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WEATHER RECORDS A-2 Friday, May 11, 1990, The News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio IVcc'Jicr Obituaries Daily Log The Accu-Weather forecast for noon, Saturday, May 12. Accidents CLAY TOWNSHIP Tammie Kontak, 31, Woodville, was treated at St. Charles Hospital, Oregon, and released for injuries suffered when her car struck another car which pulled into her path on Ohio 51 Thursday afternoon, according to sheriff's deputies. Kontak was driving east when Kathleen Wilbur, 29, Genoa, drove her car into the intersection from Martin-WLUiston Road, deputies report. Both cars were moderately damaged.

Wilbur reported no injuries. Wilbur was cited for failure to yield the right of way. ERIE TOWNSHIP Jimmie Boyd, 62, Carleton, was treated at H.B. Magruder Hospital and released after the car he was driving struck the rear of a pickup truck on Ohio 2 about noon Wednesday, according to Ottawa County sheriff deputies. Boyd was traveling westbound near when he struck the pickup which was waiting to make a turn onto Camp Perry West Road, deputies said.

The driver of the pickup, Timothy Murphy, 32, of Toledo, reported no injuries. Boyd's car suffered heavy damage. The pickup was moderately damaged. A deputy took Boyd to the hospital. Boyd was cited for failing to maintain an assured clear Rubie D.

Patton-Dute Aug. 30, 1918-May 10, 1990 OAK HARBOR Rubie D. Patton-Dute, 71, 13220 Ceylon Road, Berlin Heights, died Wednesday in Firelands Community Hospital, Sandusky. She was born in Benham, to Cloyd J. and Flora G.

Jenkins Denney. She was a homemaker most of her life. She married Roy H. Patton in September 1939 in Hopedale, Ohio, and he died April 1977. She married Warren A.

Dute in September 1979 in Oak Harbor and he died in July 1983. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star 360 in Unioncourt, Ohio. Survivors include a son, Roger K. Patton of Murfreesboro, daughters, Barbara Hoffman of Baltimore, Charlotte Bridges of Portland, Kay Dill of Oak Harbor; stepsons, Robert A. Dute of Las Vegas, Larry Dute of Huron; step-daughter, Jane Climp of Denver, brother, Cloyd J.

Denney of St. Genevieve, 18 grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Visitation will be Sunday from 2-9 p.m. at Robinson-Henn-Bros-sia Funeral Home. Services will be Monday at 11 a.m.

at the funeral home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Hope-dale, Ohio. Memorials may be made to the Scleroderma International Foun dation, 704 Gardner Center Road, New Castle, Pa. 16101, or donor's choice. The family requests memorial donations instead of flowers.

Jane Neuberger July 12, 1915-May 9, 1990 LAKESIDE Jane L. Neuberger, Riverview Nursing Home and formerly of 315 N. Sackett Road, Lakeside, died Wednesday at H.B. Magruder Hospital. She was born in Cleveland, a daughter of Jesse and Ivy Anderson Martin.

She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Marble-head, and its Altar and Rosary Society. She had been a housewife. Mrs. Neuberger was preceded in death by her husband, Charles in 1981.

Her only survivor is a cousin in Cleveland. Visitation will be after 7 p.m. Friday at Gerner and Wolf Funeral Home. A Rosary service will be held at 8:30 p.m. Friday.

Funeral service for will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, with burial in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Thomas Watson OAK HARBOR Thomas Watson of Oak Harbor died Thursday.

Arrangements are pending at Robinson-Henn-Bros-sia Funeral Home. Police PORT CLINTON Ray Mowel, 126 E. Second reported a golf bag containing golf clubs and balls was taken from his truck while the vehicle was parked in the 200 block of Madison Street between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 2:30 a.m. Wednesday.

The loss was set at $1,230. PORT CLINTON Ken Ellithorpe, 316 Laurel reported to city police that his daughter's $160 26-inch Huffy bicycle was stolen from his residence. PORT CLINTON Jean Tucker, 141 Cedar reported that a moped, two gas cans, two power sanders, Toro lawn mower and a weed weasel were missing from a tool shed at 1010 E. Third city police reports said. The loss was set at $700.

GENOA Christopher L. Simpson, 31, 105 Main Genoa, was arrested by village police and charged with domestic violence Thursday, Ottawa County Detention Facility records show. He remains in the county jail, with no bond set, pending his municipal court hearing. Municipal Court Fire MARBLEHEAD Firefighters had a tough time putting out a fire that crept between an inside wall and the fireplace bricks of a Marblehead home about 12:30 this morning, Lakeside Fire Chief Lowell Joy said. "It was difficult to get to," Joy said.

