THE DAILY SENTINEL-TRIBUNE BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Tuesday, August 13, 1968 Memorial Fountain Will Be Built At Rossford ROSSFORD Village Coun-1 cil Monday night agreed to build the proposed Uffmann Memorial Fountain with the $25,000 left in the will of the late Fred Uffman, the first mayor of Rossford who was reelected seven times. Lloyd Brothers of Toledo have been authorized to draw plans for the fountain, which will be placed in front of the Municipal Building. Mr. Uffmann earmarked a portion of his will for the fountain, which will have a center water jut between eight and 10 feet high with 12 juts. Red and turquoise lights will shine on the fountain during evening hours.
Residents of Santus Drive were present at the meeting and told council they have gathered 57 per cent of signatures needed on a petition to pave the street. Sixty per cent of the residents must sign the petition before action will be taken. Ulbricht Leaves Czechoslovakia PRAGUE (UPI)-East Germany's Communist chief Walter Ulbricht left Czechoslovakia today after talks with liberal Czechoslovak leaders in which both sides pledged to increase trade and decrease friction in the East Europe bloc. Ulbricht and Czechoslovak Communist party chairman Alexander Dubcek put on a public show of friendliness that broke the chill so apparent in their discussions at Karlovy Vary in western Czechoslovakia. The spade-bearded Ulbricht was the most bitter critic of Czechoslovakia's liberalized government and had been booed during public appearances at Bratislava earlier this month.
Discrimination Attack Expanded WASHINGTON (UPI) The Justice Department filed 94 civil rights suits in fiscal year 1968, expanding the attack on discrimination in housing, schools, employment and voting to the North and West for the first time. Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark a announced here in a fiscal year end report that discrimination in employment was a chief target during the 12-month period ending July 1. Fifteen of the 23 suits brought under the equal, employment section of the Civil Rights Act during the year were filed in the North and West.
The five suits brought under this section earlier were all filed in the southeast. The department filed its first Northern school cases--one in a Chicago suburb and one in Indianapolis-during the year. The first Northern voting rights case against Gary, Indiana also was brought. The first federal fair housing suit in the nation's history was filed in Baton Rouge, alleging violations of the 1968 Civil Rights Act. It accused builders and sellers of homes in three subdivisions of discrimination against Negroes.
NO BIG DEAL SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-Mayor Joseph L. Alioto said he doesn't understand why nobody was excited when young people cleaning up Golden Gate Park unearthed two 30-year-old sculptures. "When they do this in Pompeii, it's a big deal!" the mayor said with a grin. The Rossford summer playground program will terminate Aug. 20 after 10 full weeks of supervised play.
A parade will be held Friday and will procede to Veterans Memorial Park. Each playground will construct a float for the event, and a picnic luncheon and day long fun activities will be held. Council appropriated $200 for the Rossford Civil Defense Unit to purchase shirts and hats for new members. Council also: HEARD that Police Patrolman Matthew Vedra is attending a special police school at the University of Toledo for dealing with juveniles and that Patrolman Bielski will attend a finger printing school in the near future at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. AUTHORIZED Fire Chief Larry Wojnar and two firemen to attend a fire school in September in Columbus.
TRANSFERRED $100,000 from the payroll to the general fund, and transferred: $30,000 of that amount street maintenance and repair fund. 1 SWITCHES CANDIDATES- The first Negro in major league baseball, Jackie Robinson tells newsmen in New York he plans to back the Democrats in the November elections because Republican presidential nominee Richard Nixon "has prostituted himself and sold himself out to the bigots in the South." Robinson said he will resign as director of community affairs for the New York Republican Party. The Blotter STATE PATROL (Walbridge) Two passengers in the car driven by Joe R. Ovall, 16, Gibsonburg, sustained minor injury Sunday afternoon in a single-car crash on the Fostoria Road, just north of Ohio 163. Injured were Richard and Ava Miranda, Genoa.
