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News Journal, Mansfield, O. Saturday, March 13, 1982 News Records. Hospitals The following records are obtained from lists provided by the hospitals. MANSFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL Admissions Dorothy V. Jett, 1701 Evergreen Mansfield; Tammie L.

Harris, 1477 Evergreen Mansfield; Melinda J. Black, 451 Daisy Mansfield; Marie Snelson, 37 Ogle Bellville. Releases Charles J. Rahall, 757 W. Fourth Mansfield; Archie Hamner, 219 E.

First Mansfield; Earl Simmering, 1443 Bowman Street Road, Mansfield; Troy A. Robidoux, Box 864, Galion; Adrain F. Deleon Jr. 2046 Willowwood Drive, Mansfield; baby girl Teofilo, 2411 Wedgewood Drive, Mansfield; Dorothy L. Corn, 125 Boston Mansfield; Mae R.

Welsh, 310 Harker Mansfield; Minna F. Smith, 423 Parkview Mansfield; Roger L. Bollinger, Spayde Road, Bellville, RD Mark S. Bellomy, 187 Timmerman Road, Mansfield; Margaret Chevalier, 1081 Yorkwood Road, Mansfield; Anthony R. Shepherd, 5 Jennings Court, Shelby; Diane Linn, 162 Clare Road, Mansfield; Elmer Fife, Bixler Road, Bellville, RD Garnet L.

Barker, 297 Myers Mansfield; Anson A. Blakely, Heath; Glenn D. Snider, 2513 Wedgewood Drive, Mansfield; Karen L. Bachelder, 242 Mohican Trail, Lexington; Martha R. Mertler, 1012 Briarwood Road, Mansfield; Tamara L.

and baby girl Meyer, 741 Ohio 250 East, Ashland; Mary C. and baby boy Neumann, 809 E. Bucyrus Crestline; William J. Ryder, 1573 E. McElroy Road, Mansfield; Cyndra E.

and baby girl Fisher, 511 E. Townview Circle, Mansfield; Gerald E. Burger, 365 E. Brandt Road, Galion; Kimberly L. and baby girl Garn, 197 N.

Stewart Road, Mansfield; Kimberly J. Lock, 1000 Larchwood Road, Mansfield; Steven C. Willeke, 782 Reed Road, Mansfield, RD 11; Ryan A. Maxey, 501 Twitchell Road, Mansfield; Donald B. Jones, 48 Douglas Mansfield; Marlin R.

Temme, Hagerman Road, Butler, RD Elaine D. Jefferson, 601 Bowman Mansfield. PEOPLE'S HOSPITAL Admissions Martha L. Marshall, 388 W. Fourth St.

Releases Joyce A. Queer, 258 Sheridan Mansfield; Paul R. Johnson, Bellville, RD Margaret Bishop, 94 LaSalle Mansfield. Births MANSFIELD Friday A son to Alda J. and Thomas Roelle, 737 Meadowood Court, Galion.

A daughter to Rilda and Marvin Shores, 482 Woodland Mansfield. A son to Deloris and Jerry Lykins, 854 Fairfax Mansfield. Adult evening classes still open SHELBY- Fifteen courses are still available for enrollment in Pioneer Joint Vocational School's adult evening education program. Monday evening courses still open include basic basketry, chair caning and upholstering. Tuesday evening courses include auto maintenance for women, beginning sign language, cake decorating, conversational Spanish, interior decorating and exercise dance at Lexington Junior High School.

Thursday evening classes include eliminating self-defeating behavior at Lexington High School and house wiring. Three additional courses will start at later dates. These courses are adventures in attitudes and machine shop beginning March 23, beginning calligraphy on April 19 and welding on May 3. For more information, contact the evening education department at Pioneer. TIMELY ANNOUNCEMENTS ENTS FACTORY OUTLET STORE North American Knitting Co.

490 Dewey Mansfield, Oh. Phone: 524-1112 OPENS FOR THE SEASON ON TUESDAY MARCH 16 With a Great Selection of: Knitted Suits and Dresses for Women at Bargain Prices! Fabric remnants will not be avail. until later in the year. Hours: Tues. Thurs.

p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m.-12 noon ABOUT GOLF Commercial Golf Leagues, 21st organizational meeting, at Forest Hills Golf Course, Rt. 430 2 p.m. Sun. March 14, New golfers or teams welcome.

589-3331 A carry this ad deal W.W. alphabets W.W. Macaroni farina lb. Health Foods, downtown. Almonds and Cashews, $2.45 English Walnuts, $2.95 Pecans, $3.95 Brazil Nuts, $2.60 Spanish Peanuts, $1.65 lb.

