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Municipal Court Michael C. Doty, Fremont, speed, $35 bond forfeited. Douglas L. Enslen, Walbridge, 0., improper passing, $25 bond forfeited. Harry A.

Fall, Port Clinton, no operator's license, $15 fine and costs. Harold J. Frasure, Bellevue, 0., physical control, $100 fine, license suspended 30 days except to drive to and from work. Diane M. Gates, Port Clinton, physical control, $100 fine and costs, license suspended 30 days except to drive to and from work.

Vernon W. Goetz, Rocky Ridge, no operator's license, $25 fine and costs. Clayton T. Gonya, Port Clinton, red light, $15 bond forfeited. Mary F.

Good, Fremont speed, $35 bond forfeited. James P. Hensgen, Fremont, speed, $20 bond forfeited. Edward J. Hoelze, Fremont, speed, $25 bond forfeited.

Charles A. Johnson, Port Clinton, false registration information, $15 fine and costs. Hilario Torres, Port Clinton, left of center, $25 bond forfeited. Charles E. Johnson, Sandusky, driving under influence of intoxicants, $100 fine and costs, three days i in county jail, license suspended 30 days except to drive to and from work.

Leonard J. Kram, Cleveland, driving under influence of intoxicants, $100 fine and costs, three days in county jail, license suspended 30 days except to drive to and from work. Arthur B. Kalurzewski, Lakewood, driving under influence of intoxicants, three days in county jail, $100 and costs, license suspended 30 days except to drive to and from work. Scott L.

Meckfessel, Oak Harbor, unnecessary noise, $25 bond forfeited. John C. Miller, Parma Heights, speed, $25 bond forfeited. Joseph C. Minnier, Flushing, speed, $10 fine and costs.

Daniel J. Peterson, Port Clinton, unsafe vehicle, $25 fine and costs. George A. Sarrica, Port Clinton, improper passing, $15 fine and costs. Susan K.

Shafer, Marblehead, speed, $35 bond forfeited. Roger A. Sorg, Fremont, stop sign, $15 bond forfeited. Rickie A. Thomas, Rocky Ridge, unnecessary noise, $15 bond forfeited.

Timothy A. Taylor, Bay Village, reckless operation, $10 fine and costs. Michael L. Berlin, Oak Harbor, no eye protection, $15 bond forfeited. Robert C.

Case, Port Clinton, speed, $30 bond forfeited. Brent Cover, Port Clinton, right half of road, $20 fine and costs. Gregory C. DeCamp, Port Clinton, reckless operation, $15 fine and costs. James E.

Conner, Port Clinton, no horn, $15 and costs. George Baker Martin, peace bond, both parties ordered to sign peace bonds of $100 for one year. Brenda Thompson, Oak Harbor, no valid fishing license, $23 bond forfeited. Donald Foreman, Plymouth, 0., no fishing license, $15 fine and cost, fine suspended. John B.

Hurst, Oak Harbor, disorderly conduct, $20 fine and costs. Richard M. Dubbert no address given, public intoxication, $25 bond forfeited. Phillip R. Hurst, Oak Harbor, disorderly conduct, $50 fine and costs.

Robert Ohlinger, Port Clinton, public intoxication, $25 bond forfeited. Christian C. Druyor, Port Clinton, public i intoxication, $25 bond forfeited. Ricky J. Hook, Fostoria, no watercraft license tag, dismissed for want of prosecution.

Ricky J. Hook, Fostoria, no life jackets in watercraft, dismissed for want of prosecution. Randy S. Hess, no address given, no camping permit, $25 bond forfeited. Wilbur F.

Majors, exploded fireworks, $35 bond forfeited. Jim Risner, Tiffin, public intoxication, $50 bond forfeited. Terry W. Molnar, Barberton, 0., no camping permit, $25 bond forfeited. Merle R.

Kelley, Barberton, 0., no camping permit, $25 bond forfeited. Pat Blaser, Fostoria, public intoxication, $50 bond forfeited. James R. Hartman, no address given, incorrect log book, $25 bond forfeited. Linda Wise, Toledo, no valid fishing license, $23 bond forfeited.

Louis Rivera, Cleveland, fishing with more than two units of line, $23 bond forfeited. Lee G. Christanson, New London, fishing license, $23 bond forfeited. Richard E. Cook, Columbus, 0., no fishing license, $23 bond" forfeited.

