Telegraph-Forum from Bucyrus, Ohio • Page A3

Telegraph-Forum AMVETSPost27to havechilicookoff TheAM- VETSPost27willhave anOhioStatevs.Michi- ganpartyandchili cookoffonSaturday. 4571. BoardofZoning Appealswillmeet TheCity BoardofZoningAp- pealswillmeetat councilchamberson thesecondfloorofcity hall.Theboardwill discussrequestsfrom DeniseandFloydAd- kinsforanareavaria- ncetoadda32-footby 26-footglassenclosed roomtotheirhomeat 109S.SpringSt.;and 119E.MarySt.,foran areavariancetogranta lotsplitwherethe buildingsstandandto allowtheproposedlot splittomovetotheCity PlanningCommission. DAVChapter100 Christmasdinner TheDis- abledAmericanVeter- anschapter100will haveitsChristmas dinnerat6p.m.Monday attheAMVETSPost27. ElementarySchool musicprograms Bucyrus ElementarySchoolwill hosttwowintermusic programsDec.4inthe Thesecond-gradepro- followedbythefourth- Botheventsarefree.

Calltheschoolmusic specialistSarahMartin at419-562-6089for details. AmericanLegion hasOSUparty The AmericanLegionColo- nelCrawfordPost181, 123W.RensselaerSt., willhaveitsannual OSUvs.Michiganparty at11a.m.Saturday. Therewillbeapot- luckformembersand guests. warnsofscam The CrawfordCountySher- scamalertregardinga magazinesubscription refundcall.According contactedbyacompany claimingtohaveover- drawnhisaccountby subscriptionhehashad foryears. Thecompanywanted torefundhismoney backtohiscreditcard askedforadifferent creditcard.

Whenherefusedto giveanothercredit uponhim. LOCALNEWS INBRIEF OH-0001005488 Cr aft Show Cr aft Show 419-562-7723 Come out and visit. SpecialHours-ThanksgivingDay No ve mber 27 3:00 PM -9 :00 PM Fr ida No ve mber 28 7:00 AM -8 :00 PM Saturda No ve mber 29 7:00 AM -8 :00 PM FeaturingOver30LocalCrafters! Countr yP ainted Wo od, Se wing Specialities, SpringerleCookiesandmuchmore! PeanutBrittle CashewBrittle ProceedsgotoMasonicTemple HomemadeBakedGoods andFudge Theannual CrawfordCountyRelay forLifeeventmaynotbe newyearislessthantwo weeksaway. Theorganizationwill startoffitsnewyeardur- ingCandlelightChrist- masfrom5to7p.m. Dec.4.

FamilyVideoparkinglot. Severaloftheteamswill betheresellingitemsfor theirfundraisersandpeo- plecansignuptobeona cansignuptoparticipate heldatWynfordHigh SchoolonJune12through survivorchairsareJoey andCarlaBennett. Thisisthesecondtime Shafferwillbeanhonor- arysurvivor.Shafferwas bornwithcancerthatwas inremissionbythetime hewas2yearsold. senagain.Thistimeis morespecialbecauseI riencewhenIwas2years said. Shumakerwasdiag- nosedwithstageone afterradiationandche- motherapytreatments, hercancerwasinremis- sionfortwoandahalf backwithavengeance.

wasstagefourand throughoutmyentire body.Ihadfollicularlym- said. Afterastemcelltrans- plantandotherissues, Shumakerhasbeeninre- missionforthreeyears. chosentosharemystory atRelayinJune.Ihopeto informpeopleaboutstem withbeinganinspiration Bennettwasdiagnosed withbreastcanceratthe ageof39. pointmentformyannual examandsincetherewas notgoingtobescheduled foramammogramuntilI was40yearsold.Alittle ingmetorequestonesoI did.Sureenough,they said. Afteralumpectomy alongwithchemotherapy beencancer-freeforthree years.

erswithmystoryat 419-563-9213 RelayforLifeannounceshonorarychairs ByKimberlyGasuras Telegraph-Forum Thethreehonorarychairswhowillsharetheirstoriesatthe statewideaveragewas accordingtoOhiogas prices.com. OhiospokeswomanKim- berlySchwindsaid. whetherthelowpriceswill extendtoChristmastrav- daymeetingoftheOrgani- zationofthePetroleum ExportingCountries, determinewhetherthe travelwillbebacktopre- recessionlevelsbecause oflessexpensivegasand AAApredictions. Nearly1.89million travelatleast50miles fromhomebetween WednesdayandSunday ingtoAAAestimates. 4.5percentfrom1.8mil- thehighestnumberof nearly2millionOhioans traveledaroundThanks- giving.