A 1358 Lex. Ave. APPLE HILL ORCHARDS WEEKEND SPEECIAL Ohio Swiss $2.29 lb. 1175 Rd. 884-1500 Attention League Golfers! Annual meeting, new members now being accepted, Sun.

Mar. 14, 2 pm, Twin Lakes. Basement Waterproofing, Guaranteed, (419) 526-1020 BPO ELKS No. 2554 Lexington. St.

Paddy's Party, March 13th, 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Lots of food and prizes. Cards and darts. $5.00 per couple.

BPO ELKS NO. 56 SATURDAY MARCH 13th. Honey Chicken Dinner, $2.50. MINI MONTE CARLO, MUSIC, DANCING. Can't find the time to clean spouts, windows or paint a room? Need help? Call DIRTY DEEDS we'll do almost anything, 589-4845 or 589- 4306.

CARPET PRO 589-5535 Steam Clean Free Estimates Crestwood Hills owners. Lines flushed Sun AM, Mar 14 Weather permits. Pressure noon EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Make a 5:00 or 5:30 Reservation on Saturday and Receive Off your Dinner. CASTLE KEEP, 3 S. Walnut, 526-5000.

FARMERS' MARKET Fri. March 12, Sat. March 13 At Mansf. Square Shpng. Ctr.

APPLES and SWEET CIDER SPRING HILL FRUIT FARM Genuine Brass bed. Full size. $650. Call 756-7925 after 5. Ask for Connie Kendall.

Going out of business sale Solid Oak Furniture, 2180 W. 4th. St. (next to If HEADACHE, neckache, dizziness, ringing in the ears, jaw pain or jaw joint noises are a problem, we may be able to help. 524-6731 Mon-Fri.

JUST ARRIVED new shipment of dartboards, darts and accessories. Yuncker's SportNing Goods, 155 Cline Ave. Obituaries Miller services MANSFIELD Funeral services for Michael Miller 58, of 522 N. Illinois who died Thursday afternoon at home following an extended illness, will be held today at 2:30 p.m. in the Diamond Street Home of Wappner Funeral Directors.

The service for the son of the late Michael and Julia Miller will be conducted by the Apostolic Christian Church, 1332 Middle-Bellville Road, with burial in the Mansfield Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Mr. Miller was born June 24, 1923, in Mansfield and had lived here all his life. A retired employee of the Tappan he was a member of Tappan's Quarter Century Club and the VFW.

He also was a member of the Apostolic Christian Church and served with the 9th Army Air Force during World War II in Europe. Surviving are his wife, Naomi Miller; one daughter, Mrs. Frank (Linda) LeMay of St. Petersburg, two brothers, Benjamin and Harry Miller, both of Mansfield; two sisters, Mrs. John (Lydia) Brunn of Mansfield and Mrs.

James (Naomi) FitzGibbon of Cleveland; and several nieces and nephews. Edith K. Waines SHELBY Edith K. Waines, 82, former resident of 41 Marvin died Wednesday evening at Crestwood Care Center following an extended illness. She was born Jan.

14, 1900, in Vernon Township, Crawford County. She had been a lifelong Shelby resident, and was a member of First Lutheran Church. She is survived by one son, Robert K. Waines Sr. of Shelby; three daughters, Mrs.

George (Marilyn) Richards of Mansfield, Mrs. Marvin (Joanne) Tobin of New Washington, and Mrs. Albert (Shirley) Greenslade of Ontario; and 11 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Aaron, in 1973. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m.

today in Oakland Cemetery with the Rev. James L. Lumadue officiating. Memorial contributions can be made to the First Lutheran Church, or fund of the donor's choice, and left at the funeral home. Barkdull Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Alta H. Brown MANSFIELD Alta Herald Brown, 87, of 101 Rambleside Drive, widow of William W. Brown, died early Friday morning following an extended illness. She was born June 27, 1894, in Kentucky and attended the First Alliance Church. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.

Benjamin (Catherine) Pahlow, with whom she made her home; two sons, William W. Brown of Huntington, W.Va., and Robert H. Brown of Grand Rapids, seven grandchildren; and seven randchildren. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at the Kincaid-Mann Mortuary, 1731 Fifth Huntington, W.Va., conducted by the Rev.