Mary Galatocky, Toledo, no fishing, license, $23 bond forfeited Obituaries Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 53 66 74 COLD 67 75 Temperatures 62 70 Are 63 74 15 Rein 50 60 72 Showers 80 8 70 Low Temperatures Expected FORECAST Until Friday Morning LOOK AT THE WEATHER This is how the nation's weather shapes up. Bechtel official speaker Port Clinton Kiwanians learned about Davis Besse Nuclear Power Station west of Port Clinton, when M.R. Stephens of the Bechtel Corporation spoke to them at the Wednesday noon dinner meeting.

The meeting was held in the Seafare Room. Art Soderberg presided at the meeting. Announcements included the Beef Barbecue by Richard Stein, chairman this year, who said that the barbecue would be held September 10 and will be held at East Harbor State Park. Paul Moon reported on the Scholarship Fund and said the club has between $12,000 and $15,000 in the fund, much of which is out on loans. Eight members will go to Granville July 20 for a District golf tournament and on August 23 several members will go to Windsor, Canada, for an inter club.

Luther Heiserman introduced Stephens, who gave members an idea of the size of the area plant and also other information concerning the manner in which it works. He said that floor space of the plant is 365,000 square feet, equivalent to the floor space of 10 average size schools. The cooling tower which will be 493 feet high, equivalent to twice the height of the Toledo Edison Building has a ground area inside the tower of 160,000 square feet, equivalent to the area of football fields. Toledo Edison and the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company believe the DavisBesse station will be indispensable, if we are to meet the ever-increasing electrical needs of the people of northern Ohio. Instead of burning fossil fuel, heat is produced by nuclear fission occurring within the reactor.

The need for more electric power is made necessary by the growth of Northern Ohio, when more electrical demands must be met, due to more industries and the upgrading of control systems in municipalities. Stephens resides in Oak Harbor. He is a graduate of the University of Denver where he received his degree in Civil Engineering. He is Project Construction manager of the area plant. The project is the largest in Ottawa County.

1026 persons are employed there. The Bechtel Corporation is the largest in the world, employing 50 to 60,000 employees. Guests were Bob Ream, guest of Al Manton. Other visiting Kiwanians were Park Cridge of Pampano Beach, Rollin Gratop, Cairo, Ill. and George Patterson of Northern Columbus.

Paul Riehl is program chairman for the month. Cable TV net sold in Canton CANTON, Ohio (AP)-Downe Communications Inc. has sold its cable television network in Canton to Cyprus Communications Corp. of Los Angeles, Calif. for $5.6 million.

The transaction was completed Wednesday. Downe's network reached 15,400 subscribers and 40,200 homes. With its latest acquisition, Cypress now reaches 14 Ohio cities and some subscribers and 500,000 homes in various states. Truck kills Fairview child ROCKY RIVER, Ohio (AP) Daniel M. Hack, 10, of Fairview Park was killed Wednesday when struck by a truck while crossing Lake Road in this Cleveland suburb, police said.

Lisa Ann Huston Lisa Ann Huston, infant daughter of Roger L. and Joyce Ann Nagy Huston, Route 1, Oak Harbor, died in Magruder Hospital, 3 p.m. Tuesday, an hour and 56 minutes after her birth. Graveside rites were held at 9 this morning at Rushau Cemetery, the Rev. Hubert Boles officiating.

Robinson Funeral Home, Oak Harbor, was in charge of arrangements. Survivors, besides her parents, a are four brothers, Roger Robert Dennis and Dean all at home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huston, Oak Harbor, and Mr. and Mrs.

Ons Nagy, Port Clinton; great-grandmothers, Mrs. Nancy Stevens, Wood ville, and Mrs. Norris Rickner, Port Clinton. Junior J. Hill Additional survivors of Junior J.

Hill, 56, 1012 Ohio who died here Tuesday, are a stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Snyder, Port Clinton, and six stepgrandchildren. Friends called at Gerner and Wolf Funeral Home here Wednesday night. Calling hours at the Mann Funeral Home, Fostoria, will be 3 to 5 and 7 p.m. today.

Services will be Friday from Mann Funeral Home with burial in Arcadia Cemetery. Archie Westfall Archie Westfall, 79, of Homestead, Florida, died Wednesday morning at James Archer Smith Hospital in Homestead. Mr. Westfall was a former Port Clinton resident. Funeral arrangements are pending at Neidecker-LeVeck Funeral Home here.

VFW Auxiliary picnic tonight Ladies Auxiliary of the Homer Gardner VFW Post 2480 will hold its July social meeting tonight at City Park shelter house. The picnic meeting will be 6 p.m. Members are asked to bring a covered dish, table service and white elephant gifts. Paper guild rejects pact CANTON, Ohio (AP)-A contract offer made Wednesday by Canton Repository publisher Michael W. Johnston was termed "totally unsatisfactory" by Jack Weir, executive director of the Newspaper Guild.

