The Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • 2

2 The Coshocton Tribune Saturday, Aug. 1. 1981 Area Briefs Seen Heard I Festival Plans Finalized 538 HOUSE FOR SALE at Locust St. 622-4740. Adv.

Boosters To Meet The Ridgewood Music Boosters will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school music room. explains the "history of the village, its restoration and the shops and exhibit buildings available in the restored area. Cranfill Advertising of Indianapolis, Ind. will be in the village Thursday and Friday, filming scenes for Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance sion commercials.

Preparations will begin Monday for the filming. A one-day seminar on textile preservation and a multimedia presentation featuring authentic period clothing will be Sept. 26 at Triple Locks Center. Plans were unveiled at the meeting for a "Picnic in the Park" to be held Sept. 14, beginning at 5:30 p.m.

for families of all Roscoe Village employees, Volunteers, Foun Singles, newlyweds, retirees would you pay $5.12 a day to own a decent place to live? If so, you'll want to see "The Answer," a brand new, one bedroom, furnished, fully insulated, energy saver mobile home. Designed especially for one or two persons. Available exclusively at Tudor Mobile Home Sales, 1103 S. 6th Coshocton. Open 9 to 6 weekdays or by appointment.

622-2559. LOST: 2 Gray Schnauzers in the Bayberry Lane area. Call 622-4732 9 to 5, or 622-8881 evenings. Adv. Finalizing of arrangements for the upcoming Coshocton Canal Festival headed the for a meeting of Roscoe Business Association members at the i Old Warehouse Restaurant.

Information in regard to "village staff passes and specified parking details was discussed. Village shop owners and managers also 'were informed of the various events and craftsmen scheduled throughout the weekend event, their times and locations. Those attending evaluated events held in the village during May, June and July. Beverly Stuart, chairman of the association and publicity and marketing director for Roscoe Village Foundation, told of the new slide presentation now in use at the Visitor Center. The program briefly 7 Ji Ride Tickets On Sale Band Honors Retiring Director tor.

Although he is retiring, McCluggage said he plans to remain affiliated with the band. (Tribune Photo by RandelSiebert.) from associate director John Hutson left and band member Bill Potter, the plaque was presented in appreciation of McClug-gage's efforts in organizing the band 16 years ago and his leadership as its direc Coshocton Community Band Director Richard "Dick" McCluggage center announced his retirement as director Friday at the conclusion of the band's last concert for the summer. He received a plaque Buckeye State Shows of Elyria will provide amusement rides for the 12th annual Coshocton Canal Festival. A special advance sale price of 10 rides for $3 will be offered through Aug. 11 at local businesses including Ban-cOhio.

Bank One, Buckeye Clothing, Fisher Big Wheel, Hay Jewelry, Paul's Dari Drive-In, J. C. Penney's, Prince's Treat, Richcreek's Market, Richlind Jewelry, Group To Operate Food Seven Join Area Cham her Newcomerstown Seven local businesses have joined the Coshocton Area-Chamber of Commerce, Director Rick Parks announced Friday. The chamber launched a week-long membership drive Monday. By Judy Wolff (498-6692) Local Chairmen Named Days Celebration held Aug.

14, and 16. Door prizes at Tuesday's meeting were won by Schumaker, Lennous, Sara Kissell and Thelma Parks. Coffee and cookies were served during the social hour and cards and bingo were enjoyed following the business meeting. "Blest Be The Tie" was sung for the closing and the next regular meeting will August 11 in the American Legion basement. SALE PLANNED The Rainbow Girls met Mon dation Board of Trustees, Coshocton Park Board members, Lake employees.

Park Riverside IGA, Roscoe General Store, Wayne's Dari-ette and the Coshocton Area Chamber of Commerce. Rides will be located on Fourth Street between Main and Chestnut streets and will operate from 11 a.m. -11 p.m. throughout the festival. The junior class of Coshocton High School will man the ticket booth from Aug.

11-16 when all rides will be in operation. The new members include Rodabaugh Florist and Greenhouse, The Print Shop, Baskin Robbins Ice Cream, Auer Hardware, Marilyn's Natural Foods, Good News Book Store and Coshocton Free Enterpriser. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, founded by entertainer Danny Thomas, is non-sectarian, non-discriminatory, and provides treatment free to all patients. At St.