Emerson Wood, pastor of Johnson Memorial Methodist Church in West Virginia. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery in Huntington, W.Va. Friends may call at the KincaidMann Mortuary one hour before services. There will be no calling hours at the Diamond Street Home of Wappner Funeral Directors, where local arrangements are being handled. Benjamin Monn MANSFIELD Benjamin F.

Monn, 82, 1314 N. Stewart Road, died Friday morning at Mansfield General Hospital following a brief illness. He was born Dec. 31, 1899, in Franklin Township and was a lifelong resident of this area. He was a retired farmer and butcher, and was a member of the Shelby Equity Exchange.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Herbert (Joanne) Smith of Mansfield; four step-grandchildren; seven step-great-grandchildren; and one brother, Boyd Monn of Shelby. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the Diamond Street Home of Wappner Funeral Directors by the Rev. Roger Wells, pastor of the Franklin United Methodist Church.

Burial will be in. Franklin Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Lot Little Grant us the courage, Lord, to admit our errors and help us to try to do a better job.

Thank you for reminding us to forgive any criticism from others. Amen. Rondy services MANSFIELD Services for Mrs. Marguerite Snair Rondy, 68, of Ohio 13 North, wife of Walter H. Rondy, who died in Mansfield General Hospital Friday morning after a short illness, will be held Monday at 11 a.m.

at the Finefrock Funeral Home by the Rev. Keith Grove, pastor of the Church of Christ and Christian Union. Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to.9 p.m. at the funeral home.

Dorothy Starner BUCYRUS Dorothy W. Starner, 72, 404 Gay died Friday morning at St. Joseph Hospital in Lorain of heart failure after being seriously ill the last three weeks. She was born Sept. 25, 1909, in Nevada, Ohio.

A homemaker and a lifelong resident of the area, she was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Bucyrus. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Raymond (Anna Jane) Gradish of Amherst and Mrs. William (Margaret) Cardwell of Marion; two sons, James Starner and Thomas Starner, both of Bucyrus; 12 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Odessa Adams of Nevada, Ohio.

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at the Wise Funeral Home with the Rev. Chester J. Hay officiating. Burial will be in Nevada Cemetery.

Friends may call after noon Sunday at the funeral home, where the family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Those wishing may make memorial contributions to the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Frank L. Thomas MANSFIELD Frank L.

Thomas, 49, Lewis Road, Mansfield, RD 3, died at Galion Community Hospital Friday afternoon following a short illness. Mr. Thomas was born in Ashland County Aug. 27, 1932, and had lived in the area all his life. He was an employee of the Geauga Plastics Co.

in Crestline for 17 years and was a member of the Trimble Road Bible Church, where he was a deacon. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Harry W. Thomas Sr. of Mansfield; six brothers, Harry W.

Thomas Marshall Thomas Leroy Thomas, James E. Thomas all of Mansfield, and John L. Thomas and Ronald E. Thomas, both of Corunna, and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Jones of Ripley, W.Va., Mrs.

Carolyn Goad of Corunna, Miss Janet Thomas of Oak Forest, and Mrs. Diane Inscore of Mansfield. Funeral services will be held at the Trimble Road Bible Church Monday at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Clifton Storm, pastor of the church, officiating.

Burial will be in Mansfield Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Finefrock Funeral Home Sunday from 2 to 04 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Gas Oil Prices Rough? HEAT WITH COAL Stove Furnace Fireplace COAL and WOOD STOVES Circulating Furnace 524.4702 HECHT COAL 214 E. 4th St.

QUALITY INN PARK PLACE SUNDAY BUFFET Your choice of ROAST BAKED BEEF HAM OR $595 FRIED CHICKEN Plus Mashed Potatoes, Beverage Au Gratin, Assorted Gravies, CHILDREN Vegetables and UNDER 12 Salads. PRICE Delicious Desserts. 191 PARK AVENUE WEST MANSFIELD, OHIO 44902 (419) 522-3662 Fire calls Galion A fire that probably started in a malfunctioning coffeepot caused about $20,000 damage to the Hatten Mullins residence at 612 Harding Way East Friday morning, firefighters report. The blaze damaged the kitchen, living room and attic of the home. Occupants of the home got out of the building unhurt, and firefighters report assisting an elderly woman and her dog from an apartment at the back of the house.

542 Clearview Road, Mansfield Firefighters were called to a home owned by Terri Meirs of 509 Glessner Ave. Friday when steam formed by moisture condensing on dark shingles was mistaken for smoke. Shelby Creosote buildup ignited by burning wastepaper caused a chimney fire at the Joe Wechter residence at 54 Harriet Drive at 8:52 p.m. Friday, according to firefighters. No damage was reported.

