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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1971

Page

3

Seville adopts county inspection aid and zoning update

Seville Council passed emergency ordinances to use county building inspection services under a 20 80 agreement. The village adopts the Tri County Building Code, appoints a zoning inspector, and fills several posts including a new police dispatcher. The mayor defends Police Chief Perry amid calls for review.

Marilyn Carlton Seville Seville Robert Weekly William Knepp Walter Rossel Planning Board Lee Cavin Chester Chaney Mary Moyer Charles Lance Subdivision 1 Prospect Street Knepp Herman Perry Perry Ed Steele Liberty Street

Heating and Insurance Grow for Cloverleaf Schools

Cloverleaf District Superintendent Lewis Lenkaitis told the board that the Seville school steam boiler upgrade will be finished this week as a 25600 project converting from hot air to steam. Insurance costs for Cloverleaf schools total 13466 with expected large increases on renewal due to vandalism and school losses.

Cloverleaf Lewis Lenkaitis Board of Education Seville Dearborn Lenkaitis Medina County Bank Lodi Old Phoenix NDEA

Lost Pups Find Homes in Medina Creek Rescue

Medina residents report three black and white puppies found in a creek by Julie and Kenny Bensinger. The family, moving out of state, received many offers and sold or adopted all but one, which they kept named Prince. Jeff and Mark Pedid helped rescue the animals and express sorrow at cruelty to puppies.

Lenkaitis Medina Gazette Rodger Bensinger Wolff Road Julie Kenny Bensingers Jeff Mark Pedid Lakewood

Death of Canton Repository editor Darrel Mansell at 65

Darrel Mansell a noted Canton area newspaperman and former associate editor for the Canton Repository died at his home near Canton at age 65. He began at the paper in 1929, later becoming a prominent columnist under the pen name Truman Twill and an editor for Thomson-Brush-Moore papers. He supported the Canton Library and other community causes. survived by wife Nancy and two sons Anthony L. and Darrel. Funeral plans not yet announced.

Darrel Mansell Northern Ohio Canton Repository Canton R.L. Mansell Medina Warren Ravenna Hiram College the Repository Mansell Truman Twill The Repository Thomson-Brush- Moore Pennsylvania California Maryland Atl Nancy Anthony L Toronto Darrel Dartmouth College

School funding cuts threaten Medina County districts

Gov Gilligan's threat to trim state funds could cost Medina County seven districts over 200000 this year. Cloverleaf, Black River, Buckeye, Highland, Wadsworth, Medina and Brunswick face varied losses from 10500 to 70000, prompting hiring pauses and service delays. Legislators aim to pass an appropriation before September 23 to avert deeper cuts.

AL Thomas Medina John Gilligan Medina County Gilligan Black River Buckeye Cloverleaf Highland Harold White Lewis Lenkaitis Lenkaitis Brunswick Sup’t Jack Willetts the Gazette Wadsworth Medina Brunswick

Brunswick traffic woes near plaza and school

Brunswick officials review a traffic study amid mounting complaints around the Brunswick Plaza shopping center and Edward's Middle School area. A Traffic Commission remains dormant, with the mayor delaying action while plans for plaza involvement and a local firm's survey circulate.

Brunswick Brunswick Plaza Edward’s Oxford Drive Manhattan Circle Drury McClung Planning Commission Richard Craigs Carl Ola Safety Service Vincent Sweeney Traffic Commission Elyria Sweeney Center Pearl Road Ola

Clambake and VFW Events Announced in Brunswick

Tickets remain for the Post 9520 VFW Clam bake at Willow Lake on Saturday September 11 with grounds opening at 1 p m and serving 5 to 9 p m. Music by The Variations will fill the night from 9 p m to 1 a m.

Brunswick Post Willow Lake Medina County Council Medina Post Seventh District VFW Holiday Inn Rt. 18 Interstate 71 Brunswick Vfw Civic Room

Lodi Hospital Report Summary

Lodi Hospital daily report lists admissions and discharges for September 4 and 5. On September 4 admitted Mahlon Lehman Homerville Marion Mavity Chippewa Lake Evelyn Vandemark Lodi Harold Schondel Lodi and discharged Geraldine Leggett Robert Wuthrich Harold Schondel Clayton Bowling. On September 5 admitted Mary Kreier Brunswick and discharged Robert Cash.