Johnston, however, asked that the offer be put to a vote, and Weir responded by saying he would only consider calling a membership meeting to "reject what the company claims to be a final offer." The strike by some 125 reporters and photographers began Feb. 19. Details of the latest contract offer were not discussed by either side. Tiro soldier dies in action WASHINGTON (AP)-Army Pfc. Dean A.

Phillips, son of Hubert W. Phillips of Route 1, Tiro, Crawford County, Ohio, has been killed in action in Vietnam, the defense Department reported Wednesday. State of Ohio, Department of Insurance, Certificate of Compliance--The undersigned, Superintendent of Insurance of the State of Ohio, hereby certifies that BANKERS LIFE COMPANY, of Des Moines, State of Iowa, has complied with the laws of this State applicable to it and is authorized during the eurrent year to transact in this state its appropriate business of insurance on the mutual plan. Its Onancial condition is shown by its annual statement to have been as follows on December 31, 1970: Admitted assets, Liabilities, Surplus, 288.72; Income, $503,902,961.69, Expenditures, $374,658.216.01. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused my seal to be affixed at Columbus, Ohio, this day and date, July 1, 1971.

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Free Delivery Layaway Terms to Please News- Herald, Thursday, Board prepares for annual fair Maintenance and equipment of the fairgrounds were main items Tuesday as the Ottawa County Agricultural Society met. Preparations for the August fair discussed and activated include remodeling toilet facilities, widening entrance ways, providing additional parking and improve parking facilities. Also planned are oiling of roads, fire protection and handling of admission gates. Ottawa County Firemen's Association, which was represented by Ken Hetrick, Oak Harbor, will handle fire protection and first aid. Major problem before the board was the admission policy.

The board reviewed who to hire to operate admission gates. The board has not been completely satisfied with this handling in the past. Jerry Beck, Elmore, was authorized to approach an organization with a proposal to take over this operation. Premium books will be published July 13. Youth Press Corps is already starting its operation in promoting the fair.

Fischer threatens to quit chess play REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) could do about the camera. to commit the murder. night. Sale. off all our quilted spreads in stock or special order.

Sale twin full Reg. 10.99. 'Diana' bedspread of quilted of throw style acetate faffeta with polyester fill and backing Floral. Bobby Fischer today was reported threatening to break off his world championship chess match with Boris Spassky unless all movie cameras are removed from the playing hall. "It's quite serious.

He may not play at all," said a member nf Fischer's entourage who asked not to be identified. Fischer was scheduled to meet the world champion from the Soviet Union later today at 1 p.m. EDT for the second game of their 24-game match. The American challenger lost the first game Wednesday Sale twin Reg. $13.

'New Pamela' bedspread is Penn-Prest rayon with polyester back. Fitted style with quilted top Port Clinton, Ohio 5 Julv 13. 1972 County firemen meet Northwood 1 station firemen, Oregon, were hosts for the monthly meeting of the Ottawa County Firemen's Association last night. Ten departments were present with reports of 37 fires, 69 rescues, three public services and six mutual aids. Field Day will be held August 13 at Route 51 and Martin-Williston Road with the Genoa fire department in charge.

The parade that day will start from Oak Harbor at 1 p.m. The public is invited to watch the Field Day demonstration, during which six buildings, an oil pit, two autos and a pile of tires will be ignited. Firemen last night also discussed the Ottawa County Fair, during which the association provides first aid and fire service. The firemen also will demonstrate resuscitation and heart massage on manikins donated by and in conjunction with the American Heart Association. Entertainment for the evening.

was provided by Phillips Bottle Gas Company representatives showing a film and discussing From the records MAGRUDER HOSPITAL ADMITTED: July 12: Mrs. Melvin Thompson, Lakeside, medical: Jessie Esquivel, Erie Industrial Park, medical; Emma Apling, 108 Washington Oak Harbor, medical; Durward Clark, 724 Monroe medical. DISCHARGED: Lolita Priesman, Mrs. Larry Clere, Catherine Buhl, Lena Siewertsen, William Herd, Hazel Fitch, Dennis Whitaker, Esther Gore, Alice Wilcox. EMERGENCIES Timothy Dunlap, Port Clinton, contusion of left knee.

Jeanne Ward, Port Clinton, first and second degree burns of shoulders Sharon Hill, Canton, contusion of right leg; hit by passing car. Ted Kreger, Toledo, foreign body in eye. R. E. Mills, Sandusky, forehead cut.

Lois Merckens, Marblehead, contusion of right ring finger and left elbow. David Lowe, injured left leg. Anna Myer, Mansfield, fractured left wrist. Todd Goetz, Rocky Ridge, cut right hand. Nancy Lemon, Port Clinton, strain of right ankle.

