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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1972
Page
2
Medina prepares for a Monday session with three major measures. A tap in charge follows Sewer District 500, bid advertising for Lake Meadows sidewalks, and rezoning 800 Lafayette Road to commercial. The meeting opens at 7 30 p m in municipal court after a 7 p m Planning and Zoning session.
Medina City Council committee urges passage of an ordinance to allow bidding for a 175 kilowatt generator for the water plant and reservoir to provide emergency power per the Ohio Inspection Bureau. The panel also backs bidding for a water meter truck to replace the 1966 model for installations and readings.
North Royalton will host a drumming clinic with Frank Arsenault, three time national solo snare champion, at E E Root High School. The event, sponsored by Royalton Music Center and Ludwig Drum Co, is free but requires registration at the music center. Arsenault will cover rudiments fundamentals for young drummers and marching percussion techniques.
Medina police remind residents of a city rule banning disabled or unlicensed cars on property. Vehicles unable to move cannot stay more than 15 days, extended by 15 days due to a license changeover. Fines start at 50 dollars plus 50 dollars per day unattended.
The Medina County Mental Health Association will hold its annual meeting on May 10 at 8 p.m. at Medina United Church of Christ. President John Jeanderevin says the agenda includes officer elections, three board seats, a play about drug abuse by the Family Players of the University of Akron, and a post play discussion followed by a dessert buffet.
The Planning Commission moves from Thursday to Monday at 8 p.m. in city hall downstairs with council in progress upstairs at 7 30. The Brunswick Board of Education shifts from May 10 to May 18, while Buckeye Board of Education meets May 9 at 8 p.m. at the high school.
Newspaper women from Ohio papers converge in Cleveland with Marriott Inn as headquarters. Activities include a Karamu Theater performance, an awards banquet, a Flats visit, a Cleveland Museum of Art tour, and a cast party. Nan Barnhouse presides. two year officer terms to be elected. nominating committee listed.
The Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 865 West Liberty Street, Medina Ohio. Rates include 60 cents per week for carriers and annual mail prices of 26 dollars for 12 months, 13 dollars for six months, with special rates for servicemen and students.
Medina High School presented Brigadoon by the Senior High music and drama departments with a large cast and spirited dancing. The production featured strong musical direction by Charles Carey and fine performances from Becky Wible Cheryl Brubaker Jim Smith and Mike Horvitz with memorable numbers Heather on the Hill Come to Me and Almost Like Being in Love. The audience responded with long applause and organizers urged a return engagement tonight and tomorrow.
A summer mini festival features the Harkness Ballet Co at Blossom June 23 24 and the City Center Joffrey Ballet June 29 July 1 2 all performances at 830 pm with The Cleveland Orchestra. Edward Villella solos July 30 and Andre Kostelanetz conducts. Tickets and subscriptions available by mail.
Spelling competition continued from Page 1 saw an 11 year old last four rounds before losing on debonair. John Bottum of St Sebastian Akron, an eighth grader, won the title and the Washington DC finals trip. Beth Nichols of Medina Junior High placed third behind Cross and Botzum. CHATHAM The Cloverleaf High School seniors of class of 72 will be honored tomorrow at 6 30 pm at a banquet by the Chatham Inter Faith Committee at the Chatham VFW Hall.
Minnie Weber 78 of Galion died Friday night after a month long illness in Galion Community Hospital. She lived at 223% Harding Way West Galion and previously resided in Homerville and Coshocton. Survived by brother William Weber Congress and half sister Mary Hargroves Columbus. Funeral 1 p.m. Monday Parker Funeral Home Lodi with Rev. Martyn Burdecker officiating at Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Sunday.
Montville trustees urge candidates to remove campaign signs and require Chippewa Watershed developers to file a plot plan for the subdivided area. Five new homes added last month valued at 179400. Earth clean up day set for May 13. A public hearing on a 7.5 million condo complex to rezone land from R-1 to R-3 is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the town hall.
Burglar alarm frightened away thieves at Medina Drug Store on N Court Street. Police found a broken glass door and concrete inside but nothing appears missing. A vehicle was seen fleeing as officers arrived at 4 37 a m Friday.
The JVS Board will discuss the Anderson site at 8 30 p m Sunday in the Professional Building basement. The meeting continues a session held April 25 and will address potential action on the depar t ure of Anderson High School.
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