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A2 Wednesday, May 1, 1991, The News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio Weather The forecast for noon, Thursday, May 2. Lines show high temperatures. 60 60 50 50 60 60 70 60' 80 70 80 90 FRONTS: 90 90 2 COLD WARM STATIONARY Accu-Weather, Inc. Pressure HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY Via Associated Press GraphicsNet Local Forecast Tonight, partly cloudy.

Low near 45. Thursday, mostly sunny. High in the low 60s. Lake Erie Tonight, west winds 15-25 knots. Partly cloudy.

Waves 4-7 feet. Thursday, west winds 15- 25 knots becoming northwest. Mostly sunny. Waves 4-6 feet. The water temperature off Cleveland is 51 degrees.

Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday: Fair on Friday and a chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. Highs in the 60s Friday and in the 70s Saturday and Sunday. Lows in the 40s Friday and 45-55 Saturday and Sunday. Local Statistics High Low yesterday. Temperature 8 a.m.

Sunrise a.m. tomorrow 8:33 p.m. Sunset State The weatherman is promising a couple of beautiful days before the rains return on the weekend. An approaching high pressure system should start pushing the clouds out of Ohio Hospital H.B. MAGRUDER APRIL 30 ADMITTED: Chelsea Marie Harris, Sandusky, medical.

DISCHARGED: Dorothy W. Hayes. EMERGENCIES: Carrie Kaiser, Port Clinton, ankle sprain; Thomas Boster, Marblehead, finger laceration; Cory Stinson, Port Clinton, forehead laceration; Jacob McClellan, Oak Harbor, wrist contusion; Michael Dunfee, Port Clinton, fractured foot; Joan Nelson, Port Clinton, head contusion; Shea Regal, Port Correction PORT CLINTON A story about Kelli Livas on the front page of Monday's News Herald contained some incorrect information. Her father did not come from an economically disadvantaged family, although he did drop out of high school. He later went on to get his GED and attend college and has worked for 17 years the last 10 full time with WSOS Community Action Commission where he is now transporation coordinator for Fort Stephenson Senior Center in Sandusky County.

The News Herald regrets the error which was the fault of the reporter. In case of error If we make a mistake in a news story or publish incorrect information from any source, we want to correct it. Please call 734-3141 or 898-7451 so we can set the record straight. Lordy, Lordy Barbie B. is 40! Obituaries Mabel Pierce Nov.

22, 1918-April 30, 1991 MARBLEHEAD Mabel Pierce, 72, 1125 S. Englebeck Road, Marblehead, died Tuesday at Firelands Community Hospital, Sandusky. Born in Marblehead, she was a daughter of Joseph and Clara (Fitzthum) Sedlak. Surviving are her husband, Edgar of Marblehead, whom she married Dec. 23, 1934; a daughter, Rose Owens of Granger, sons, Ronald of Waterville, Edgar D.

of Toledo; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sisters, Ethel Gresh and Julia Stark, both of Marblehead. Two brothers, Clarence and John, preceded her in death. Mrs. Pierce was a housewife and member of First United Church of Christ, Marblehead, and the Ladies Aid of the church. The funeral will be held at 10 a.m.

Friday at Gerner Wolf Funeral Home, Port Clinton. Burial will be at Sackett Cemetery, Danbury Township. Visitation will begin 2 p.m. Thursday. The family will be in attendance from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Memorials may be made to the Edgewood Manor Nursing Center resident fund or the church. John A. Cover April 9, 1908-April 29, 1991 OAK HARBOR John A. "Bub" Cover, 83, formerly of 2066 N. Leutz Road, and more recently of Riverview Nursing Home, died Monday at H.B.

Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton. Born in Carroll Township, he was a son of Edgar C. and Louise (Floriana) Cover. Mr. Cover was a commercial fisherman and farmer.

He was a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor M. (Blatt) Cover, whom he married Nov. 3, 1938, in Port Clinton; a daughter, Mary Bowling of Daytona Beach, sisters, Fern Baumgartner of Oak Harbor and Beryl Andrews of Port Clinton, and three grandchildren.