The investigating officers reported that the car was northbound, went off the left side of the roadway and into a ditch. Dennis Brewer, 27, Bradner, was cited for leaving the scene of an accident which took place at 5:25 p.m. Saturday in Van Buren State Park. Mr. Brewer, westbound, lost control of his went off the right side at a curb, slid across the roadway and into the parked car owned by Peter Collins, Mount Orab.
He then backed away from the car and continued on. His license was reported to the patrol, which apprehended him. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT A motorcyclist and his passenger escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon after they were thrown from their cycle on the Brim Road, 330 feet south of the Van Camp Road. Treated and released from Wood County Hospital were Charles Davis, 35, of N. Main and Diane Strancar, 22, 469 S.
Summit St. Both were injured when the cycle was southbound on the Brim Road and the driver lost control when he struck a dog which had run onto the roadway. John W. Dickey, 23, West Leipsic, was northbound on the Custar Road, applied his brakes to make a left turn at the Junkins Road and skidded into a ditch Sunday morning. Two cars sustained moderate damage Monday afternoon after a piece of steel fell from a stake truck on U.S.
25, near the Bishop Road, damaging both cars. Thomas J. Sheidrick, 31, Ohio 64, was southbound when he lost a steel post. It fell from the truck and struck the roof of the car driven by Dale Strader, 53, Dayton, and bounced into the right side of the car driven by Harold G. Armitage, 50, Urbana.
POLICE DEPARTMENT Ronnie D. Hamby, 22, Keego Post 45 American Legion DANCING 8:30 11:30 DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA TOUR "The Mayflower Proposition" Friday, August 16 ADMISSION $1 Bowling Green City Park Death, Holgate Boys Killed In Crash Two Henry, County boys, David Reibesehl, 19, and Ruben Urdigles, 18, both of Holgate, were killed early Monday when a car in which they were riding ran off a curve on Ohio 115 and hit a tree a mile south of Holgate. John H. Gill, 22, Paulding, died of a broken neck after his car went through a barricade on a dead end street Sunday in Paulding and crashed into the opposite bank of a ravine. Mrs.
Leslie (Lillian Ashdown, 56, Fremont, died Saturday afternoon of injuries suffered in a car-truck accident Thursday night near Postville, Iowa. Mrs. Etta Baldwin Mrs. Etta Baldwin, 85, former resident of Defiance and mother of William Pharis, Northwood, died Saturday evening in St. Charles Hospital, Oregon.
Services are this afternoon in the Worth Clegg Funeral Home, Toledo, and at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Neff Walters Funeral Home, Urbana. TO BUILD PLANT LOS ANGELES (UPI) Fluor Corp. obtained a $14 million contract from a subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. Ohio to design and build a toluene and benzene plant at Lima, Ohio.
stopped at the intersection of Ohio 18, attempted to cross the route to enter the ramp for Interstate 75, and pulled into the path of a car driven by Wilford Brunner, Huntsville. David Brunner, 17, was treated for head lacerations. Six other persons complained of injury. Miss Beck was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way. Court Reports PROBATE COURT Marriage license applications: Noe Martinez, 18, Perrysburg, laborer, and Maria Estrada, 20, Perrysburg, unemployed.
William H. Overmyer, 21, Perrysburg, student, and Carol L. Kuhlman, 21, Perrysburg, student. Donald R. King, 22, North Baltimore, welder, and Maria L.
Mendieta, 17, North Baltimore, unemployed. Lee A. Box, 20, Grand Rapids, U.S. Army, and Sharon K. Turner, 17, Grand Rapids, nurses' aide.
Wilfred C. Robinson, 20, Pemberville, U.S. Navy, and Kathy L. Stahl, 18, Bradner, at home. David E.
Ohms, 24, Toledo, factory worker, and Sandra J. Finn, 18, Millbury, unemployed. MUNICIPAL COURT At Bowling Green Douglas R. Bils, Cygnet, pleaded guilty to 10 traffic charges and one charge was dismissed. He pleaded guilty to four violations of stop signs, two for reckless operation and one each for failure to yield the right-ofway, cated and eluding a police speed, driving while intoxicer.
