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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
3
At Chippewa Lake youth skiers plan the August 14 show after a June meeting with 42 participants. New acts include a six man pyramid and Jim Pojman to ski around the m. Parents join the act as the coordinators Joan and Daryl Gibbs are missed.
The Medina hospital column lists admissions births and discharges including Arthur Cath and several others in Medina Brunswick and nearby towns. It notes a ski show in Cleveland and Chippewa Lake with coordinators Tom Melter Bruce Lovejoy Jim Pojman Dan Trausch and featuring locals and summer residents. Participants include Bobby Snow Debbie Hannah Ellen Leahy and Bruce Stiver with notes on their ages residences schools and interests.
Space center Houston United Press International reports astronaut David R. Scott telling Mission Control the leak fix was timely saying that was good thinking because we about had a small flood up here.
Fort McPherson Ga casualty juror Col Robert E Nelson on the Medina court martial board says if a crime was committed someone should pay. He expresses a strong stance on accountability in the proceedings surrounding Captain Ernest L Medina.
Kevin Dye, a 9 year old with epilepsy and severe activity, disappeared July 18 near Casper Mountain Park. After a massive search involving over two thousand volunteers, he was found two miles from the search area near Elk Horn River by Mike Murphy from Colorado. Doctors say Kevin likely survived without water for 48 hours and could recover with care at Memorial Hospital.
Six Medina County senior 4-H members won selection to the State Fair 4-H Fashion Show after a recent event. Named: Susan Slusser Linda Huston Dee Perry Mary Echle Debbie Lance Linda Siman, with group affiliations noted for each. Junior winners, not advancing to state, include Cheryl Drake Cherilyn Hostetter Paula Fabian Chris Hoerger Mary Ellen Meyers and Carol Sprague.
Cloudy start this morning then partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the low to mid 70s with lows in the low to mid 50s. Friday brings sunny and mild conditions with highs in the 70s. Precipitation chances 20 percent today and tonight, 10 percent Friday. Winds mostly northwest 5 to 15 mph.
A rash of house burglaries and attempted break-ins hit Montville Township since 2 a.m. Thursday. Purses were stolen from several addresses on Country Club and Smith Roads and River Styx area, with sheriff detectives investigating. A separate crash injured William Dilworth, 19, of Chippewa Lake on CR 50 near Rt. 3.
Otto Golland 74, of Medina died Tuesday in Crile Veterans Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Chicago June 3, 1894, he moved to Cleveland in 1923 then Medina in 1952. A bachelor, he lived with cousin Mrs. Helen Niederhofer. He worked 30 years for the Cleveland Recreation Board, later four years for the Brunswick Recreation Board, and with partner Irwin Flagg owned Quality and Medina Rubber Stamp Companies. He served in the 20th Canadian Infantry Battalion, earning two medals from Canada in 1968. He was active in American Legion posts, drafted for World War I before US entry, and served on draft and ration boards in WWII and Korea. He is survived by a nephew, a brother, two sisters, and other relatives. Visitation is 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. today at Waite and Son Memorial Home with service Friday. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
Dana Buck says Medina's new coffeehouse will not open next week as reported. The doors will open to the public in about a month and the event will be announced.
Hinckley Police Department accepts applications for auxiliary patrolmen. Must be male over 21 with clear record and good health. Patrols assist regular officers with radio, traffic, and crowd control. uniform provided and training this fall. Obtain from Chief Charles Stastny or by calling 225 2340 with name and address.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol conducts a voluntary motor vehicle inspection at Edwards Middle School on Rt. 42 Brunswick. The event runs from to 3 p.m. Decals are issued to vehicles passing inspection.
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