The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 10

TIMES REPORTER jjOvtMtw OHIO I lonltttic JLor loi our information i rvi mm ere psnuhte: m- wNkwt Psjrrty teanwclel ire Ml Te mHrinltc erren, eettrct item mailed FYl, Thww-Reperler, tn ttt, Htm PMIadclpMa, OMe 44HI, a week lj- VctttCt pMUCftlM SlRMMfft MWM MM tilisjliMi MBtcr. No- tiffin tlofcc tflyit M4-M7T are accepted hy HeM. DM eedathferrYl. King, queen named BAST SPARTA Selected as king and queen for the Bicentennial homecoming here July 28-31 were Martin Black, 91, of 2175 Pine av. SE and Mrs.

Fred (Vera) Paul of 1955 Pine av. SE. Each received ISO and were announced as winners at Sunday's community picnic. Fire marshal gets Doverite's appeal The appeal of John Hurless Jr. of 604 Short Dover, concerning a fix-up or demolition order from Fire Chief Wilbur Bitticker has been forwarded to the office of the state fire marshal.

The order was issued on a vacant frame building at 301S. Tuscarawas av. and Hurless has challenged the fire chief's authority and findings. City Solicitor Dennis Traver said appeals, under Ohio law, are handled by the state fire marshal, who is authorized to conduct an investigation and set a hearing date. The appeal was forwarded Tuesday by Capt.

George Bair, acting chief during Bitticker's vacation. Phila resident's case continued Kurt Schuepbach, 21, of RD 5, New was remanded to county jail under $10,000 bond Tuesday for the alleged theft of a car from Harry Humphries' Auto City on County Rd. 21 last Wednesday. Municipal Court Judge Richard Musgrave entered a plea of not guilty for him and continued the hearing to give Schuepbach time to consult with Atty. William Me Lane of the public defender's off ice.

Schuepbach was also found guilty and fined $34 on a charge of disorderly conduct which occurred at the time of his arrest at 210 S. Broadway in New Philadelphia on Monday. Reception planned BOWERSTON A reception will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church to welcome Rev. and Mrs.

Carl Harbour. Each family attending should take sandwiches or cookies. Weathervone YESTERDAY High78(26C) LowSO(llC) TODAY 55(13C) RAINFALL Last 24 hours none TOMORROW Sunrise 6:06 Sunset 8:56 High 80s Low 60s Forecast: Showers likely tonight and Thursday. Low tonight in the 60s. High Thursday 85.

The chance of rain 70 per cent tonight and Thursday. Friday through Sunday, a chance of showers Friday and Saturday. Fair Sunday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Farmers Market) CarrollU. livestock (QeotelleMoUelyU) Hegs head.

No. Is No 2s No. 2s It No. Js sows, 37.5041. Tttttr plgi 24 head.

45-65, 25-37; Calves 76 head. Choice, good, 42-50; medium, 34-42; common, 25-34; farm calves, 22-42. Cattle 225 head. Choice steers, 37-39; good, 1437, standard, 30-34; choice heifers, good, 32-35; standard, 28-32; standard cows, utility, 24-27; earners It cutters, 20-24; bulls, 28-35. Fetter canle Steers bulls: 350-550, 25-34; heifers: Sheep 34 head.

Good, 4548.50; good, 4045; medium, 3540. Sagarcreek livestock (QMtatiMiofJilyU) Hofi 4 pigs No. 1 hogs, 51.50-52.20; No. 2, 5151.50, No. 3, 45-51; light, 49-down; shoats by the head, 35-38; pigs, 22-35; light butcher sows, 3941; heavy, 3840.75; boars, 38.

5040.50; good, 40-50; medium, 3040; lights thins, ZMown; back to farm, 27-34. Cattle Choice steers, 36-37; good, 34-36; standard, 29-34; choice heifers, 34.50-36; other, 2934.50; fat cows, good Holstein, 30.50-33; yellow thin, 29-down; bulls, 23-35; feeders: 25-36, heifers, 23-31. Grata filiret CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Chicago board of trade Tuesday, with highs, lows and closing prices, follow: WHEAT July 3.63, 3.57, 3.58V4. September 3.69*4, 3.64, 3.65. December 3.84, 3.77, 3.79.

March 3.96,3.87,3.92tt. May 3.99V4, 3.94,3.96W. July 4.02,3.95,3.99. CORN July 3.06,3.00,3.05. September 2.97W, 2.92, 2.97.

