Beacon The Coshocton County
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More Wishes For Jenna
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August 14 to August 27, 2008
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Jenna Dawson in her new room
“Jenna had two wishes for her 7th birthday on July 3,” said her grandmother Lisa Anderson. “She wanted an autographed picture of Hannah Montana and to take a pony ride.” Anderson says she wanted to make Jenna’s birthday special and had a lot of help doing it. They had her party on the 4th and made it a big event—inviting many of the students from Jenna’s school, South Lawn. “We weren’t sure if we could get the pony rides since he was booked up for the holiday,” said Anderson. “But Tom came with the ponies and it made that little girl’s day.” Jenna also received the signed photograph she wanted and the kids enjoyed a magic show by magician,
Jeff Leonard. Anderson says the family has received tremendous community support in dealing with Jenna’s terminal diagnosis. They received donations and assistance for Jenna’s party from the Party Package, Kraft Foods, M-2 Drive Through, Contract Lumber in Pataskala and from individuals including Neguia Kline, Becky Smith, Suzanne Ames and Linda Florence. Anderson says there have also been a number of anonymous donors. “The ladies at the Front Porch have been so helpful and have donated several items,” she said. Anderson and her boyfriend, Rusty Hahn have also purchased over $100 worth of items to raffle off at Annin & Co. where Anderson works. They are trying to
raise money for Jenna’s medical and other illness related expenses. “The Make-A-Wish Foundation sent Jenna to Walt Disney World in Florida this past spring,” added Anderson. “That was just before her Special Spaces bedroom was completed and while she was still well enough to go.” Jenna has recently lost sight in one of her eyes, limited speech and limited use of her right leg and arm due to her brain tumor. A fund has been established for Jenna and her family to assist with medical and funeral costs. Contributions can be sent to the ‘Jenna Dawson Benefit’ at Ohio Heritage Bank, 200 Main Street, Coshocton, Ohio 43812.
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you noticed more folks riding bicycles or walking? Americans are a resilient bunch as we all know. We will overcome the fuel prices and any looming energy crisis as we always have. Tighten our belts, invest in new technologies, and continue conserving. Do you think we should have adopted the policies like Brazil 3o years ago? A nation that is now independent of any foreign fuel source because they decided to become less dependent on foreign oil. If Brazil can do it, so can we. Write your elected officials and let them know how you feel. Let’s get it done. The article on the front page of this issue is about Jenna Dawson, a brave little 7 year old girl in our community that has a terminal diagnosis brain tumor. She and her family need your prayers and support. Be sure to read the accompanying article about Faith Glazer and “Special Spaces”, an organization that has a mission of providing a special space for a child with a critical illness who may not otherwise have that opportunity due to time constraints placed on the family and the high medical bills associated with the treatment of the child. Have you been watching the Olympics from Beijing? The Americans are off to a good a start, with the basketball team trouncing the host Chinese. The Chinese won’t like that. I heard that we are bringing
Forrest Gump in for the ping pong – and yes, there is ping pong. The Chinese will win this one. The Americans are currently fifth in the marble shooting competition – nah, just kidding about that one! The Coshocton County Board of Commissioners are to be congratulated on their quest to secure wireless broadband for the rural parts of our county. There are many home based businesses, larger businesses and farmers that can use the faster speed and upgraded technology to keep pace with our more urban neighbors and communities. Be sure to read the update from Port Authority Director T. J. Justice. General Electric deserves to be complimented for the care they took in a positive environmental direction on their former site. The new owners of the Ohio Central Railroad have stated that there will be no changes at this time. Railroads are doing well at this time despite being an industry that is well over one hundred years old. We would expect that to continue. Our community seems to be moving forward despite some current economic challenges that are now gripping most of the nation. Fuel prices, the sub-prime mortgage mess, industry relocating to other parts of the world, all point to some of the conditions that have caused our current situation. Yet, baseball continues to be played to large crowds, NASCAR tracks are doing okay, and people are buying and fixing up homes. As you look around our community, you may have noticed various improvements being made. For example, Wiley Organics has invested in the former JII building and done a complete overhaul and renovation on the exterior complete with new landscaping and shrubbery. Well done. Take note of your friends and neighbors that are investing in our community and support their efforts and their businesses. We just need to take care of each other and we will be fine.
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“Community members attending the event will get to vote for their favorites by dropping money into the participants vote jar,” explained Hasseman. “The vendor with the most money in their jar at the end of the event will be declared the ‘Best of Coshocton’.” Entertainment that night will be provided by Miss Jennifer’s Dance Studio and Union Recreation Cheerleaders. Tickets for ‘A Taste of Coshocton County’ are $10.00 each, which will get you a total of 10 tastes from the participating restaurants and caterers. Tickets can be purchased from the United Way office at 448 Main St. Coshocton or from any United Way board member. “Tickets go fast,” continued Hasseman, “so we recommended you get your ticket in advance.” Any remaining tickets will be available at the door that night. In addition to the tasting that evening, the United Way will be raffling off 14 Longaberger baskets generously filled by
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each of the United Way agencies. “The baskets are valued at more than $200.00 each,” continued Hasseman. “Raffle tickets will be available during the tasting event or can be purchased in advance at the United Way office or from any of the 20 United Way community partners.” Those partners include: The American Red Cross, The Arthritis Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boy Scouts of America, First Step FVIS, Girl Scouts, Coshocton Co. Handicapped Society, Maternal/Child Health Center, Rainbow Children’s Center, RSVP, Salvation Army, The TLC Program, Coshocton Recreation, Canal Lewisville Recreation, Conesville Recreation, Ridgewood Recreation, Rising Tide Aquatics Program, Roscoe Recreation, Warsaw Recreation and Union Recreation. This is the fourth year for ‘A Taste of Coshocton’ and Hasseman says the event has grown each year. “Last year we had 14 restaurants that participated and over 500 attendees,” she said. “CCMH was declared the ‘Best of Coshocton’ and we raised $4,200 toward the United Way campaign goal. We are thrilled with the community’s support for this event. It is something you don’t want to miss!” Hasseman says the goal for the upcoming campaign is $375,000. All proceeds raised from ‘A Taste of Coshocton County’ will go toward the 2008-09 United Way Campaign. For more information, contact Hasseman at the United Way Office, 448 Main Street in Coshocton or call (740) 622-4567 or email director@coshoctonunitedway. org. Visit the United Way on the web at www.coshoctonunitedway.org.
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Towne Centre to feature Duren’s pulled pork sandwiches! Dan Duren and Coshocton Towne Centre will be having a pulled pork sandwich stand on the Courtsquare on Saturday, August 16th from 11 AM until 8 PM. The pulled pork stand will feature Dan’s world famous pulled pork sandwiches for only $4 each and pop for $1 each and
will be served during Towne Centre’s Fabulous 50’s car show, the Canal Days Parade, and the Tribute to Elvis Concert following the parade on Saturday. Money raised during the pulled pork stand will go towards various Towne Centre projects.
