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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
3
Columbus rep. Batchelder announced the state control board released 75 000 toward the Northern Medina County Family and Youth Center in Brunswick at 4274 Manhattan Circle. The grant matches 75 000 in county funds with 82 700 people served in Medina County.
Spencer residents will discuss the proposed regional jetport with state and national leaders July 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Black River High School. Attendees include Sen. John Glenn Sen. Robert Taft Cong. Charles Mosher Cong. John Ashbrook State Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter and State Rep. William G. Batchelder.
Medina police captured Grafton Prison Farm inmate Brian Miller 21 after he fled the Medina County Joint Vocational School on foot. Miller rode a bicycle from Birch Hill Apartments to the Highland and Hickory streets intersection where a motorist alerted officers at about 9 28 p m. Police seek the bicycle owner and continue investigations.
Samuel Yelic, 16, of Hamilton Road and Helen Somogyi, 62, of Abbeyville Road sustained minor injuries in a two car collision on S Weymouth Road. State Patrol says Somogyi failed to yield at a stop sign on Remson Road, striking Yelic who traveled on Weymouth. Both were treated and released by Medina Community Hospital.
State Highway Patrol reports two Seville women injured in a two car crash on Greenwich Road. Sharon Tess, 45, is in serious condition at Akron City Hospital. Marilyn Gwinn, 50, is in satisfactory condition at Barberton Citizens Hospital. Gwinn was westbound and Tess southbound when Tess failed to yield at a stop sign.
A fishing trawler off the coast of South Africa landed a five foot long specimen weighing about 100 pounds in 1939. The coelacanth, long believed extinct for 60 million years, was confirmed alive linking modern science to ancient oceans.
Cleveland hosts Tony Orlando and Dawn on June 29 and the Grand Ole Opry with Tanya Tucker Freddie Fender Del Reeves and the Goodtime Charlies on July 12 both on sale at Coliseum box office and Ticketron. Ike and Tina Turner Revue performs Saturday at 7 30 p.m. in Cleveland. Creston holds the sixth annual Old Engine and Flea Market Show June 15 at Norwayne High School with plaques for displays and space assigned first come first served. Brunswick Nationality DaysJuly 25 at Laurel Square proceeds benefit Brunswick Health Care Project. Medina DAV Chapter 72 meets June 10 at Veterans Service Office. Hinckley Township Trustees meet June 9. Strongsville preschool PTA garage sale June 7 8 at Berea Fairgrounds with donation pickups. Local 1767 American Safety holds last Medina meeting pending final agreement. Brunswick Chamber June 26 features LERTA info director Jack Yewell. Liverpool Township round table on current issues at Liverpool School cafeteria open to public. Brunswick Art League last meeting before summer June 9 at Huntington Bank with July auction and October art show.
Brunswick Hills Township won Bicentennial community status from the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. The Historical Society of the Brunswick Area sought the designation, with Betty Joreski notified of the official recognition. Michael J. Devine praised Brunswick Hills for upholding Ohio and national heritage.
Four Brunswick juveniles ages 12 to 14 were charged with breaking and entering and vandalism at Stenger Realtor's office 4221 Center. Police report they were found at their Manhattan Circle clubhouse with an air conditioner and chairs from the office. Damages estimated at 2000 dollars. referred to juvenile court.
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