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2DSunday, Dec. 15, 2002 Lifestyles Coshocton Tribune Anniversaries Weddings Engagements 1 1 vv. Gay 50th Dwight and Esther Gay of Coshocton will celebrate their 50th wedding an-niversery Dec. 21, 2002. A party was held on Dec.

14, at Prarie Chapel. Esther is the daughter of the late Harold and Grace (Bartholow) Ridgley and Dwight is the son of the late Wilmor and Fay Gay. The couple has four children, Colleen Kirker of Coshocton, Dale Gay of Kansas, Cheryl Matthews of Coshocton and Candy Bates of Conesville. Ten grandchildren, three stepgrandchil-dren, four great-grandchildren and two stepgreat-grandchildren complete the Arndt Quinn Drs. Gerald and Mary Arndt of Coshocton announce the engagement of their daughter, Dr.

Tricia Lynn, to Brian L. Quinn, son of Mike and Mary Quinn of Frederick-town. The bride-elect is a 1990 graduate of Coshocton High School, completed pre-chiro-practic studies at the Ohio State University and received her doctorate of chiropractic degree and Bachelor of Science in 1997 at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. She has a private practice in Dublin. The future bridegroom is a 1984 graduate of Frederick-town High School and received a bachelor's degree in criminal justice at Bowling Endsley Mulvaney Jocelyn Noel Endsley and Robert Michael Mulvaney were united in marriage June 1, 2002, at Northwest Bible Church in Hilliard.

Pastor Ken Harrell of Northwest Bible Church and Dr. J.C. Joiner of New Testament Baptist Church in Tucson, Ariz, officiated the 3:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Larry Endsley and Debra Endsley, both of Coshocton.

She is the granddaughter of Lister and Lola Endsley and Jim and Marge Jones, all of Coshocton. Robert is the son of James and Doris Mulvaney of Ga-hanna. Matron of honor was Sara Sanger. Bridesmaids were Rebecca Cunningham, Jennifer Roley, Nicole Riddle, and Suzanne Webb. Best man was Joe Mulvaney, brother of the groom.

Groomsmen were Craig Hamer, Troy Page, Paul Click, and Chris Sabala. Ushers were Chad Ends-ley and Todd Endsley, brothers of the bride, and Jamie Dato and Jason Lehotsky. The bride is a 1995 gradu- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulvaney ate of River View High School and a 1998 graduate of Cedarville College with a bachelor degree organi zational communications She is employed by North west BiDie Church.

The groom is a 1994 erad uate of University High School in Tucson, and a 1998 graduate of Cedarville College with a bachelor's de gree finance and political science. He is a systems engineer with Qwest Communications The couple honeymooned in Kawai, Hawaii, and reside at 4970 Common Market Place, Dublin, OH 43016. Changing gifts mi ill II mil Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gay family.

Dwight is retired from the Marine Corp and Columbus and Southern. Esther is a day care provider. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daugherty Keene and Teresa (Michael) Watson of Warsaw and one son, Robert N.

Daugherty of Canton. Six grandsons and one stepgrandson complete the family. The couple requests that gifts be omitted. I Mr. and Mrs.

Vic Everhart real estate, reasonable price Advertise your company's goods and services here Tricia Arndt Brian Quinn Green University. He is employed with the City of Upper Arlington. The wedding is planned for May 17, 2003, Grace United Methodist Church in Coshocton. Sis Bowman OUTTAKES "I know I spent too much money on him," she stated. "But he has always been so good to me, I just couldn't resist.

"I got him a bottle of White Diamonds," Rosie continued. "You know, the Elizabeth Taylor perfume." "I didn't know it was a man's cologne," I said. "Don't be silly," Rosie chuckled. "It's not." "Now wait a minute," I was really perplexed. "Is there something about your Cousin Harry I don't know?" "Of course not," Rosie was offended.

"I just don't understands why none of the gifts you've mentioned sound appropriate for the recipient," I explained. "They are perfect for the recipient," she countered. "I'm the recipient and I will love everything I get." "Hold on," I stopped her. "Now I am really confused." "Well, you know the economy is awfully bad this year," Rosie patiently explained to me. "And every Christmas we give each other things that are put away in a drawer because we don't like them or they don't fit or something.