A charge of assault with a deadly weapon was dropped. He was fined $150 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail for DWI. Half of the jail sentence was suspended. He was fined $50 and costs and his driver's license was suspended for 30 days for eluding the officer. r.
His total fine on the other eight counts was $175, and costs for each charge. Glenn E. Brogan, Weston, pleaded guilty to charges of assault and battery. He was fined $75 and costs and received a 30- day jail sentence, 15 of which were suspended on condition of one year good behavior. Elaine Smiljanich, Tonawan- CEDAR POINT SANDUSKY, OHIO FREE on the FUNWAY Soul Survivors Sat.
Aug. 17 Glenn Miller Orch. Sat. Aug. 24 Serendipity Singers Sat.
Aug. 31 RIDE BARGAINS EVERY DAY All rides, all day person, free admission 10-ride ticket each, free admission Or pay $1.00 admission (age 6 and under free). and enjoy individual rides and attractions for or Bargain rates for Kiddieland. Funway opens. 9 a.m.
Rides 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Causeway round trip per car. Free parking. Tickets available at SEARS stores.
SAND TWIST ANEW Funeral Mrs. Herman Rupp Mrs. Herman Rupp pine Beil), 78, of 37 N. Fourth Waterville, died Monday in Toledo Hospital. She was born March 31, 1889 near Haskins, to Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Beil (Alice Heater). She lived in Waterville most of her life. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Waterville and its Ladies Aid Society. Survivors include her husband and a daughter, Alice, Toledo.
The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Merriam Home for Funerals, Waterville, with burial in Wakeman Cemetery. Toni Marie Curtis Toni Marie Curtis, 1-day-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.
Curtis (Mary J. Hall), Toledo, died Monday morning in Flower Hospital, Toledo. Survivors include her parents; a sister; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hall, Perrysburg; and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Marshall, Toledo; and great-grandparents, Charles Koons, Cygnet, Mr. and Harvey Finley, Jerry City, Mrs. Clyde Hall, Bowling Green, and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Slowinski, Toledo. A private graveside service will be at 10:30 Wednesday morning in Weaver Cemetery, Bairdstown. The family requests no flowers. da, N. pleaded guilty to charges of petit larceny.
She fined $50 and costs and a 30-day sentence was suspended on one-year good behavior. Juan Rodreques, 703 Second pleaded guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated and driving without an operator's license. He was fined a total of $150 and costs and sentenced to six months in jail. All but three days of the jail sentence were suspended. James Spivey, Detroit, pleaded guilty to charges of driving under suspension, he was fined $200 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail.
Other cases: Speed Paul I. Robinson, Perrysburg, pleaded guilty, fined $20 and costs; Harvey C. Eckel, Bowling Green, pleaded guilty, fined $15 and costs; Carl J. Jolley, 202 Palmer pleaded guilty, fined $10 and costs; Gary R. LeVeck, Route 3, pleaded not guilty, continued for trial; Emmitt E.
Murlin, Rudolph, pleaded no contest, fined $10 and costs. Right-of-way Jacqueline R. Parks, Route 2, forfeited $25 bond; David L. Browne, Haskins, $25 bond; Lional C. Long, Grand Rapids, $15 bond; Gary R.
LeVeck, Route 3, not guilty, continued for pleaded Traffic control device Wil- liam H. Geahlen, 841 Eighth pleaded guilty, fined $25 and costs; Stephen A. Miller, 519 Thurstin $25 bond. Assault and battery Calvin Schauer, Jerry City, continued for trial; Ben F. Maynard, 932 N.
Summit pleaded guilty, fined costs, $150 bond forfeited, two months in jail suspended on condition two years good behavior; Robert L. Hudson, Cygnet, pleaded not guilty, continued for trial. Muffler James R. Sweet, 210 Ada $25 bond; Leroy C. Gottschalk, Pemberville, $25 bond; Donald A.
Thomas, North Baltimore, pleaded guilty, fined $50 and costs, with $40 suspended on condition car not driven until repaired. Other Deaths OHIO Elmore Mrs. Alverta E. Schott, 82. Findlay Frank T.