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diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. The room was completed on May 31. “I talked with Jenna and learned that she loved purple and butterflies,” said Glazer. “The money also pays for the family to be out of the house for the day doing something fun. In Jenna’s case we sent them to the Wilds and covered their lunch and dinner.” Glazer says that she had a number of volunteers helping to complete Jenna’s room on May 31. There were four teachers and the secretary from South Lawn Elementary School where Jenna is a student, and 14 people from the Word of Life Ministry Church in West Lafayette. “The Special Spaces corporate office actually paid for this first project of mine,” stated Glazer. “I am now a third of the way toward raising the funds for another bedroom project.” Glazer says there is definitely a need for this program. “My daughter still goes to Akron Children’s Hospital for checkups and we see many children with terminal illnesses,” she said. “I really want to do this. It is something that is near and dear to my heart since I had first hand experience with this organization with Hope.” Glazer says she is working hard to raise the awareness of Special Spaces by sending out corporate letters and giving talks to various groups. She is looking for other organizations interested in contributing to room projects such as 4-H clubs, churches, sororities, fraternities, businesses, corporations and school groups. To get involved or to contribute to Special Spaces Central Ohio, contact Glazer at (740) 492-0134 or email her at faithglazer@ hotmail.com. The corporate website is www. specialspaces.org.
COSHOCTON, OH—On Sunday, August 17, The Coshocton Presbyterian Church and the Salvation Army will be hosting an open worship service on the Courtsquare lawn beginning at 10:30 a.m. The two churches have teamed up in ecumenical cooperation. They invite anyone in the community to attend the special service, which will include praise music, prayers, children’s time and special music by the group Zion’s Hill. “Some people call going out in nature worship, but the Body of Christ is the church gathered,” said Barb Snyder from the Presbyterian Church Evangelism Committee. “Our outdoor service attempts to do both. You’ll be able to experience the outdoors, hear the birds, see the green leaves against the sky and feel the warm sun while enjoying the worship service.” The musical group, Zion’s Hill is based in Gahanna, Ohio. Two of the four-member group, Scot and Heather Palenshus, also sing with the Coshocton Community Choir. For more information on the August 17 outdoor worship service, contact the Coshocton Presbyterian Church at (740) 622-0486 or the Salvation Army at (740) 622-0971.
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Nationwide Agency Achieves On Your Side Certification Two - Hole in Columbus, Ohio — Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company is pleased to announce that Sam Lowery, principal agent of Sam Lowery Insurance Agency in Coshocton has recently achieved On Your Side® Certification in accordance with the company’s rigorous program standards. “We’re pleased that Sam Lowery Agency has achieved On Your Side Certification,” said David Arango, regional vice president for Nationwide. “By becoming certified, Sam has demonstrated his commitment to going the extra mile in helping meet each customer’s insurance and financial needs.” To be considered On Your Side Certified, agents must commit to stringent customer service training and standards and be open extended hours. This makes the agent a valuable resource for consumers who want
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One’s Recorded at River Greens Golf Club Dan Kieffer had an ace on number 7 and witnessed by Bob Wolfe Sr. and Kevin Roth. Then Coshocton High School’s Dalton Chaney put one in the cup on number 25. He was playing in the company of Chris Miller, Brian Tubbs and Craig Hadrosky.
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This will be the sixth Financial Peace University class to be hosted by the Coshocton Presbyterian Church. “At least 45 local individuals representing 20 households have participated so far,” said Brems. “Attending FPU has taught me how to budget money,” said Paul Miller, local FPU graduate. “A quote that Dave Ramsey uses is ‘on paper, on purpose’. I would recommend FPU to anyone. I took the class because I wanted to be a better steward of the resources that God has given me. I also enjoy Dave’s radio program. I listen to him on XM channel 165 from 3 to 7 pm weekdays.” Financial Peace University can help you remove the stress that comes from financial problems, teach you how to make wise financial decisions, show you how to take back control from creditors, and basically offer you a path to financial peace. “As part of the class, participants are asked to bring in all credit offers they receive during the 13 weeks and our most recent class was provided the
“This class helped me to re-prioritize the difference between a need and a want, and get myself on a written budget so I am sure of where all of my money goes,” said local FPU graduate Jonalee Potter. “I wish I had realized some of these principles earlier and better planned for the future. If I had passed up some of our “needs” I would be sitting better now for my retirement and my children’s college education. I paid off a $27,000 car loan in 10 months, and am diligently rebuilding my emergency fund. I now have the basic knowledge to know where to start with my investing for the future and the skills to find the money in my budget to get me to that secure future.” Brems says he believes that financial health can help improve physical health. “Financial Peace gives you the tools to manage your income and once you are in control of your finances that is one less source of stress on you which should translate to better health,” he stated. Brems will hold several free preview sessions at the Presbyterian Church for those wanting more information prior to reserving their space in the class. You would only need to attend one of the free preview sessions and they will be held on August 14, 19 and 21 at 7:00 p.m. and on August 17 at noon. For more information or to reserve your space in the class, contact the Coshocton Presbyterian Church at (740) 622-0486. The Presbyterian Church is located at the corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets in Coshocton. For more information about Financial Peace University, visit www. daveramsey.com.
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Tuesday, August 19 9 – 11 am Line Dancing 9:30 am Hausey 11:00 am Max Hardesty
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Monday, August 25
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Wednesday, August 20 9:30 am Hausey 9:30 am ROM
Tuesday, August 26
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9 – 11 am Line Dancing 9 am – 3 pm Beltone Hearing 11:30 am Water Exercise 1 – 3 pm Bridge
9 – 3 pm – RUMMAGE SALE! 9 – 11 am Line Dancing 9:30 am Hausey 10:30 am Blood Pressure Check 11:00 am Bible Study 11:30 am Water Exercise 12:30 pm Chair Massage
Friday, August 29 9 – 3 pm – RUMMAGE SALE! 9:30 am Hausey 9:30 am ROM 10:30 am Exercise 10:30 am Coffee Klatsch 11:00 am Linda Weber
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opportunity to borrow over 2 million dollars!,” exclaimed Brems. “Of course we all declined. The average consumer debt load for our last class was about $25,000 per family (including cars but not homes), and our group managed to pay down around $40,000 in debt and saved over $8,000 during the 13 weeks.”
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COSHOCTON, OH—If debt has been in control of your life and you are seeking ways to change all that, then you are invited to attend Financial Peace University (FPU) hosted by the Presbyterian Church in Coshocton. This workshop will work through the popular Dave Ramsey program and focuses on spending plans, getting out of debt in a step-by-step manner, investing, insurance, giving, and retirement plans.
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International King Midget Car Club “Invades” Coshocton County! We captured this photo at the Circle K on Seventh Street in Coshocton. Pictured are Jim and Wilma Daniel of New Carlisle, Ohio. Wilma is the Ohio and International club photographer. This vehicle is a 1967 model type 3, and will average around 45 to 50 miles per gallon with a top speed of nearly 50 miles per hour. This King Midget has been owned by the Daniel’s for thirtyeight years and has the original 12 horsepower engine. This is the third time that the Daniel’s have visited Coshocton. “We love it here!” exclaimed Wilma when I asked her how they liked our community. And, yes, the vehicles are gas powered!