Jude Children's Research Hospital, doctors and scientists are probing the mysteries of catastrophic illnesses of children. Funds raised in the Bike-A-Thons this fall will assure the continuation of the work at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Township Road 51. Upon arriving at the scene, deputies found Moore.

They reported a .22 caliber revolver was found in her hand. Further investigation revealed she had purchased the gun earlier in the day from a gun shop in Zanesville. The body was transported to Coshocton Countv.Memorial Hospital and later released the the Hillis Funeral Home in Zanesville. Updates NE Ohio NWOhio COhio Central SWOhio Trend Trend: 3.52 3.57 3.51 3.58 3.49 3.07 3.08 3.12 3.22 3.16 1.97 2.03 2.18 2.18 2.20 7.07 7.17 7.09 7.18 7.19 SH SH sharply higher higher; uncnanaeo sharply lowi" lower; SL Closing Stocks William J. Kirwen, director of development at St.

Jude Children's Research Hospital, announced today the following individuals in Coshocton County have agreed to chair the 1981 Bike-A-Thon in their communities. Gail Boyce, Conesville, John R. Harsh, West Lafayette, and Mrs. Cathi Shrimplin, Warsaw, will each run separate rides this fall to benefit the internationally recognised hospital. Stand day evening and completed plans for a rummage and bake sale to be held on Friday and Saturday during Frontier Days.

The sale will be at the Masonic Temple from noon to 4 p.m. each day. All members of the chapter are urged to attend the Aug. 10 meeting for last minute assignments. TOUR PLANT Following a dinner at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant, members and guests of the Rotary Club were taken on a tour of the Simonds Cutting Tool Plant.

Conducting the tour was Robert Nightingale, president of the club. Robert Turner, Cambridge, was a visiting Rotarian and Melvin Mortine, twin brother of Wayne Mortine and an officer in the U.S. Air Force, was a guest. Friday. The department ceased to exist as of 11 p.m.

Friday. (Tribune Phots by Nolan Weidner) Death Ruled Suicide 1979 Chevrolet pickup Stocksdale Big 10, 305 automatic, 24,850 miles, with cap, excellent condition. $4,900. 622-0837. MACK'S GUN Tackle Shop has sold out.

Last day for business will be Saturday, August 8th. New store will reopen August 10th at Rear 408 North Kirk, West Lafayette. Adv. Reports Haines, 25355 County Road 24. Asks foreclosure of Nov.

26, 1980, mortgage in the amount $36,514 plus interest. Robert L. and Sally Ann Elder, Leadville, against Son Enterprises, c-o Donald R. Smurr, 137 W. Main Newcomerstown.

Asks court to declare lease dated Jan. 25, 1977, null and void for defendant's failure to pay tonnage royalty on coal mined from plaintiff's land in Guernsey County and Coshocton County (Linton Township). Also asks monetary judgment in sum as court finds due for coal mined. Hospital ADMISSIONS George E. Wiggins, 491 Maple Arthur W.

Jones, 1611 Hay Robert H. Sibert, 24599 County Road 24; Matthew D. Cusin, 370 Clow Lane; Richard A. Tocash, 1978 Adams St. DISMISSALS Mrs.

William Goss, 43474 County Road 27; Mrs. Harold J. Fowler, Box 154, Killbuck; Rebecca L. Lorenz, 58448 Wolfe West Lafayette; Travis E. Albertson, Route Rick Scott Moore, 201 N.

Oak West Lafayette; Walter R. Davis, 209 W. Union Ave. West Lafayette; Charles W. Pierce, 827 South 16th St.

Mrs. Raymond Cowden, 759 Elm Mrs. Delmar L. Wallace, Route Rosa Carr, 305 R. East Fourth West Lafayette; Louisa M.

Miller, Route 2, Port Washington; Mrs. Kevin E. Ruby and infant daughter, Route Phillip J. Dawson, 778 S. Sixth Edna E.

Webb, 175' Park Mrs. Robert Dickerson, 18487 County Road 3, Frazeysburg. Hubert M. Gray Robert M. Gray, 64, 225 E.

Liberty Canal Lewisville, was pronounced dead on arrival Friday at 1 p.m. at Coshocton County Memorial Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack in his home. Born in Millersburg Nov. 3, 1916, he was the son of the late Don and Donna Pyers Gray. A graduate of the Millersburg High School class of 1935, Gray was employed for 19 years by Blue Crystal Coal Co.