December 2.85, 2.81, 2.84%. March 2.95%, 2.90V., 2.95*4. May 3.00,2.98,3.00. July 3 3.00.3.04 OATS July September 1.84*4,1.76, 1.84V4. December 1.83V4,1.77,I.ny 4 March 1.82*4,1.77,1.82*4.

May- 1.81H, 1.77*, 1.8m. SOYBEANS July 7.29,7.10,7.14. August 7.29Vi, 7.11,7.13. September 7.33,7.15¥4,7.17. November 7.43V4, 7.23, 7.25.

January 7.49, 7.28, March 7.54, 7.33,7.37. May 7.52,7.33,7.S6. July 7.52, 7.33,7.35. MAGGIORE'S COMPARE OUR LOW PRICIS SUPER SPECIAL PEPSI COLA (INCASE) 2.99 LIMIT 2 SHULTZ PRETZilS S4.I.IAGS Or Mfo Grape Crush I4-II tz.ltttUs 1.J9 SlMfta MSfjrtri ffavtrs 24 CANS 2.99 Credit Cords Mt Suit (tews! Mb Ctrry Over JM OMMSfir MCJ WMS. Sup frkts.

Ms reserve hW MAGGIORI'f DRIVI.THRU IKiNSIO TICKET AvfNT Across From The Monroe Mall MONDAY THUS AT 10 A.M.-10P.M. 90 FOTOCAST Citations, Fines Bond Forfeitures, MUNICIPAL COURT Desmond W. Frame, 34, Mineral City, fined 834, willfully eluding police officers July 4 in Sandy Township. Ruth E. Youngen, 734 Fair av.

NE, New Philadelphia, fined $34, running a red light, July 2 accident at Front av. and 4th st. SW in New Philadelphia. Ray A. Shammer, 18, Rt.

Walnut Creek, fined $34, reckless operation, June 25 accident at Tuscarawas and Hardesty avs. in New Philadelphia. Judy L. Milliard, 20, Canal Fulton, fined $J4, improper left turn, accident at Rts. 93 and 518 in Wayne Township.

William H. McKnight, 61, 520 Harger Dover, license suspended for one month with permission to drive to and from work, jail and church providing he has insurance and attends Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.drivingwhileintoxicated. DOVER Rhonda Mutschelknaus, 17, 118 Highland cited for improper backing Monday at E. Front st. and Race when her car struck one driven by Mark Scarpino, 23, Canton.

COSHOCTON COUNTY John English, 48, 333 Elm Coshocton, cited Tuesday for having no operator's license after his car struck one owned by Robert Schmitzer, 330 Elm while it was parked at Schmitzer's home. NEW PHILADELPHIA Carolyn S. Large, 21, 429 2nd st. NE, cited for failure to yield the right-of-way after her auto and one operated by Brenda J. Edit, 17, RD 1, Stone Creek, collided at the off-ramp of 1-77 and W.

High av. Richard L. Hambleton, 19, RD 1, Dover, cited for failure to stop within the assured clear distance after his auto struck the rear of one operated by Robert F. Stiffler, 43,1207 4th st. NW, pushing it into the rear of one operated by Daniel J.

McAuley, 18. 1284 3rd st. SW.in the 200 block of N. Broadway. (prom The Courts) Wedding Licenses Gronges Jclylt Deity Meeting, 7 p.m.

Begin with work period, Ukeown equipment. Jmlyll Scbaeabrun Meeting, 8 p.m. Wilma Korns and Louis Froelich are in charge of lecture hour. The Richard Demuth family, to provide refreshments. Bicentennial Activities Suisnd glass Tiffany type, candlemaking demonstration by Nancy Sorenson; Woolen Mills display, 4 to 8 p.m., Cultural Center, New Philadelphia square.

JalylS Demlak Greco Memorial Band concert, 7 p.m., Cultural Center, New Philadelphia square. July II, 17 Rasleiur woolen mill (looms) demonstration, 4 to 8 p.m., Cultural Center, New Philadelphia square. Are Going To: "TRUMPET IN THE LAND" A historical drama, nightly except Monday at 8:45 p.m., Schoenbrunn amphi- theatre. "GEORGE A patriotic musical, Thursday through Saturday, 8:15 p.m., Tuscarawas County Little Theatre. "1771" A Bicentennial musical, tonight through Monday at 8 p.m., Dover Park Elementary.

Presented by Dover Summer Theatre. Open Sessions at a to the 300 block of Grant st. to flush away gasoline that apparently had leaked I from an auto. JeewM ir 1 wllIh plmtee 7 township hall. Bridge Newcomerstown.