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es, Peas & Carrots, Pears, Blueberry Muffin /Marg., Milk. Tuesday, Aug. 26 – Taco Salad, Gelatin w/Pineapple, Corn Chips, Teddy Grahams, Milk. Wednesday, Aug. 27 - BBQ Pork w/Bun, Steak Fries, Green Beans, Banana, Milk. Thursday, Aug. 28 - Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Spinach, Gelatin w/Fruit, Dinner Roll/Marg., Milk. Friday, Aug. 29 – Baked Fish, Macaroni & Cheese, Capri Blend, 100% Orange Juice, Fruit Cocktail, Wheat Bread/Marg., Milk.
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of the group are justifiably proud of their vehicles; some have been customized and spruced up over the years. During their three day visit to our community, members of the group visited Annin Flag, a book signing at the library, Amish country, Pearl Valley Cheese, Raven’s Glenn Winery, the Unusual Junction, many restaurants and gift shops around our area, Roscoe Village and more. Phil, Karassa and members of the group deserve recognition for visiting our community and holding their annual meeting in our own beautiful Coshocton County!
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King Midget International Car Club President Phil Shearrow and wife Karassa hail from West Lafayette and were proud to have Coshocton County host the 18th annual International meeting for the King Midget Cars. King Midget cars were manufactured in Athens, Ohio and basically came in three types, one, two and three. Kind of like Dr. Seuss, thing one and thing two! Phil was kind enough to give me a ride on Thursday evening and what a blast! Those little cars can get out and go! Well, to some degree. But it was an enjoyable ride and thanks to Phil for taking his time on a busy evening to give me a first hand experience. Members
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Pictured is Hallee Anderson (age 8) daughter of Pat and Renee Anderson of Coshocton, with Heather Guess, Realtor with Olde Towne Realty.
The Coshocton County Board of Realtors held a carnival at the fairgrounds to help provide funds for the Coshocton County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Participants bought tickets for a quarter that could then be ‘cashed in” at the dozen or so venues staffed by volunteer Realtors and affiliate members of the county board. Several
area youth enjoyed games of chance like “stand up the bottle”, football toss, corn hole and more. Triple R Riding Stables provided pony riding. Debbie Myers helped coordinate the event and is the Public Relations chair for the Board of Realtors and a Realtor with Century 21 Courtsquare Realty.
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Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting
The Coshocton County Beacon • August 14, 2008
Economic Development Update, Coshocton Port Authority, T.J. Justice, Executive Director I am very excited that EVO Industries is consolidating its manufacturing operations to the city of Coshocton. The company presently manufactures product in the Conesville area and Pataskala with all 14 jobs being relocated to a building formerly owned by American Electric Power on Chestnut Street just past Roscoe Village. EVO Industries has committed to creating 6 10 additional jobs within three years. This is a nice “come back to Coshocton” story with the business owners having family ties to our community and rewarding us for the work ethic that they’ve realized at its Conesville area location. The port authority assisted by providing a $25,000 loan from its revolving loan fund to compliment Ohio Heritage Bank’s $135,000 financing. If you meet owner Freddie Osborne, please give him a warm Coshocton welcome.
Yum! Hot Dogs, ice cream and cake! Pictured at the annual Coshocton County Farm Bureau meeting are Karrie Greten and children, Ryan (age 5) and Michaela (age 7).
The Coshocton County Farm Bureau is over 1400 members strong and a good representation from all parts of Coshocton County attended the annual meeting at the fairgrounds last Saturday evening. Those in attendance were treated to grilled hot dogs, cake and vanilla, chocolate or strawberry ice cream with all the toppings! They would even let you have some of each if you so desired. On a more serious note, outdoor activities included a farm safety demonstration with Leon Locke astride a tractor donated for the event by the Bakersville Garage. The demonstration included a straw “dummy” being thrown off the tractor and getting caught under the attached bush hog. The straw “dummy” was torn to shreds in a matter of seconds. Not a pretty picture and even a tough one to capture on film with the speed of our camera. But enough to get the idea that the last thing you want to do as a full time or even part time farmer is to allow someone to ride on your tractor. Demonstrate some tough love and just say no. You’ll thank yourself for it later. President Karen Locke of Newcastle called the meeting to order and attended to the business at hand. Members voted favorably for several policies at the county level, including supporting the continued funding of the North Appalachian Watershed Experimental Station, supporting the proposed new Justice Facility for Coshocton County, encouraging the development and implementation of the county wide GIS system, supporting the investigation of alternative funding for local roads and bridges and a strong urging to local and state authorities to aggressively patrol and impose fines for those that recklessly operate ATV’s on public roadways and trespassing private properties. Locke then introduced Susan Brinker, Organization Director for the Farm Bureau of Coshocton, Knox, Holmes and Tuscarawas counties. Brinker thanked the many volunteers that keep the Farm Bureau a strong organization that represents farmers across the state and nation. She went on to state
that Coshocton County membership continues to climb, with twenty-eight more members this year than last. This marks the forty-first year of continued membership gains. State trustee Brent Porteus talked about the importance of staying involved and informed about farming and the fact that farming and the raising of livestock is increasingly under attack, even in a rural state like Ohio. The Farm Bureau is the organization that represents farmers of all sizes and scope. A strong goal of the meeting was to focus on safety with area OSU extension representative Marissa Mullett giving a demonstration on the reaction time to various farm oriented accidents. Getting caught in an auger or power take off, or having a foot under a lawn mower, for example. As Coshocton County has recently led the state in farm related deaths, the safety focused meeting seemed well timed for our area. As we head into the fall and winter heating season, Fire Inspector Jeff Corder talked about the importance of checking your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, stressing that newer versions of smoke detectors are available where parents can record their voice versus the normal shrill “beep-beep-beep” of a detector. Tests have shown that children respond much more quickly from sleep to their parent’s voice and when seconds count, this could make all the difference. Locke and Farm Bureau board of trustee, Jim Childress also coordinated a visit from Dingo, the K-9 dog for Coshocton County. Along with his handler, Deputy Dave Stone, Dingo managed to sniff out some planted drugs on the tractor and a vehicle to demonstrate his prowess at this procedure. Then, Dingo was allowed to show more of his strengths with Fire Inspector Jeff Corder portraying an escaping suspect, which Dingo promptly nabbed. Corder was wearing a “training arm” which looks like an oversized stuffed mitten. Trust us on this one; Dingo is one well trained and very smart canine. This dog is a great asset for the citizens of Coshocton County.
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I’m pleased to provide an update on the port authority’s efforts to redevelop the SABIC, International (formerly General Electric) 78-acre site on South Second Street in Coshocton. A Request for Proposals (RFP) was circulated last month with six environmental firms submitting proposals to perform the study prior to the RFP deadline date of July 31. Port Authority staff is in the process of reviewing each proposal and a technical review will be conducted in August by representatives of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, Ohio Department of Development, and David Kadri. Mr. Kadri is presently the West Lafayette village administrator but oversaw much of the site
cleanup and is very familiar with the site characteristics. It’s my goal to present a recommendation on which firm to hire when the port authority board of directors meets in September with work to commence in October and hopefully be wrapped up by the end of the year. This study will clearly inform the port authority, local officials and general public which portions of the site are ready for redevelopment. It is no secret that there are at least two areas, a landfill and lagoon that are not suitable for redevelopment. However, more than half the site appears to be fully remediated and able to be acquired and redeveloped. Although General Electric ceased operations and impacted hundreds and hundreds of families, it is to be commended for its vigilance in conducting expensive cleanup and not abandoning the site which many other communities have faced with other companies. Once the selected firm’s work is complete, it will be presented in a public manner. Finally, I’d encourage anyone thinking about starting a business to meet with Mr. Steve Schillig who is the new Small Business Development Center Director from Kent State-Tuscarawas. Steve services Coshocton County and his presence here is financially supported by the county commissioners. Steve is very good at what he does and can provide free assistance to write a business plan, coach someone on how to approach lenders, and provide other types of tremendous advice. He holds business hours every other Wednesday in the Coshocton County Progress Center, 401 Main Street, Coshocton. To schedule an appointment with Steve, contact him directly at 330-308-7479.
