The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 11

OHIO 'Love in E-Flat 9 like a TV sit-com ByDAVlDCONNELLY "Love in E-Flat," playing through Sunday at the Canal Fulton Dinner Theatre, is flat indeed. Starring Michael Cole of "Mod Squad" fame and produced by David Fulford, the play is nothing more than the worst TV situation comedy transferred to the stage. The performers are saddled with an absurd script by Norman Krasna. Howard (Cole) is a brilliant young intern who lives next door to his Amy (VicKi Kay wood). Theirs is a supposedly liberated rela- tionshipwith no strings attached.

Of course all of this is a facade. Amy really is out to get her man even though she describes herself as "a free and independent modern woman who couldn't be happier." To which older, interfering, sister Bea (Kerry Michaels) responds, "And you're thinking of killing yourself!" Unfortunately, this is typical of the dialogue. THINKING THEIR relationship is one of total trust, poor Amy is shocked when Mr. Cooper (Chuck Healy), a bugging expert, discovers a bug in her very own apartment. Cooper originally was contracted by Stanley (Adam Gregor), Bea's husband, to uncover any wiretaps in his construction offices.

MICHAELCOLE To borrow funds CARROLLTON Council Tuesday night, in a special meeting called by Harold Laizure, council president, and Mayor Lynn Fox, passed a resolution to borrow for the Mace rd. improvement project. The resolution, which was passed unanimously in the 15-minute session, states that the money borrowed from such lending institutions as council chooses will be put in escrow until needed for the sanitary sewer and road improvement project. Library hours changed GNADENHUTTEN A change in hours has been announced for the public library here. In the future, the library will be open Wednesdays from 1 to 4 and 6 to It will be closed all day on Thursdays.

Dance sel Saturday UHRICHSVILLE The Star Pro- menaders Modern Western Square Dance Club will hold a dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. in the Trenton Avenue School. Dick Moats will be caller Church Calendar) WilliBg Workers Class. Dover South Moravian Church. 7:30 p.m., Christian education building.

To Amy's surprise, Howard has been listening to her conversations with other men. Consistent with the worst TV farce, she responds in kind by showering her attention on another man and intimating that she is pregnant. Howard hears all this, of course, and becomes frantic. He wants to do the right thing danced and now it's time to pay the but Amy resists a little bit longer. He is supported through the ordeal by his roommate Mitchell (Russ Hubert), another intern, and predictably the lovers are reunited at the end with a kiss.

UNFORTUNATELY, THE cast does not rise above this horrid script. Through exaggerated and stereotypic performances, they contribute more than their share to the silliness. Only one performer, Canton radio personality Chuck Healy, is comfortably funny. Healy has no better lines than the rest, but he almost makes them work through comic understatement. But his appearance is a brief one.

Kaywood and Hubert take the bogus awards. Kaywood is the breathless Hollywood starlet type, a mannequin who Hubert does so much jumping and body-twitching on the set that he smacks of a physical disturbance. Cole, however, deserves a better script. His very adaptability to comedy is highly questionable. An actor with a fine dramatic voice and an intensity of expression, he comes alive briefly when he and Kaywood almost part.

On the technical end, producer Fulford failed in timing sound effects and blocking. Cole shut off the receiver on a set a number of times while static continued to play off-stage. Roommate Hubert had a bad habit in the second act of blocking Cole completely from the audience's view. Area audiences deserve more from a professional cast. All "Love in E-Flat" needs is a laugh track, periodic commercials and a "Love American Style" theme song.

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6109 Caddy rd. SW, Bow- erslon. fined 1163. sentenced to three days in jail and driver's license suspended for one month, driving while 29 accident at Rt. 39 in Goshen Township.

Felix Yosick 22. RD 1, New Philadelphia, fined 134. driving without an operator's license, fined 1163. sentenced to three days in jail and driver's license suspended for one month, driving while intox icated. July 26 at Mill New Philadelphia.

Daniel C. Welsh. 47. Canton, fined 1163, sentenced to three days in jail and driver's license suspended for one month, driving while intoxicated, July 26 at 1-77 in York Township. Helen E.

