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The Daily Record allegedly overturned a desk onto a booking officer. Dog Pound Four dogs were picked up Wednesday by the staff of the Marion County dogre warden. Unregistered dogs kept at the dog pound, Fairground Street, three days. Registered dogs are kept there 14 days. Time limits do not include the day the dog was picked up.

Female, black mixed breed at 1806 Mount Olive-Agosta Road. Female, black and tan mixed shepherd at 366 Bellefontaine Ave. Male, brown mixed breed at 735 David St. Male, tri-colored beagle at. 194 Lake St.

Fire City 8:58 a.m. to Lincoln Park, where Chris Field, 20, of 995 Robinson was injured. He was taken to Marion General Hospital, treated and released. p.m. to 558 N.

where George Packer, 87, was ill. was taken to Marion General Hospital where he is in fair condition. 6:35 p.m. to 994 Barbados Drive, where Dave Bundy, 19, of 401 Park was ill. He was left at the scene.

7:11 p.m. to Park where Lillie 70, was ill. She was taken to Community MedCenter Hospital where she is in fairly good condition. 9:35 p.m. to 134 Plymouth where Viola Rowland, 90, was ill.

She was left at the scene. EMERGENCY (Wednesday) Area Hospitals MOUNT GILEAD Morrow County ADMITTED: Jean Benline, Marengo; Jodi Gehrisch, Mount Gilead; Connie Shuster, Edison; James Butler, Sparta and Jeanetta Simpson, Chesterville. RELEASED: Fred Adkins, Betty Shoewalter, Brian Thompson. MARYSVILLE Union Msmorial ADMITTED: Paul Williams, Radnor. RELEASED: Mrs.

Deborah Parker, Mrs. Robert Edwards and daughter. GALION Community ADMITTED: Kathleen Amos, Julie Hord, Rachel Smith, Bucyrus; Larry Staats, Marion. RELEASED: Tamra Burkhant, Darlene Smith. DELAWARE Grady Memorial ADMITTED: Scott Stetson, Ashley; Todd Lee, 2000 U.S.

23N City Accidents ONE CITED Kathryn A. Kerns, 30, of Wednesdad, A afternoon was cited for failure to yield. She and Louise B. Taylor, 70, of 1008 E. Center collided at Center and Jefferson streets.

CARS COLLIDE Morrow County James E. White, 21, of 696 May was cited Wednesday for driving left of center in an alley between Main and Prospect streets. The other driver involved in the collision was John Adams 58, of 350 Waterloo St. JUVENILE HURT Ila M. Rollison, 14, of 552 Westlawn Drive, was injured Wednesday afternoon at 400 Windsor St.

when she was struck by a car driven by Rita R. Millisor, 58, of 341 Girard Ave. The teen-ager reportedly 1 ran Officials Name Fair Winners By EVELYN LONG Star Correspondent CARDINGTON Winners in three departments at the Morrow County Fair have been announced by officials. Named class champions in the domestic food department were Marilyn Gompf, homemade yeast bread and quick breads; Grace Radel, cake; Sherri Van Horn, cookies; James Donovan, jellies; Terry Dunahugh, butters and jams; Horn, canned fruit; Carol Dixon, canned vegetables; Diana Ryan, pickles; Karen West, homemade candies; Jan Knaul, best decorated cake by an amateur, and Carol Bartlett, best decorated cake by a professional. There were 91 pies entered in the annual pie contest.

Winners were Justine Little, apple; Connie Peak, pecan; Sherri Van peach; Isabelle Hendershot, mince; Becky Bringman, raspberry; Louise Brutchery, Wilma West, blackberry; Doris Smith, blueberry; Sharon Shoaf, elderberry; Isabelle dershot, raisin. The champion pie was awarded to Sherri Van Horn's peach, which was purchased for $55 by Copper Kettle. Reserve champion was Isabelle Hendershot's raisin. The grand champion cake was purchased by Century 21 for $35. It was a white cake baked by Grace Radel.

Winners in the clothing and home furnishings department were Lynn Shifley, best embroidery; Carol Dixon, best needlepoint; Judy Garverick, best crewel; Carol Dixon, best cross stitch; Cathy Brown, best liquid embroidery; Genevieve Throckmorton, best crochet: Mary Rose McClurg, best hand knit item; Ruthella Herron, best quilt; Carol Dixon, best rug; Marilyn Gompf, best weaving; Sherri VanHorn, best machine made garment; Eileen Carmean, best pillow, and Lori Sipe, best macrame. Ruthella Herron's quilt was overall champion and' the reserve was the hooked wall hanging of "The Lord's Supper" of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer. In the arts and crafts department, best of show was Bob Whitman's oil and acrylic.

