The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 23

24, The Daily Reporter, Nov. 2, Class Meeting Postponed at Stone Creek By FAYE KUGllLEti Telephone 2-2460 STONE CREEK Gleaners Class of Zlon Lutheran Church meeting has been postponed until Nov. 17 in fellowship hall With Mrs. Richard Oglesby as hostess. Village council will meet Monday at 7.

Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mech ftnd children, John Avon Mre. Forrest Mizer, Mr. and Mrs.

V. R. Bucher and Faye Kughler attended a district reformation meeting Sunday in St. John's Lutheran Church at Zanesville. Mrs.

William II. Brown accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown of Gnadenhutten Saturday to Wilmington where they visited the latters son Lee who is attending college there. Mrs.

Harrison Doll, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. V. R. Bucher, Mrs.

Lawrence Mech and Mrs. Forrest Mizer attended a meeting Saturday of the Tuscarawas County Lutheran Women's League at the Burkhart Church in the Baltic parish. Mike Bartolovich, who recently had a leg amputated, will celebrate his 80th birthday Nov. 2. A former resident of this area, his address is 220 Wayne Weirton, W.

Va. Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan attended a football game at Greenwich Friday. Recent visitors: Mr.

and Mrs. William McMillan with friends at Huntsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham and son, Tommy, with Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Snyder and daughters of Massillon and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hutchinson of Canton. Traffic Court District Dover Cited: Richard M. Sherlock, 22, RD 1, Dellroy, speeding; Robert.

C. Rothacher, 43, RD 2, Dover ignoring stop sign, and Darrell D. Schell, 53, Toledo, failure to obey traffic; signs. (Patrol) New Philadelphia Cited: Bennie J. Carothers, 38, RD 2, Cadiz, reckless operation, and Andrew J.

Tylke, 20, Midvale, speeding. (Patrol) Fined: William Benedum, 55, Ros well, $23.50, intoxication, bond forfeited: Kenna A. Runyon, 49, Navarre, and Franklin V. Horsfall, 24, RD 1, Port Washington, $15 each, speeding. (Patrol) Frank E.

Garratt, 57, Coshocton, speeding. (Patrol) Bonds forfeited: Orrville Booth, 77, Guernsey, failure to yield right of way, Kenneth Collmar, 42, Caldwell, following too close, and Emma Bowers, 54, 212 3rd st. NW New Philadelphia, failure to stop within assured clear distance, each $20, and Donald Johnson, 39, Lancaster, $15, ignoring stop Bign. ('Patrol) Mayors Wayne Hidey, 89, 116 Canal Dover, reckless opera tion, $16.20, and James L. Burger, 27, Baltic, disregarding red light, $11.20.

(Police) New Philadelphia Cited Terry A. Humerickhouse, 23, 122 Moore av. NW, New Philadelphia, $31.20 bond, unneces- eary noise. (Police) Newcomerstown Fined: Murel Parks, 18, Coshocton, $47, reckless operation; Robert Decker, 44, RD 1, here, $12.20, failure to heed stop sign, and Jack Ridgeway, 22, Pal Springs, $32, intoxication. Bond forfeited: Hobart L.

Murdock, no age listed, Meadow Brook, $20, failure to heed stop sign, Cited Douglas Miller, 19, RD 1, here, no op-' erator's license, Thanksgiving to Be Theme Of Trail Church Class Event By MRS. JOHN MILLER Telephone WALNUT CREEK-TRAIL The Ladies Class of Trail United Church of Christ will meet in the Lillian Horrisberger home at Beach City Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Theme for the program will be Thanksgiving. The class is collecting white or light-colored shirts for a hospital gown project. Prize winners at the recent Halloween party in the church were: Veronica Lautenschlager and Joe Brand, funniest; Ricky Brand and Carol Hershberger, ugliest; Vicki Miller and Dale Sommers, prettiest, and Kenny Troyer and Linda Schlabach, most original.

The event was sponsored by the Young Adults Club and committees were: The John Millers, the David Hershber- gers and the Kue Brands, decorations; the Roland Lauten- schlagers, refreshments; the Ura Schlabachs, prizes, and the Truman Millers, games. Sugarcreek Shanesville WMSA sewed all day at the church today, The project was yard goods. All kinds and lengths can be used. Tonight at 7:30 p.m., primaries and juniors will have chorus practice: the MYF will have Bible study and adults a Sunday School lesson discussion. Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

the 12th annual Mennonite disaster service meeting of the Eastern Division will be held in Crown Hill Mennonite Church. The MYF was in charge of the service Sunday night. Ronnie Mishler was leader and Kathy Miller, chorister. Kim Schrock, foreign exchange student, showed slides and told of his experiences the past summer in Peru. A special offering will be taken within the next few weeks for CROP.