A sister, Bessie Dubert, preceded him in death. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Robinson-HennBrossia Funeral Home, Oak Harbor. Burial will be at Rushau Cemetery, Oak Harbor. Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home. Dorcas Regnier April 2, 1913-April 26, 1991 GREENFIELD, Ohio Dorcas (Hendrix) Regnier, 78, of 334 McArthur Way, Greenfield, died Friday afternoon at the Greenfield Area Medical Center, where she had resided for the past three years. Prior to that time she was a lifetime resident of Port Clinton. Born in Ontario, Canada, she was the daughter of William and Josephine (Linker) Payne. Mrs.

Regnier was a restaurant cook at the former Fremont Oil, Port Clinton, where she had worked for 18 years. Her first husband, Samuel Hendrix, and second husband, Ardel Regnier, preceded her in death. A daughter, Delores Netherton, died on Sept. 8, 1987, and a son, James Hendrix died in 1949. She is survived by a son, George W.

Hendrix of West Union; a daugher, Mary Warnke of Port Clinton; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Services were held Monday at Murray's Funeral Home and burial was in Greenfield Cemetery. Port Clinton native named county litter control director By CYNTHIA L. REZA Staff writer PORT CLINTON A new county litter prevention program coordinator was hired Tuesday just as cleanup projects are gearing up along Ottawa County's shorelines. "Tuesday, Ottawa County and Com- Darmissioners John Fritz rell Opfer approved the hiring of Chris Redfern, a Port Clinton native now living and attending school in Bowling Green, for the position.

Commissioner Steve Arndt was out of town on board business. The former coordinator, Mary Ann Miller of Vickery, resigned April 12 to move on to the Erie County Department of Health. Miller was considered a county employee and as such, received a salary and benefits such as re- Local Stocks AEIPw Amrtch BncOne Berk-Ha BrshW CentE Chryslr ChrDw ColGas DanaCp Eaton FordM Gannett GMot GTE Heinz Kroger Previous 8125 NC 17 18 NC NC day's close MartM 54 Moore NorfkSo OhioEd Penney NC Pfizer RalsPur Sears NC StdPrd NC Tri Nova USG NC UCarb UniTel NC Variety NC WalMts NC Whirlpl Wolwth PORT CLINTON ROOFING (Formerly Fremont Roofing) 734-6336 REVIVAL SERVICES MAY 1-5, 1991 7:00 Each Evening 10:30 a.m. 6 p.m. D.

E. CLAY Evangelist CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 205 West Fourth Street, Port Clinton, Ohio ROBERT MARTINDALE, Pastor Daily Log Accident CATAWBA ISLAND A Catawba Island man and two woman were hurt Tuesday when two cars collided at the Ohio 53 and Sloan Street intersection about 11 a.m. Both drivers, A. Dorothy McDaniel, 77, 2351 Sand Road, and Catawba's fire department chief, Dan Barlow, 42, 4685 Catawba Woods Drive, were taken to H.B. Magruder Hospital after the 10:51 a.m.

accident. McDaniel was treated for cuts and bruises to the head and released, according to a hospital report. Barlow was treated for a bruised chest. A passenger in the McDaniel car, Eleanor Schneider, 77, 1371 N. Orchard Beach Road, claimed injury but was not transported.

According to the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office, McDaniel was driving south on Ohio 53, preparing to turn west onto Sloan Street, when she failed to yield the right of way at a stop sign to Barlow's westbound car and the two collided. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage. A deputy cited McDaniel for failing to yield the right of way at a stop sign. Municipal Court PORT CLINTON The Woodville man who led law enforcement officers on a high speed chase through Ottawa and Sandusky counties Sunday remains in jail today in lieu of a $15,000 cash bond. Port Clinton Municipal Court Judge Frederick Hany set bond Monday for William M.

Chio, 45, of the Portage Motel in Woodville, after making an initial review of the one felony and five misdemeanor charges filed against Chio. Chio's court appearance was continued to 1:30 p.m. next Monday so that he can confer with a court-appointed lawyer. Charges levied against him are: fleeing and eluding, driving without an operator's license, speeding, running a red light, reckless operation and resisting arrest. According to Genoa police, Chio led police from Genoa, Clay Township, Woodville and Gibsonburg and deputies from Ottawa and Sandusky counties on an 18-minute chase through the western portion of both counties.

tonight, setting the stage for sunny skies Thursday and Friday. It will also be a little cooler, with highs both days in the 60s. The record high temperature for this date at the Columbus weather station was 88 degrees in 1942. The record low was 30 in 1978. National Rain dampened northern California and southern Oregon early today, while clouds blanketed most of the South and East.

