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For Your Information The Marion Star Thursday, October 21, 1993 Page 5 Zoning Friday, Oct. 22 Accu-Weather forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures From Page 1 With about 100 more vehicles trips per day, Carlyle added, "Significantly, you're not talking about a lot more traffic." While Carlyle said he believes the sanitary and storm sewers have the capacity to handle the project, when pressed later he said if the sewers need to be upgraded, it would be paid for through a special assessment district an unpopular notion among the project' neighbors who would be saddled with the bill. Carlyle noted earlier a new storm sewer on Merchant Avenue will mean more capacity to drain water. Area resident Dick Rees said the traffic from the units would be "a lot less to purchase it and make it a park, the condominiums are "the lesser of two evils." Schools Superintendent Robert Thiede said during an auction two years ago no one showed any interest in the property except Ludwig. Public support may prove to be crucial.

"If the people are dead set against (the project), it's going to be very hard to get this through City Council," said Foos. But he challenged residents to accept the fact that the parcel will not stay as it is and consider what's best for their neighborhood. The committee's recommendation is expected to come before council for approval, or the first of three public readings, on Nov. 22. Marion Tonight, clear.

Low in the low 30s. Friday, mostly sunny. High in the mid-50s. Saturday through Monday: Fair. Lows in the 30s.

Highs in upper 50s to low 60s Saturday, wanning to 65-70 on Monday. WEDNESDAY Maximum 68F 20C Minimum 50F IOC Precipitation .12 ONE YEAR AGO Maximum 47F 8C Minimum 31F -1C TODAY'S ALMANAC Sun sets today at 6:43 p.m.; rises Friday at 7:49 a.m. Ohio Wind will diminish early tonight across Ohio. It will be clear with lows generally in the middle 30s. Sunny skies are expected Friday with highs in the 50s statewide.

The record high on this date in Columbus was 83 in 1953. The record low was 17 in 1952. Nation A band of windy, wet weather swept across the eastern part of the country today, with showers in New York and clouds from Maine to Georgia. The clouds extended west along the Gulf of Mexico as far as South Texas. Skies over Florida were fair early today.

Clouds also covered the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes regions, and highs in those areas were only ex- traffic than we've ever had before" in comparison to the days when parents brought their children to the former school. Arndt told the audience he would much rather have properties that enhance property values than accept the possibility of low-income housing on the site instead. Some residents, such as South Grand Avenue resident Eric Barcus, do support the project. "With all the progress this project has been through I think this is the logical end," he said. Barcus added the project will increase property values at a site that is dangerous as it is now.

Resident David Mauk said it "will be great for it to remain a green space" but since the city does not have the money Squad runs TOWNSHIP (Wednesday) 10:39 a.m. to 228 Barks Road E. where Lois Lake was injured. She was taken to Marion General Hospital and was in fair condition this morning. (Today) 12:07 a.m.

to 1639 Marion-Waldo Rd. Lot No. 41 where Leora Lemuth was injured. She was taken to MGH and was in fair condition this morning. CITY (Wednesday) 7:39 a.m.

to a motor vehicle accident at Mt. Vernon Ave. and Vernon Heights Blvd. where Jerry Lyons was injured. He was taken to MGH, treated and released.

8:47 a.m.to486BahamaCircle where GeorgiaChapman was ill. She was taken to MGH and was in good condition this morning. 9:32 a.m. to Marion General Hospital where Mel Swisher was injured. He was taken to MGH, treated and released.

11:36 a.m. to Leader and Center streets where Jack Roszman was injured. He was left at the scene. 2: 1 9 p.m. to a motor vehicle accident at Bellefontaine Avenue and Chatfield Road where Stacy Stapleton, Adam Stapleton and John Stapleton were injured.

They were taken to MedCenter Hospital where Adam Stapleton was in fair condition this morning. The others were treated and released. 2:29 p.m. to a motor vehicle accident at Bellefontaine Avenue and Chatfield Road where George Aldrich, Danny Canterbury and Don Canterbury were i-injure They were-allaien to MedCenier-. treated and released.

3:54 p.m. to 197 Windsor St' where Connie Carpenter was ill. She was left at the scene. 4:36 p.m. to 668 Easy St where Laura Jones was ill and Tiffany Hanlon was injured.

Both were left at the scene. 6:56 p.m. to 517 Davids St where John Oliver was injured. He was listed as taken to MedCenter but the hospital had no record. 7 p.m.

to 222 Oak St where Todd Huffine was injured. He was taken to MedCenter, treated and released. (Today) 12:22 a.m. to 284 Malo Dr. where Mary Layne was ill.

