Medina County Hits Black For First Time In 27 Months
Medina County’s general fund is in the black as of January 1 1972 with a balance of 42723 dollars. Officials credit the half percent county piggyback sales tax and interdepartmental cooperation as the fund turned around from deficits tied to the new courthouse project. The 1972 appropriations total 2390531 dollars with expected income of 2394141 dollars and include a 5 percent average pay raise. The sheriff’s department receives 296000 dollars, funding six new cruisers and three EEA hires whose salaries may shift if federal refunds fail.
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Doris Kilbane Medina
County General Fund
Sheriff’s Department
Board of Elections
Frank Kraus
Cole-Sayer-Trumbull
Common Pleas
Metropolitan Parks Board
Granger Township appoints new chair and reports 1971 finances
Bob Williams was re elected chairman as trustees Willis Stoll and Robert Williams remained in place. Neal Sylvester was sworn in as trustee. Zoning Inspector Leslie Nash reported a 50 percent rise in fee paying permits in 1971, with specific appropriations listed including county treasurer 107,360 and coroner 12,640.
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Carol Kraus
Neal Sylvester
Granger Township
Willis Stoll
Robert Williams
Leslie W. Nash
Granger
Nash
Recorders Office
Common Pleas Courts
Ohio Supreme Court
Automatic Data Processing Board
Brunswick swearing in of city officials marked by cooperation
Edward's School north house auditorium hosted the official oath ceremonies for Brunswick officials. Mayor Charles O'Malley, Solicitor Douglas Burns, Council President Patrick Coughlin, and seven council members were sworn in as Judge John G. Patton and Judge Dennis Darnley administered the oaths. O'Malley praised cooperation and predicted four of Brunswick's best years, while Patton lauded Coughlin and the new leadership for moving the city forward.
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Brunswick
Edward’s School
North House
Brunswick City
Medina County
Dennis Darnley
Douglas Burns
Cuyahoga County
William Gabriel
Phillip Grassa
Paul Delaney
Ward
William English
Drury McClung
William Moore
Jack Johnston
O’malley
Burns
O'Malley
Coughlin
Pat
Anderson Re-elected Cloverleaf District Board President
The Cloverleaf district board kept George Anderson as president for a second year with Betty Rom as vice president. New member Tom Croskey replaces Del Springer, and Ruth Wilson begins her ninth year. Weir resigns as AWE instructor to become director at Medina County JVS effective Jan 31. McCoy to fill Weir’s remaining duties. McCoy previously taught history. Malott resigns as bus driver. Koppes named replacement. Gates purchase approved for $1,725 from Guster Dunckel to control crowds at post school events. A possible special council meeting may be held later this week.
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Marilyn Moore
Board of Education
George Anderson
Betty Rom
Tom Croskey
del Springer
Ruth Wilson
Wilbur Weir
Weir
New
Medina County Joint Vocational School
JVS
Calvin McCoy
McCoy
Michael Malott
Roger Koppes
Guster Dunckel
Barberton
North View Manor Opens Applications For Seniors
Medina’s new North View Manor at 860 Walter Road invites residents 62 and older to apply for one bedroom units. Applications run Friday January 14 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. and Saturday January 15 from 9 a.m. to noon. Income limits are 3600 for singles and 4800 for couples with a 10 000 asset cap and rent set at 25 percent of income.
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Medina
Walter Road
North View Manor
Medina County
Medina Councilmen Set 1972 Committee Assignments
Medina councilmen named 1972 committees after swearing in new members Steve Petrigala John Root Dr Fred Fri Jr and Beech Stevenson Fri elected to Planning and Zoning replacing Arnie Siegfried Finance Health Safety and Sanitation Public Properties Special Legislation Street Water Pollution Control Water Utility Recreation Fireman s Dependency Shade Tree and Building Code of Appeals committees. Petrigala elected council president pro tem. Kinney reappointed law director. Next meeting Jan 10.
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Medina
Steve Petrigala
John Root
Fred Fri Jr
Beech
Stevenson
Dr. Fri
Planning and Zoning Commission
Arnie Siegfried
Siegfried
Petrigala
Harold Rodgers
Chuck Masi
Rodgers
Water Pollution Control
Fri
Masi
Water Utility Committee
Recreation Commission
Council
Shade Tree Commission
Building Code of Appeals
Council Pro Tem
Medina Board Elects Jaeger as President and Waite as Vice President
Henry Jaeger was named president of the Medina Board of Education succeeding Leonard Morse. Ralph Waite became vice president. Jeanne Veverka’s contract was extended four years at 9416 annually with a 20 cent hourly raise mandated by the Legislature.
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Medina High School
Leonard Morse
Medina
Henry Jaeger
Gazette
Columbus
Morse
Tree Pick Up Bruns wick Disposal to collect trees
Brunswick Disposal will collect Christmas trees north of 303 on Wednesday January 5 in time for the tree burning.
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Brunswick Disposal
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Briarwood
Richard Lett
George Ralph
Common Pleas Court
Ralph Winter
Briarwood Beach
Doris Kilbane
Bob Williams
O‘malley
Sam’ Boyer
William Chipkesh
City Hall
A.P. Henderson
American Lion Post 234
Patton
Stewart-Simmons
Anderson
North View
Manor Takes
Jack Kinney
Fred M. Greenwood
Windsor Kellogg
Ben Wetter
Sally Eaken
Waite
Jaeger
Medina Board
John
Kaczenski
Robert Smith
Budget Commission
Cal Wible
Wible
Len Morse
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