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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
2
W E Stucky of the Ohio Cooperative Extension Services explains that federal law bars under 16 from operating tractors except a 14 year old may do so if certified through a school. The 20 hour course aims to produce safer operators for over 100 4 Hers as crop deaths through 1971 total 550 nationwide.
Cintula opposes court involvement saying it would devalue his investment. Trustees vote to reject the plat but foresee a court appeal as a formality if all parties agree. Cintula asks what must appear on the plat while proposing 18 single units on Jeanette and two on Grafton Road. Trustees urge laying out the plat up to Grafton Road.
At a county meeting residents pressed officials about home inspections and price ranges for new Cintula units. Trustees urged licensing contractors and banning noncompliant builders. Discussion covered courthouse hours, drainage on Jeanette Road, and role limits for elected officials.
Three Medina area obituaries note Ruth C Gilbert McIntosh 74 of Cedarville died at North King Street Nursing Home Xenia after years of ill health. Also Lee Elden Clinker 59 of Sullivan died at University Hospital Columbus after a long illness. Mary S Bradway 86 of Medina died suddenly. services and viewing planned in local funeral homes.
A Chevy dealer promotes a May 25 26 27 event offering great buys on all Chevrolets including Caprice Impala Chevelle Monte Carlo Nova Vega and station wagons. Trade in your old car for a strong allowance and drive home in a Chevrolet as summer approaches.
The Medina Day program features a pizza contest with Rotarian Carl Abell at 12 15 p m, autograph sessions with Hollihan Big Chuck and Groza, a flag raising at 1 p m by the Medina VFW Honor Guard, a National Anthem by Karen Wiles, and introductions by Carl Reese including Miss Ohio and Miss Medina County at 4 p m. An egg throwing contest at 1 15 p m, harness racing at 1 30 p m, parachutists around 3 30 p m, a car parade at 4 30 p m, tractor events from 6 p m, and fireworks around 10 p m mark the day. Midway rides, food, and entertainment abound with Rotary fish and chicken dinners and tickets at 1. Children under 16 enter free.
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