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RECORDS A-2 Friday, June 8, 1990, The News-Messenger, Fremont, Ohio Hospital Deaths Fired nurse sues hospital for breach of contract Memorial (Visitation hours; 2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.; private rooms, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Intensive Care 2, 4, 6 and 8 p.m.; 0.B., 2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 and 8:30 p.m.) Admitted Thursday Raymond Ottney, Quality Care Nursing Home; Edith Karr, Clyde; Rita Claypool, Gibsonburg; Cosme Zamora, Green Springs. Discharged Thursday NewsMesseoger reports A Fremont woman has filed a $1 million lawsuit against Memorial Hospital claiming the hospital breached her contract when it wrongfully discharged her last year.

Teresa Sue Dick, 1613 Tiffin Road, worked as a registered nurse at Memorial Hospital until June 8, 1989 when she was fired. Dick claims in her lawsuit that she was fired in retaliation for her efforts to organize employees to form a professional employee association. The lawsuit claims that by firing her the hospital defamed Dick's character and injured her professional and personal reputation; that the hospital wilfully breached her contract and in so doing caused her severe and debilitating emotional distress and mental anguish. The lawsuit demands that Dick be reinstated in her job and reimbursed for loss wages. It also asks for $500,000 in compensatory damages for mental anguish, emotional distress and employability as well as $500,000 for punitive damages.

The case has been assigned to Common Pleas Court Judge Margaret Weaver. Andrew P. Carrothers Sept. 9, 1988June 2, 1990 NEWCASTLE, Maine Andrew Porter Carrothers, 2, died unexpectedly at his home Saturday morning. He was born in Flagstaff, Ariz.

to Mark A. and Jana (Leighton) Carrothers. Surviving are his parents; a brother, Tommy Carrothers, at home; grandparents, Raymond and Barbara Carrothers and Bud and Beryl Leighton, all of Mesa, and great-grandparents, Edna Carrothers of Green Springs, Kathryn Binkley of Clyde and Linwood Leighton Sr. of Woolwich, Services were Wednesday at the Damariscotta Baptist Church. Burial was in the Hillside Cemetery.

Arrangements were handled by the Strong Funeral Home in Damariscotta, Maine. Alvina A. Knott Nov. it, 1916Juna 6, 1990 Alvina A. Knott, 73, formerly of June Street, died Thursday afternoon at the Countryside Continuing Care Center.

She was born in Perrysburg to George and Mary Della (Eckel) Gurtzweiler, she married Ervin E. Knott on May 29, 1937 in Perrysburg. He died in August of 1978. She was a homemaker. Surviving are daughters, Della Zilles and Diane Dubbert, both of Port Clinton, Marlene Goelwing and LaVonne Knott, both of Fremont; sons, Gary Knott and Craig Knott, both of Fremont; 12 grandchildren, one step-grandchild, 13 great-grandchildren, and three step-great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mary Lang of Perrysburg.

She was preceded by a son, Gerald; a brother, John Gurtzweiler: and one great-grandchild. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the Wonderly-HorvathHaubert Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lindsey Cemetery. Visitation is 24 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. today. Memorials may be made to St. Joseph Catholic Church. Dorothy Davies, S.

Arch Street; Mary Hasselbach, Fremont; Gladys Karr, N. Fifth Street; Katie Marroquin, 12- month, daughter of Thomas and Nelda Marroquin, Milton Street; Pamela Set ler, Napoleon Street; Alden Wadsworth, S. Buchanan Street; Benita Blackburn, Clyde; Nanci Burkart, Clyde; Andrea Doe, 16, daughter of Glenna Doe, Fostoria; Lindsay Ewing, 13, daughter of Steven and Joni Ewing, Risingsun. Zoning change in works despite variety of questions Council Continued From A-1 Births Memorial Gennis Voorhies Jan. 16, 1907-June 7, 1990 BETTSVILLE Gennis C.

Voorhies, 83, 305 Union died Thursday morning at her residence. Born in rural Burgoon to Howard and Ida (Miller) Kissaberth, she married Vaughn O. Voorhies. He (lied in 1962. Mrs.

Voorhies was the owner of Voorhies Insurance and an agent for United Insurance. She was a graduate of class of 1924 Jackson-Liberty High School and a member of the Zion United Church of Christ in Bettsville and the ladies auxiliary of the Lions Club of Old Fort. Surviving are a son, Richard Voorhies of Columbus; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; and a sister, Ellouise Rohr of Houston, Texas; A brother, Dean Kissaberth preceded her. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Engle Funeral Home in Bettsville.

Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Visitation will be 6-9 p.m. Friday and one hour prior to the service. Memorials may be made to the Zion United Church of Christ or the Lutheran Church in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Wilson A.