Shelly Williams, Oak Harbor, cut and abrasion of left lower leg. Ronald Morehouse, Lorain, contusion or right finger. Gaylon Gardner, Mansfield, fractured left foot. Tricia Hall, Conneaut, contusion of right foot. Tracy Pollard, Woodville, cut chin.

Royce Underwood, Antwerp, fractured left shoulder. Kevin Galpal, Toledo, cut of right side. Randy Allen, Lakeside, right hand cut. Raymond Arndt, Oak Harbor, right hand cut. Diana Regal, forehead cut.

Lana Wharton, Port Clinton, cut finger on knife. Leland Buhl, Oak Harbor, contusion of scalp and head from being hit on side of head with a hoist. James Shiets, Port Clinton, ladder slipped and he fell suffering multiple contusions of face, lip, elbow, wrist and leg. Sharon Kouts, Port Clinton, cut finger on electric slicer. Wylie Woods, Clinton, cut end of finger.

Kim Mehlow, Oak Harbor, cut foot. James Lee, Port Clinton, foreign body in left eye. Gregory Steiner, Bryan, cut left foot. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.

John Friend, Port Clinton, are parents of a son July 12 in Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Stiger, Port Clinton, are parents of a daughter born July 12 in Providence Hospital, Sandusky. AREA HOSPITALS GOOD SAMARITAN, San- dusky: DISCHARGED Mrs.

Rudy Daniels, Port Clinton. SANDUSKY MEORIAL: ADMITTED Mrs. Myrtle Wickline, Port Clinton. DISCHARGED-Mrs. Gertrude Zippay, Port Clinton.

PROVIDENCE, Sandusky: DISCHARGED Mrs. Kenneth Pellettier, Mrs. Carlton Dann, Linda Randolph, all Port Clinton. FREMONT MEMORIAL: ADMITTED Mrs. Abrose Salinas, Port Clinton.

ST. CHARLES, Oregon: ADMITTED- Gene Balliet, Mrs. Connie Tristan, both Elmore; Donald Dezanett, Oak Harbor. DISCHARGED Mrs. Marjorie Blanchard, Genoa.

Alyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Laird, 602 E. Second has been admitted to Toledo hospital. She was admitted Saturday and is undergoing cardiac tests.

James R. Clary, former resident of Port Clinton, now of Columbus, fell from a ladder severly injuring his hip. He is scheduled for surgery at Mount Carmel Hospital, East Broad Street, (Room 320), Colubmus, 43200. AMBULANCE CALLS Wednesday, the Gerner and Wof ambulance took Walter Phillips from Erie Gardens to Magruder Hospital. Early Thursday morning, the Neidecker-LeVeck ambulance moved Mrs.

Illa Moore from Orchard Isle Estates, 1855 N. E. Catawba to Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky. Two runs were made by the Neidecker-LeVeck ambulance over the weekend. Friday, Dr.

R. S. Laney was moved from his residence, 132 Walnut to Sandusky Memorial Hospital. Sunday, John Younger of Cleveland was taken from Bay Point to Magruder Hospital. Saturday, Sanders ambulance answered three calls taking Mrs.

Golden Pussehl from her home, 537 W. Third St. to Magruder Hospital; taking Mrs. Richard Bloom from her home, 4388 E. Trail, to Magruder; taking Eugene Bryan from his home, 613 Clinton to Magruder; taking Mrs.

Jerry Wolf of Fremont from Route 163 West to Magruder. Delay sentence in theft case CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) Sentencing was delayed Wednesday in U.S. District Court here on Clyde L. Harris, 34, and Lee A. Council, 42, both of Cleveland, after they pleaded guilty to possession of stolen property.

The men said they had purchased a video tape machine from another man for $5 without knowing it was stolen. They said they found out in a television repair shop the machine was worth about $3,000 and used by television stations, SO tried to sell it to WJW-TV here. The machine had been stolen from WJW. Fischer staged a 30-minute walkout shortly after the play began Wednesday, complaining that a movie camera 150 feet away was making him nervous. The camera was hardly visible in the dimness outside the lighted players' circle, and it could not be heard by Fischer, but aides said the knowledge of its presence unnerved him.

Chief referee Lothar Schmid of West Germany, who makes the decisions on all contested points in connection with the match, told Fischer during his walkout there was nothing he handling L.P. gas. Hired killer murders man CLEVELAND. Ohio (AP)Jose Lafrison, 59, of Cleveland became the city's 167th homicide victim of the year Wednesday when he was shot by a man who said he was paid $300.