Jelyli (Church Calendar) JilyU Advil Bible Class, Dover St. John's United Church o( Christ 7 SO church social hall Bookmobile County Rd. school area Gilmore County Rd. 21 i ing, trustees, p.m., township of- 7 Township Tri County Ambulance board, 8 p.m., office, Newcomerstown. 1 p.m.

fire Benefits Mytf to 8 2000 attend dance at sco a Park An estimated 2000 persons attended the free teen dance at Tuscora Park in New Philadelphia Tuesday night, sponsored by the city parks and recreation department. Police commented that the crowd was orderly and there were no problems. Toe park was patrolled by two auxiliary and three regular policemen, one detective and two park patrolmen. Fritz Gilgen, park superintendent, credited the band, "Suite," with bringing out the large attendance. He said electrical power, which had been knocked out by Sunday's storm, was restored Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.

The dance began at 7. The park swimming pool, which also was affected by the storm, is expected to be back in operation later today or Thursday. Meetings JelyM home of Mrs. Harry Netawatwes District Cub Scout rouasUahle, 7: a) Tescera Circle, Companion of rarest of America cwkout. 1 Ml aeskerdeJe Ladies Aid Society, 7 p.m., home of TMcerewas County Chanter, ASH.

oi Retired Persou. New PUladehisua In James (Nellj Aesvew Crawford Womea's Relief Corps HMW! Mp.m., put aear Dover Dan. Chiefs, p.m., Swiss etai Restaiu-Mt. Vital Statistics Meetings Services Hospital News David Zingery, 24, and Patricia Sweany, 27, both New Philadelphia. Robert Jeffers, 25, and Cheryl Jef- Matthew Plotts, 19, and Pamela Smalley, 19, bothUhrichsville.

COSHOCTON COUNTY Wedding licenses Richard Wilden, 19, and Darlene Layland, 16, RD2, bothCoahocton. Marvin Tidrick, 21, RD 5, and Diane Guthrie, 17, bothCosbocton. William Reed, 23, RD 1, Dresden, and Barbara Priode, 22, RD2, Warsaw. Divorces filed Dovenbarger Mary vs. Edward, both RD 4, Coshocton.

Mil-dock Bertha vs. James, both 509 W. Chestnut st, Coshocton. King Sally, 1520 North Coshocton, vs. Harry, Howard, O.

Divorce gran ted Sanchez Carol, 728 S. 5th Coshocton, from Bernie, Modesto, Calif. Action! filed Chester Jones, 421 Martin Luther King and Mary Jones, RD 1, both Newcomerstown, petition for dissolution of marriage. Diana Aronhalt, RD 2, Cothocton, and Stacy Aronhalt, 421 W. Main West Lafayette, petition for dissolution of marriage.

Marleen Dickerson and David Dickerson, both 925 S. Lawn Coshocton, petition for dissolution of marriage. Jwdgmeit Leota Mercer and Richard Mercer, both 718 S. 6th Coshocton, dissolution of marriage. Union ADMISSIONS Dover Mrs.

Margaret L. Haver, 327 Monroe st. Homer I. Harding, 226 Shaferav. David E.

Haas, 523 Ricksecker st. Barry L. Anslow, RD 3. Keith B.Kimble.RDl. New Philadelphia Williams.

Groom, RDi Mrs. Wilbur L. Souers, 8592nd st. SE. Robert L.

Fitzgerald, 124 North av. NE. Michael Tatliak, 525 Front st. SW. M.

Grasselli, 212 3rd it. SW Mrs. Kenneth R. Carroll, 233 Dale In. NW.

JohnT. Fagley, 409 Beaver av. NE. Elsewhere Mrs. Zane F.

Brugger, Sugarcreek. Mrs. Helen M. Plants, 493 E. Canal Newcomerstown.

Roy F. Rogers 669 Newport Uhrichsville. Mrs. Jack L. Legg, RD 1, Sugarcreek.

April R. Eggleston, 539ft W. State Newcomerstown. Roy E. McHenry, RD 1, Bowerston.

Edwin A. McKelvey, Scio. Mrs. Gerald W. Wright, RD 1, Sugarcreek.

DISMISSALS Wilbert Hoover. New Philadelphia Mrs. Leslie Early, Mrs. Laura Epley, Mrs. Ivy Reed and Christina Taylor.

Patterson, Uhrichsville; Eric Dunn and James Wilson, Tuscarawas; Shonette Newsome, Somerdale; Donald Irwin, Mineral City; Mrs. Dennis Clark and son, Newcomerstown; Mrs. Dernier Coen and daughter, Navarre and Mrs. Jennie Tucker, Strasburg. BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Richard J. Betuker, 353 Reeves Dover, son. Elsewhere Mary DeOarmo West Lafayette; Mrs. Rodney OMllHams, Conesville, and Clarence Hlnkln, Warsaw.