10 The Coshocton County Beacon • August 14, 2008
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There is even fun for the kids. They can bring their favorite doll or stuffed animal and see Dr. Maro Johnson for a free checkup! Participating stores that will have gift certificate drawings are; Liberty House ($25), The Garden Gate ($25), Candy Bouquet ($25), Village Crafters ($25), Krasco Customs ($25), Timbuktu ($25),
House of G. A. Fisher ($100), Uncorked ($50), the General Store ($25), Canal Cargo ($50), Village Bookworm ($25), Olde Warehouse Restraunt($25), and River Ridge Leather ($25).
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Airport Amphitheater Reaches Fundraising Halfway Mark
Coshocton, OH – We would like to thank our entire community for your support by treating you to a fun-filled day at Roscoe Village during our Coshocton County Appreciation Days, August 12-17, 2008! If you are a Coshocton County resident, we invite you to join us in Roscoe Village for a free family vacation this summer! You may enjoy free Living History Tours complete with costumed interpreters, free museum tours, one free hands-on activity such as candle dipping or tin punching, and a free old-fashioned school lesson. Children may bring their favorite doll or stuffed animal to see Dr. Maro Johnson for a free check-up! A good check-up will be rewarded with a certificate given to the proud owner of the doll or stuffed animal. Please begin at the Visitor Center in Roscoe Village for any passes required for these activities. Additional events happening throughout Roscoe Village for Coshocton County Appreciation Days are 10% off meals at The Olde Warehouse Restaurant from 11:00am – 3:00pm, $1.00 off the horse-drawn canal boat ride, while many of the retail shops will be holding a drawing for a gift certificate. They will then combine all entries for one grand prize drawing, a $100 gas card! Experience a wonderful day of history and fun right here in our own community! We hope you will join us for the Roscoe Village Coshocton County Appreciation Days! Detailed information regarding Historic Roscoe Village can be obtained by contacting us at 740-622-9310 or visit www.roscoevillage.com. Featured in Neil Zurcher’s One Tank Trips, Roscoe Village is a 19th century living history community depicting life in Ohio’s Canal Era. The Village is located on State Routes 16 and 83 near the junction of US Route 36 in east-central Ohio.
imagination.” Remington says the committee believes that the amphitheater could be just the beginning of growth in the airport area. “We can visualize a restaurant near the site, a new hotel nearby, and people flying in to the airport to enjoy an evening of theater and dining,” she continued. “Hopefully, someday visitors can arrive on buses or fly in for a weekend of theater, dining, golf, swimming, canoeing, and relaxing in Coshocton County.” To complete the amphitheater will cost about $200,000. Of the $112,000 raised, $83,000 has been secured from the Montgomery Foundation, Coshocton Foundation, Bechtol Family Foundation, Ohio Department of
Natural Resources, and the Coshocton Rotary Club. An additional $27,000 has been received from individuals. Services that total more than $25,000 have been donated or pledged by Frontier Power, Novelty Advertising, Hilscher-Clark Electrical Contractors, the Coshocton County Career Center, Yager Consulting and Pomerene, Burns, & Skelton. Remington says a second phase of fundraising letters aimed at local businesses and corporations has been mailed. For more information about the Airport Amphitheater or to make a tax-deductible contribution, contact Fundraising Chairperson, Carol Remington at 740-622-5411 or carolremington@coshoctoncounty.net.
Uncorked announces 1st annual Poker Run The first annual Uncorked Poker Run will be held on Saturday, August 23, beginning at noon. The event is being held to raise money for the Coshocton County Animal Shelter with local band “Sneeky Peek” performing outside on the main stage in Roscoe Village from 7 pm to 10 pm. The streets will be closed for this event from 9 am to 10 pm from Hill Street to the JohnsonHumrickhouse Museum for motorcycle parking and live entertainment. Cars are also welcome at the event! Magician Jeff Leonard will be performing on the stage and throughout the event from 1 pm to 4 pm for families and friends. In addition to face painting, a live DJ will also be providing family entertainment from noon to 4 pm. The 40 & 8 Chapter of the American Legion will
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be preparing and grilling food outside in the street from noon to 8 pm. The last bike will leave at noon and will be returning by 6 pm when the poker hand will be drawn. Motorcycles will be parked for viewing after 5:00 pm on Whitewoman Street. Lorrie McGrawHardesty, coordinator of the event, has organized several poker runs in past years and points to successful turnouts in the past with bike sign-ins normally exceeding 150 to 200 riders. According to McGraw-Hardesty, “this event will be a little different than past runs, as I am trying to pull families and children in during the day when the riders are out on the run. I think the family events during the day will be fun for everyone, we’ll have good food, and who doesn’t love animals? I think it will be a great
mix and a great time for everyone”. Lorrie has asked that anyone who would like to volunteer for the event to call her at 740-622-3000. Uncorked is a new wine and coffee bar located in the heart of Roscoe Village featuring a full service bar of liquors, beer, wine and gourmet coffees. An outside patio is offered with carry-out service and weekend entertainment. Uncorked is open Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 11 pm, Friday from 8 am to 1 am, Saturday 9 am to 1 am and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm.
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of community leaders dedicated to improving the economic outlook of Coshocton County. “Each person on the board is acutely aware of the employment challenges in our county and wants to do what we can to help,” said Carol Remington, Executive Director of the Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce. “Many of us believe that tourism is an area that can be expanded upon and this amphitheater can be an integral part of the tourism picture,” said Belinda Williamson, Director of the Coshocton County Convention and Visitors Bureau.”Dramas depicting our local history, summer camps, musical concerts, and outdoor church services can be held there. In fact, uses for the facility are limited only by our
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COSHOCTON, OH-The Airport Amphitheater Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that more than $100,000 has been raised, building permits have been secured, and construction should begin on the amphitheater by the end of the month. A steering committee was created last year to explore the possibility of establishing an amphitheater on reclaimed mine land on the Richard Downing Airport property adjacent to the terminal building along Airport Road. Airport Administrator, Bethel Toler, felt the property would make a perfect site for an outdoor amphitheater and would encourage economic development at the airport and the local community. A Board of Trustees was formed
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4-H Demonstration Contest Results
www.coshoctoncountybeacon.com • Classified Hotline 622-4ADS Ten local 4-H members practiced their public speaking skills at the County 4-H Demonstration Contest held July 3rd at the County Services Building. • Placing first in the Junior Individual Division (ages 8-11 years) was Joe Batchelor of • Active Achievers 4-H Club with his demonstration, “Fore!: Sticks and Pebbles to • Graphite and Dimples”. Brittany Winegar of Krafty Kritters placed second with “Chewy, • Gooey, Crunchy and Munchy”. Placing third was Elisha Hamric of Magic Makers with “Ready, Set, Organize”. • Justine Moran of Winner 4-H club took first place honors in the Intermediate Individual Division (12-13 years old) with her demonstration of “Sportsmanship in Action”.