Collinsworth, 63, RD 1, Mineral City, fined 163, sentenced to three days in jail and driver's license suspended for one month, driving while intoxicated, July 22 accident at Township Rd. 306 and Rt. 212 in Fairf ield Township. Richard H. Hunter, 33.

225 4th st. NW, New Philadelphia, fined $109, driving while intoxicated reduced to reckless operation. May 30 at Rt. 250 in Goshen Township. Kelly D.

McMaster, 34. North Canton, fined S29, operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner, fined $29, operating a motorcycle without a motorcycle endorsement, June 13accidental N. Shore in Warren Township. Desmond W. Frame, 19, Gendel Mineral City, fined speeding, fined 134, willfully trying lo elude a police officer, July 4 at Rt.

800 in Sandy Township. Michael Scott, 22. 235 Ashwood In. NE, New Philadelphia, fined operating a motor vehicle without regard to safety, July 25 accident at Beaver av. New Philadelphia.

Cletus Daniel Reiss, 78. 248 Fair av. NW, New Philadelphia, ran a red light, July 23 accident at Union and Walbash New Philadelphia. Charlotte Putt, 28. RD 1.

Sugarcreek, fined 124. failure to maintain the assured clear distance. July 26 accident at W. 3rd st. and N.

Tuscarawas Dover. Gary L. Holderbaum, 30. Sugarcreek, fined $29, speeding, July 23 accident at Rt. 93 in Wayne Township.

Mildred J. Keiser. 65, 507 Tuscarawas av. NW, New Philadelphia, fined $29, improper backing, July 23 accident in the 500 block of Tuscarawas av NW, New Philadelphia. Dorothy J.

Fishel, 46,119 N. Wooster Dover, fined $19. operating a motor vehicle without regard to safety (bald tires), fined $34, operating a motor vehicle without regard to safety. July 28 accident at N. Wooster av.

and an unnamed alley, Dover. Larry E. Dolan, 23. Winesburg Wilmot. fined left of center, July 19 accident at County Rd.

46 in Sugarcreek Township. Louis L. Barnell, Uhrichsville, fined $39, speeding, July 28 accident in Ihe 300 block of Broad Dover. Lynn M. Plolts, 24, 103 North Uhrichsville fined $34.

speeding, July 29 accident at S. Wooster av. and Regent st. Randall L. Poole, 19,407 E.

5th Dover, fined $19. operating an unsafe vehicle, fined and sen- tenced to one month in iail with $75 and the jail sentence suspended, driving without corrective lenses, July 29 accidenl al E. Fronl si. and Johnson I HIGHWAY PATROL Richard F. Strimbu, 17, 317 From si.

SW, New Philadelphia, cited for failure to yield at a stop sign after his car struck one driven by Helen D. Miller, 25. RD 3, New Philadelphia, on County Rd. 62 at County Rd. 61.

Wilma L. Stout, 16. East Sparta, cited for failure to stop within the assured clear distance after her car struck one driven by George E. Bell, 80, 605 Fair av. NE, New Philadelphia, on Rt.

259 at Coun- Louis P. Endres, 22, 500 Endres In. NE, New Philadelphia, cited for improper lane usage after his car collided with a motorcycle operated by Robert W. Oaklief, 408 2nd st. SW, Beach City, on Rt 250 al the Strasburg eiil of 1-77.

Oaklief was cited for improper passing. DENNISON Helen J. Lindsey, 49, 511 N. 2nd ciled Tuesday for failure lo yield the right-of-way after her car collided with one driven by Golda M. Wright.

68.RDl.alN 2ndandBlainsl. UHRICHSVILLE David J. Wills. 18,234 Trenton Uhrichsville. cited Tuesday for reckless operalion.

Wills' aulo allegedly went left of cenler in the 600 block of Trenton causing Deanna L. Davis. of RD2. Uhrichsville. to swerve and lose control of her car.