Onereasonforthein- creasedtravelislowergas prices.Lastyear,theaver- agepriceforgasinOhio pergallonOct.24,thefirst timesinceDecember2010, andhavestayedthere.The 12-countrygroupwantsto cutoilproductionandthat wouldhaveaneffecton prices. Lowergaspricesare importantbecause89per- centofholidaytravelers plantodrive.Another7.5 totheirdestinationdespite toAAApredictions. Othertravelexpenses areexpectedtorise.Hotel rateswillincreasebe- tweeneightandnineper- pensesareexpectedtobe dex. morecapableoftraveling andstillmakingendsmeet becauseoftheslowlyim- provingeconomy, Schwindsaid. moreconfidentinthe ingtospendmoremoney 740-328-8548 ByJessieBalmert GannettOhio BUCYRUSPOLICE MONDAY ARRESTS A34-year-oldBucyruswoman wasissuedacourtappearance dateforanactivewarrantoutof CrawfordCounty.11:14a.m.

INCIDENTS Officersinvestigatedareport ofapossibleimpaireddriveron HopleyAvenue.7:57a.m. Areportofdebrisinthestreet onWhetstoneStreetandWoo- dlawnAvenuewasinvestigated. Officersinvestigatedareport ofapossiblerobberyinthe OakwoodAvenueandPoplar Streetarea.11:14a.m. Areportofasemi-truckstrik- ingasigninthe400blockof NorthSanduskyAvenuewas investigated.11:50a.m. Officersareinvestigatinga twocarinjurycrashatSandusky AvenueandPerryStreet.

OfficersassistedtheBucyrus FireDepartmentwithtraffic controlinthe300blockofWest CharlesStreet.2:35p.m. AWillardStreetresident reportedhisresidenceentered whilehewasawaytoday. ARogersStreetresident reportedthetheftofalaptop computerfromherresidence. OfficersassistedEMSperson- nelinthe500blockofEast WarrenStreet.4:16p.m. AnEastRensselaerStreet residentreporteddamagetoa doorwheresomeonetriedto breakintoherresidence.

AWoodlawnAvenueresident reporteddamagetoatrailer parkedinhisdriveway.5:03p.m. AHeritageCircleresident reporteddamagetoaback gate.5:33p.m. ABucyrusPlazaresident reportedsomeoneknockingon herdoor.9:21p.m. AnElmStreetresidentreport- edshethoughtsomeonewas tryingtobreakintoherapart- ment.Itturnedouttobea cleaningcrewintheapartment nexttohers.9:29p.m. Areportofamotoristdoing burnoutsinthe110blockof WileyStreetwasinvestigated.

TUESDAY INCIDENTS Atrafficcitationwasissuedin the300blockofWestMansfield Streettoamanonchargesof license.1:51a.m. Atrafficcitationwasissuedin theareaofWillardStreetand SchaberAvenuetoamanon chargesofoperatingavehicle withoutavalidlicense.5:11a.m. Areportoftwosuspicious peopleinthe800blockofEast WarrenStreetwasinvestigated. ASouthSpringStreetresident reportedhisvehicleentered overnightanddamaged. The OhioSupremeCourthas immediatelysuspended aCleveland-areaattor- neyfrompracticinglaw afterreceivingwritten allegationsthathehyp- notizedwomenforhis sexualpleasure.

ASupremeCourt spokesmansaysMon- neyMichaelFineofShef- fieldVillagebeforeadis- ciplinaryhearingisrare. TheLorainCountyBar Associationpetitioned thecourtlastweekina motionthatsaysFine posesasubstantial threattothepublic. Twowomenwhom Finerepresentedhave toldauthoritiesthatFine eithertriedorsucceeded inhypnotizingthem.One womansaidithappened numeroustimesover morethanayearduring phonecallsorduring andinconferencerooms atLorainCountyJustice Center. Fineagreedtothesus- pensionandisundergo- ingmedicaltreatment. Attorneysuspendedoverhypnosisclaim AssociatedPress VisitBucyrusTelegraphForum.com.