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WEATHER RECORDS A-2 Thursday, March 9, 1989, The News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio Weather Daily Log Obituaries Municipal Court lor 9 A.M., Friday, March 10 w10 A .70 The Accu-Wecttier l0 CoM Warm Stationary Local Forecast FRONTS: PORT CLINTON An Oak Harbor man is scheduled to appear Monday in Port Clinton Municipal Court to answer to one charge of possession of marijuana. Dale Gilliam, 19, 411 Church was cited for possessing less than 100 grams of the substance. Oak Harbor police reports said Gilliam was the passenger in a car that overturned Feb. 28 at Ohio 105 and Ohio 163. The charge is a minor misdemeanor.

His court appearance had been continued from last Monday. Common Pleas Court PORT CLINTON An Oak Harbor man was found guilty of cocaine trafficking after a two-day jury trial in Ottawa County Common Pleas Court this week. Charles R. Apling, 37, 300 Harvest Lane, Oak Harbor, was found guilty Tuesday afternoon. He faces sentencing May 12.

Apling had been indicted in June by an Ottawa County grand jury after an undercover investigation by the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department and the Port Clinton and Oak Harbor police departments. sq 40 Also surviving are a son, Dr. Richard E. Friar of Oak Harbor; daughters, Geraldine R. Friar of Lindsey and Jean E.

Barnhart of Worthington; brother, James F. Smith of Fremont; sister, Ruth R. Babione of Fremont, and five grandchildren. Mrs. Friar was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church in Lindsey.

Services will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in Karlovetz Mortuary, 900 North Fremont, with burial in Lindsey Cemetery. Visitation is Friday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Lloyd H.

Morrison Nov. 11, 1915-March 8, 1989 PUT-IN-BAY Lloyd H. Morrison, 73, of Put-in-Bay, died early Wednesday morning at his home. A lifelong resident of Put-in-Bay, Mr. Morrison was employed by Miller Boat Line for 18 years.

He retired from the maintenance department of Put-in-Bay Township in 1979. He was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Put-in-Bay, a former member of the American Legion of Put-in-Bay, a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2480 of Port Clinton and a U.S. Army veteran of World War n. Surviving are his wife, the former Irene (Komar), whom he married Nov.

9, 1968; two stepsons, Ronald White of Cleveland and Robert White of Put-in-Bay, and a brother, Kenneth of Minneapolis, Minn. His parents were Lloyd and Emma Morrison. His body was cremated and services will be held at a later date. Arrangements were handled by Neidecker-LeVeck and Crosser Funeral Home, Port Clinton. No visitation was held.

Memorials may be made to the church or its carillon fund. Tonight, becoming partly Better days are just ahead, cloudy. Low 20-25. Friday, as far as weather is concerned mostly sunny and a little in Ohio, warmer. High in the mid-40s.

A slow warming trend started today and should con- Lake Erie tinue into the coming week- Knots tonight, becom ng n. southeasterly 5-15 knots Fr? KiorosS day night. Temperatures Extended Forecast should rise into the mid 50s on Friday. Saturday through Monday: The record high temperature Unseasonably mild with a for this date at the Columbus slight chance of showers each weather station was 77 de-day. Highs mainly in the 60s.

grees in 1974 and the record Lows in the upper 20s and 30s 0w was six degrees below Saturday, 35-45 Sunday and in zero in 1984. the 40s Monday. Fair weather high pressure over the eastern half of the na- Local Statistics tion grew a bit weaker today and tonight but should build High yesterday 24 back some of its strength on Low yesterday 9 Friday. A weak cold front will Temperature 8 a.m 19 drop across the northern lakes Sunrise tomorrow 6:53 a.m. and southern Canada today Sunset tomorrow 6:36 p.m.

ancj tonight newspaper. The "Call Police" signs are part of Ohio Edison's Crime-Watch program, which has the endorsement of the Ohio Crime Prevention Association. Crime-Watch was started in 1985 to assist local law enforcement officials in their fight against crime. Edison employees who work in the field from radio-equipped vehicles have been trained to observe and report crimes and suspicious activities. Ohio Edison's vehicles participating in the program are clearly marked with the Crime-Watch decal to remind residents that Edison employees can use their radios to call for help in an emergency.

Grace M. Bliven May 4, 1901-March 8, 1989 FREMONT Grace M. Bliven, 87, 1033 Garfield died Wednesday night at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She was born May 4, 1901 in Cleveland to Arthur and Ida May (Root) Stock. She married Elgin S.

Winters, who died in 1949. She later married Earl Wilson Blevin on Oct. 3, 1953 in Oak Harbor, and he survives. Mrs. Bliven was a member of Grace Brethren Chapel.

