The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE 2 SANDUSKY REGISTER State Approves Headstart Grant A $29,880 federal grant to finance a pre-school project was approved yesterday by Gov. James A. Rhodes for Ebenezer Day Nursery. THE SUM represents the full amount that the Ebenezer group requested, for its Project to prepare for school children who have had limited public contact and language experience. The grant is part of the President's poverty program and comes from the U.S; fice of Economic Opportunity.

THE EBENEZER project will provide pre-school training for about 70 children from age three to kindergarten age. One full-time teacher, two part-time instructors and four assistants will conduct the program. The grant was a "stftglt purpose" grant, awarded directly to the sponsoring agency without requiring prior approval of a comrriitnlty action group. Rhodes noted, however, that the community action commission of Erie County recommended approval of the grant. Total cost of the six-month project is $33 ,200.

The nursery's share of $3,320 will be petered by "in Wnd" illew- ances. THE GRANT stipulated that a policy advisory committee, with at least half of its members comprised of the parents of children involved, be formed. This is the second Head- start program Instituted by the Ebenezer school. Last summer it served 63 children. THREE PERSONS INJURED Four Accidents In City Four accidents were investigated by police officials yesterday.

One of, the accidents involved injury to a pedestrian, The driver and passenger of another vehicle were injured after a two-car crash. SUZANNE M. Coyle, 15, 1022 Alpine was crossing the intersection at Adams Shreet and Oohimbus Avenue when sihe was struck by a truck. Miss Coyle reported to police sine had the green liglht when she started to cross. David L.

Reno, 23, Cleveland driver of the truck, was cited for failure to yield the right of way to a pedestrian. Reno said he The Vogue Lounge presents the EVA McKEON DANCERS CAN-CAN GIRLS DOING THE Can-Can Irish Dances Modern Jazz and Other Dances PLAYING Fri. and Sat Nites AT THE VOGUE CLEVELAND ROAD stopped for the light and when it changed he started forward. Reno told officers as he looked down from the light, he saw two girls but was unable to avoid hitting one of them. MISS COYLE- was not seriously injured.

D. Haynes, Jr, 43, Norwalk, and Blaine Buck 43, Norwalk, received minor abrasions in a two-car accident yesterday. Andrew S. Lang, 07, 227 Cable driver of the other vehicle, was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way. Haynes said he was headed south on Hayes Avenue when a vehicle coming off Grant Street struck his car on the right side.

Lang reported to police he applied his brakes but skidded and struck the other vehicle. WALTER W. Grieger, 33, Fremont Port Clinton, and Catherine D. Fox, 48, 1920 Sandusky were involved in a two-car crash -ait the intersection of Barker and Putnam streets. Mrs.

Fox told police 1 offici- cals, she attempted to turn left onto Putnam Street and the left side of her car was struck. Grieger told police he was going east on Barker Street and started to pass the other car. He said she made a left turn Jn front of him without using her turn signals. GRIEGER WAS CITED for passing withlMOO feet of an intersection. Dora Johnson, 52, 612 W.

Market St. reported her car was struck as it sat in front of her home. Allegedly, a vehicle backing from a space on the north side of West Market Street struck the car. ity Police Investigate Shooting, Thefts, Con' City investigated an accidental shooting, two thefts, a juvenile "con man" and an intoxication case yesterday. Police were called to Perry St.

by Charles Rufcger. Rutger told investigating officers he was removing a rifle from a hook in the clothes closet and it accidentally discharged. A slug went through his right hand and he was taken to Providence Hospital for treatment. Johnnie L. Faulkner, 617 E.

Jefferson reported her car stolen from the Hllde- brand Shell Station. The car is owned by her son, Franklin, who is in the service. The car was parked in the station parking lot Feb. 17 by Faulkner, until it could be sold. The car was parked at the station last night when it closed After opening the station in the morning, an attendant noticed the oar missing, but though! Mrs.

