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The Marion Star Monday, May 24, 1993 Page 5 Four hurt in pickup rollover ajecord City police Traffic count We've gone 45 days without a fatal accident in Marion County. 1 -r I CJgP" Star PhotoBill Sinden Patrol officer investigates the scene of an accident that injured four gation by the Mount Gilead highway patrol. the child in a safety seat. The incident remains under investi Parole board By The Associated Press DAYTON The Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission is expected to recommend to the state Legislature changes that would substantially reduce the power of the Ohio Parole Board, a newspaper reported Sunday. The Dayton Daily News reported that under the commission's recommendation, "parole as we know it would not exist," said David Diroll, the commission's executive director.

The commission will ask lawmakers to let judges, instead of the parole board, determine the length of sentences, the newspaper reported. The board would decide only the terms of the release. Up for bids 1 1 Road where Jane Scharf was injured. She was taken to MGH, treated and released. Hospitals ADMITTED FRIDAY (MedCenter) Mary Ruth Camell, Caledonia.

(Marion General) Sandra A. Mattix, Arvin M. Thomas, Marion. ADMITTED SATURDAY (MedCenter) Wayne Coleman, Marion. (Marion General) Mary S.

Compton, Mount Gilead; Teri L. Cook, Florence W. Daum, Louis J. Eilerman, Linda S. Vance, Marion.

ADMITTED SUNDAY (MedCenter) Anna Lockard, Preston L. Owens, Marion. (Marion General) Diana K. Bailey, Janet M. Beck, Susan I Hartley, Rhea J.

Phillians, Lori M. Predmore, Marion; Christine L. Morris, Kenton. DISMISSED FRIDAY (MedCenter) Geraldine Mosher. (Marion General) Cassandra A.

Grubb and daughter, Lisa B. Hall, Betty J. Hicks, Laurie A. Lawrence and son, Melody A. Mitchell and son, Jodi L.

Perkins and son. DISMISSED SATURDAY (Marion General) Kathy L. Detwiler, Tracy L. Duncum and twins, Andrea K. Fout, Gaylord L.

Henry, Judy C. Myers and son, Nina S. Smith and son, Arvin M. Thomas, Barbara J. Wakely and daughter, Tammy J.

Westbrook and daughter, Geraldine M. Wilson. DISMISSED SUNDAY (Marion General) Tonia Barlow and daughter, Terry L. Cameron, Mary S. Compton and son, Teri L.

Cook and son, Cheryl A. Myers and daughter, Deborah A. Robinson and daughter, Diana K. Thomas, Vickie L. Vogel.

MORROW COUNTY (Saturday, Sunday) ADMITTED: Virginia Clair, Crestline. DISMISSED: Ray Thomas, Tracy Mahaffey and daughter, Terry Smith and son. Dog pound The dog pound picked up the following strays over the weekend: Male, blond and white, short-hair mix, found at 7 1 8 Harding Road. Male, black, long-hair mix, found at 1073 Barbados. Male, tan, short-hair mix, found at 503 Farming St.

Perez fired By The Associated Press CINCINNATI The Cincinnati Reds today fired manager Tony Perez, just 44 games into his first season, nam ing former New York Mets manager Davey Johnson to replace him. Johnson, 50, was one of the candidates who was interviewed forthe Reds managing job last fall. He has been a consultant for the Reds since PEREZ December. He had been out of the majors since the Mets fired him in 1990. Reds general manager Jim Bowden said at a hastily called news conference this morning that he decided the only way to get the club out of its slow start was to fire Perez, who was hired as manager on Oct.

30. Around About Marion ALLERGIES ARE NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT. Dr. Ashok Gandhi at Smith Clinic is Marion's Only Full-time Allergist. 383-7920.

AMERICAN LEGION 584 Run-off election for first Vice Commander and Chaplain, Tuesday May 25th, 12noon-8pm. ATTENTION AERIE AND AUXILIARY EAGLE MEMBERS Joint memorial service will be held Wednesday, May 26th at in The Bingo Hall on third floor. THEY'RE BACK: SUZANNE, Tracy Miller, Carol Hilsher Styling Hair at The Head Shop. 387-9300. 'c' CHARGED Richard T.