She was a housewife and had served as Ottawa County recorder for two years. Also surviving are sons, Elgin Winters of Pemberville, Elmore Winters of Redding, Glen Winters of Duncanville, Clyde Winters of Oak Harbor and Kent Winters of Ashtabula; a daughter, Anna Waggoner of Fremont; 36 grandchildren; a sister, Anna Russell of Cleveland, and a brother, Cristy Collins of Cleveland. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m. at the Robinson-Henn-Brossia Funeral Home, Oak Harbor. A grandson, The Rev.

Timothy L. Waggoner, is to officiate. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday and prior to the service Monday.

Burial will be in Rushau Cemetery, Oak Harbor. Memorials may be made to Grace Brethren Chapel. Marguerite I. Friar Feb. 20, 1908-March 8, 1989 LINDSEY Marguerite I.

Friar, 81, 2359 Sandusky County Road 92, died Wednesday at Countryside Continuing Care Centef. Born in Lindsey to Fred L. and Mamie I. (Kocher) Smith, she married Forrest E. Friar on June 13, 1928, in Bowling Green, Ky.

He survives. Sharing Continued From A-1 bureau for operation and set-up expenses. Tax collections for 1986 were $101,938, according to the Ottawa County auditor's office. In 1987, the collections were $134,614 and in 1988, they were $166,713. But Ohio law allows up to one-third of such a tax to be divided among the municipalities and several officials in various communities have been pushing for a share of the tax.

This year, 20 percent of the total collections will be divided among the townships and municipalities for the rebate. In 1990, the percentage will be 25 per BRAKESCOMPLETE SIQ49 EXHAUST per axle mott cart We install new guaranteed brake pads or shoes. oioi cm sggse All single exhaust systems from the converter back on most American cars. (Excluding resonators.) No appointment necessary. Lifetime guarantee of muffler.

(Semi-metallic pads extra.) Resurface drums or rotors. Inspect front grease seals. Inspect front wheel bearings. Road test your car Signs Continued From A-1 company such as Ohio Edison offering its services in this safety program and are happy that we can help promote the program." Ohio Edison District Manager Dennis Prough said, "We appreciate working with the police department and the News Herald on this community safety program. We want our customers to be safe at all times, not only in the use of electric energy in their homes and workplaces, but also on the highways." Nearly 6,000 signs are going into area homes in today's edition of the News Herald.

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Jim Renaldo, 13-year head coach of the girl's varsity basketball team, left his post in order to spend more time with his family. Renaldo had given a letter of resignation to the board last November, but it was kept private until recently. The other employee to resign was Gene Walter, head custodian for 17 years. Effective May 1, Walter is retiring from the school system. Scherer announced that last year's girls head track coach Gail Kowalczk and assistant coach Paul Sanchez have agreed to return again this spring to their respective duties.

DISCHARGED: Mary J. Mal-lett, Blanche O'Neal transferred to the Toledo Hospital. EMERGENCIES: Andrew Gruenberg, Port Clinton, finger laceration; Ann M. Rusinkovich, Port Clinton, auto accident, treated and released: Ashley A. Taylor, Port Clinton, hand laceration.

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Second Port Clinton, Ohio 43452. Copyright 1989 PERFORMANCE TONITE MARCH 8-12 15-19 A Musical Trumph about a meddling match maker. Set in the 1980's, filled with exuberant music humor Curtains at 8:15 p.m. at the theatre 604 W. 6th Port Clinton 'hi Reservations: MARY'S BLOSSOM SHOP Downtown Port Clinton CALL 734-5044 1 1 am 1 pm and 3:30 pm 5 pm sum in fgsti flEMO, pour School Continued From A-1 Scherer said that he has been keeping a log of pool and locker room conditions at various times of the day.

Board member Tom Monak noted that he had also re-cently observed pool conditions. Board President Gene Deer-hake suggested that a cosmetic remodeling of the locker room be considered as part of the annual permanent improvements. Scherer agreed, noting that such work would make any other flaws more acceptable. The superintendent also wants the bottom of the pool painted and tiles repaired. Scherer said that the final decision on improvements Hospital H.B.

MAGRUDER MARCH 8 ADMITTED: Kath-ryn E. Winnie, 327 Harding Drive, Port Clinton, surgical; Cecelia M. Zaremba, 5485 E. Mabel Drive, Port Clinton, medical; Elise Lucille Chaffin, 215 W. Fifth Port Clinton, medical.

Birth GRAYTOWN William and Debbie L. Reaper, 180 N. Ohio 590, are the parents of a son born Wednesday at H.B. Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton. Correction Tickets are $4 for the Genoa and WSOS Seniors Buffet Luncheon and Card Party from 11:30 a.m.

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