Faulkner was using it Later in the day, Mrs. Faulk' ner drove up in another oar'and the theft was reported. Mrs. Ann Harringer, 1512 Campbell reported her purse stolen from her grocery cart, at Mrs. Harringer said she left her brown leather purse in her shopping cart.

While looking at the meat counter, she left the purse unattended. Missing were various charge plates, car keys personal papers and $5. The first unfortunate incident related to COED was jeported to police last night. A Jefferson Street resident reported a young boy came to his front door and asked for a donation for COED. A short time later, an adult COED volunteer stopped at his home for a donation.

The dent advised the volunteer a young boy had already been to his home. The COED volunteer told Him no children were collecting, the area was checked, but the youth was not found. Robert W. Steler, 44, 1009 Jackson arrested for intoxication last night. Police officials allegedly noticed tttfln staggering toward a bar on Tyler Street.

Lombardy's Presenfs THE MUNX One of the Top Groups in North Central Ohio Shown below left to right are: TOM BAUMLER- DAYE ERNEY. THE MUNX Shown with their new instruments purchased from Lombardy's Fender Amplifiers Gibson Guitars Ludwig Drums Shewn relaxing are The Munx Thii popular group recently denoted an evening of their ipe entertainment ft The COID project. Lombardy Music Company 206 E. PERKINS AVI, PERKINS PUZA PHONE Eaglettes Show Proceeds Go To Tri-County Drive Proceeds of the third annual Sandusky Eaglette Drum and Bugle Corps Guard on Parade show to be held at Perkins High School Saturday at 8 p.m. wiH be donated to COED as the corps contribution to the tni-county campus of Bowling Green State University.

BEING AWARE of the difficulties of fund raising, the Eaglettes organization is taking the opportunity to show appreciation to the community for its continued support by donating to the cause. ALL WHO attend the Guards on Parade show will not only be helping toward construction of the branch of the university, but will be treated to a show by eight competing color guards, members of the Mid-West Color Guard Circuit. THOSE WHO attended the last two shows can attest to the pageantry presented by the competition for the traveling trophy. Another feature and added incentive for attendance will be the first appearance of Sandusky Eaglelttes Drug and Bugle Corps, presenting a portion of their 1966 concert ALL EAGLETTES and their parents have tickets available now or they may be purchased at the door before the performance. wmmmmmmmmmmmm EDWARD L.

BENSON Radarman Third Class Edward L. Benson, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Benson, 1315 Harrison Sandusky, escorted a commercial tug towing a barge loaded with 15,000 tons of cement in to the port of New York last week while serving aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Tamaroa, an ocean-going tug homeportsd at Staten Island, N.

Y. JOSEPH FANTOZZI JR. Marine L-Cpl. Joseph A. Fon tozzi, son of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph A.

Fontozzi, 1710 Sandusky is serving with Company of the 3rd Bait' taAion, 7th Marines, an ktfasnftry regiment of the 3rd Marine Division in the Chu Lai sector of Viet Nairn. The unit is engaged in combat operations against the Viet Cong on a daily basis. Come Enjoy Our Lua Party PLAYING THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY The KURRIE DANCERS Doing Authentic Hawaiian Dances Serving KAHLUA Cocktails ANNEX LOUNGE Downtown Sandusky EAGLETTES DRUM and Bugle Corps will perform at Perkins High School 8 p.m. Saturday, along with other members of the MidWest Color Guard Circuit. All proceeds from the show will be turned over to the COED drive for a day-night Bowling Green State Unievnsity campus In this area.

Woman Cited For Violation Two Milan Road residents were involved in a two-car collision last night just south of Sandusky. The Bay Bridge Post of the state highway patrol said 1 Ronald Lippert, 18, 6003 Milan was northbound on Rt. 250 a mile south of Sandusky at 50 p.m. Helen Pearl Murphy, 64, 4316 Milan Road, was southbound on Rt. 250 and was making a left 'turn into a private driveway, the patrol said.

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