Medina zoning board meets Monday at city hall
The Medina Zoning Board of Appeals holds a public meeting Monday at 7 30 a m in Medina City Hall. Also listed are sessions of the Medina Civil Service Committee and City Council related items.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1978
Page
2
The Medina Zoning Board of Appeals holds a public meeting Monday at 7 30 a m in Medina City Hall. Also listed are sessions of the Medina Civil Service Committee and City Council related items.
Weather data lists good air quality and mild weekend temps with a high near 70 and a low around 46. A dense humidity level accompanies a dew point near 48 with several local government meetings set after 7:30 p.m. at various schools and town halls across Medina County.
A cool and cloudy pattern continues with occasional rain or drizzle today. Highs reach the upper 50s, then a few showers and cooler nights with lows near 50. Tuesday highs near 60, winds east to northeast around 10 mph. The extended Ohio forecast shows sunny to fair conditions midweek with highs in the 70s and nights in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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Brunswick police report two break in incidents. Robert Trivanovich says $250 to $400 in coins and small bills were stolen from a shoe box at 3549 Fireside Court after entry was gained by scaling an outside wall. A minor is named as a suspect. Richard Hoover of Brunswick Lanes reports a break in after a hole in the ceiling was found last Saturday.
Obituaries and police summaries report the deaths of Floyd K Bennett 78 of Colon Mich May 14 1978 at Medina Community Hospital six month illness. Survived by wife Margaret son William Medina daughter Seretha Wires Conneaut six grandchildren sister Hildreth Yeger Rossford Ohio brother William Fort Wayne Ind services Lehman Cemetery Payne Ohio calling hours Slade Funeral Home Payne local arrangements Waite and Son Medina. Also Lloyd Bordman 57 of Lodi died May 13 1978 Sullivan Ohio survived by father Guy Medina son Lloyd Ashland sisters Linwood Wellington Wakeman and others brothers multiple from Wadsworth and Spencer. Funeral at Parker and Son Lodi. Burial Woodlawn Wadsworth. William Buchanan 60 Wadsworth died May 12 1978 in Wadsworth. Veteran World War II and former Packaging Corp. of America employee Ritman. Surviving wife Alice, daughter Lois, stepsons Tony Jeff Hardin Friedt and others, siblings and many relatives. Edna Hartman died May 13 1978 in Vero Beach Fla. Services by Armstrong Seville. Darrell Virgil Smith 19 West Salem died May 14 1978 Cleveland Clinic after illness. Survived by wife Teri parents Christine, Virgil Smith and Robert Sexton and Mrs Frank Smith. burial West Salem Cemetery. Memorials to Leukemia Foundation. Also police note two weekend accidents on Rt 303 I-71 near Medina causing injuries. Medina City Teachers Association elects Michael Knopick president for one year replacing Barbara Wiegand. Wiegand remains delegate as negotiations continue. High school teachers to assist with AP tests Don Elrick and Marlyn Cross named for exam work.
ODNR will present preliminary plans for the new Cleveland Lakefront State Park at a public meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The session occurs in the main floor auditorium of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History near Wade Oval University Circle East Boulevard.
Medina Mayor Gus Eble designates Tuesday as Ohio Senior Citizens Day highlighting the state's nearly 1.5 million seniors and urging recognition of older residents.
Hinckley Township trustees cancel tonight's 7:30 meeting with D and G Oil Co and will schedule a new date later. Cloverleaf Board of Education adjusts schedule to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Cloverleaf High School instead of tonight.
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