Medina County adopts uniform school calendar for 1972-73
Medina County School Board approved a countywide calendar to start on September 5 with a five day Easter break and a June 8 final day. Ben Wetter remains president, Don Yost vice president, at the organizational meeting. Del Graff reported a rise in county film bookings from 2,900 in 1955 to 14,000 last year and Medina City Brunswick and two parochial schools will fund new film expenses.
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Medina
Medina County School Board
Harold White
Ben Wetter
Don Yost
Medina City
Brunswick
Buckeye
Lorain
Medina County
Buckeye Ffa
Lowell Wolff
Ruth Cunningham
West Holmes
Gazette
Sue Whitmyer
Commissioners Award Landfill Contract and Health Advisory Moves
The county awarded a landfill contract to William Campbell and wife Florine for Harrisville and Montville townships. Francis Cline will join the Metropolitan Health Advisory Committee. Board vacated part of Carla Drive in Sharon Township and discussed HUD funding with 75 percent from HUD and local match. Sheriff Norm Stuart seeks IRS wage-limit relief to align pay with other agencies. Brunswick Club sets Jan 19 meeting. nominations planned. A. Kungli Construction awarded 5392 for courthouse remodeling with no wiring changes.
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Ted Graham Medina
County Commissioners’ Office
William Campbell
Florine
Harrisville
Montville
Francis Cline
Metropolitan Health Advisory Committee
Browse Drive
Wadsworth
Carla Drive
Sharon Township
County Welfare Department
HUD
Norm Stuart
Internal Revenue Service
Stuart
Chicago
IRS
Brunswick Highway Maintenance Department
EEA
Brunswick
A. Kungli Construction
St Ambrose Included In Padua Band Concert
St Ambrose School Brunswick to join the Padua Franciscan High School event on January 22. Fifteen diocesan elementary bands compete in Class A and B with three selections each totaling 25 minutes. The top group earns a chance to perform at the Spring Concert with the All Catholic High School Orchestra. Certificates awarded to all participants. Wayne F Miller instrumental music.
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Cleveland — St. Ambrose
Brunswick
Padua Franciscan High School
State Road
Parma
Instrumental Music
Diocesan Education Office
Wayne F. Miller
Medina Adult Ed Openings In Several Evening Classes
Medina area adult education offers Typing I and II Shorthand I and II GED training Photography at Highland Plaza Gymnastics for grades 1-4 with registrations by phone 725-8833. Brunswick Friends of the Library hold a meeting January 20 at 7 30 p m in Old Phoenix National Bank with judges Norman Ludwig Al Melfi and Brother Todd Ridder assisting.
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Medina
Medina Senior High School
Contemporary
Highland Plaza
Brunswick
Friends of the Brunswick Library
Phoenix National Bank
Norman Ludwig
Midpark High School
al Melfi
East Junior High School
Maple Heights
Todd Ridder
Cathedral Latin High School
Medina Churches Join For Sunday Unity Service
Medina area churches will unite for a 7:30 p.m. Sunday service at St Francis Xavier Church. The program features a ministry procession, readings, dialogues, and a discussion on Medina’s pressing problems and unity. Post service refreshments and a facilitated discussion follow.
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Medina
St. Francis Xavier
St. Francis Xavier Ladies’ Guild
Mission To
St. Francis
Catholic Youth Organization
Sarah Ritter
God
Dennis J. Tomczyk
St. Francis Church
R. E. Gatlin
Medina Ministerial Association
William Lucht
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Victor M. Sharp
United Methodist Church
Mr. Sharp
Judge Winter Hears Leahey Sutherland Annexation Case
Judge Ralph A. Winter heard pleadings on a summary judgment in Medina County Common Pleas Court regarding 119 acres annexed from Brunswick Hills Township to Brunswick in 1971. A decision is not expected until week’s end.
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Medina
Leahey- Sutherland
Ralph A. Winter
Medina County
Joseph Tamele
Brunswick
ORC
Ed Kander
Joseph Leahey
Arizona
Medina County Commissioners
Brunswick Hills Association
Common Pleas Court
Windsor E Kellogg
Brunswick City
Tamele
Center Road
Gary and
Mary Cooper
Stearns St
Howard Bennett
Garfield Ave
Great Ohioans Hall of Fame to be dedicated in Columbus
The Great Ohioans Hall of Fame will be dedicated January 21 at the Historical Center in Columbus honoring 280 Ohioans for careers that enriched the state and nation. The Ohio Historical Society said more names may be added later and family members will join trustees at the dedication.
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Columbus
UPI
The
Ohio Historical Society
U.S
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del Graff
Brunswick Democrat Club
Old Phoenix Bank
St. Ambrose
Padua
Ella Canavan School
Helen Fry
Evan Young
Allan C. Blackman
Father Tomczyk
Freeman
Braun
Christian Unity
W. R. Koons
Income Tax Service
N. Broadway
J. Koons
Notary
America
S.R
Ohio
Hospitality Motor Inns, Inc
Sam Legg
Winter
Leahey-Sutherland
Batchelder
Kancler
Twinsburg
Kander
Senate
House Committee
Hall of Fame
Douglas Burns
Leahey
Rt. 303
Substation Road
Joseph G. Leahey
Gates Mills
Kenneth Sutherland
Grafton Road
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