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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1972

Page

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Seville Teen Wins Spelling Showdown for Medina District

Tina Cahill of Seville, a sixth grader and daughter of Mrs. Gaultine Cahill, breezed through nine rounds with 29 peers to face Colleen Gannon of Medina St. Francis Xavier in a six round district final for a May 5 Akron area finals berth. Tina misspelled quasi after Colleen faltered on oboeist, then spelled reputed to clinch the round. Big Five contenders and other local youths completed the field with several misspellings and eliminations.

Medina Beth Nichols Gaultine Cahill Seville Medina County Colleen Gannon Medina St. Francis Xavier Akron

Grafton Road paving moves to council for first reading

Brunswick officials plan preliminary action on a Grafton Road paving project with a contract to William V Halishak Engineering Firm for plans and specifications. Financing mixes city funds state Bond Issue One money and property assessments. Mayor O Malley eyes Hadcock Road project and traffic counts to secure funds.

Brunswick Grafton Road William V. Halishak Engineering Firm Charles O’malley Hadcock Road

Old Brick Church To Be Torn Down In Chippewa Lake

In Chippewa Lake Ohio the 66 year old red brick Methodist Church at CR 50 and CR 19 is being demolished this week to make way for two branches of the Rittman Savings. The Chippewa Lake Baptist Church vacated the building after its last service February 27 and moved to the old EUB church across the street. Alta Cotner recalls Rev. Phillip Kelser as the first minister and notes the church began in 1905 with dedication in 1906. few written records survive.

Martyn Moore Chippewa Lake CR 19 Rittman Savings Alta Cotner Old Red Church Phillip Kelser

Highland Board Votes to Keep Principal at Sharon Center

Highland Board of Education held a five minute special meeting where County Prosecutor Richard McMannis read a legal opinion deeming Depas’s March 6 letter withdrawing his resignation effective. The board confirmed Depas remains principal as minutes note the letters and policy recommendations.

Granger Richard McMannis Chris Depas Sharon Center Highland Board of Education Evelyn Brunskill Depas Jo Becks Tom Thompson Thompson

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