Hope Staley won best of charcoal, pencil or ink, as well as amateur photography. Professional photography winner was Walter Cunningham; ceramics, Joyce Davis; white ware, Brenda James; wood carving, Sam Shortinona glass best stain, overall, Betty Sam Shortino. into the path of of the auto. The girl left the scene after the accident. Police located her at Marion General Hospital, where she was treated and released.

CITATION ISSUED Donald C. Rogers, 42, of 2711 Gooding Road, ye was cited Wednesday evening for hazardous passing at 260 Bellefontaine Ave. The other driver involved in the collision was Frederick E. Barlow, 47, of 637 Davids St. Sheriff VANDALISM David Hook, 209 S.

East Prospect, reported that three gashes were cut in the bow of his boat. set at $60. BREAK Rod Evans, 280 MarionWilliamsport Road, reported Wednesday that $300 in miscellaneous fishing gear was stolen from his garage. Police THEFT Dwayne Stevens, 440 Olney reported Wednesday afternoon the theft of numerous parts from his car engine at his residence. Chris Faulhaber, 172 W.

Columbia told police Wednesday morning that his station wagon was stolen from his residence. Authorities recovered the vehicle in Wyandot County and arrested two juveniles. DISORDERLY CHARGES Cecil Treherne, 68, of 982 Oak Grove was arrested at Davids and Center streets this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct. Steve Crissinger, 24, of 206 Olnsy was arrested on the charge this morning. Later he was charged with obstructing official police business and assault.

He Obituaries Pearl M. Anglin Pearl M. Anglin, 68, died early Wednesday in East Lawn Manor. She was born July 20, 1913 in Panther, W. Va.

and was married to Leonard Snellenberger, who died in 1939. Surviving are 4 daughters, Mrs. Norma Cameron, Lorene Benson and Bonnie Anglin, all of Marion and Shirley Bazzie of Princeton, W. 3 sons, Leonard Snellenberger of Marion, Elmer Snellenberger and James Dodson, both of Hurley, a brother and sister, Harry Anglin and Maude Weaver, both of Richwood, W. 17 grandchildren and 9 car deceased.

great-grandchildren. A brother, Services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Gunder-Hall Funeral Home by the Rev. Grand Prairie Cemetery. Charles a Reed.

Burial will be in Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 today. Frank D. Lust BUCYRUS Frank D. Lust, 69, of 1974 Marion-Melmore Road, Nevada, was found dead in his home Wednesday. A coroner's ruling specified heart attack as the cause of death.

He was born Aug. 23, 1912 i in Crawford County and married to Nina Priebe Lust, who died in May 1977. In 1978, he retired from farming. He attended Nevada Lutheran Church. Mrs.

(Sylvia) Wingert Surviving, are 2 daughters, and Mrs. Richard (Marjorie) Smith, both of Bucyrus; 2 brothers, Chester Lust and Russell Lust, both of Nevada; 2 sisters, Mrs. Warren (Ida) Guinther of Nevada and Mrs. Wilbur (Hazel) Lutz of Chatfield and 6 grandchildren. A son, David Alan Lust, is deceased.

Services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Friday, in MunzPirnstill Funeral Home, Bucyrus, by the Rev. Stanley J. Dickerson. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery here.

Friends may call after noon today at the funeral home, where the family will receive 7- 9 tonight. UP TO $20 OFF FASHION FRAMES! Sale Price Between now and Sep- PEARLE Reg. Price tember 30, 1981, $30.95 7.95 Vision Center is offering up to $20 off a selection of $15.95 9.95 fashion frames. You can't $20.95 $12.95 afford not to come in for the value you like and the $40.95 $25.95 frames you'll love. PEARLE is the value center for $49.95 $29.95 eyewear.

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(Star Photo' Marionites spent part of their day filling this By Bill Snider) big bag with popcorn for the first Marion City Schools Re Registration For Adults Under Way Registration for the fall session of adult education classes, being offered through the Marion City Schools, began Tuesday and will continue through Sept. 17. Ed Bell, director of adult education programs, said this is the first year for fall adult education classes, some of which will have advanced sessions during the winter term. Classes begin Sept. 21 and the majority of them will be conducted at Harding High School.

