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MARK FORTUNE Pictured are a group of unidentified Boy Scouts that attended the annual Klondike Derby and camped outside in frigid temperatures. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
Boy Scouts from around the area convened at the Muskingum Valley Scout Reservation on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 16, 17 and 18 for the annual running of the Klondike Derby. The Klondike Derby is where a group of scouts pull a sled that they have built on a preestablished course with several stops – or stations. The stations range from building a fire and cooking pancakes to first aid, compass reading and more. Essentially the Derby is about learning to survive in the outdoors. Landon Arnold, of host Troop 438, which meets at Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church, was this year’s program director. Arnold explained that the Klondike Derby is meant to “help scouts learn to survive in the
winter time and brave the elements. We’ll be testing scout skills at each station with a set time limit. The scouts have to make a pancake in a mess kit is one example of this”, Arnold explained. When asked to comment on the weekends activities during the harsh weather conditions, Arnold quickly quipped, “Mother’s don’t camp!” Glenn Fischer, the local district chairman of the Boy Scouts, said that, “this is the first time we’ve let a boy run the event – that’s why we ordered the low temperatures and the snow!” Jeff Wickerham, Senior District Executive with the Muskingum Valley Council of the Boy Scouts added that, “we want to try and make sure the boys were prepared. We talked to each
scout master – if a boy was uncomfortable they did not have to participate. This event is meant to provide an opportunity to challenge these boys and give them (the boys) a chance to achieve and survive in these extreme temperatures. We had a meeting to make sure everyone knew the signs of frostbite – and were prepared”. Wickerham reported that there were 56 youth and adults camping with 40 of those spending Friday night outdoors in the frigid temperatures. A low temperature of minus 23 degrees was recorded early Saturday morning – a new record for the Klondike Derby. In fact, as one scout explained, “this is the first time we’ve actually had snow for the Derby that I have participated in!”
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now being thrust into the spotlight. I believe that we are adjusted to operating in a sluggish environment although there may still be some pain to endure as we monitor the recent cutbacks at the city and county level. These things are happening throughout the nation as local governments find themselves having to adjust to meet reduced taxes and less federal funding. Despite all of these conditions, our area is well poised for economic recovery and our leaders in local civic groups, government, business, faith and education are doing everything they can to work together and minimize the losses locally. The Coshocton County Commissioners are continuing to push forward with the rural broadband initiative which will have a deep and long lasting positive impact on our economy and open up our citizens to the world through the internet. Opportunities abound in this technological arena and one only has to look at the impact from YouTube, FaceBook, Google, Yahoo! or any of the dozens of other internet based companies to see that our
industrial landscape has changed forever. America is based on creativity and innovation, with scientists and inventors finding ways to help our country when it needed it most. The cotton gin, the combine, the electric light bulb and the steam engine transformed America and generated wealth beyond measure – but not without loss for many. Ask a canal boat captain what he thought of the locomotive and you probably had to hold your ears! I believe that we are once again facing similar challenges – and changes – in our country. Educating ourselves about new technology, new industries and new devices is what America is all about. Hang on world, and watch the people of America rise to the challenge once again! The President has asked us to do our part to help. Super Bowl prediction – Cardinals 24, Steelers 21. Kurt Warner will do it again.
