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   Commentator, The (Newspaper) - November 1, 1967, Coshocton, Ohio                               YES t Hospital and School tit OHIO ARTS 11 C K V CRAFTS MEET SUNDAY CO-OPERATION N AND OFFERS EFFICIENCY OPEN Ike OMo Arts and Guild win be Dr James P Anderson IB of art at The meeting open to the public win at in Part Hotel where of die Guild in display of their own crafts and off art Mrs Harold of Fine Mrs known local for die display and for a mid An important feature of the program win of die Guild's ly successful Stan Manor Mart at Akron where 20 of the demonstrated their ork during die show The non- profit Guild die only such volunteer organization in Ohio has approximately 200 members residing in some 70 erent localities the state Its headquarters are at Cambridge Dr Anderson who Joined die faculty die past season win have for his die responsibility of craftsmen die and Us patrons to improve standards of excellence in crafts items He works in a of media and is author of a number of articles relating to his field His work has been accepted for displays and exhibitions in many parts of die country including in Ohio die Ohio State Fair Denison university and Art A graduate of Eastern New Mexico University he earned his master's degree at Hardin Simmons University and his doctor's at George Peabody College He began his art teaching career in public schools in Michigan and moved on to collegiate instruction at Morehead State in Kentucky Texas tech and Western Pm fc is a dry of asd is rigidly future ft and schools us parks and Mary oa Thursday Nov The play win M NOV 16 17 it and Nov 23 24 and 23 Gloria Monckton 1 dunk the best way to rial Jsi active city aTgood commission with of many interested in a Ugh rate of enjoyment for our citizens I am in a sound yearly program diat tO L shouM serve an die people and integrity Our present dry council is a fine example where Democrats and mutual respect and operation can work together for many for die com- munity they have bad of opinion common aiders die needs of aU sections of die with the dry elected mayor I shall work of the various programs for to the people they serve V I a1 fortunate to be I shall endeavor to wholeheartedly serve the people of the community to the of my ability Keeping ported himself too bocy to dw to of good seating by Two types of 3 3 t for 1 Mailings are to he sent I j sM Mary U by Rae The cast Is as Mary Ux Harris Boh Me Bert Oscar Nelson Dick Roberts Tiffany Richards Frande and LODGE MASTER ADVANCES Troy Jr Past Master of Lodge F re- During tine Guild's short business sion conducted by the president Miss Leona Boring of Canton various tee reports win be given and an election for the board of trustees wlH be held NEW POPPY D Veterans Day November been announced date in Mrs chairman in- behalf of die sponsoring VFW auxiliary 2040 This of the Grand mean there will now be two Poppy Days Traditionally Poppy Day has always been Memorial Day May 30 and still will be On that date the organisation selling poppies win be VFW Post No 1330 SCOUTING BIDS Plans and action for the Boy Scout camp developing near Conesville moved ahead another step on November 9 when bids for phase one of the first camp will be opened in the Scout less than our goal was tbe Harris Chairman of are going over the top of of Norman the United Fund Lodge of Ohio held in Mr is at River But 99 is not the goal of and we want to make any last minute contributions New contributors or people coming in with n help uff TO alcy Pictured above is Dr James P An- derson featured speaker of the Ohio Arts and Craft Guild meeting Center office Ludec and Rice Council Scout E tive expects more than sixty Scout ers to be in hand for The Historic Scouting are many die last ft is not too late to send hi a coupon BOOK ABOUT KIDS Coshocton school children will bring home a booklet tomorrow written by Roy McKInley superintendent of dry schools entitled 1967 Your City Schools A Report to die The report deals all facets of city school operation and is submitted to parents and taxpayers so may be better Informed ARMY MOW The following boys left for Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio for induction United States Army on October 25 Mr James Eugene Rural Route 2 Warsaw Ohio Mr Robert Ernest Shroyer Rural Route 5 Coshocton twelve years Mr win be officially stalled as District Deputy Grand Master by die Grand Orator Right Worshipful Brother Fay L of die Grand Lodge of Ohio on Tuesday evening No- 14 1967 at p.m In his home lodge West Bedford Onto An invited to attend the installation FEATURE HOSPITAL DILEMMA ON TV County Dilemma win be die tide of a special story about Coshocton County Memorial pital to be telecast over Thursday evening at The narrative win start with die de- dication ber 11 1957 and win trace die history of die hospital up to die present Narrator wm be a private citizen teUIng die story of die development as observed by a layman than from die stand point of a hospital official or staff member For die most part die narrator win be a voice off as dw presentation is essentially pictorial Included win be pictures of the de- dication main hospital building and die subsequent opening of die Extended Care Unit together with il- lustrations of various departments of both units in operation Diagrams die nature of die problem of deterioration of die brick Teneer facing of die new hospital ing win also be featured DEER MOVING The back deer are moving dw herd and the danger of is increased according Dick game protector Increased HENRY GEHRKE WINS CONSERVATION AWARD Henry E Gehrke off Rt 3 near die Colonial Swim Crab was awarded die Coshocton County Wildlife Con- servation Award which Is given each year to a county resident by Ohio's Division of Wildlife in recognition lOaY SKY CONGRATULATES OLD TIMER Game Protector Dick on die inspects a wood duck box set out by Henry Gehrke deft who won 1967 Conservation award sik month of OCTOBER at known dear crossing areas Thero have baon at teast 5 deer kills Your carrier is ia a contest to which boy ia and West Lafayette can meet improve his resold on Us route When your boy calls at the doa this week or pay him help him be Mr Gehrke age 30 farms over 600 acres tat County and follows Soil Conservation Service Standards which Includes erosion control contour plowing fencing of wooded areas tree planting off brush piles for game cover Mr Gehrke plans ing home crop for game feeding A major project was creation of a one acre pond near his home for water control This pond to stocked trout and bass sod food la die rule He has set out two wood duck boxes on coon proof poles and a recent check with game protector Dick indicates diat one setting of waa raised Mr Genrke is married to dw former Shirley of and dwy are dw parents of two Cheryl 13 and Diane 12 of oak Grove Cilia 4-H Clab area Coshocton was Sky Wharton Candidate for mayor pictured on die left shakes die band of Mr G A Krebs 84 center while Robert enuring Ican leader right similarly con- ices Krebs Krebs is a life long lean and an m wlU be voting for Sky Wharton for mayor He feels this is in keeping wUh bis perfect voting since be became of voting age 21 he has never missed a day at die polls a perfect record of 63 years Mr Krebs was born Oct 30 last Monday He pians to to die voting 10 continue his record m of Us politics he says I am a my waa a Republican and all of s He firmly be- years of service to retire from die U S Postal Department He started as a rural mall carrier at Dresden when be was IS and retired in 1933 at me age of 50 32 years of service A law was passed due year to retire anyone 30 years of vice Most of dwse years he carried his route by hone matt wagon ft when die roads were not passable he would his wagon and go Jfr burse back There were no paved roads The only holiday waa Christmas To help some of bis patrons who could o that when vodni a National or SUM one shoOd stick to Ms M when you know your candidates bow he has been known to do a little Mr Krebs also has a record of being die youngest yet widi die most some 01 mm not get to town he would groceries They hi nun pat a note in die mail boot and say Krebs come to dw bouse got warm and have a hot bowl of During World War O DC worked years for dw Carnation Milk Co beto fln dw When dw boys come borne have my Speaking of dw ia Us family be says to say Mom and I had 8 stars la our window at one and dwy an got home We were hicky Mr Mrs Krebs from Dresden to hi Mrs Krebs died 1994   

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