Wilkins, 26, 535 Uncapher was charged today with intoxication. Gregory J. Landon, 26, 640 Davids was charged Sunday with driving under suspension. James H. Holloway, 39, 377 Brentwood Drive, was charged Sunday with domestic violence and assault.

Troy M. Houseworth, 20, 10506 Hardin-Marion Road, LaRue, was charged Saturday with driving under suspension, a muffler violation and resisting arrest. He also was served a warrant for failing to appear for the DUIjail alternative program. Cindy Mallory, 36, 338 Blaine was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct while intoxicated. James P.

Anderson, 40, 338 Blaine was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct while intoxicated. VEHICLE VANDALIZED Robert E. Taylor, 425'j N. State reported Sunday the passenger side window of his vehicle was broken out, and the door was scratched. WARRANT SERVED Robert L.

Oney, 22, Delaware, was served a warrant for failing to appear in court on a charge of intoxication. DRIVER CITED Jesse R. Downs, 66, 850 Daffodil Drive, was cited for running a red light, stemming from a two-vehicle accident May 17 along South Prospect Street. County sheriff CHARGED Sandra L. Muncy, 50, 7261 Gast Road, was charged Saturday with DUI and a marked lanes violation.

Rickey Lee Ward, 33, 1 145 Merkle was charged Saturday with driving under suspension, no seat belt and criminal trespassing. BURGLARIES REPORTED The Church of Christ, 1709 Bellefontaine reported Saturday being broken into, and items were taken. Denver Roy, 4750 LaRue-Prospect Road, reported Saturday his bam behind his residence was broken into. Estimated loss in the incident was listed at $250. CITATION ISSUED Howard J.

King, 40, 548 Emerson was cited Sunday with disorderly conduct while intoxicated. WARRANTS SERVED Kenneth L. Fox, 23, 175 Pearl was served a bench warrant Sunday for failing to appear in court for arraignment on a citation of check fraud. Jan A. Hall, 26, 752 N.

Prospect was served a bench warrant for a citation of check fraud. Morrow sheriff CHARGES FILED Deputies Sunday charged Roger L. Petrall, 20, Shelby, with assault. Deputies Saturday charged Vemon R. Sheriff, 28, Galion, with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

WARRANT SERVED Deputies this morning served a warrant for failure to appear to Aron M. Sutton, 19, Galion. THEFT REPORTED Bob Darst, 879 County Road 21, Sunday reported to deputies the theft of a toaster, an extension cord and an adapter, estimated total value of $85, at his residence. Head accident DRIVER CITED Police Friday cited Virgie Grimm, 76, 426 Catalpa Lane, for failure to yield the right of way after the car he was driving collided with a car driven by TraciL. Snipes, 21, Willard, at South Main and Center streets.

Squad runs TOWNSHIP (Friday) 8:08 p.m. to 150 Sara Ave. where Mary Watkins needed assistance. She was left at the scene. (Saturday) 10:15 p.m.

to 2523 Curren Drive where Heather Macchenone was ill. She was taken to Marion General Hospital, treated and released. (Sunday) 4:30 p.m. to 1422 Mount Vemon Ave. where Roberta Stephens was ill.

She was taken to MGH, treated and released. 10:28 p.m. to 1582 Bellefontaine Ave. for a motor vehicle accident. No injuries.

(Today) 2:45 a.m. to 889 Marion-Williamsport Road where Lee Tayne needed assistance. He was left at the scene. 5:52 a.m. to 1300 Marion-Agosta Ohio Evergreens Ornamental Trees Bulk Mulch MOUNT GILEAD Four people, including a 2-year-old girl and a pregnant teen, were injured in a single-car accident in Monroe Township Sunday afternoon.

urley Woods, 25 of Mount Vemon, was driving west on U.S. 36 at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, at speeds "too fast to negotiate a right curve," according to the Mount Gilead post of the state highway patrol. He lost control of his pickup truck, skidded off the right side of the road, overcompensated and went off the left side of the road, where the pick-up overturned in a ditch. His three passengers were ejected from the vehicle.

arbara Johnson, who was pregnant, was transported by SkyMed to University Hospitals, Columbus, where she was in critical condition this morning in the intensive care unit, a University Hospitals spokeswoman said. Her fetus did not survive, the spokeswoman said. Kayla was in poor condition in the ICU at Children's Hospital in Columbus, according to a hospital spokeswoman. Barbara's Johnson's mother, Julia, was reported in serious condition in the ICU at Grant Medical Center in Columbus. Both were transported to Knox Community Hospital before they were transferred to Columbus.