She was taken to MedCenter, treated and released. 7:05 a.m. to 1088 Bellefontaine Ave. where Steven Herrigel was injured. He was left at the scene.

Hospitals ADMITTED WEDNESDAY (Marion General) Samuel Blevins, Georgia Chapman, Tyler Haas, Candy Jones, Reena Murphy, Kathry Prater, Marion; Christine George, Upper Sandusky; Patricia Koons, Galion; Nora Oiler, Grace Seckel, Caledonia. DISMISSED WEDNESDAY (Marion General) Michelle Aldridge, Mildred Cull, GretchenCundiff.Renne Davis and son, Vemon Davis, Betty Roberts, Grace Seckel. (MedCenter) Laura Kelley. MORROW COUNTY (Wednesday) ADMITTED: Diana McClain, Tracy Bryant Mansfield; Linda McCurdy, Marengo; Lelo Barrick, Mount Gilead. DISMISSED: Crystal Wade and infant daughter.

Cleveland PA. Youngstown 53 60" Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy states, with a mass of unsettled air covering that region. Highs in the 60s were predicted for much of the country, with temperatures expected to reach into the 70s along the band of showers sweeping the East Robbery suspect in custody A Marion man is in custody today and faces an aggravated robbery charge following an armed robbery of a North Main Street convenience store, according to Marion City police. Police received a call from the Dairy Mart, 588 North Main St, at 3:56 a.m.

this morning. James Clark, 25, of 185 Hughes Street is to be formally charged later today with aggravated robbery. He was apprehended at his residence located several blocks north of the store. No shots were fired in the store, but the suspect reportedly showed a handgun to the shopkeeper, said Det. Jack Kauble.

,4. Police received a description of the suspect, who Had fled thq store on foot "and proceeded to run' nqrth through alleys in the area. Kauble said a foot chase ensued, and police were aided by troopers of the Marion post of the Ohio Highway Patrol who were in the area at the time. After gathering further information, police were led to Clark's residence on Hughes Street A firearm and evidence, including an undisclosed amount of cash from the store, were recovered. Kauble said case information was being furnished to Marion County prosecutor's office this morning for filing of formal charges.

Outage hits Cardington MOUNT GILEAD About 730 Cardington residents lost all or some electrical service this morning when a fuse blew at an Ohio Edison Co. substation. Power was restored about two hours after it went out at 7:30 a.m. "We have crews on site looking at the substation," Jeff Harpel, division engineer for the Marion division of Ohio Edison, said this morning. Harpel said about 9:20 tun.

Ohio Edison was continuing to investigate the cause of the outage. A fuse blew at the substation, the location of which he declined to disclose, taking out one of three phases. Residential customers usually are on a single phase, while some small commercial sites and industrial sites are on three phases, he said. Ohio Edison began receiving calls about the outage about 7:30 a.m., he said. Births MARION GENERAL (Oct 7) Martin and Rhonda Johnson, a son.

Itristine Columbus57j J3h W.VA. 1 3 MICH. MARION 1 55 Dayton 57 Cincinnati "58 tTportsr Portsmouth 2 XNNNN TjT-T Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow pected to be in the 40s and 50s. Conditions in the western half of the country continued to be fair, although showers dampened parts of the Pacific Northwest Strong thunderstorms were again possible in Texas and the southern Plains seven great-grandchildren. A great-grandson is deceased.

The service will be 1 1 a.m. Saturday at Craven Funeral Home with the Revs. Albert Miller, Joseph Pearce and Alvin Conkey officiating. Burial will follow in Rivercliff Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 6-8 p.m.

Friday. Todd A. Hoy II Todd A. Hoy 5 weeks, 1 8685 Ohio 196, Waynesfield, died Wednesday morning at Lima Memorial Hospital. He was born Sept.

10, 1993 in Bellefontaine, the son of Todd A. and Amy (Hight) Hoy. In addition to his parents, the infant is survived by a sister, Amber Renee, at home; grandparents Ted and Carolyn Hoy, and Benjamin and Tana Hight Marion; and great-grandparents Carl and Ramona Hoy, Lakeview, Dorothy Douglas, Marion, and Lettie Johnston, EUcins, W.Va. o-; A graveside service wUJ be, fionpucted 2 p.m. Friday at Radnor Cemetery with the Rev.

Arnold Wulff officiating. Friends may call at Boy Funeral Home p.m. Friday. Neil E. Quail UPPER SANDUSKY Neil Quail, 49, 3 10 N.

Third St, died Monday evening in the emergency room of Wyandot Memorial Hospital. He was born Feb. 16, 1944, in Bucyrus, a son of the late Gilbert Quail and Berta (Bachman) Quail, who survives in Upper Sandusky. Also surviving is a brother, Frank E. Quail, San Jose, Calif.