Twin City ADMISSIONS UhrichtvUle James D. Baldwin, 629 N. Water st. Mrs. Albert E.

Deeslie, 711 Trenton av. DenniioB Mrs. Rosalie P. Garbrandt, 217 McCreaav. James K.

Riley, 329 Sherman st. Elsewhere Ernest D. Bennington, 351 Grove Gnadenhutten. William Hawkins, Midvale. James P.

Cotter, RD 1, Scio. DISMISSALS UhrkbivUle Mrs. James O. Lowery and Mrs. Chester F.

Wolfe. Elsewkere Kimberly Morrison, Gnadenhutten and Mrs. Cora B. Holle and Lloyd I. Pittman, Scio.

EMERGENCIES Teresa Mapes, 610 Grant Dennison, dog bite to back of left leg. Michael Shaw, US Wilson Dennison, hit little toe, left foot with hammer at work. Robert Swank, RD 1, Mineral City, at work, splashed sulfuric acid into right eye. Coshocton ADMISSIONS Cecaoctoa Mrs. Floyd Kidner, RDI.

Delia Luke, 396 High st. Crystal Rinehart.RD 2. James Cummings, SOBS. 9th st. Bertrum Wheeler, 1348 Canoe In.

Mrs. Donald McMillen, RD 3. Earl Wagner, RDS. Arthur Jacobs, RD 3. NewcomentowB Mrs.

Walter Scnlarb.RD 2. DISMISSALS Cosbocloa Craig Hunley, Mrs. Thomas Sherwood and daughter and Mrs. David Lanham. FTCSM Victor Geese and Lester Brown.

Harrison ADMISSIONS CMltl Carolyn Collins. Elsewkere Anna Tabacchl, Hopedale and Tony Maroni, St. Clalnville. DISMISSALS Cadis Mae Mono and Frank Conrad. Elsewkere Nellie Brltton, Holloway; Mark Smith and Frances Warren, Bloomingdale; Patricia Wlater, Cleveland and Stacey Dowlin, Dilionvale.

(Other Hospitals) Phillip M. Burgess of 1S21 N. Wooster Dover, will undergo surgery Thursday in Aultman Hospital at Canton. He is in Room 408 Main. Pete Luthy of 211 Betscher Dover, who underwent surgery on July 8th, has been dismissed from Massillon City Hospital.

Reuben Mullet of 225 E. llth Dover, was admitted Monday to Doctors Hospital in Massillon. He is in Room 203. Mrs. Vance (Carol) Huffman of ell Oak st.

NW, Strasburg underwent surgery Friday in Cleveland Clinic, 2020 E. 93rd Cleveland. She is in Room 3-W- 309. Mr. and Mrs.

David (June) Krause of 11916 Geib Hartvllle, a son, born Wednesday in Aultman Hospital at Canton. Grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Reinhard Krause and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Mason both of Dover. Mrs. Rick (Carol) Staley of 1225 Chestnut Dover, is a patient in Aultman Hospital at Canton. She is in Room 423 Memorial. Mrs.

Ruth Cerana of 106 East Tuscarawas, will undergo surgery Friday in Canton Aultman Hospital, where she is in Room 411 memorial. (YMCA Schedule) WEDNESDAY 7: 00 Family swim; women's health center; adult members mind doubles fun tennis league, all courts; adultopengym. 7:10 Starch for Truth BIMe Study, Room 3 Adult open swim. nUMOAY 7:00 Three-wall and tenaifcovrts open; men's health center 1:30 Youth beginners tennis clan (sMJ-year- oUi), court YandM. 8 46 Snails, Jellyfish and Guppict II swimming classes.

1:00 Women's health center; racquetball courts open; adult open gym, west gym. Fish swimming class. 10: 00 Bus pick up Strasburg Summer Fun at elementary school tor trip to Ft. La urens. and Porpoise iwi classes.

iag 10 30 Tusky Valley and Strasburg field trip to Sugarcreek, meetatFt. Uurwsi bike club 11:00 Caraway swimm ing classll; Snails, Jellyfish, Guppies IV swimming classes; men's health center. 11:46 Adult members open swim; adult members open gym. Parent-child ((-year-olds and under), open swim. I.JO Junior and senior Ufa open gym; (fade school open swim.

1:00 Tusky Valley and Strasburg Summer run swim, Tuscan Pan pool. fun swim. high and adult open gym, west gym. 4:10 Aquarium swim. 5:00 All swimming teams practice.

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