Mahlon Lehman Homerville Marion Mavity Chippewa Lake Evelyn Vandemark Lodi Harold Schondel Geraldine Leggett Robert Wuthrich Clayton Bowling Mary Kreier Brunswick Robert Cash

Gunkelmans Clothing Closes After 51 Years in Medina

Medina’s uptown clothing shop Gunkelman’s, a longtime men’s wear staple at 25 Public Square, retires owner Bob Gunkelman after 51 years. Coland Dague assisted locally, reflecting on a city’s midcentury style era and the store’s charitable policy of gifting out-of-style suits to young farmers.

Medina Public Square Old Phoenix National Bank Ted McDowell Robert H. Gunkelman Coland Dague Gunkelman Gunkelman Clothing Orville Nichols O.N. Leach Joe Kelly Medina City Bob Gunkelman Bob Robert Gunkelman Ken Indoe Bill Batchelder Dan Maynard Pelton Dwight Tubbs Leland Longacre Tom Skidmore Stubby Rickard Amos Mears Judge Windsor Kellogg Frank Feckley Uptown Dacron Leach Westfield Munson Hardware Store Phoenix National Bank Gunkelman Place Munson and Leach

Four Injured in Two Crashes on Interstates 71 and 80 S

Two separate two car crashes yesterday left four people injured. On I 80 S California man Patrick Fuscoe 75 of Yacadia and his wife drove off the road into a median to avoid another car. A second vehicle on I 71 involved Ler man Lake 30 of Bera Ky and Kenneth Willie 18 of Athens.

California State Highway Patrol Patrick Fuscoe Yacadia Cal Thomas Weir Detroit Lerman Lake Bera Kenneth Willie Athens

Tell It Like It Is musical planned by students

A youth led musical Tell It Like It Is will be staged Sept 11 at 7 and 9 p.m. in the Black River High School auditorium by about 40 students from Black River and Wellington High Schools. Sullivan Christian Church sponsors and Ralph Carmichael arranged the music with Mrs. William Wright directing.

Spencer Black River Wellington Sullivan Christian Church Ralph Carmichael William Wright Sullivan Church Wright Michael Latshaw Spencer Printing Company Mrs. Wright Carol

Masquers Open Season With Community Meeting

The Masquers hold their first monthly season meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Akron Savings Community Room on N Court Street across from the shopping center. Plans for the season’s comedy will be discussed and all are welcome to join.

Paul Blake Warner and High Streets Blake Herman Perry Ivan Riggenback Paul Amheiser Jerry Stahl Stahl Garnet Starkey Brunswick Federated Democrat Women of Brunswick Cuyahoga Savings Building Laurel Square Medina Akron Savings Community Room N. Court Street

Brunswick Building Inspector Tibbits Still City Employee

Mayor Ola states Franklin Tibbits remains a city employee while awaiting guidance from Solicitor Krislow. A decision on restarting proceedings or appealing Civil Service Commission findings is expected after a Friday meeting before this month's Mayor's Court session.

Brunswick Franklin Tibbitts Carl Ola Moses Krislow Civil Service Commission Ola Krislov

LaLeche League Opens Brunswick Meetings

The LaLeche League will hold its first of four meetings on Thursday September nine at 8 30 p m in the Emerson Sirilla residence 1443 Fox Drive Brunswick. The nonsectarian nonprofit group aims to encourage good mothering through breastfeeding and invites interested women and their babies. For information call Mrs. Joan Janas at 237 4504.

Brunswick LaLeche League Emerson Sirilla Fox Dr Joan Janas

Weather Outlook Bright With Warm Sunshine

Considerable sunshine and continued warmth today with a high in the upper 80s. Partly cloudy and mild tonight, no significant changes expected.

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