Persons interested in registering or wanting more information should call the adult education office. Hours are from 2 to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday. Telephone number is 387-3300, extension 270.

Business courses: Beginning Typing, instructed by Dianne Shaw, Monday and Wednesday, 7 to 8 p.m., 9 weeks; Beginning Accounting, Barbara Truka, Tuesday, 7 to 8. p.m., 9 weeks, and Rapid Writing, Estelle Purcell, Thursday, 7 to 8 p.m., 9 weeks. Arts and crafts courses: Basic Arts and Crafts, Michele Seidel, Monday, 7 to 9 p.m., 9. weeks; Tole Painting for Yazel- CONTINUED From Page 1 Yazel, 56, established his law practice here in 1954. Interrupting his practice to serve as mayor, he was an attorney here from 1954 through 1965 and from 1972 to the present.

He also served as city solicitor, Juvenile Court probation officer, assistant city solicitor, acting Municipal Court judge and referee in Small Claims Court. His law degree is from the Ohio State University. Yazel and his wife reside in this area. Kellogg said this morning that he was not sure when Rhodes would act on local Republicans' recommendation. Rhodes is not bound to approve the nomination, however, his approval is expected.

"We had a lot more interest in this than I thought," Kellogg said. "Persons from a wide area throughout the county voiced their opinions." In other action, Republicans last night recommended Bowling Green resident Charles Kurfess to a seat on the Federal Court, northern district. -Bike Tour- CONTINUED From Page 1 register. Each cyclist will be numbered. Members of Marion Chapter, American Red Cross, will be standing by, in case anyone is in need of first aid throughout the day; Marion's REACT radio club will patrol the route and McDonald's of Marion is furnishing soft drinks at food stops along the way, as well as coupons, which cyclists may redeem later, the outing planners said.

The Wyandot Popcorn Company has donated 13 ounce jars of unpopped corn for presenting to every bike rider who finishes the tour. PAVANEDER GUPTA, MD. Announces His New Office Location At 685 Delaware Ave. Marion, 0. (Former City Hall) Phone 387-4061 Beginners, Kadi Raynor, Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., 9 weeks; Holiday Splendor (floral design), Chris Kennedy.

Monday, 7 to 9 p.m., 5 weeks; Beginning Embroidery and Needlepoint, Nancy Lankton, Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., 8 weeks; Oils, Acrylics, Pastels, Virginia Duffey, Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., 9 weeks; Counted Stichery, Mary Jo 9 Grose, Thursday, 7 Chair 109 p.m., weeks, Caning, Janet Daum, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 to 9 weeks. General interest courses: Beginning Conversational Spanish, Karen Clabaugh, Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., 9 weeks; Beginning Conversational German, Ruth Prater, Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., 9 weeks; Creative Writing, Carole Bray, Monday, 7 to 9 p.m., 9 weeks; Furniture Refinishing, Tom O' Hare, Scouts Honor Local Leader Prospect area Girl Scouts and their leaders recently met at the home of Jean Belford to honor Girl Scout Service, Director Jean Reid. Reid has been active in scouting for a number of years. Recently, she planned and worked at the Summer Day Camp at the park. An awards plaque was presented to Reid by Amy Belford on behalf of the troops and their leaders.

Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., 6 weeks; Photography, Selden Dodge, Monday, 7 to 9 p.m., 7 weeks; Physical Fitness for Women, Loretta Arndt, Tuesday and 1 Thursday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., 6 weeks; Interior Decorating, Kay Cochran, Monday, 7 7 7 to 9 p.m., 7 weeks, and Cake Decorating, Judy Walters, Monday, 7 to 9 p.m., All nine week courses cost $18, and others are various lesser amounts depending on class hours. Some require an additional charge for texts, hand outs or materials. Complete information is contained in a brochure available at various businesses, or by calling the high school. Funerals Lyle D. Hulse Friends may call at the Hulse home at 363 Whitmore Ave.

6-9 tonight. Memorial contributions may be made to the Library Fund of First Presbyterian Church. Boyd Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Dora Hickman 10:30 a.m. Friday, Gunder-Hall Funeral Home, the Rev.

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