For 13 years, he worked with Ohio Amco retiring in 1980. He was a veteran of World War II and a 25-year member of VFW Buckhorn Post 7079 in Killbuck. On Nov. 19, 1968, he married Esther Adams, who survives. Other survivors include a son, Robert, Columbus; a daughter, Paulette Gray, Killbuck; a stepson, Cecil L.

Mencer, Coshocton; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Donald (Barbara) Jenkins, Union; a sister, Mrs. Paul (Ruby) Hoops, Lake Wales, four step-grandchildren and a step-great-granddaughter. A brother preceded him in death. Funeral service will be 1 p.m.

Monday at the Given-Dawson Funeral Home, Coshocton. Dr. Russell Hoy will officiate and burial will follow in Canal Lewisville Cemetery. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and until time of services Monday.

Laurence 11. Finley MILLERSBURG Laurence H. Finley, 65, 3'A N. Crawford died Friday morning at Pomerene Hospital following an extended illness. Born Sept.

9, 1915, in Holmes County, he was the son of Walter and Delia Mullet Finley. He served with the navy during World War II. From 1948 to 1974, he worked as a purchasing agent for B.F. Goodrich, Akron. On May 23, 1941, he married Mildred E.

Parrish, who survives. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. James (Ma-jorie) Weiss, Millersburg, Today's Sheriff HIT-SKIP PROBED Donald Slaughter, 1146 Adams St. reported a hit-skip accident about 12:43 a.m. today.

The accident is still under investigation, and there was only slight damage to the rear of his 1972 Chrysler, deputies stated. SUNDIAL STOLEN Mrs. Edward Porteus. 739 Ohio 541 West reported the theft of a sundial valued at $80 about 8:15 a.m. Friday.

The theft occurred sometime Wednesday or. Thursday and is still under investigation, deputies report. VANDALISM REPORTED Maurice Sheffield, 1912 S. Lawn Extension reported someone shot out a window of his garage about 8: 17 a.m. Friday.

Mina Duncan of 1623 Franklin Township Road 2ff' reported about 10:03 a.m. Friday someone had vandaliz.el her mailbox. Dorothy Wilson 46429 County Road 501 reported about 12:43 a.m. today a window was broken out of the West End Grocery about midnight. This is still under investigation, deputies report.

Fire TRUNK DAMAGED City firefighters responded to a car fire at 9:30 p.m. Friday at 4O0 N. Whitewoman St. The 1974 Monte Carlo owned by Lonnie Young 413 Coe Ave. had a fire in the trunk.

Firelighters said a taillight shorted out catching the contents of the trunk on fire. Firefighters estimated about $75 in damage. Municipal Court BOUND OVER Stephen R. Miller, 28, Fourth Street, Dresden, appeared for a preliminary hearing on charges of felonious assult, second degree felony. Judge James Freeman bound his case over to the Coshocton County Common Pleas court after finding probable cause.

SENTENCED Benjamin Gary Huff, 49, 26851 County Road 22, Warsaw, was fined $200 ($100 suspend ed), sentenced to 30 days in jail (26 suspended), and put on six months probation for domestic violence. FINED Erick A. Cronin, 20, 2371 Hillside Apartments, was fined $20 and cost for running a red light. Court News COMMON PLEAS COURT (Addresses As In Applications) Dissolution Requested James M. Hammond, 52085 County Road 227, Fresno, and Ledra B.

Hammond, same address. George L. Hayes, Lot 136, Happy Valley, Fresno, and Karen S. Hayes, same address. Janice M.

Snow, 30573 Township Road 336, Warsaw, and Max B. Snow, same address. Divorce Requested Deborah R. Hagans, Route 5, from Larry L. Hagans, 17840 County Road 297.

Divorce Granted Edna L. Courtney, Route 2, Otsego Avenue, from Pvt. Warren Courtney, Ft. Polk, Fla. Jeanne Jacobs, Elm from Thomas A.

Jacobs, Autryville, N.C. Alice L. Shryock, 18516 County Road 18, Dresden, from Ronald E. Shryock, Hamby Hill Road, Frazeysburg. Pauline G.

Shoults, 677 Wilson from Gary L. Shoults, Route 1, Warsaw. Bonnie Lu Ponte, 524 Cemetery from Charles Frank Ponte, 352V4 N. Water St. Sentenced Danny W.

