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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
1
A Gazette photo by Doris Abeling highlights an expert driver receiving a lapel pin for safe driving performance awarded by the National Safety Council. The recognition marks notable achievement in road safety and personal conduct behind the wheel.
The National Safety Council named Medina postal worker Jerry Jameyson a safe driver for 20 years of exceptional driving. He received a certificate and lapel pin amid awards to 14 other Medina Post Office employees, including rural carriers and city mail carriers, totaling 112 years of safe driving across the group.
Two Medina families faced tragedy as two 20 year old men allegedly shot relatives. Douglas Hoff awaits a preliminary hearing for shooting his father Marcel Hoff at his Smith Road home. The other incident involves Jay Mutter, Mobil Service station owner, who was served divorce papers and later involved in a dispute at his Nichols Road home.
A Medina County woman, Katherine G. Synszyn, 57, died from injuries after a Memorial Day weekend crash on Rt. 606 east of Rt. 94. Her car slid into a ditch, crossed the road, hit a guy wire, turned over, and landed on its top. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Medina Community Hospital.
Brunswick residents may register for all three learn to swim programs at City Hall on Saturday June 3 from noon to 4 p.m. Upstairs location, no phone reservations accepted, and this is the only registration opportunity.
The Medina City Council Special Legislation Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to discuss open space land from apartment builders, certify the building inspection department, and adopt the latest state code updates. Committee chairman Arnold Siegfried leads an open public session.
Spencer village council grants Francis Figley Contracting Co. 30 days to complete sewer system complaints. If unfinished, the case may go to the bonding company or to court. Mayor Pomeroy said Figley recently visited and handled some items but did not finish. The council also fixed a July deadline for final lateral-line installations into homes and businesses and reminded owners to connect to the sanitary sewer where service is within 100 feet.
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