"Our family decided we couldn't afford to waste our money on items that are never used," she continued. "So this year, instead of exchanging gifts, we are changing gifts." "I don't get it," I said. "We are changing the names on the lb: and From: on the gift cards," Rosie said. "That way everyone will get exactly what he wants." WeMng Imitations Sprintpmn I con Pit 520 Main St 740-622-4429 HOURS: 8a m. Sal.

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The celebration will be hosted by their family. They were married Dec. 27, 1952, at Lawrenceburg, Ind. The Daughertys are members of the Central Christian Church. Robert is the son of the late J.C.

and Minnie Daugherty and Reva is the daughter of the late Fletcher and Kathryn Pew. Robert retired from the State of Ohio and Reva from Bank One Coshocton. They have two daughters, Vickie (Chris) Dreher of Everhart 50th Vic and Betty (Freetage) Everhart of West Lafayette will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Dec. 20, 2002. They were married in West Lafayette.

Vic is the son of the late Bill and Opal Everhart and Betty is the daughter of the late John and Mary Freetage. The couple has three sons, Ronald (Sheri) Everhart, Mark (Jan) Everhart and Todd (Shelley) Everhart, seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The wedding page Genera! information Questionnaires: Forms are available at trie Coshocton Tribune, 550 Main Coshocton, Ohio. Photographs: Color or black-and-white submissions will be considered, but must meet quali- standards for reproduction, hotos can be picked up at the Coshocton Tribune newsroom or will be returned if accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. Deadline: Noon Tuesday for following Sunday's paper.

However, submissions will be published as space allows. Announcements may be published four months after the wedding date. Submissions: Information must be in writing and must be clearly printed or typed. Submissions may be mailed to: Lifestyles, Coshocton Tribune, 550 Main Coshocton, Ohio; e-mailed to or faxed to (740)295-3460. Verification: All submissions must include a phone number for verification.

Submissions that cannot be verified will not be published. Editing: The Coshocton Tribune reserves the right to edit all submissions. Weddings Submitted information should include: Bride and groom's name and address Both parents' names and ad dresses Wedding date, time and place Officiating minister Maid of honor, bridesmaids' names Rower girl's name Best man and groomsmen names Ushers' names Ring bearer's name Place of reception 1 Honeymoon plans Bride and groom's education, occupations Rehearsal dinner place and host Bride's signature and phone number Valuable One day this past week I unhappily decided I had better start my Christmas shopping. I love this season, but .1 detest the shopping. Since mis ery loves company, I called my friend Rosie to see if she wanted to go along.

"I have been finished with my Christmas shopping for weeks," she exclaimed "You're just getting started?" she snickered "Don't be so smug," I groaned. "You know how I hate shopping. And when I don't have the slightest idea what to buy anyone, I really dread going." "I have all my gifts wrapped and ready to go," Rosie chided. "How do you know what to buy for anyone?" I questioned her. "Oh, that's easy," Rosie said.

"I buy whatever I like. For example, I bought a spandex leotard for Aunt Maude and some tights for Uncle Fred. "You knew I took up aerobics, didn't you?" she asked. "You mentioned it," I answered her vaguely. "But isn't your Aunt Maude in her 90s?" "Uh huh," Rosie admitted.

"We're really lucky she's as healthy as she is. And I bought my little niece, Jill, one of those cup holders for the car window." "Did you say you bought tights, as in dancer's tights, for your uncle?" I questioned Yes, and they are prettiest shade of light blue," Rosie stated proudly. "And I thought Jill was about 13 now," I said, a little behind in the conversation. "She's too young to have a car." And you'll never guess what I got my cousin Harry," she sounded excited. "Probably not," I stated simply.

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The bride is the daughter of Joe and Cathy Kirker, of Coshocton. The groom is the son of Dr. Donald and Rober ta Dunning, of Cleveland. The Rev. Philip H.

Hunt performed the 3:30 p.m. cer emony. Maid of honor was Julie Kirker, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Darlene Neff, Rebecca Lively, sister of the groom, and Jessica Kulik, niece of the groom. Flower girl was Elisabeth Lively, daughter of the groom.

Best man was Dr. Rov Rice, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were John Lively, brother of the groom, Tim Kulik, nephew of the groom, and Tim Neff. Ring bearer was Andrew Lively, son of the groom. A reception was held at The Coshocton Village Inn and Suites, hosted by the bride's parents.

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