m in County Administration Building Hinckley Twp Zoning Board at 8 p m in township hall Medina Planning and Zoning Commission at 7 30 p m in city hall Friday Liverpool Twp Zoning Board of Appeals at 8 p m in township office building
Brunswick Hills Township trustees approve rezoning 150 acres from industrial to residential at a special meeting. Bishop Realty plans three homes per acre at Rt 303 and Substation Road. The panel also adopts HUD compliant senior housing rules and votes Aug 16 on larger single family home square footage. They were informed by Rep Donald Pease that the township’s $157,000 fire station grant was denied.
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