The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 5

NOV. 4 Ml SANDUSKY ftEGlSTER Hottl Htaring Due; May Draw Crowd Prtnfc Wtaftey, owner of Iht fijfeUeal iwriMr uiMn mm un wen Wssntngton wiU tike the flftl step in Ma finest for a II' CWBS it MMtfllpj of tnf dty BQmnpj commission imiwiiuw flight Winfrey) who purchased the ho- Id recently drew storm of protest from tree residents when he slid he would seek i license, will ask the mission for a conditional use permit. The permit must be obtained before Winfrey cm seek a liquor license from the state department of liquor control. The commission, however, will Hot act on Winfrey's request until a public hearing is held. A mfjfnhef of the commission said yeotefiliy that the hearing will 01 set at tomorrow night's meeting probably for November SR.

Protestors of the requested H- CRM WnO nOTC UeSWgWJ lircnr ieri of the commission with phone calls-Hire expected to appear at that hearing. A petition against the license is said to be circulating among area residents. The petition, allegedly circulated by a local insurance man, has, over ltl signatures, according to members of the commission. When announcement of Winfrey's intention to seek a license first appeared, zoning commission chairman Harry Fischer said he received some 90 protesting phone calls, He satd other commission members had received about the same number. Fischer said this week that for a conditional use permit indicates the applicant "has confidence" he can obtain a license.

If the coning commission refuses to grant the permit, the license seeker can appeal to the state department of liquor control. Some members of the commission feel that Winfrey would be reluctant to do this, however, because this would mean his application is opposed by a large segment of the community and would "stir up trouble." Another possible barrier tp Winfrey's sought-for license comes in the form of report that Winfrey's hotel is located within HI feet of the Second Baptist Church, and this would automatically proMMt Mm 'from obtaining a license. If mis is correct, Winfrey's only recourse would' be to obtain a waiver from the church invalidating the legal prohibition. Zoning commission members say this was done severer years ago in the case el another city business which sought a liquor license but was within Ml feet of a church. Winfrey and his attorney Fred Waldock said they have heard nothing to the effect that the hotel is this close to the church, and they decline comment on other facets of the license negotiations.

Fire Guts Trailer An unidentified boy turned in an alarm to the Perkins fire department early this morning but not loon enough to prevent from MOO to 11,000 worth of, damage to a Storage trailer owned by the Sing- Grotto. The trailer is located at 2611 Campbell at the Grotto Park. MUSCIr. RACK PAIN NIAGARA Therapy Massage lilt Marlboro St. Phono IflgJiiimi A The unidentified youth woke up the Peter Frankettis, 2612 Campbell about 1:30 this morning and told them there was a fire at the Grotto Park.

The Frankettis- in turn called the Perkins 1 Fire Department. William Leafgreen, 2616 Campbell a Perkins firemen and a member of the Singara Grotto said the storage trailer was gut- ed and two wooden doors which had been put on the end of the trailer were completely burned away. Leafgreen, who lives across the street from the park, said the fire was probably not seen sooner because the trailer is situated over 000 feet roadway near the shelter house. Grotto organization bought the trailer four years ago to store park equipment in. they knocked off running gear and put wooden doors on the end of the IN TINIEST HOMES! New LM8-TEMC0 DISHWASHER FHM any lakoM no floor Mounts On The Sits On The Counter Rolls Around On Wrack! JUST F1 IT IN.

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Get Thirty Days For Thefts Three Akron men, jailed by Sandusky police in connection with a theft of two guns and a raincoat from the Bargain Fair on Venice Road, pleaded guilty to, suspicious person charges in municipal court Monday and were sentenced to jW days in jail or until further notice of the court. Robert Carpen, 26, George Wooden, 29, and James Clipper, 29, were arrested after a clerk spied Clipper allegedly walking Dut of the store with a raincoat for which he had not paid. A .32 caliber pistol and a .22 revolver were also discovered missing from a display case around which the men had been seen. The coat was recovered from the front seat of a car belonging to Clipper. The guns were not recovered.

All three men have police ree ords and further investigation is being made of their backgrounds Woman Gets Fine For Larceny A 20-year-old Sandusky woman was fined $35 and costs in municipal court today after she pleaded guilty to a charge of petit larceny. Connie Keel, 20, 1622 S. Forest was accused of shop-lift ing three maternity blouses worth from Bargain Fair yester day afternoon. The woman offered to pay for the blouses when she was apprehended but charges were filed instead. She received a stiff lecture from Judge James A.

Young in court. 7 nil Toastmaster Club To Hold Election The Sandusky Toastmasters Club will hold its election of officers at Nov. 15 meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Hotel Rieger. New members are still being received and anyone interested in self-improvement is welcome to attend.

Attends Sorority Conference Donna Weiland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Weiland, Rt. 1, Mason Road, Sandusky, attend ed the Kappa Delta Pi Regional conference, sponsored by Nu Chapter, at Miami University recently. Donna, a senior elementary education major at Heidelberg College, is a member of the Eu- glossian Society, Film Society and an education association Norwalk Concert Is Rescheduled Members of the Sandusky Community Concert Assn.

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