Meier, 63, Akron, former resident of Findlay, where he was a meat cutter at the former City Market. Republic Don O. Echleberry, 65, former resident of Republic, in Orlando, Fla. Tiffin Fred L. Ehrenfried, 81, retired salesman and former vice president of the Floom Toledo Vernon C.
Little, 73, retired payroll teller at the Toledo Trust who collapsed and died at a funeral home while making arrangements for the funeral of his wife, who had died a few hours earlier; Mrs. Bruce McClure (Marilyn Watson), Wichita, traffic victim and wife of the former executive secretary of the Downtown Toledo Associates. Zanesville Richard P. Wise, 44, recently retired police cap- tain. ELSEWHERE London Arthur T.
Macmil- lan, 78, retired barrister and elder brother of former Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Washington George P. Larrick, 66, commissioner of the U. S. Food and Drug Administration from 1954 to 1965.
Ear Corn .91 Shelled Corn .93 New Oats .49 E. Soybeans 2.50 Market Quotations MID-WOOD, INC. Wheat 63, ACTOR BURNED Seeking escape from a mattress fire in Manhattan, actor Lamont Washington, 24, looks out a window before jumping from his third-floor suite to the roof of an adjoining one- story building. He was reported in critical condition from burns, and injuries he received when he crashed through the roof. BG Calendar WEDNESDAY Atlantic Charter Day.
Victory Day or V-J Day, a flag flying day. City pickup of rubbish, grass clippings and lawn rakings in containers on curbs in the 2nd Ward, starting at 7 a.m. Fifty-cent Lucy Stone postage stamp on sale, 8 a.m. at the Post Office. Bowling Green Public Library board, 4 p.m.
in the library. Eagles Lodge, 8 p.m. Public ice skating, 8 to 10 p.m. in the BGSU Ice Arena. Public Library open until 8:30 p.m.
renew the 1.9-mill village operating levy. Play safe. Double your caution when it's slippery. CLEVELAND (UPI) Livestock: Cattle: 125. market weak.
Prime steers 900-1300 lb choice 900-1300 lb 26.75-27.75, good 900-1100 lb 25.50-26.50, standard choice heifers 900- 1100 1 lb 25-26, good 800-1000 lbs 24-25, standard 21.50-23.50. Commercial cows 17-19, utility 19-20, cutters 18-19, canners 14-16. Bologna bulls 20-25, fat 18-20. Calves: 50. Market steady.
Choice 37-38, good 35-37, standard 29-33, utility 23-27. Hogs: 200. Market 50 lower, Barrows and gilts U.S. 1-2 180- 240 lb 18.75-20.75, 2-3 180-240 lb 18.50-20.50, 3-4 240-270 lb 18.75- 19.75. Sows 270-400 lb 14.00-16.50, 400-650 lb 14.25-16.75.
Sheep and lambs: 100, market steady. Prime slaughter lambs 26.50-27.50, choice 26-27, good 21-25, ewes 7-8, wether 9-10. NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks extended at the opening today the upward thrust which made Monday's market the best in four months. Harbor, was northbound Monday morning on N. Main Street at the traffic light at Kroger's when his car was struck from the rear by the truck driven by Stanley M.
Engle, 51, of 232 W. Evers Ave. The Hamby car was changing lanes at the time. James N. O'Neill, 26, of Wallace was cited for improper lane usage Monday evening after a car truck crash on N.
Main Street at the intersection of Liberty Street. Mr. O'Neill was in the right lane, northbound, moving into the left lane, when his car collided with the northbound truck driven in the left lane by Terrence T. Murray, 22, Toledo. Citations: Nonpayment of tickets E.
James Lindsay, 37, of 409 S. Main Katherine M. Mc Sweeney, 23, of 226 Sand Ridge Road. Speed Roberta D. Cherry, 23, Greenview Apts.