Mr. Quail had served with Pinkerton Security in Marion for a year and had been employed as custodian with the Upper Sandusky School System for 20 years, the last three years at East Elementary. The service will be 1 1 a.m. Saturday at Bringman Co. funeral home.

Burial willbeinOldMissionCemetery.Friends may call at the funeral home 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Friday. Memorial contributions may be made to the Wyandot County Heart Support Group or East Elementary School Library. Mildred R. Ulsh BOWLING GREEN Former Marion area resident Mildred R.

Ulsh, 91, 1072 Carol Road, died Wednesday morning at Portage Valley Retirement Village. She was born Sept 20, 1902, in Caledonia, a daughter of Frank E. and Belle (Hahn) Rinker. The longtime resident of Marion had managed a loan company in Marion and retired in 1969 after 20 years of service with the Marion office of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

She was a member of Caledonia Memorial United Methodist Church. Mrs. Ulsh is survived by a daughter, Carolyn I. Ulsh, Bowling Green. She was preceded in death by her husband, Chester A.

Ulsh and a sister, G. Irene Ulsh. A graveside service will be conducted 1 1 a.m. Friday in Caledonia Cemetery with the Rev. Bob Nida officiating.

Calling hours will not be observed. Dunn Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Hurt, tfrl 9-5 9-12 6622 Traffic count We've gone 21 days without a fatal accident in Marion County. ADMITTED MONDAY (Wyandot Memorial) Jarryd Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jeffrey Nelson, Upper Sandusky. (Galion Community) Brent Baer, Marion. DISMISSED MONDAY (Wyandot Memorial) Goldie Smith. WEEKEND ADMISSIONS (Union Memorial) Deborah Hughes, Richwood. WEEKEND DISMISSALS (Union Memorial) Deborah Hughes.

Dog pound The dog pound picked up the following strays Wednesday: Male, white, short-hair mixed puppy, found on Canby Court Female, black and tan mixed puppy, found on Canby Court Male, brown and white, short-hair boxer, found at 801 Daffodil Dr. Male, black and tan, long-hair mix, found on N. Green Street Male, black and tan, short-hair Rottweiler mix, found at 239 Ballantine Ave. Female, black and tan, short-hair shepherd, found at 752 Kentucky Ave. Male, brindle, short-hair boxer, found at the Southland Mall.

Male, black, long-hair mix, found at 8 14 Center Dr. i Animal control officials will be canvassing Richland Township for the next week for dogs without current licenses. Owners will be fined. To Be Exact Marion County Prosecutor Jim Slagle allegations against Marion County Democrat Chairman Richard Rees. The Star regrets the error.

Around About Marion BACK FORTY TAVERN Friday night the band is "Velvet Saturday night the band is "Bamboo Harris" BENEFITS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL: ENTERTAINMENT 94 DISCOUNT BOOKS- More meals, motels, theater, sports, and shopping. $35 for full year of savings. Call 726-2625. CHADRI'S AT BENNETT and David serves pasta 20 different ways. Now you can have it your way! FISH FRY-PROSPECT OF Saturday, October 23rd, Public In-viled.

MGH TO CELEBRATE VETERAN'S DAY by honoring its employees, medical staff members, and volunteers who have served. Veterans and cur-rently serving contact MGH, 383-8690. OAKLAND GRILL 765 DAVID STREET Friday night Walleye all you can eat $5.25. TASTE THE DIFFERENCE Take the "Apple Challenge" and try samples of nearly everything in the store. Saturday at Lawrence Orchards 9 till 7.

389- 3019 VIDEO SING ALONG with Jim and Judy, Saturday night at Mickeli's, 383-9052. rates. Shouldn't you be getting the Daily Record City police CHARGED A 16-year-old Marion girl was charged Wednesday with unruliness. Robert D. Thacker 44, 438 Girard was charged today with DWL driving without a license and an improper turn violation.

He was stopped on the 100 block of South Main Street John H. Tyler 42, 3 1 5 Leader St, was charged Wednesday with domestic violence. BREAK-INS REPORTED Officials of Fairpark School, Robinson Avenue, reported a break-in through a southside window Wednesday. Thomas Vending North Prospect Street reported Wednesday a company car was broken into and items taken included stereo equipment a cellular phone valued at $500 and a radar detector, worth $300. Earl Graybill, 7 1 6 Whittier reported Wednesday his locked garage was broken into and items taken included a radio, valued at $120, a $600 computer modem, dishes worth $250 and fishing poles valued at $100.