But as far as the wind adding to the problem, Joy said, "We had a lot of wind but they kept it under control." Heavy winds pounded the county most of yesterday. The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office dispatched the Marble-head-Lakeside firefighters to the home at 8137 E. Lake a dispatcher said. Joy said he did not write the report so he did not know who owns the home. He added the damage was confined to the wall and that the loss would be approximately $10,000.

Lines snow nign FRONTS: COLO WARM STATIONARY E3 E3 MOM LOW SHOWERS HAM T-STORUS flUWMES Local Forecast Tonight, clear early, becom- Ing cloudy late. Low near 45. Chance of rain 20 percent. Sat- urday, cloudy and breezy. Rain likely by afternoon.

High around 60. Chance of rain 70 Percent. Lake Erie Tonight, westerly winds 10- 20 knots, becoming southerly at 15-25 knots after midnight. Increasing clouds. Waves 2-4 feet building to 3-5 feet after midnight.

Saturday, southeast- erly winds 25-35 knots. Show- ers likely. Waves 3-5 feet. The water temperature off Cleve- land is 50 degrees. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: A chance of rain Sunday, Fair on Monday and a chance of rain Tuesday.

Morning lows in the 50s. Highs 65-75 Sunday and in the 70s Monday and Tuesday. Local Statistics jiauauw High yesterday 65 Low yesterday 39 Temperature 8 a.m 40 Rain yesterday 0.15 Sunrise tomorrow 6:18 a.m. Sunset tomorrow 8:43 p.m. State Gusty winds that played havoc with Ohioans' hair-dos and brought rain are moving toward the Atlantic Coast today but another storm system is pushing weekend rain Hospital H.B.

MAGRUDER May 10 ADMITTED: Paul J. Graber 12060 Bower Court, Oak Harbor, medical; Phillip M. Boss, 1064 W. Fremont Road, Port Clinton, medical; Shelia J. White, 413 E.

Sixth Port Clinton, surgical; Connie Kerekes, 6485 E. Harbor Road, Marble-head, surgical; Myrtle A. Linder, 316 W. Main, Oak Harbor, medical. DISCHARGED: Tina Mohr; Eleanor B.

Schneider; Donald Stevens; Virgil C. Wolf; Allison Zetzer; baby boy Schraidt. EMERGENCIES: Dustin H. Hennig, Port Clinton, finger injury; Steven M. Lochotzki Oak Harbor, hand contusion; 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.

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POSTMASTER: Send ad-drsss changes to News Herald, 115 W. Sec-' ond Port Clinton, Ohio 43452. Copyright 1990 unpsrauras. QSO SNOW CE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY toward the state.

All areas of Ohio experi- enced strong wind gusts. By eary today wind nad dimjn. isned t0 mpn over a ex. cept tne northeast quarter of tne state. strong winds contjn.

ued a0ng tne take snore) but it was t0 D0W itself away dur- ing the day. Another storm system devel- oping in the southwest will bring more rain to Ohio Satur- day and into Sunday. Tempera- tures will also warm into the 60s and 70s over the weekend. On the early morning weather map, intense low pressure was over Quebec, Canada North of Montreal with low pressure extending South across Western Pennsylvania and the Great Lakes. Weak high pressure covered the central and southeast sections of the country.

The low will continue mov- ing Northeast into Eastern Canada with the high moving to the East coast. Low pres- sure developing in the South- west extending a warm front to the Gulf coast will move to- ward Missouri Saturday and Indiana Saturday night. Strong overrunning moisture will spread into the Ohio Valley ahead of the front Saturday. Nation A winterlike storm contin ued to dump snow on Michigan early today, and rain fell in northern New England. The snow that fell in Upper Michigan was part of a storm that has brought record spring snowfall to the Great Lakes region since late Wednesday.

Carl Morrison, Tiffin, knee sprain; Lois B. Scalf, Port Clinton, foot injury; James F. Seaman, Oak Harbor, shoulder contusion; and Ko Takeuchi, Port Clinton, contusions; Carl D. Warner, Marblehead, leg contusions. Birth SALEM TOWNSHIP Joy and Bernard Nystrom, of 12389 W.