Patterson, 29, 542 Locust was sentenced to imprisonment for between 2 and 5 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary for one count of grand theft on April 17, 1981, at Fisher Big Wheel. Suit Filed First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Canton, 369 S. Second against Harold Jtf. and Malinda of Truck Moves Out Mrs. Ray Wells, Mrs.

Donald Kohl, Mrs. Ronald Berkshire, Mrs. Ray Geckler, Mrs. Kelly Davidson and Mrs. Dennis Belle, attended Mission School at Mount Union College, Alliance.

The theme was "Re-, joice and Bloom." Attending from the Calvary United Methodist Church were Mrs. Dean McElroy, Mrs. Chester Watson and Miss Ruth Infield. Some 20 women from the state United Methodist Churches attended the school. SENIORS GATHER Sara Lennous was accepted as a new member and Bessie Schumaker was a guest when the Senior Citizens met in the Legion social rooms.

The group will continue to sell tickets every weekend in front of Huffman's Shoe Store on the homemade quilt to be given away Aug. 15 at 7:30 p.m. It also will be selling various homemade items during the three days of the Frontier Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Patricia L. Smith, Orlando Fla.

A brother and three sisters preceded him in death. He was a retired employee of Simons Cutting Tool. He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church and served as treasurer for the Briar Patch Beagle club. Funeral service will be Monday 1 p.m. in the Ourant funeral Home.

'The Rev. Ray Snyder will off icate and burial will follow in East State Street Cemetery. Calling hours are 7-9 p.m. Sunday. The family req uests Coun- Christ memorial contributions made to the Tuscarawas ty Heart Association or United Methodist Church Mrs.

Charles Cox Mrs. Charles C. (Maude) Saylor Cox, 70, 16919 Township Road 287, Conesville, died Friday at 8:50 p.m. in the home of her daughter, Mrs. John (Sharon) Buncak, Trinway, following a lengthy illness.

Arrangements are pending at the Free Funeral Home. Mrs. George A. Fender BALTIC Mrs. George A.

(Helen Fender, 63, Fair-view Street, died Friday in her home following an extended illness. She was born in Coshocton County March 3, 1918, a daughter of the late Myrtle Lautenschleger. She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, New Bedford. Survivors include her husband, George two daughters, Mrs.

Ronnie (Shirlev) Felton, Baltic and 15 be NEWCOMERSTOWN -Chapter 29 of Women of the Moose met with Senior Regent Sharon Eckelberry presiding. Eight members were present when the group voted to sponsor a food stand for the Frontier Days celebration. Carrie Dennis won the attendance award and a new can didate, Susan Harbold, was voted on and will be received at their next meeting of Aug. 11. Doris Bowser, membership chairman, will be in charge for the chapter meeting night observed at this time.

GROUP GATHERS Sharon McConnell, leader, presided over the TOPS OH 1378 meeting held at the Nazarene Church. The opening consisted of group singing. A 15'4-pound net loss was recorded and Deborah Brill was received as a new member. It was also noted two more members are now eligible for six weeks perfect attendance charms. A contest was conducted by Elizabeth Hammersley and winners were Opal Robinson and Brill.

The group closed with the TOPS Pledge and prayer by Anna Whitis. ATTEND SCHOOL Six women from Christ United Methodist Church, Mrs. H.N. (Linda) Jones. Hudson, and Mrs.

Frank (Nancy) Isbell, Allentown, and six grandchildren. Private funeral service will be 1 p.m. Monday at the Hunter-Alexander Funeral Home, Millersburg. The Rev. C.

Richard Stults will officiate and burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. The family requests memorial contributions be made to the Millersburg Emergency Squad. Stephen L.

Schlarb Stephen L. Schlarb, 24, Craig, a former Coshocton County resident, died at 5:45 a.m. Wednesday along with a co-worker in a mining accident in Craig. Born Nov. 1, 1956, in Coshocton, he was the son of Lester and Norma Hutchison Schlarb, 19464 County Road 6.

He was a 1975 graduate of River View and was employed at the Northern Coal Meker, where he was killed when a mine roof caved in. Schlarb was a member of the Herman Construction Co. soft-ball team in Craig. Surviving are two brothers, Charles, County Road 6, and Kevin, a grandfather, Virgil Hutchison of the West Lafayette Care Center; and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral service will be 11 a.m.