4-H members giving demonstrations at the County 4-H Demonstration Contest were: First Row (left to right) - Elisha Hamric of Magic Makers, Anna Egbert of Krafty Kritters, Isaac Egbert of Krafty Kritters, Brittany Winegar of Krafty Kritters, and Joe Batchelor of Active Achievers. Second Row (l to r) - Justine Moran of Winner, Elizabeth Egbert of Krafty Kritters, Hannah Ringenberg of Krafty Kritters, Rachel Winegar of Krafty Kritters, and Courtney Crown of Active Achievers.
• Second place was Elizabeth Egbert of Krafty Kritters demonstrating “Rabbit Showmanship”. • Hannah Ringenberg of Krafty Kritters place third with her demonstation titled “Cats”
4-H Results from 2008 Ohio State Fair 4-H Photography Day
Chris Saylor of Extreme Achievers was named an “Outstanding of the Day” during the 4-H Photography Day at the Ohio State Fair. His main exhibit for the “Adventures with Your Camera A” project were colored pictures of fireworks taken at the Coshocton 4th of July celebration in a 5 by 7 collage. He also showed the judge his picture of sail boats on Lake Michigan and his sepia picture of a horse, had his photography project book checked for
completeness, and was interviewed on his photography knowledge. His parents are Melissa and Art Saylor of Fresno. 4-H Companion Animal Day
Kaila Jacobs of Cool Keene Kids won two state awards during the 4-H Companion Animal Day at the Ohio State Fair. She earned an “Outstanding of the Day” rosette and the top state award of a 4-H Clock Trophy in the Skillathon for the Cat 2 Project, “Climbing Up”. The Skillathon
had three main parts: 1) Identifying and knowing the characteristics of various cat breeds, 2) Interview on cat knowledge and checking her 4-H cat project book, and 3) Educational Item of her scrapbook showing activities with her cat, Hope, throughout the past year. The scrapbook showed her taking Hope to Autumn Health Care to visit residents; organizing Cool Keene Kids 4-H Club to donate food for the Coshocton Animal Shelter; taking Hope to the spring
•Fourth place was Rachel Winegar of Krafty Kritters with “All About Hamsters”. • In the Junior Team Division (8-11 years), first place awards went to Anna Egbert and Isaac Egbert both of Krafty Kritters 4-H Club. Their demonstration was “Soccer: Equipment You Need and How to Play”. • Courtney Crown of Active Achievers placed first in the Multi-Media Presentation Division with “Preparing for College’. The judges for the event were Paula Hathaway and Zack McMorrow both of Coshocton. Awards were sponsored by Active Achievers 4-H Club, Jacobs Vanaman Agency Inc., Smurfit-Stone, The Vinyl Frontier, and Three Rivers Infusion and Pharmacy Specialists. The Coshocton County Agricultural Society purchased ribbons for the event and public speaking incentive awards were provided through the Coshocton County 4-H Endowment Fund.
“Spotlight on 4-H” to encourage other 4-H members to take a cat project; and information on cats such as the body parts, diseases, and fun activities. The second state honor for Kaila Jacobs was placing first and being presented a blue rosette in Cat 2 Junior Showmanship. For this class, she had to show her cat, Hope, and be interviewed on her cat knowledge. She is the daughter of Monique and Randy Jacobs of Fresno.
Village of Conesville recognizes Volunteer’s of the Year at annual Barbershop Show
The Village of Conesville provided the residents of Coshocton County with a special treat on Saturday evening, August 2nd at River View High School. Following a delicious meal of Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, roll with butter, cookies and beverages, over five hundred guests enjoyed a unique brand of singing called ‘Barbershop”. With songs running the gamut from Frank Sinatra to patriotic and religious and even
the Beach Boys complete with sunglasses, the approving crowd continued to be awed and inspired by the tenors, bass and every melody in between. Conesville Mayor Bill Appis stated that, “You couldn’t ask for anything better for the Village of Conesville. We are very pleased with the show – the community support has been overwhelming. I think this has been the best show ever and we certainly want to thank our sponsors. We couldn’t do it without them.” A thunderous round of applause and a standing ovation concluded the program as the Singing Buckeyes closed out the performance by recognizing all military veterans while singing their branch of service theme song. For several of the people in attendance, the event marked a special time of remembrance, good times past, and even family get-togethers. I enjoyed talking to several former classmates and seeing them reminensce with fellow graduates and parents. The Village of Conesville deserves to be proud of this unique community event that provides
funds to continue improving the park. Marie Spang, a Conesville resident who moved to the U.S. from England likes to attend the event to “support our community. They have gone to a lot of work to provide this event.” The Village of Conesville also took the time to recognize some of their own. A volunteer of the year was awarded to both a male and a female resident of Conesville. Mary Balo, a resident of Conesville for the past 67 years, was awarded with the female of the year volunteer award. Balo graduated from Conesville High School in 1940 and has attended the Conesville U.M.C. for her entire life. Balo has helped with many bazaars, made countless crafts and homemade noodles, and spend countless hours quilting! She is also a member of the Ladies Auxiliary for the FCV volunteer fire department. She has been an active member of that group for the past 52 years. Balo is married to Joe Balo and they have four children, fifteen grandchildren, twenty-eight great grandchildren and is a great great grandmother to one. Balo’s hobbies include quilting, crocheting and knitting. She has also been a member of the Sweet Adeline’s, a women’s barbershop chorus along with her sister, Betty Bookless. Balo also enjoys playing the organ with her brother, Bruce (Junior) Powelson.
Keith Pepper was recognized as the male volunteer of the year while emcee of the evening, Larry Pepper read with emotion the facts about his older brother. Pepper is also a lifelong resident of the village and attended Conesville High School and graduated with the class of 1959. He was employed at Clow from 1959 to 1974 and then began employment at American Electric Power in 1974 until retirement in 2004. Pepper has been a member of the Conesville U.M.C. his entire life and has helped with numerous bazaars and pancake breakfasts. This year will mark Pepper’s fifty year membership with the FCV volunteer fire department. Over the course of these fifty years, Pepper has volunteered countless hours as a fireman and helped with the annual FCV fire department fish fry. He has been involved with the Coshocton County Fair for several years and has been an active member of the fair board since 2000. Pepper is married to the former Shirley Whiteus and has three children, three grandsons and three granddaughters. When not busy volunteering Pepper enjoys fishing and woodworking.
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2008 River Greens Junior Open results
(West Lafayette, Ohio) Nearly perfect conditions greeted the field for the 2008 River Greens Junior Open held Wednesday at River Greens Golf Course.
The A Flight (17-18) was won by Sean Moreland of Zanesville with a score of 70, followed by Clinton Myers with a 72 and Chris Miller of Coshocton with a 72 (Myers won in a playoff).