A warming trend began to push temperatures well above normal in the Northeast. Much of the Midwest was clear, although rain fell on Chicago and St. Louis. In Mississippi and Louisiana, where 10 to 20 inches of rain have fallen since the weekend, the damp weather had given way to clouds and fog by early today. Dry weather was forecast there through Thursday.

Heavy rains triggered flooding that forced the evacuation of thousands of people across the two states earlier in the week. Most of the East Coast, from Maine to the northern tip of Florida, was cloudy early today, but a warm front spreading south from New England was expected to drive temperatures up into the 80s. Clinton, back laceration; Gordon Sandwisch, Oak Harbor, finger laceration; Rebecca Mackey, Lakeside, foot sprain; Sonia Hancock, Port Clinton, scalp laceration; William Cherry, Atwater, Ohio, foot and rib contusions; Marge Pinson, Oak Harbor, finger contusion; Dorothy McDaniel, Port Clinton, contusion and abrasion to head; Daniel Barlow, Port Clinton, chest contusion. Births PORT CLINTON Donald and Deborah Warnke, Port Clinton, are the parents of Jennifer Ann, who was born in Fremont on April 24 at 2:25 p.m. She weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces and measured 21 inches at birth.

Paternal grandparents are James and Pat Warnke of Port Clinton. Maternal grandparents are Robert and Doreen Kirk of Port Clinton. PORT CLINTON Terry L. and Anna M. Grunden, E.

Sixth are parents of a baby boy born at H.B. Magruder Hospital on Tuesday. PORT CLINTON Joel and Shannon S. Castillo, 3569 W. Harbor Road, are parents of a baby girl born at H.B.

Magruder Hospital on Tuesday. Judge dismisses lawsuit over player's suspension News Herald reports PORT CLINTON A $50,000 lawsuit filed against the Genoa public schools for the suspension of a player from the high school football team last season has been dismissed. The lawsuit was filed last October in Ottawa County Common Pleas Court by a Genoa couple, Randy and Adelina Volschow, on behalf of their son, Gregory. The civil action charged that on Sept. 24, 1990, district officials coerced Gregory into admitting that he had been drinking the day before with his friend and teammate, Peter Wilson.

Wilson had committed suicide on Sept. 23. Under Genoa's athletic code, consuming alcohol, tobacco, or drug is forbidden. The punishment for the first offense is expulsion from sports for the duration of the season, which is what happened to the young Volschow. A month after the expulsion, the Volschows filed suit, charging school officials with victimizing their son while he was still grieving over Wilson's suicide.

They demanded a letter of apology and $50,000 in punitive damages from the school board and several district employees. In his ruling Tuesday, Judge Paul C. Moon dismissed the lawsuit and ordered the Volschows to pay the costs of the action. "The plaintiff's (Volschow's) complaint is motivated, unfortunately, by two great myths of our society: (1) that high school football is or even should be an integral part of the education ex- perience; (2) that for every slight or hurt there is a monetary reward," the judge wrote. "While the manner in which Greg was dismissed from the football team and the timing of that dismissal following the suicide of his friend was inartfully, or perhaps even cruelly done on the part of the coach, Greg's leaving the team was not actionable, nor was his continued presence on the team a protected right.

"Life is difficult, and not every hurt can be made right by the courts," Moon concluded. tirement and insurance. After Miller's resignation, commissioners decided to contract with someone to provide litter coordination services. That means Redfern will be paid a specified amount which does not include benefits. The job pays about $19,300 annually.

Redfern, contacted at his Bowling Green home Tuesday evening, did not want to make any comments regarding the job until he could confirm the hiring with county officials. Redfern is familiar with the county litter program through his employment with WSOS Community Action Commission Employment Training. He has worked for the nonprofit organization since May 1988, first as special projects coordinator and then in a threefold capacity as program coordinator, youth recruiter and community liaison. WSOS has provided people for litter cleanup along roads in the county for the past several years. Redfern received his bachelor's degree in arts and political science from Bowling Green State University.

In May 1991, he is expected to earn his master's degree. NEWS HERALD (USPS 386-100) MAY 1, 1991 124th Year Vol. 275 DAILY NEWS, 1865 PORT CLINTON HERALD, 1867 Merged 1969 Published daily except Sundays by: GANNETT SATELLITE INFORMATION NETWORK, INC. 115 W. Second St.

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