Her vehicle struck a tree before coming back onto the road and colliding with Ihe Wills car. which then hit a utility pole Weathervane YESTERDAY High79(26C) Low 50 (IOC) TODAY 52U1C) RAINFALL Last 24 hours none TOMORROW Sunrise 6:25 Sunset 8:37 High 80s Low 50s Forecast: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with lows in the upper 50s. High Thursday in the mid 80s. A10 per cent chance of rain tonight and a 20 per cent chance Thursday. A chance of showers Friday and Saturday, fair Sunday, with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 60s.

Corrections Amplifications Thomas Huff of 317 McCrea Dennison, was found not guilty on a charge of criminal trespassing by Judge Roger Lile in southern district court Monday. Huff's address was incorrectly given in a court report published Tuesday as 420 E. 7th Uhrichsville. Are Going "TRUMPET IN THE LAND" A historical drama, nightly except Monday at 8:45 p.m., Schoenbrunn amphi- theatre. "SUNSHINE BOYS" A comedy by Neil Simon, Friday through Monday at 8 p.m., Dover Park Elementary; presented by Dover Summer Theatre.

HORSE SHOW Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Tuscarawas County fairgrounds; sponsored by Royal Equestrian 4-H Club. Meetings pm Utojctaville Women of the Moose, I p.m., lodge hall. Regular meeting with enrollment. A Order Fore New Philadelphia Sacred Heart parish hall a ub annu cnic Deis Hill area of Dover City park Take covered dish, table service, game prizes. County Pilots 7:30 p.m., air- Artrew Crawford Women's Relief Corps 7:30 1411 11 8 UmbuS 8 pm Aug.t Ftod Masu outreach clmic, 6 to 9 p.m., Somerdale fire station.

For informationon food stamps. UkrickivUle High Class of p.m., Buckeye Hotel. Without Partners family party, 7 p.m., Deis Hill area of Dover city park. Children to make sundaes. Attg.7 ChrisliM Women's Fellowship breakfast, 9:30 Dover Public Library.

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Casterline, 423 E. 7th st. Carl D. Waddington, 860 Iron av. Lori A.

Bragg, 315 W. 4th st. Harry J. Beadle, 231 W. 8th st.

Mrs. Perle W. Watson, 211 Crater av. William J. Knotts, 2715 Delaware cl.

New Philadelphia Amanda G. Rentsch, 1153 Larkin dr. SW. Leonard G. O'Neal, 604 N.

Broadway. Mrs. Richard S. Wood, 36 Shel Mar dr. Mark A.

Page, RDl Arby W. Hizer, 349 5th st. NW. Barbara Stonecipher, 209 2nd dr. SW.

Mrs. Robert E. Daugherty, 222 3rd dr. SW. Philip R.Hoffman, 244 Ray av.NW.

Mrs. Charles F. Cain, 404 Beaver av. Mrs. Darryl J.

Canfield, RD4. Elsewhere Mrs. Carl W. Sprowls, 214 Miller Dennison. Mrs.

Leslie S. Besst, 123 W. Canal st. Newcomerstown. Mrs.

William E. Emig, RD 1, Fresno. Mrs. Virginia A. Chewning, Wilmot.

Leslie Ann Burgie, Sugarcreek. DISMISSALS New Philadelphia Charles Davis, Mrs. Kenneth Carroll, Mrs. Harry Kerr and Mrs. Paul Maurer.

Elsewhere Mrs. Vernard Shuman and Daniel Sears, Mineral City; Mrs. Michael Hamilton, Midvale; Mrs. William Moore, Uhrichsville: Mrs. Ruth Jackson, Dennison; Mrs.

Rodney Belknap and daughter, Sherrodsville; Mrs. Robert Berger, Newcomerstown and Willard Eberhart, Cadiz. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.

Barnhart. RD 2, Sugarcreek, daughter. Open Sessions TMCMWM County MgLul Planning Commit- TMcarawai MetrtyoUUa Housing Antnor- Ricki Lanci Twin City ADMISSIONS Uhrlchivllle D. Bower, 251 Wardell st. mes L.

Shaw RDl. Stratton, 231 Walnut st. George S.Toth, 1305 Eastport a v. Demtson TammieS.Cummings, RDl. Mrs.

David E.Jones, RDl. Elsewhere Mrs. Donald Braun, Gnadenhutten. David R. Stewart, Jewett.