The B Flight (15-16) was won by Tim Crouch of Mt. Vernon with 73. Second was Joe Metzger of Newark with a 78 and third was Alan Hicks of New Philadelphia with a 79. Tim Crouch also had a hole in one on the 16th hole.
The C Flight (13-14) was won by Matt Miller of Cambridge with a score of 76, followed by Matthew O’Hara with a 78 and Will O’Hara with a 79, both from Mt. Vernon.
The D Flight (9-12) was won by Adam O’Hara of Mt. Vernon with a score of 40, followed by Jed Burga of Quaker City with a 48 and Howie Young of West Lafayette with a 56.
In the girls divisions, in E Flight (15-18), Marie McGinnis of Frazeysburg and Emile Dixon of Pataskala both shot 78, followed by Kelsey Brock of Zanesville with an 83. McGinnis won in a playoff.
In the F Flight (9-14), Rebecca McGinnis of Frazeysburg shot a 39, followed by Shelby Thompson of Uhrichsville with a 41 and Abby Leggett of New Philadelphia with a 47.
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Community Happenings Ice Cream Socials
Ice Cream Social. Central Christian Church, corner of 8th and Main Streets in Coshocton will hold their Ice Cream Social on Saturday, August 16th, from 12 to 3 p.m. in our air conditioned downstairs. Ice cream, home-made sandwiches, pies, chicken & noodles, baked beans and more!
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Ridgewood’s Class of ’66 will be celebrating their 60th birthdays on August 16th, starting at 5 p.m. at Lahna residence on CR 93. Bring a covered dish and lawn chairs. Still need an address for Jemima Stockum. For more information, contact Becky at ibdogmom@tusco.net or 740-824-5240.
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Local Events
Dari Hut in West Lafayette Events. Saturday, August 16th - Square Dance, 7-10./ Friday, August 22nd - Lawn Concert - R&G Acoustics, 7-9. Saturday, August 23rd - 2 Year Anniversary - Hog roast and special band appearance by 8 Seconds a Country/Rock & Roll Band. Serving 5-7; band 7-10. Revival Series. The Coshocton Seventhday Adventist Church is sponsoring a Revival Series in Coshocton. “Hope in Jesus Christ - End-Time Prophecies” schedule of nightly sermons will be held at Triple Locks Theater nightly at 6:30 p.m. and include: Friday, August 15th - Heaven: What and where is it? Saturday, August 16th - Five Horses of Revelations? Sunday, August 17th - Four beasts of Daniel 7. Monday, August 18th - Three steps to Heaven. Tuesday, August 19th - Seven wonders of the Bible. Wednesday, August 20th - One day to remember. Thursday, August 21st - No meeting. Friday, August 22nd - Where are the dead? Saturday, August 23rd - 11:00 a.m. - Gateway to Heaven and 6:30 p.m. - One thousand years of peace. Summer Shindig of the Positive Purpose MS Support Group. The Positive Purpose MS Support Group is planning a Summer Shindig on August 23rd starting at 1:00 p.m. The event will take place at the offices of Krasco. Krasco is located across SR 36 from WalMart at 23897 Airport Road behind the Animal Clinic. Restroom facilities and air conditioning will be available if you should need them. We ask that each attendee bring a covered dish to share and a friend or your family. If you have children, please bring them along as they will have plenty of space to romp. For more information and to RSVP, please call Angie at 740/545-0620 or Cj at 740/824-4370. If you would rather, email Angie at awright_319@yahoo.com or Cj at ddeadred@hotmail.com. Please join us for a fun filled afternoon at the Summer Shindig for the PPMS! Chicken Barbecue. Plainfield United Methodist Church will hold a Chicken Barbecue on Saturday, August 23rd with serving time to begin at 5:00 p.m. The meal will include chicken, homemade potato salad, applesauce, roll, dessert and beverage. Cost is $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for kids. The fellowship hall is air conditioned. “Coshocton’s Best Burger” contest to be held on September 5th on the Courtsquare in conjunction with First Friday in September. This fun contest will ben-
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The staff of River View Junior High School will hold an Open House for all students who will be attending the junior high for the 2008-2009 school year. Students will have the opportunity to pick up their schedules, meet teachers, visit classrooms, pay fees and lunch money. School fees for the year will be $25.00, if paid by September 15th you will receive a 20% discount making it $20.00. This event will be held on Monday, August 18th from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Parents and students are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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Rummage Sale. The Senior Center will be having their fall rummage sale on Thursday and Friday, August 28th and 29th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 201 Brown’s Lane. All proceeds go towards activities for the center. Donations are welcome. Fill-A-Bag for $2.00 will be held on Friday. For more information call 622-4852.
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Saturday, August 16: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM Monday, August 18: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 3 PM 6 PM
Wednesday, August 20: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM Wednesday, August 20: Teens: Plugged and Unplugged. Unwind after school at the library. Every Wednesday afternoon, 2-5 p.m., the meeting room is open for teens only! Surf the Internet, play video and board games, watch movies! Refreshments provided. See you there! 2 PM - 5 PM Thursday, August 21: Teen Movie Night The West Lafayette Branch Library invites teens to this after-hours program featuring a Japanese anime movie or Feature Film. Free admission but space is limited. Register by calling 740-545-6672 or register online at www.coshoctonlibrary.org/westlafayette . 5 PM - 7:30 PM Saturday, August 23: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM Monday, August 25: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 3 PM 6 PM Wednesday, August 27: Books Galore Book Store. The Friends of the Library used book store in the library basement has magazines, movies, audio books, and books galore, all at rock-bottom prices. Open to the public every Monday from 3-6 and Wednesday and Saturday from 10-1. Call 740-622-0956 for information. 10 AM - 1 PM Wednesday, August 27: Teens: Plugged and Unplugged. Unwind after school at the library. Every Wednesday afternoon, 2-5 p.m., the meeting room is open for teens only! Surf the Internet, play video and board games, watch movies! Refreshments provided. See you there! 2 PM - 5 PM
Fair Board Office Releases 2008 Reminders for the Fair Anyone who had box seats or camping spots for the 2007 fair must have the fee paid for the 2008 fair no later than August 3, 2008 to reserve the spots for 2008. The box seat fee remains the same at $250.00. The camping fee has been increased to $100 for 2008.
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The Fair board office will be open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm beginning September 2, 2008. All open class livestock entries must be made by 5:00 pm, September 13, 2008. All other entries must be made by 5:00 pm, September 19, 2008. Fair tickets are available for purchase at
the fair board office and the cost is: Membership - $36.00 (must be a county resident 18 years of age) Season - $35.00 Exhibitor - $25.00 (must be exhibiting and may be purchased when entries are made) All of these tickets are good for 7 admissions to the fair (no rides) and can be used by multiple parties. ie: 7 people can get in 1 day and use the whole ticket or 1 person can use the ticket for every day of the fair. Gate admission will be $8.00 and includes mechanical rides along with grandstand seating.
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Popular Warsaw Restaurant Changes Hands and Name Granny’s Country Kitchen in Warsaw is under new ownership and is now called Mizer’s Country Kitchen. New owners are Larry and Violet Mizer. The restaurant is located on Main Street in Warsaw and boasts ten employees, a full menu and hours from 6:30 am to 8:00 pm Monday thru Saturday and Sunday from 6:30 am to 3:00 pm. Phone number for Mizer’s Country Kitchen is 740-824-3336.
