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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
1
The Medinan Ralph Landmeier and principal Jim Popoff touts a new half million dollar, 75 by 45 foot pool at Copley High School. It serves 900 students daily and operates seven days a week. Life saving classes, aquatic activity, and teams enhance the program.
Review of state issues on the May 8 ballot outlines quick take land seizure for water and sewer projects, removal of a disqualification clause for embezzlers in public office, and repeal of the Supreme Court Commission provision.
A Medina area report notes open swims at Copley High School pool from 1 to 6 pm with 50 cent visits and family caps. The program funds a $475,000 facility through Medina's 0.45 mill levy, costing a $20,000 home about $3.60 yearly. It supports life saving lessons and handicapped classes with certificated guards and a summer closure for upkeep.
Medina Community Hospital plans a 2:30 p.m. Wednesday dedication of a memorial waterfall for Dorothy M. Yoder, longtime assistant hospital administrator. Hospital leaders praise her 18 years of service and aim to honor her with a moving water feature amid National Hospital Week observances.
Brunswick candidates wonder where their primary signs have gone. Building inspector Stanley Wokoun says signs extending into the highway or street right of way were removed by the building department for ordinance violations. Signs are now behind city hall for pickup.
The Medina County Retired Teachers Association holds a noon luncheon on May 8 at Seville United Methodist Church. Speaker Thomas Wetzel will discuss his talk Silent Eyes.
Buckeye Local School District leads a pilot Right to Read program aimed at diagnosing and treating reading problems in junior and senior high students. The all day workshop, coordinated by Patricia Longsworth, involved 16 instructors and highlighted testing and differentiated instruction to improve upper grade literacy. Federal funds expire this year, urging local districts to sustain success and expand to other areas if results look positive.
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