Portage River South Road, are the parents of a baby boy, born April 30 at Firelands Community Hospital in Sandusky. The child, named Beau Gerald, was 8 pounds, 1 ounce and 20 inches long at birth. Maternal grandparents are Janice Kuras and Jerry Kuras of Port Clinton. Paternal grandparents are Betty and Leo Nystrom, also of Port Clinton. For Men and Women 16 to 80 1 I II si Br j) V.t'lTTt A 1 PRICE INCLUDES: Exercise Classes, Lectures, Low-Colorie Meals, Lakefront Hotel Lodging, Victorian Village Atmosphere, Sports, Entertainment, Tax, Tip and Options of Massages, Fociolj, Manicures, plus: CLEVELAND CLINIC PROFESSIONALS offering Lectures, Consultations and Health Screenings.

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Joseph Szekely, 3368 Ohio 590, Elmore, (Clay Township police) speed, $100, costs. Barbara L. Conrad, 105 S. Railroad, Oak Harbor, (Genoa police) speed, $25, costs. Kevin D.

Kaiser, 265 S. Mea-chem, Lot 53, Port Clinton, (sheriff) FRA suspension, $100, costs. Gregory S. Wood, 2393 NW Cat awba Road, Port Clinton, (sheriff) improper passing, $100, costs. Brian E.

Sigurdson, 13434 W. Toussaint Oak Harbor, (sheriff) speed, $200, costs. Terrence Johnson, 320 Jackson Drive, Port Clinton, (Port Clinton police) speed, $50, costs. Matthew J. Bastubee, 801 Cherry Genoa, (Genoa police) driving under influence, $250, costs.

David A. Warnke, 1195 Fremont Road 17, Port Clinton, (sheriff) reckless operation, $15, costs. David A. Warnke, 1195 Fremont Road, 17, Port Clinton, (sheriff) FRA Suspension, $100, costs. Jill M.

St. Clair, 6505 N. California, Oak Harbor, (Danbury police) speed, $100, costs. John C. Michalski, 749 Locust Apt.

2C, Oak Harbor, (sheriff) cross railroad tracks, $100, costs. Scotty J. Wilson, 1303 Genoa Clay Center, Genoa, (sheriff) speed, $100, costs. Theresa R. Deak, 1571 Carroll Erie Road, Port Clinton, (sheriff) speed, guilty, $100., costs.

Bernard L. Tibbs, 690 E. Rohde Drive, Port Clinton, (Port Clinton police) driving under influence, $130, costs. 10 days in jail In The Service MANUEL L. CISNEROS Pvt.

Manuel L. Cisneros has graduated from the combat signaler course at the U.S. Army Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. The course provided instruction on field wire construction, troubleshooting field wire lines, operation of field type switchboard and frequency modulated (FM) radio communications and systems in combat and combat service support. He was an honor graduate of the course.

Cisneros is the son of Herman and Consuelo Cisneros of 1924 Leutz Road, Oak Harbor. The private is a 1989 graduate of Oak Harbor High School. JOHN FASTINGER John Fastinger, son of Ruth Fastinger, was recently trans- erred from an Air Force Base in Denver, to Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota. His new address is: PSCI, Box 2973, Minot Air Force North Dakota, 58705-5361. MAGDALENA CORTEZ Airman Magdalena Cortez has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

During the six weeks of training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. She is the daughter of Vicky R. and Marcello Cortez, 1256 E. Emerald Port Clinton. The airman is a 1987 graduate of Port Clinton High School.

Edward D. Segaard, 20, 518 E. Fifth Port Clinton, commercial fisherman, and Lecia A. Johnson, 28, 815 W. Third Port Clinton, personnel clerk.

Joe R. Solis, 26, 512 Madison Port Clinton, factory worker, and Tammy K. Cook, 19, 5052 W. Lake Shore Drive, Port Clinton, waitress. Roger Theodore Jeffries, 26, 24785 Holt-Hajrigan Road, Genoa, electrician, and Jennifer Lynn Kline, 25, 24785 Holt-Harri-gan Road, Genoa, no occupation listed.

David M. Kopchak, 27, 429 Lincoln Drive, Port Clinton, funeral directorembalmer and Jo E. Ah-rens, 24, 409 E. Fourth Port Clinton, interior designer. John J.

Zullo, 211 W. Second Port Clinton, (sheriff) operate motor vehicle under influenceblood alcohol content, $300, costs, 90 days in jail, 60 suspended. Shawn M. Haar, 12770 W. Elmore E.

Road, Oak Harbor, (sheriff) no motorcycle endorsement costs. Monica Serrano, 23862 W. Meadow Drive, Genoa, (Genoa police) under FRA Suspension, costs. Becky A. Dawson, 1933 Stover Road, Port Clinton, (Port Clinton police) fictitious plates, costs.

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