Joe Douglas sports an “unusual” type of headgear for the 5K run. Joe is pictured with daughter Sheridan. We’re not totally sure about this, but we think that Sheridan crossed the finish line ahead of dad.
Friday’s features an all you can eat fish, either pan fried or deep fried. Ribs and steaks are the prime ingredient for a Saturday evening meal with pork loin on Saturday’s and Sunday’s. A unique offering is pan fried chicken on Sunday with three sides. A full menu is available at anytime in addition to the above special offerings. Mizer graduated from River View and spent two years in the United States Army with a year in Vietnam. He then worked for The Ohio State University for 32 years and owned and operated the Baltic Bar & Grill for six years. The Mizer’s are part-time farmers with
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Members of Coshocton Firefighters IAFF Local 216 held their annual 5K run for Muscular Dystrophy on Saturday, August 9th. The run began promptly at 8:30 am with the first runner crossing the finish line around 16 minutes later. Over seventy runners participated this year, with the event continuing to grow in popularity and funds raised. Steve Wilson, local coordinator of the event reported that, “this has just been unbelievable. We have received great support from the community and the business people have all dug a little deeper to help this event. It makes a big difference when local businesses
Mizer feels that the restaurant is a key part of the Warsaw community, offering meals at reasonable prices that “don’t break the bank!” The restaurant currently employs ten people with more coming on and he is proud to have students as workers. The bottom line, according to Mizer, is a good meal at a good price.
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Pictured are Gwenna Neal with children Francie (13) and Sawyer (8). Neal is the assistant cross country coach at River View, working with junior high and high school girls. As a teacher, Neal stated that this event is nice because she “gets to see my students from Keene Elementary, it’s like an extension of sixth grade”.
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The recently held forty-second annual park social and chicken barbeque at the River View Community Park had a little bit of everything this year! Watermelon eating contests, pool coin toss, dunking machine, rubber duck race, ballgames, homemade ice cream, barbequed chicken
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this year’s social was “A great success with perfect weather”. He went on to state that he was “very happy with the turnout, we sold close to 800 barbequed chicken halves and we probably had 800 to 900 people in attendance. This is the main fund-raiser for the pool and the park”. Martha Young and Elnora Wells told us that they enjoy “visiting with friends and people in the community”. One gets the sense that the residents of the Warsaw and Walhonding Valley areas are a closeknit group of people that enjoy the fellowship and family time that an event like this creates.
Zip Zimmer, former football and wrestling standout at River View, laid claim to fame by capturing his third consecutive watermelon eating contest title for the 13 and older category with Daniel Shaffer getting second. In the six and under group, Travin Berry placed first while his friend Cruz Mobley placed a close second. Nova McCormick placed first in the seven to twelve age group with Andrew McMullin placing second. The Walhonding Valley Firefighters started at 3:30 am on the chicken! They barbequed 800 chicken halves for the social using a famous secret recipe kept only by Chet Beard.
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halves with the famous Warsaw fireman’s secret recipe (kept secret by Chet Beard for 42 years!) baked potatoes, Chestnut Ridge bluegrass band, the Walhonding Valley Rube Band, homemade ice cream, homemade noodles, pies, potato salad, homemade ice cream (did we mention that one already?) and more. You get the idea that this event is always a lot of fun and brings together friends and neighbors from the Walhonding Valley and beyond. Now, we may have missed a couple of things but the main purpose of this event is to raise money for the River View Park Board. Jesse Fischer, current president of the board exclaimed that
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Members of the River View Park Board preparing for the social. Left to Right are Michelle Fischer, Lori Robinette and Amy Maxwell.
July 25, 2008 David Alen Arotin of Coshocton to Kerensa Rose Wilde of Coshocton Tony L Barcus of Dresden to Kimberly R Prater of Dresden Tyler Zane Frankenbery of Frazeysburg to Marlene Frances Parker of Frazeysburg July 30, 2008 Clay Collins Utley of Arlington, WA to Heather Michelle Baker of Arlington, WA Bruce K. Whitworth of Warsaw to Patricia L. Shriver of Shreve, OH August 1, 2008 Joseph Eric Yurko of Killbuck to Pamela Jean French of Killbuck Benjamin Edward Hall of Coshocton to Rachel Jane Beauchamp of Guernsey August 5, 2008 Shane Klein of Coshocton to Darlene Klein of Coshocton Nathan Noel Berry of Fresno to Crista Rae Baumer of Coshocton August 6, 2008 Cody Scott Robinson of Newcomerstown to Tanya Marie Darr of Newcomerstown August 7, 2008 Jonathan McGiffin Hill of West Lafayette to Courtney Michelle Hoffman of West Lafayette Richard Robert Grier of Coshocton to Angela Marie Shepherd of Coshocton
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K C Auto Repair 125 S. 4th St., Cosh (740) 622–1919 1st & 2nd Shift Repairs “Honest Prices for Honest Repairs!”
Clark’s Orchard Peaches, Nectarines & Plums Morgan Run Rd. (740) 622-1881 Mon.-Sat. 11am-4pm
Fence and Feed
Advertising
Nutrena Feed - free local delivery Posts, Gates, Wire & More Toll Free: 877-327-1018 www.mitchellsfencesupply.com
Advertise your business HERE! 4 lines for $10.00 • Additional Lines – $2.00 • Logo – $10.00 Additional Categories may be added.
Lawn Care
Call Nicole to place your Professional Service, Business, or home based business in
Bryan’s Lawn Mowing Service (740) 623-0288 or (740) 502-4261 Lawn Mowing & More! Free Estimates!
1102 Chestnut St., Coshocton at the 5-way Light • 623-2200
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*Tax & Title Down, Rates range from 5.99% to 14%. terms from 24 months to 72 months.
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FINANCING To Fit Your Needs!
3 month - 3,000 mile warranty on all used vehicles!