Monday at the Given-Dawson Funeral Home in Coshocton with the Rev. Leonard Kittle officiating. Burial will be in Coshocton County Memory Gardens. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and until time of services Monday at the funeral home.

Charles W. Couts NEWCOMERSTOWN Charles W. Couts, 67, 145 Chapman Ave. died 5 a.m. today in Bethesda Hospital, Zanesville after an extended illness.

Born May 24, 1914 in Newcomerstown, he was the son of the late Charles and Lulu Norris Couts. On March 27, 1937 he married Virginia Randall, who survives. Obituaries The Coshocton Police Department's SWAT truck was the last piece of equipment to be moved to the Justice Center fOLI Ar 1 fSfct'OV Vt' A Mrs. Frances E. Moore, 55, 2866 McFarland Drive, Zanesville was pronounced dead Friday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

The Coshocton County sheriff's Department received a call at approximately 2:45 p.m. Friday concerning a woman slumped over in a vehicle behind the West Bedford Grange Hall on Bedford Market Grain Prices Thw sr the ooenlnq Drlces being paid Monday at Coshocton Grain Co. on Brown's Lsne. CORN Current316 New crop 310 December 318 January 331 WHEAT New crop 355 January 415 SOYBEANS Current 714 New crop 709 OATS New crop M9 Prices are subect to market change. SLUG GRAIN PRICES These are Friday's closing prices for futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade.

WHEAT September 408 up IVi December 437 up 1 Vd March 463 up IVi May 476 up 1 July 483 up 1 September 494 unchanged. CORN September 338" up 3 December 36Vt up 4'4 March 360 up 4 May 370 up 374 July377Aup2V September 382 up 2 OATS September 193 up 2 December 202'A up March213Vaup2 May216upl2 SOYBEANS Auaust735VjUDlO September 740Vj up lOVi November 757 up 8 January 774 up 7V March 796Vi up 8 May 812V up6V July 825 up avi August 82873 up 5 Cash Grain COLUMBUS, Ohib (AP) Area Wheat Corn Oats Soybns ll "J1 Delivery Problems? CALL US! Tht Tribunt'l Circulation hpartimnt triM tamttimn mtrkti jut tanm. II am to yov kom. pitta) rt tan i of that i suck Lait Ch Acr AlllPw AlldCp 11 Alcoa Vi AmAIr 14 ABrnd 40 AmCin ACyao 30- AEIPw Horn, 11H AmMotr IS ATT Anchor Armco AiltlOil AtlRIck SO AvcoCa 17- Vt Bendli 14 BIckHrl 14 Boots 17' Borden SO CPC SO- Ctlame Chryllr CitlSvc S4 CoctCI 84 ColGat S3 Conoco tl ConFdl CrwZol CurtW 47 It DiylPL 13 OowCh 31 Droir 40 duPont 4S ElKod 74l Eilo 34 Eo SS FMC 31 rirelto ll TordM 11 OnDyt 3 GonEl II GnFdt 31 GMol Sl GTE 30 GTirt 31 GiPae 34 Olllaltt 30 Gdrlcl 84 Ooodyr 11 OlAtPo 4- Orcyh 1 11 OullOII 3 Htrculi 34- A Parting Shot tf CI Hi kudnt to do IN ia rif'ttrb proMtm with Ike dtliwy ol te piMa the cm ititttitn out I hi OrtgMoa (b) Kansas (c) Oklahoma 3. In 1959, which of the following actresses won an Academy Award for her performance in "Room at the Top?" (a) Simone Sig-noret (b) Sophia Loren (c) Jacqueline Bisset 1.

Name the American novelist who won the 1952 National Book Award for his work "Invisible Man." (a) Alex Haley (b) Ralph Ellison (c) Ntozake Shange 2. Which state can offer tourists such attractions as the Will Rogers Memorial, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, the Ft. Gibson Stockade and the Ouachita National Fore? (a) Texas Mrs. Kenneth (Marlene) Lim-bacher, Baltic; a son, Larry, Baltic, and six grandchildren. Funeral service will be 11 a.m.

Monday in the Lingler Funeral Home, Baltic, the Rev. David Hammel will officiate and burial will follow in Coshocton Memory Gardens. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 m. Sunday at the funeral ome. inpimnvm mpnviq Ifwit IBB'tirj.

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