Longanbach Feb.16, 1917-June 6, 1990 TEMPERANCE, Mich. Wilson R. Longanbach, 73, 1111 S. Park Drive and a former Fremonter, died Wednesday at his Born in Fremont to Wilvert and Carrie (Bower) Longanbach, he married Marian Klovski on June 3, 1939 in Grace Lutheran Church. She survives.

Also surviving are a son, Larry Longanbach of Ottawa Lake, Mich; daughters, Janet Jarchow of Maumee and Linda Hassen of Holland; and six grandchildren adn two great-grandchildren. He was preceded by two brothers. Mr. Longanbach was a precision grinder for the Dana Corp. In Toledo for 23 years, retiring in 1982.

He was a 1935 graduate of Oak Harbor High School and attended Ohio State University. He was also a member of the U.A.W. Local 12 in Toledo. Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the Bedford Funeral Chap 8300 Lewis Temperance, Mich.

Burial will be in Ottawa Hills Memorial Park. Visitation is anytime today. June 5 Sandra Durbin, 543 Glenwood Drive, a son at 12:59 a.m. By JUDY IMMEL Staff writer City Council Thursday agreed to have legislation drawn up to re-zone residential property on Court Street to a business designation, despite questions about property lines and the extent of council's role in making such decisions. No citizen spoke against changing the zoning at 1033 Court Street to B-2, general commercial.

The property is currently zoned for single family residential use. Charles Spieldermer requested June 7 Deneen and Chris Schwochow, 1955 Sandusky County Road 128, a daughter at 8:11 a.m. the zoning change, which the planning commission OKed at its April meeting. Spieldenner's daughter, Julie Kreilick, wants to open a beauty shop there. Two councilmen expressed their concern with the proposed zoning change.

Councilman Terry Thatcher compared the action to a similar decision council will make later this summer on re-zoning residential property at 1707 Croghan St. Mosser Construction wants to build a parking lot there. "Once the property is rezoned, it can still be used as a house, or any of the other permitted B-2 uses. And that's my concern," Thatcher said. Councilman John Brown had similar concerns, including a high amount of traffic in the neighborhood already and a division of a residential Mildred Heiduk July 299 1932June 5, 1990 PORT CLINTON Mildred (LaNier) Hejduk, 57, 910 E.

Second died Tuesday at Roswell Cancer Institute, Buffalo, N.Y. Born in Ottawa, Ohio, she was the daughter of Bernice Vance and Eva Maude (Smith) Donaldson. On Feb. 15, 1974, she married Harvey Hejdulc. Mrs.

Hejduk was preceded by her first husband, Norman LaNler, a sister, and her parents. She was a saleswoman at Uhlman's Department Store in Port Clinton. She was a member of the Women of the Moose Lodge, Post 1610, Port Clinton, and St. John Lutheran Church. June 7 Ruth and Thomas Hoffman, 2840 Port Clinton Road, a son at 12:05 p.m.

June 3 Mr. and Mrs. David Williams, 800 Linden a daughter, Alysandria Kaitlyn at 1:20 a.m. Other Hospitals June 3 Deborah and Tim Guzman of Waterville, a 10- pound, 8-ounce, son, Jacob Timothy, at 9:30 a.m. in Toledo Hospital.

He was 2212-inches long. Local grandparents are Sam and Janet Guzman and Wayne and Ilamae Smith, all of Fremont. kid running through the house and getting hurt," he said. Finance Committee Chairman Richard Hufford scheduled a committee meeting at 7 p.m. Monday to discuss the matter.

The committee also will discuss Sandusky County Engineer Jim Moyer's request for the city to help pay for a traffic light on East State Street between Apple-wood Village shopping center and the Fremont Plaza. At 7:30 p.m. Monday, the laws, rules and ordinances and the utilities committees will meet to discuss the memorandum of understanding county Commissioner Wes Fahrbach has proposed. The document ties together issues, such as annexation, that have strained relations between the city and townships. In other busines council am proved the four ordinances before them by suspending the rules on each, thereby waiving the three-reading requirement.

$300,000 from the water fund and another $300,000 from the sewer fund was appropriated for the extension of water and sewer lines along Castalia Road to the entrance of Bark Creek Center. $1,900 was appropriated from the water fund for the water maintenance department to purchase compaction equipment to pack down materials filling holes after work on water lines. Walker Process Equipment, Aurora, will replace the final tank drive unit at the water pollution control center. The company is the sole supplier of the $14,500 unit. Bids will be advertised for leasing granular activated carbon, used in the filtering process, for the water treatment plant.