Ruth E. Hursey, Main Port Washington. Dale Thornton, RD 1, Port Washington. DISMISSALS Uhrjcbfville Bartholow infant, Mrs. Robert Freeland and daughter.

Mrs.J Ribo and daughter and Mrs. Wmilek Township 4 p.m., township Gary and son. DcmiisOB Arthur DiDonato and Charles Jones. Elsewhere Jenifer Limron. Bower ston; Kenneth Huebner, Gnadenhutten; Donald Baker, Jewett; Louis Cerett aid Daniel Hendficks, Scio and Mrs.MaxineRiley.Wainwright.

BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kellar, RD Hoped ale, daughter. EMERGENCIES Howard Caldwell, Bowerston, lacerated middle finger of left hand on drill Mrs. Ronald Tschudy, 217 S.

Walnut st, Giadenhutten, laceration between right thumb and index finger on Corning ire. Kiniberly Tucker, 325 Front New Philadelphia, dog bite to neck and inside corner of left eye. Coshocton i ADMISSIONS Coshocton John George, 517 N. 15th st. Mrjs.

Theodore Miller, 375S. 9th st. i Boyce Hampton, RD 4. Mrs. Michael Mounts, 209 S.

8th st. Mrjs. Harold Clark, 1130S. ISthst. James Lowdon, 1818 Buena Vista dr.

DISMISSALS Cothocton William Stevens, Mrs. Garry Bryant, Mrs. Paul Spang' and Mrs John Henry. wcomentown Mrs. John Huff- mananddaughterandLesterMullett.

and Youih Ser- Cojnesvtlle Florence VanSickle. nPFSnflflAl A Vi Harrison Col Commissioners: meeting with Don Kmsey, 3 p.m. budget hearing. 7 p.m countoflice building. 172 N.

Broadway, New ADMISSIONS nsh 'P trustees, 7:30 p.m., township building, RD 2. New Philadelphia. TiuearawM County board elections, a.m., off ice, courthouse. i I p.m., officeatail W. New Philadelphia.

NewcoBMrsuvM fire department, 8: JOp.m., fire DcuIsM council, 7p.m., municipal building, KB Grant st. Aig. 7 Dover Township trustees, 9a.m., township building, Re. 39. Benefits County AM 44 inning at I a.m..

New Curober- CkrUt uwn by tnt church Yard, bake sale. 10 a.ni. to's p.m Woodrow Butcher and Pete Cook. Elsewhere Ruth Wilson and Melissa Taylor, Adena; Florence Tippie. Hopedaleand Charles Borosh, Lafferty.

DISMISSALS Cadli Carl Sparling and Thomas Grove. Elsewhere Pasquale Mandaglio, Lafferty; Raymond Gregg, Flushing and George Radabaugh, Lucasvilte. (Other Hospitals) Mr. and Mrs. James George of West yette, a daughter, born July in Aultman Hospitalat Canton.

Mr AM 1,1 Garage sale, 10 a.m. to 4 Front st Dover; sponsored by Retired al 10 1 Str spon- Bicentennial Acfivitief PUt 8p.m., ation by Mrs Klink, 4 to and Mrs. Marion (Gene) Stocker of 1864 Union av. SE, Minerva, son born Thursday at home. Mrs.

Stocker and the baby later were admitted to Canton Aul trnan Hospital. Stocker's nickname wa i incorrectly spelled Jean in a previous report of the birth. 8 sJ? icha Liia) Penrod 1, Mtaeral City, is to undergo geriy on at Canton Aultman Hospital. She is in Room 456. Reunions HC.

DoSTTto 8 Cultural CcoJr, New a square pm CullBral Granges Election Covered disk birthday dioMr 1-10 WlifteU- Wiener roast, is p.m., Happy Hustlers 4-H Club at Gra beritakt wieners, bunt. Socials WB HMlth Bookmobile) Story Hours AMI i QrMCASchedJJ?) WEDNESDAY swim; iwim WUUDAY Mlyfitb and II 1: Caraway iwimmiai clau II c- i'tr JaUy- class; mat's adttit 4t ((-year-olds aad mfrr i.