Woods suffered only minor injuries Obituaries Harry Baker Jr. DELAWARE Local resident Hany Baker Saturday athis home following an extended illness. He was born July 16, 1945, in Marion the son of the late Harry and Mabel Marie Martin Baker. Mr. Baker, a 20-year resident of Delaware, was a self-employed musician, a member of the Salvation Army and a volunteer for the Salvation Army.

Surviving are his wife, Roberta; a daughter, Katherine Baker, Delaware; two sons, James and Timothy Baker, Delaware; five sisters, Mildred Lucas, Morral, and Patricia Caudill, Mary Terry, Emma Zornes and Nancy Smith, Marion. The service will be 1 p.m. Tuesday at Bennett-Brown Funeral Home with Captain Erlene May officiating. Burial will follow in Marion Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 4-8 p.m.

today. Anna Catherine Price Anna Catherine Price, 79, 307 died Friday morning at her home. She was born in Marion May 22, 1913, a daughter of WillianvD. and Mary M. Thieken Jenner.

She retired in 1991 from employment in the cafeteria of St. Mary School after over 10 years of service. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, its Altar Society, and the Daughters of Isabella. Her husband, Harold, died Dec.

14, 1975, in Marion. They were married Oct. 27, 1932. Mrs. Price is survived by a daughter, Donna L.

Simmons, California; an adopted daughter, Lori C. Price, San Diego, Marion; three sisters, Clara L. Rizor, Prospect, Florence Elliot, Marion, Pauline Dole, Indiana; seven grandchildren; lOgreat-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. A son, two sisters and three brothers are deceased. Funeral Mass will be 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Mary Church with Fathers James Walter and James Klima officiating. Burial will follow in St Mary Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuersday at GunderHall Folk Funeral Directors where parish prayers will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Mary School. Rosella Taylor Rosella Taylor, 99, Fairlane Avenue, died 7:05 p.m. Sunday at Maplewood Nursing Home. Born Nov.

28, 1893, in Bamsville, she was the daughter of Matt and Carrie Fisher. She was preceded in death by husbands Hugh E. Loudin and James J. Taylor. Mrs.

Taylor was aretired seamstress, having worked for Hansley Mills, Bamsville. She attended the Christian Church, Bamsville. Surviving are a son, Hugh G. Loudin, Marion; a daughter, Mrs. Winifred J.

Franklin, Gainesboro, a half-sister, Carrie Wright, Reynoldsburg; four grandchildren, 1 0 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday at Mount Herman Cemetery, Chesterhill. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Denzer-Farison-Hottinger Funeral Home. Cleaners 465S.Seffner I 387-2664 DRAPES I i 5 PANELS OR MORE Good thru Sat 5-29-93 I 1KB under fire The commission also wants judges to have more sentencing alternatives to prison, such as halfway houses and community-based treatment centers.

Gov. George Voinovich has tried to push for such alternative sentences. The parole board sets conditions for an inmate's release. But parole officers are supposed to oversee parolees to make sure they receive treatment, get jobs and stay out of trouble. The large caseload carried by parole officers limits their effectiveness, the Daily News reported.

Forty-two percent of the violent criminals paroled in 1989 were back in prison within two years, says a study by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. lass Tim- Births MARION GENERAL (Saturday) David and Mary Compton, Mount Gilead, a son. Teri Cook, Marion, a son. (Sunday) Michael and Rhea Phillians, Marion, a daughter. Lori M.

Predmore, Marion, a daughter. Funerals Madonna Speyer Funeral Mass 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, St Joseph's Catholic Church, LaRue, calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 today, Stofcheck Funeral Home, Richwood, prayer services at 3:30, Price Cemetery, contributions to the American Heart Fund andor the Richwood Alumni Association. Letha Elizabeth Parks Graveside services 11:30 a.m. Heights Memory Gardens, calling hours one hour prior to the services at Boyd Funeral Home.