DRIVERS CITED Kenneth E. Snyder, 63, Edison, was cited for not maintaining an assured clear distance ahead, stemming from a two-vehicle accident Wednesday along Mount Vemon Avenue. Nancy L. Hindman, 32, 773 W. Center was cited for not maintaining an assured clear distance ahead, stemming from a two-vehicle accident Wednesday along Leader Street MorroWhlieff.

bib, CHARGES FILED Deputies Wednesday booked Robert W. Dial, 29, Cardington, into jail on a probation violation, i Deputies Wednesday booked Hal Todd, 39, 4807 Township Road 112, Mount Gilead, on a probation violation. THEFT REPORTED OfficersTuesdayreceivedareportof the theft of a telephone, compact discs and tapes at the residence of Pamela L. Dowalter, 1469 County Road 165, Ashley. Deputies Tuesday received a report of the theft of guns, jewelry, a videocas-sette recorder, camera equipment and other items at the Gary L.

Myers residence, 6183 County Road 121, Mount Gilead. Area accident DRIVER CITED MOUNTGILEAD Sherry Durbin, 45, Galion, was cited for failure to yield the right of way from a stop sign after she was involved in a two-car accident at 4: 10 p.m. Wednesday at Ohio 6 1 and County Road 29, seven miles north of Mount Gilead. Durbin was eastbound on County Road 29 crossing Ohio 61 when the car she was driving was struck by a car driven north by Carl Dye, 47, Iberia, according to the Mount Gilead post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The Durbin car spun and overturned in a ditch, the patrol said.

Durbin and two passengers, Joshua Bostic, 8, and Seth Bostic, 6, both of 5740 U.S. 42, Mount Gilead, who were injured were transported by Morrow County emergency squads to Galion Community Hospital, the patrol said. Durbin and Seth Bostic were treated and released. A hospital spokeswoman said the hospital had no record of treating Joshua Bostic or Trent Bostic, 3, same address, who also was taken to GCH, according to the post Everyone involved in the accident was wearing a safety belt the patrol said. Hair Tanning 9021 Hour: Mon-Frl 9anv9pm Saturday nvpm Sunday ll.m-8pm Obituaries Angelon Brown ADA Angelon Brown, 71, died 10:31 Wednesday morning at Lima Memorial Hospital.

She was born March 20, 1922, in Tennessee Ridge, the daughter of Edna Smith, who preceded her in death. Survivors include a son, Mike Brown ofHouston, Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Rick (Pam) Hughes of Marion, Mrs. Mark (Carol) Waller, Lima, and Mrs. Patrick (Tamie) Jenkins, Ada; a brother.

Buddy Waters, Birmingham, three sisters, Margie Willoughby, Chicago, 111., Ruby Cox, Lubbock, Texas, and Betty Jones, Nashville, and 10 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a grandson. Mrs. Brown was retired from Ohio Northern University, Ada. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Ada, where she was active in various church functions.

Funeral services are 1 :30 p.m Saturday at Funeral Home, Ada, with Dr. Eryon Ha wbecker officiating. Burial is in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday and until time of service Saturday at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society and or First Baptist Church of Ada. Virgil V. Howard MOUNT GILEAD Virgil V. Howard, 89, South Vine Street died Wednesday afternoon at Woodside Vil lage Care Center. TheCardington native was born April 2, 1904.

a son of Hiram and Anna (Bond) Howard. He was the owneroperator of Gamble's Automotive and Hard ware Stores here, HOWARD retiring in 1972. Until 1954, he had been employed with Huber Manufacturing, Marion. He was also well-known in the area as an antique refinisher, woodworker and clock maker. Mr.

Howard was a charter member of the Mount Gilead Church of the Nazarene, and had served on its board for over 60 years, and as treasurer for over 20 years. On Dec. 29, 1926, he married the former Ruth O. McPeek, and she survives. Also surviving are a son, Galen Howard, Cambridge; a brother, George Howard, Mount Gilead; two sisters, Pearl Thomas and Marie Gibbons, Cardington; two granddaughters; and Funerals Claude Massey Military graveside 2:30 p.m.

today, Chapel Heights Memory Gardens by United Veterans Council, contributions to American Heart Association. Robert Ward 1 1 a.m. Saturday, Bennett-Brown Funeral Home, Delaware, Fairview Memorial Park, calling hours 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Friday. Emily Wolf 1 1 a.m.

Saturday, Denzer-Farison-Hottinger Funeral Home, Marion Cemetery, calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday, contributions to Wesley United Methodist Church. 7 FARMERS STATE BANK NEWS It Is a well known fact we pay very high rates on our CDs, If not the highest, and all deposits are insured by F.D.I.C. Insurance, up to $100,000 per depositor. Check and compare the following higher rate? Move your money now.

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