Trespassing (parking) David M. Workman, 23, of 214 Napoleon Road. Driving while intoxicated Garfield Griffith, 44, Dayton. FIRE DEPARTMENT A tractor backhoe belonging to the Patrick Pipeline North Baltimore, sustained minor damage Monday afternoon when a coil caught fire at the Pee Wee Ball Park. STATE PATROL (Findlay) A 14-year-old Rudolph girl sustained minor injury Monday evening in a farm wagon-pickup truck accident on Ohio 69, south of Ohio 18.
John Graham, 66, Hoytville, was driving a farm tractor pulling two farm wagons loaded with oats, when the rear wagon came unhitched. Mr. Graham noticed the wagon missing when he reached his residence, and in retracing his route, saw a pickup truck driven by Donald Mercer, Rudolph, strike the stopped wagon. The passenger in the truck, Debra Thornton, was taken to Wood County Hospital, where she was treated and released. Mr.
Graham was cited for an unsafe vehicle. Judith Be 20, Rudolph, northbound on Hanco*ck County Road 220 at 6:45 p.m. Monday, CLOCK PANCAKE HOUSE 412 E. Wooster Bowling Green WE SERVE BREAKFAST Try This Special Wednesday BAKED SPAGHETTI Tossed salad, roll butter. 99c Reserve Our Williamsburg Room for your Private 3 CLOSED MONDAYS Leon Bates Bates Becomes Risingsun Mayor RISINGSUN Leon Bates, for 26 years the mayor of Risingsun and most recently the president of Village Council, has been chosen mayor of the village, succeeding Emerson Parsons, who resigned because he was moving to Bowling Geen.
Mr. Bates, who retired years ago as mayor, recently was appointed president of council. The president automatically is named mayor if the mayor's job is vacated. Edward Deer was elected president of council to fill Mr. Bates' vacancy, and James Pine was appointed a councilman.
Council passed a resolution to Tonight Ends OPEN 9:00 "The Sand Pebbles" Steve McQueen in DARTACE and 3 MILES DRIVE IN "Way, Way Out" BOWLING SOUTH OF GREEN, O. treat 25 STARTS WEDNESDAY First Run Smash Hit SHOWN AT 9:10 ADMISSION $1.50 11 UNDER FREE OF THE APES' IS A BLOCKBUSTER. FASCINATING!" -Liz Smith, Cosmopolitan 20TH CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS CHARLTON HESTON in an ARTHUR P. JACOBS production PLANET THE APES CO STARRIN RODDY McDOWALL MAURICE EVANS INTRODUCING KIM HUNTER JAMES WHITMORE JAMES DALY PRODUCED BY ASSOCIATE PRODUCER DIRECTED BY LINDA APJAC PRODUCTIONS MORT ABRAHAMS FRANKUN J. SCHAFFNER SCREENPLAY BY AND MUSIC BY BASED ON A NOVEL BY MICHAEL WILSON ROD SERLING JERRY GOLDSMITH PIERRE BOULLE COLOR BY DELUXE FANTASTIC CO-HIT SHOWN AT 11:30 20 THE SCREEN'S MOST fantastic voyage Political Advertisem*nt Political Advertisem*nt $25.00 Savings Bond Winner Ruah Shedron, RFD, Bowling Green, receives a $25 Savings Bond from Daniel T.
Spitler, Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney, in the Wood County Democratic booth at the fair. A bond was given away each day at the fair. Political Advertisem*nt Wood County Democratic Campaign Committee, Al Newlove, 1042 Melrose, Bowling Green. ENDS TONITE "HOW SWEET IT IS" AT 7:15, 9:30 AIR CONDITIONED BY CLAZEL GREEN: OHIO THEATRE. STARTS FEATURES AT WEDNESDAY 7 9:30 A Most Unusual Motion Picture! Pray for Rosemarys Baby Paramount Pictures Presents Mia Farrow In a Castle Production Rosemary's Baby John Cassavetes Ruth Gordon Sidney Produced by William Written for the Screen and Production Designer- Richard Sybert A Paramount Evans and Ralph Bellamy Directed by Roman Polanski From the novel by Ira Level Picture Suggested for Mature Audiences B).