4 cyl., 4 dr., Clean, Red
$10,200
2006 Ford Escape FWD 6 cd., Nice Ride, Black
2003 Chevy Trailblazer LTZ
4 WD, Leather, Blk/Gold
Brake Special For August
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2005 Saturn ION
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$99.00
turning or replacement of rotors extra
Like New
$19,900 Bus. Phone:
4 dr., Clean, Red
$8,200
740.498.6500 Toll Free: 800.675.7013
700 E. State St., Newcomerstown Sales Hours: M, T, TH, F 8-6, W 8-5, Sat 9-1 Service Hours: M-F 8-5 www.crossroadsdealerships.com
ASE Certified Techs: Ron Fisher, Jason Quillin
We can Help Rebuild Your Credit! 1-800-938-FORD or www.decoskyford.getayes.com
Decosky
801 South Second St., Coshocton Phone 740-622-0001 Fax 740-622-7347 www.decoskyford.com
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2006 GMC Sierra 2005 Nissan 4 WD, Crew Cab, Sharp, Sentra
HELP WANTED
The Coshocton County Beacon is growing and we are in need of a weekend /parttime photographer with writing skills to cover local events in our community. The qualified candidate will have their own digital photography equipment, the desire to talk to people and a thorough knowledge of our community. Please drop off, email or mail your qualifications with samples of your work to: Mark Fortune, Publisher, The Coshocton County Beacon, 226 Main Street, Coshocton, Ohio 43812. Email address is: mark@coshoctoncountybeacon.com
YARD/GARAGE SALES
3 Family Garage Sale. Sat. Aug. 16th, 8am-5pm. 101 W. Russell Ave in West Lafayette. Furniture, surround sound, scrap book supplies, household items, boys clothes sz. 12m-4T, adult and teen clothes. Lots of misc. Garage Sale. 821 Hill St. Sat. Aug. 16, 8am-5pm. Some antiques, linens, furniture, Coshocton milk bottles, RCA upright record player. Garage Sale. August 23rd, Sat. 9-4, 155 South Tenth St. (between lower Adams and Orchard). Women’s clothing, plus sizes on down, many new w/tags. New Americana, wall decor, antiques, glassware, Longaberger, small lawn tools, lawn furniture, black TV shelf unit and Holiday decorations. Too much
REAL ESTATE
to mention. Sweet tooth goodies. Cumberland Yard Sale Days & CVFD Chicken BBQ! August 23rd, 8am-? For more information: www.vikingrental.com
Buying? Selling? WE KNOW 45 WAYS TO DO FINANCING! 0% down payment, possible 1% interest rate. First time home buyers, call today! Mary Mason and Sheri Fortune of Agents Realty & Auction Service. Call 740-622-0700. www.agentsrealty1.com
LAWN & GARDEN
7 foot Landscape Rake, like new, $350. OBO. 740-622-2333
APARTMENT RENT
MOBILE FOR SALE
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3 bedroom trailer w/ add on, block foundation, double lot, 3 blocks from Ridgewood Schools. $45,900. Phone 740-545-7236 for appt.
For rent, 1BR Apt. Pay own electric and gas, 1st floor. Rent and deposit. Call 740-622-5806, if no answer leave message.
HOUSE FOR RENT
Due to the high cost of getting by. Retired Conesville area S.W.M. is looking for someone to share his home. Send resume, cover letter and why he should let you share his home to: Homeshare General Delivery, Conesville, OH 43811
2001 Mansion Home.
One owner (placed on land Dec. 2001) 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, vaulted ceiling, vinyl sided, porch and rear deck, central air unit, open living room/kitchen floor plan, refrigerator, gas range, water softener, washer and dryer included, water heater has special expansion tank for a closed water system, original window treatment and papers included. $18,000. OBO. 740-545-6840. Optional acre and a half of land with septic, propane & electric already available (ask for details!) If trailer is purchased separately, buyer must have it moved.
2BR mobile home in Tyndal, RVSD, appliances furnished, W/D hook-up, A/C. Available now. Water, sewer and trash free. $400 plus utilities. Deposit and references required. 740-829-2958 leave message.
AUCTIONS
Next Auction is Aug. 22nd. Agents Realty & Auction Service. Friday starting at 5:30 pm. Pictures & details at www.agentsrealty1.com or www.auctionzip.com. Location 23024 CR 621 in Coshocton. 740-622-0700
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WANTED TO BUY
Would like to purchase used Volkswagon Beetle parts. Call 740-829-2038 TIMBER! Buying Standing Timber - (sawlogs and/ or chipwood). Providing all types of harvesting including selective harvesting, thinning, clearing and whole tree chipping. Paying top prices. Prefer 10 acres or more. Call 740-622-5815 or 330-231-0745.
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Ford 2003 F150 Supercrew Harley Davidson Pkg, fully loaded, only 20k miles, Must see! Supercharged! $22,980. 740-623-2200 GMC 2006 Sierra, 4WD, Crew cab, sharp, like new. $19,900. 740-498-6500
VANS
Kia 2002 Sedona Van, 36k miles, local trade, Must See! $8,490. 740-623-2200
SUV
Chevrolet 2000 Blazer LT,
A U T O / T R U C K 4x4, sunroof, CD, alloy PARTS leather, heated seats, lugSet of 4 Tires and Rims for sale. Open Country tires, R275-70R16 and Eagle Alloys Rims, chrome. $650. Call 740-622-9645
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Ford 1996 Mustang GT, 5-spd, A/C, PW, PDL, white with gray leather, good condition. $4,200. 740-623-9904
gage rack, 6 cyl. $7,495. 740-623-8337 Chevy 2003 Trailblazer LTZ, 4WD, leather, Blk/ gold. 740-498-6500 Honda 2005 CRV, AWD, 4 Cyl, $16,495. 740-623-8337
ATV’s
Saturn 2005 Ion, 4 cyl., 4 door, clean, red. $10,200. 740-498-6500 Honda 2001 Accord EX, local trade, one owner, fully loaded, only 60k miles. Gas Saver! $11,990. 740-623-2200 Kia 2008 Rondo LX, factory warranty, side airbags, fuel economy. $16,595. 740-623-8337
TRUCKS
Dodge 1991 Ram 4x4, new mud tires, CD player, tool box, very little rust, 130k miles, runs great. Asking $1,700. OBO. 740-502-6560
Yamaha 2000 Blaster 200, fast, runs great, good tread on tires, FMF power core pipe. $950. Call 740-502-6560 To place your classified ad call Nicole at 622-4237 or fax to 623-9937 or visit us at 226 Main St.!
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05 Ford Explorer XLT 4x4, Luggage Rack, Tow Pkg
NADA Value: $16,400
Your Price: $11,995 You SAVE: $4,405
08 Kia Rondo LX
Factory warranty, Side Airbags, Fuel economy
Your Price: $16,595
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05 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS
4x4, AC, CD, Alloy, PW-L-M, Tilt, CR, Luggage Rack, Lumbar Seat, 4.2, 6 Cyl
NADA Value: $15,225
Your Price: $11,895 You SAVE: $3,330
07 Jeep Liberty
05 Honda CR-V
Your Price: $16,495
Your Payment: $249/mo.*
Your Payment: $266/mo.*
00 Chevrolet Blazer LT
05 Kia Sorento EX
4x4, Sunroof, CD, Alloy, Leather, Heated Seats, Luggage Rack, 6 Cyl
Your Price: $7,495
Your Payment: $155/mo.*
4x4, AC, CD, PW-S-L-M, Tilt, CR, Luggage Rack, 3.7, 6 Cyl
AWD, 4 Cyl
Your Price: $14,495 Your Payment: $217/mo.*
04 Chevy Trailblazer
Just In This Out!
Just In This Out!
4x4, Sunroof, CD, Running Boards, Luggage Rack
4x4, Tow Pkg
00 Dodge Durango SLT
4x4, Third Row Seat, Luggage Rack, 4.7, 8 Cyl
NADA Value: $8,275
Your Price: $5,995 You SAVE: $2,280
05 Hyundai Santa Fe 4x4, Luggage Rack, Tow Pkg
Your Price: $13,995 Your Payment: $226/mo.*
02 Ford Explorer XLT
Just In This Out! 4x4, Alloy, Luggage Rack, Running Boards, 6 Cyl
*Requires 10% cash or trade value down plus tax, title, and fees, 54-72 month term, 6.24-10% rate upon credit approval.
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