Jane M. Barnett lp.m. Wednesday, Gunder, Hall Folk Funeral Directors, Marion Cemetery, calling hours 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. i ROLLOVER A State Highway people Sunday.

and was treated at the scene. No one in the car was wearing seat belts, nor was Rev. James Timmons The Rev. James W. Timmons, 64, 21 1 Broadway Green Camp, died Sunday morning at his home.

Bom July 1, 1928, in Marion, he was the son of the late L.H. "Burt" and Hazel L. (Crockett) Timmons. He married the former Minnie Rinnert on July 23, 1950, in Marion. She survives.

Rev. Timmons pastored for 1 7 years at the former Shiloh Baptist Church and Salem Church of God. He also did evangelism work. He was a lifelong Marion area resident and retired in 1983 from Marion Power Shovel maintenance department after 34 years of service. He was a member of Salem Community Church and the Green Camp Lions Club and served as marshall of Green Camp for 10 years.

He was a U.S. Army veteran. Surviving in addition to his wife are a son, James W. Timmons, Marion; a daughter, Mrs. Ronald (Deborah) Clark, Columbus; two brothers, Clarence D.

Timmons, LaRue, and Warren L. Timmons, Cardington; two sisters, Betty L. Lyons, Marion, and Mrs. Albert (LuAnn) Slone, LaRue; five grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death.

The funeral is 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at Home Missionary Holiness Church with the Rev. Robert Smeltzer and the.Rev. Earl Carol! officiating. Burial is in Green Camp Cemetery.

Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Boyd Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of the donor' choice. Lowel M. Wood CRESTLINE Lowel Max Wood, 82, 809 North Crestline Street, died Sunday afternoon at Rosewood Manor Nursing Home, Galion, after a short illness.

BornAug.7, was the son of the late Bert Ingram and Delia Wood. On March 28, 1932, he married the former Pearl M. Klink. She preceded him in death on June 2, 1983. Mr.

Woodretiredin 1975fromPenn-sylvania Railroad as an engineer after 48 years. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy during World War LT and Korea. He had lived in Crestline since 1933, coming from Richwood. Surviving are two sons, Robert E.

Wood, Santa Ana, and William L. Wood, Ellensburg, a sister, Mrs. Richard (Maxine) Stelzer, Columbus; three step-daughters, Mrs. Ted (Betty) Lorton, Bucyrus, Donna Linn, Port Clinton, and Mrs. Herbert (Jackie) Heilman, Galion; two sisters, Edith LightfootandEvaVoss, both Mansfield; 1 0 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by three brothers and a sister. The funeral is 1 p.m. Thursday at the Mark A. Schneider Funeral Home, Crestline. Burial is in Greenlawn Cemetery, Crestline.

Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. ROBERT D. Attorney Star PhotoBill Snider Bob Atlas, auctioneer with Marlin Art Deer Park, N.Y., is seen asking for bids on art displayed on the easel. The art auction, which was combined with a preview and dessert smorgasboard, took place Saturday evening at Marion General Hospital, a fund-raiser to benefit the Marion Well Baby Clinic.

The event was organized and sponsored' by the Kiwanis Breakfast Club of Marion. Sewers From Page 1 for bridge replacement as part of a multi-million projects slated for Marion County, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. Likewise, Ohio 739 will be closed west of the village of Green Camp as will Ohio 95 between Ohio 203 and Marion, both until June 30, for the same reason. The QuQua Creek bridge over U.S. 23 is also scheduled for refurbishment, she said.

Resurfacing will close Ohio 95 between U.S. 23 and Ohio 746 until the end of June. Parts of Ohio 95 within Marion and Ohio 423 from Waldo to Marion will be resurfaced, she said ODOT spokeswoman Andrea Hernandez said traffic signals have been scheduled for installation at Blevins Boulevard and James Way, both along Ohio 95, and at the north and southbound ramps along Ohio 95 leading to U.S. 23. Completion date is Dec.

17. Ohio 37 will be resurfaced from Ohio 37 between Ohio 309 to the Marion-Wyandot county line. Ohio 309 will be resurfaced from Marion's western city limits to the Hardin County line, said Hernadez. LOGSDON at Law Ricketts Nursery Landscaping 1739 Morral Kirkpatrick Rd. Marion, Phone: (614)383-5948 mpwm Shade Trees Fruit Trees Flowering Shrubs The memorial ideal.

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