Traffic calls A YIELD U.S. 42 and McElroy Road, Mansfield Two Mansfield teen-agers suffered minor injuries when their car hit a tracto truck at 9:55 a.m. Friday. Troopers at the Mansfield post of the Highway Patrol report that John Sherfey, 16, of Harlan Road, RD 4, stopped for a traffic signal but then drove into the intersection and his vehicle struck a truck driven by Don Brewer, 49, of 2215 Cotter Road, Mansfield. Sherfey and his passenger, Brian Counts, 15, of 228 Satinwood Drive, were treated and released from Mansfield General Hospital.

Sherfey was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way, troopers said. Kuhn Road, north of Shelby Paul Hollinger, 17, of 1654 Cairns Road, Mansfield, was listed in satisfactory condition at Shelby Memorial Hospital after he lost control of his car and the vehicle skidded off the road, hit a concrete abutment and rolled over in a field just before noon Friday Treated and released from the hospital was John Lawhun, 17, of 4120 Beam Road, Crestline, a passenger in Hollinger's car. The Mansfield post of the Highway Patrol investigated the accident. Interstate 71 south of U.S. 30 A Powhatan, man was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance by Highway Patrol troopers Friday afternoon after his tractor-trailer rig hit a truck he was traveling behind on the interstate.

Cited was David Carroll, 36, who was treated and released from Mansfield General Hospital following the accident. Troopers listed Robert Sanders, 48, of Ansonia, Ohio, as the driver of the other truck. Police calls 151 Marion Avenue, Mansfield An employee of Dr. Thomas L. Blackstone told police she found signs of an attempted break-in on a door to the medical office Friday morning.

The unsuccessful attempt to pry open the door did not trigger the security alarm, police report. KERO-SUN Off Heaters in Stock Mid Ohio Gravely 1139 Lucas Rd 589-5050 KITCHEN REMODELING Home Improvements RAY SMITH, BLDR. 529-8856 Madison Township Lions Club, Annual Glaucoma Clinic, Sun. March 14, 1-4 Madison High 600 Esley Ln. Open to public.

No charge. Mansfield Beauty College needs Beauticians for instructor training. Call Dr. Saad for interview. 522-2101.

MANSFIELD MEMORIAL PARK WILL BE CLEANING the Cemetery April 1, 1982 Be sure to pickup all Wreaths, Grave Blankets and Decorations you want to save, before April 1, 1982. Pamer Chiropractic Life Center wish to announce the opening for their new office at 265 N. McElroy Rd. Now accepting patients at 2 locations; West- 529-2703 East 589-9898 Princess House Crystal Home Parties, earn free gifts, parts replaced. Call REMBOURRAGE Wagner's tea, honey, jam gift baskets avail.

we'll make to order. Dial-A-Gift 529-5290 free delivery SALT SALE All kinds 80 lb. Solar, Rick, Pellets, also 40 lb. Pellets $2.49. 50 lb.

Pellets $2.99. Richland Water 662 P.A.E. STANLEY STEEMER The CARPET CLEANING Co. WOMEN RECOMMEND! $29.95 Any Sz. Living Rm.

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Break-in case goes to grand jury MANSFIELD Two Mansfield into the Town Tavern, 211 E. Fourth men charged with breaking into an early Tuesday morning. East Fourth Street bar were bound Both were arrested after a bar over to the Richland County grand who arrived for work at employee jury Friday after a hearing in Mans- 3:50 a.m. saw two men run from the field Municipal Court. building, according to police.

The inLeslie B. Smith III, 20, of 255 vestigation also implicated a third Park Avenue East, Apartment 6, man, who was charged with the and Brent A. Fultz, 20, of 1030 Aver- break-in but has not yet been arrestill are charged with breaking ed. Ohio Lottery 689 Taste The Difference Jones' Cheese Corn Now Made With New Crop Popcorn. The Richland County Council AFL -CIO INVITES YOU to join us at the Renaissance Theatre WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th, 8:00 P.M.

SYLVIA A Country Western Star Will Entertain Call 522-2726 for reservations (Be sure and tell them you're a union member) UNION NIGHT UNION NIGHT NEW 130 HP TRACTOR CASE 2290 $21,880 Above price includes $5,000 rebate. Tractor pictured has additional options. Cab not included. Trac EQUIPMENT, INC. 2715 West Fourth Street Phone (419) 529 6160 Mansfield, Ohio 44906 case Daily 8 to 5, Saturday bio 12.