The latter three ordinances all had emergency measures, allowing them, to take effect Cedar Point accident injures 3 June 7 Susan and Richard Sebetto, 977 County Road 128, a 7- pound 15-ounce daughter, Brittany Jo, at 8:18 a.m. in Fire lands Community Hospital, Sandusky. Survivors include her husband, Harvey of Port Clinton; four daughters, Susan Whiting, Jean Chapman and Terry Warns ley, all of Port Clinton, and Ada Chichester of Avon Lake; a son Norman LaNier of Port Clinton; two sisters, Dorothy Reed of Toledo and Bertha Davis of Venedocia, Ohio; three brothers, Harold Donaldson of Florida; Jerold Donaldson and Ira Donaldson, both of Fremont; three step-children, James Hejduk of Lincoln, Russell Hejduk of Madison; and Laurel VanSlyke of North Kingsville; and 15 grandchildren. Visitation will be after 6 p.m. today at Gerner Wolf Funeral Home.

The family will be in attendance until 9 p.m. with Moose services at 7:30 p.m. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday.at the funeral home. Memorial donations can be made to the American Cancer Society, Ottawa County unit.

Local Stocks Teens hurt in accidents Oak Harbor pilot makes emergency. landing at Toledo s. By CYNTHIA L. REZA Staff writer TOLEDO A small Island Airlines plane enroute from Rattlesnake Island Thursday made a emergency landing on a foam-covered runway at Toledo Express Airport after developing trouble with its landing gear, an Island Airlines spokewoman said. No fire or crash occurred.

Emergency crews were on standby. Pilot of the Cessna-207, Bill Wilson, 37, Oak Harbor, and four passengers he had picked up from the private island were uninjured. Names of the passengers, all employed on the island, were not available. "All passengers returned safely and that's the important thing," the spokeswoman, who refused to be identified, said. The plane was headed to Carl Keller Field just east of Port Clinton.

The spokeswoman, who was at the airline office when the incident occurred, called 911 at 6:08 p.m. for help, police said. When Port Clinton Fire Chief John Drummer arrived on the scene, he recommended rerouting the plane to Toledo. They have a crash team available there, he said. The plane reportedly circled the Toledo airport for about half an hour to use up fuel before landing.

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Imes said a train of cars loaded with eight persons struck the prop, a 6-foot diameter foam prop representing a meteorite, in the trough. The prop, weighing an estimated 100 to 150 pounds, fell from its bracket and was sitting on the tracks. Park crewman and rescuers helped the injured and others disembark the ride, Imes said. The park ambulance took the people to the hospital. The incident occurred at 4:30 p.m.

The ride will be shut down until officials determine the cause, Innes said. The News-Messenger USPS 210-020 JUNE 8, 1990 VOL. 135 NO. 59 News-Messenger reports Paul Darr, 17, 2705 Darr-Hopfinger Road, Port Clinton, was injured in a one-car crash early this morning on Ohio 53 just south of Ohio 523. He was released after treatment at Memorial Hospital.

Darr's northbound car went off the road, struck a ditch and rolled onto its top at 1:40 a.m., the Fremont Post of the State Highway Patrol reports. He was cited with operating a vehicle without responsible control. 0 A 14-year-old Fremont boy was injured when the moped he was driving struck a car which turned in front of him Thursday on East State Street. Brendan McGuire, 14, 212 N. Columbus was released after treatment at Memorial Hospital.

A car driven by Michael Knight, 29, 620 Cedar attempted to make a left turn in front of the moped and McGuire was unable to avoid a collision at 4:05 p.m., Fremont Police report. Knight was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way at a left turn. s.41111114;:::::7--, r----7 -r "r' .1,4 ----(1 I I The Fremont News Founded 1887 The Fremont Messenger Founded 1856 Merged October 1, 1938 Published Daily Except Sunday by: Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc. P.O. Box 1230, 1700 Cedar St.

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"If people can't park in their side yard then do something else," Storer said. Storer and Gill both said the regulation does not belong in the traffic code. "I Just don't want to read in the paper 'Clyde Planning Commission gives Police Chief Storer said. Chairman of the planning commission Fred Martin summed up members decision: "We see no need for a public hearing." PASTOR SCHNEIDER ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS QUESTION: Dear Pastor. As Christians, must we still obey the Ten Commandments? Signed, A Christian Friend.

ANSWER: Dear Christian Friend; When we become a Christian, the Spirit of God enters our lives and empowers us to keep the Ten Commandments. It is only when one experiences the rebirth (John that the potential for keeping the Commandments exists. Paul says that those who are not born of God will be unable to keep the Commandments, because the Commandments are spiritual, and the one who is not born again is only flesh (Romans Jesus came to earth not to do away with the Commandments, but, rather, to empower us to live by them. "Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill. Whoever then annuls one of the least of these commandments, and so teaches others, shall be called least in the Kingdom of heaven, but whosoever keeps and teaches them, he shall be called great in the Kingdom of heaven (Matthew Although we are not saved by keeping the Commandments they, nevertheless, are still Godly principles for Christian living.

As we abide in Jesus we will find ourselves keeping the Commandments because we love Him. Looking for a church? Come visit us at Fremont Alliance Church, 6th and Mulberry Streets, Fremont. Phone 3324392. Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 A.M. Sunday School for all ages 9:15 A.M.

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