This aid is extended to more than 40 countries. Due to the ECOTA meeting at Canton, which all teachers of the district will attend, there will be no school Friday. Thursday at 8 p.m., a school bus safely meeting will be held in Millersburg Elementary auditorium. Dr. Danial Miller, whose offices are in Walnut Creek, has a new telephone number, 8931644.

Mineral City Drive Nets $64 for Fund Canton CANTON Martin Essex of Columbus, state superintendent of public instruction, will be in North Canton Sunday afternoon. He will confer at 1:15 with the Stark County Vocational School District advisory committee, board members and Supl, William A. Porter in the Chamber of Commerce building office at 126 S. Main si. Supt.

Essex will outline services available to the district through his office, including curriculum planning, building construction and teacher recruitment and training. Raymond Penrod, Tonya and Lyn House, Jeff, Sharon and Greg Strong, Carol Solvey, Mary Jane Pealy and Sherri Ackerman, Adults who helped and served refreshments in St. Patrick's I parish hall following the drive were the Glen McCreerys, Mrs. Jack Pealy, Mrs. Don Biechler, iMrs.

Les Houze, Mrs. John Mi- jchalak, Mrs. Rudy Pirolozzi and Rev. Paul Douglas, who led the 'campaign. Rev.

Douglas stated the turnout of children and amount collected was an increase from last year. By MRS. nUl)V Telephone 859-2355 MINERAL CITY A total of $64 was collected when 20 children from SI. Paul's United Church of Christ, St. Patrick's Catholic, Methodist and Nazarene churches canvassed Sunday noon for UNICEF.

Participating were Maria St. George, Palti, Danita and Karl Harvey, Rickey Gordon, Rose Lee Jones, Danny McCreery, Mike and Kathy Manella, Neil Kwasnicka, Angelo Piroloz- Parents of the Brownie Troop led by Mrs. Elclon Adams tire invited to a program Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Paul's United Church of Christ social room.

Holy Name Society of St. Patricks Church will meet following 7:30 p.m. mass tonight in the parish hall. Winners in the recent Halloween parade were: Terry Crilley and Rita McClelland, ugliest; Darrel Weisen and Pam Krieger, most original; Richard Brunk and Mike Handy, most unusual; Tom Crilley and Patti Harvey, witch; Bart McNult and Julie Price, ghost; David Deubner and Danita Harvey, clown; George Hamilton and Maria St. George monsters; Karrie Harvey, Connie McCreery, Rock Argenlo and Susan Ornouski, fairy tale; Ricky Riedl, Terry and Ricky McNull, patriotic; Maggie Mathey, (70), oldest costumed person, Ronnie Burton, (16 months) and Erick Me- Creecy (16 months), youngest persons) Maggie Mathey and Annie Strong, best couple; Mark Nelson, Paula and Patti Kreiger, Brenda Hayhurst, Mike Burton, Mark and Dennis Handy miscellaneous, and Cub Scout Pack 88, best float.

Emma Helwig of Bolivar won pillowcases given by the Auxiliary and Mrs. George Pittman, Mary Pyles, Mrs. Augie Manella and William Hayhurst were costume winners at the adult dance held in the Legion hall. Donkey Drags Boy to Death MEEKER, Colo. (AP) Nine-year-old Timothy Alan Ray was dragged to death by a donkey he lassoed on the Bar Ranch near this western Colorado town.

Authorities said the donkey was a pet of Timothy and his sister, Sharry, 6, but the animal apparently became frightened Monday when the lasso settled around its neck. Timothy had the other end of the lasso tied around his waist. I Mineral City BandlsTops fey Popular Demand, singing and Instrumental group from Minoral City, were the victors of the "Battle of the Bands" competition Saturday in the nicioal parking lot at Cuyahoga Palls. Each band member ceivecl a tronhy from the BusN nessman's Assn. (here, eight other bands wore featured in the contest sponsored by the Falls News Assn.

Joel Gordon, 28, rhythm guitar player and organizer of the group about 6 weeks ago, said they base their success on their background harmony and rugged practices twice weekly. Other members of the band are: David Barlos, 17, base guitar player; Jeff Kerekes, Ifi, drummer, and Terry St. George, 18, lead guitar player and vocalist. By Popular Demand have played at dances, parties and other competitions. As a result of their victory Saturday, they have been booked for auditions by the 5th Quarter and J.

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