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Pictured L-R: Siblings Katie Hardesty, 6, John Hardesty, 8, and Lauryn Hardesty, 10, skid to a stop in several inches of snow that fell in western Coshocton County on Thursday, January 15th. With classes at Union Elementary cancelled for the day, the energetic youngsters went sledding on the hill behind their home. Early that morning their dad, Stan Hardesty, managed to get to work in Coshocton despite less-than-favorable road conditions. With afternoon temperatures hovering in the high teens, their mom, Kori, said the kids later enjoyed hot chocolate inside as much as the snow outside. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
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Jackson Township and has been with the Coshocton Fire Department for over 35 years. He was diagnosed in September 2008 with inoperable brain cancer. “We would like to see people come out and support someone who’s given so many years of service to the community,” added Devore. “Especially in these hard times when it is tough to have all the extra medical bills to pay.” Devore says that many people have donated toward the charitable event. “Kids America has been great to
By Jan Myers let us use the facility,” she said. “We have received contributions from Pepsi, Dominoes, Roberta’s Catering and others. We will run a concession stand during the game and donations will be accepted.” Admission to the charity basketball game will also be a donation. Devore says that a fund has been set up at the Home Loan Savings Bank where contributions toward the George Hare Jr. benefit can be sent. Since Devore says they plan to make the Guns vs. Hoses Charity Basketball
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started brainstorming for their project in late October with artists Steven Matthew Brown, Jack Walker, and Anne Cornell, director of The Pomerene Center, who stated, “This is the highlight of our year. Over sixty hours has been invested in this – lots of brainstorming and organizational work went in to the kids efforts. These kids like talking to people”. One of the students, Megan Carroll, said that “I never thought I could help with volunteering – it made me feel good about myself”. Carroll, along with fellow students Kaelie Darr, Cassie Holmes, Tiffany Jennings and Changdera Mack, volunteered at the Good Shepherd Christian Assembly located on Main Street in Coshocton. The students helped prepare and serve food. The first of the three videos, titled “Time Well Spent”, focused on encouraging volunteerism and the time that the above mentioned students spent at the Good Shepherd Christian Assembly. The second video, titled “From Power Line to Plate”, was a humorous look at the lowly pigeon – or squab – as a food source. The video pointed out that in many countries Pigeon is considered a delicacy. Students Jon Geary, Bryear Mitchem, Robert Reber, Devin Taylor and Josh Vestal interviewed several area residents about squab. Believe it or not, there were some folks that knew squab
Fourteen students from the Coshocton Opportunity School worked with the Pomerene Center for the Arts to produce three separate videos for their Media Arts Project. Pictured are; front, Bryer Mitchem, first row standing; Devin Taylor, Changdera Mack, Robert Reber, Josh Vestal, Megan Carroll, Devon Brady, Kaelie Darr, and Cody Darr. Hiding behind Darr is Dylon Hawk. Back row is Tiffany Jennings, Cassie Holmes and Jeanee Gerthing. Not pictured is Jon Geary. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
is actually pigeon! The highlight of the video had to be the boys ordering squab at several of Coshocton’s fast food establishments. No, none serve squab but the boys had a couple of pretty convincing moments! And of course, what video would be complete without an actual sampling of pigeon – which the boys all exclaimed that they would try again! The third video documented the need for donations at the two of the local food pantries in our community; New Life Ministries and the Open Pantry of Nellie. Participating students were Devon Brady, Cody Darr, Jeanee Gerthing and Dylon Hawk. These students interviewed Pastor Mark Granger of New
Life Ministries and Sharon Kirck at the Open Pantry of Nellie. The students discovered and documented the need for quality and nutritious food such as; canned goods without syrup and low in sodium. There were several questions from the audience during this segment regarding what the local food pantries and the Good Shepherd Christian Assembly need with mainly food and monetary donations being the response. Devon Brady said that the most important thing she gained from this experience is that there is a lot to be learned and “to treat others the way you want to be treated – I realized that I would want someone to help me if necessary”.
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Terri Klein serves up a sampling of chili for the celebrity judges while Marge Neff and Connie Lahna (holding United Way sign) look on. Staff and residents of Coshocton Health & Rehabilitation Center prepared fourteen varieties of chili for the event – which was held to raise money for the United Way of Coshocton County. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
The Coshocton Health & Rehabilitation Center held a chili judging contest last week with fourteen different varieties of chili being served. The chili was pre-
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We plan on doing things each month this year – it shows the spirit of our staff – I’m so darned proud of them!” When asked about the particular chili he was sampling Matt Shannon of The Chamber stated that it was “hot and spicy!” Valerie Boateng of The Coshocton Tribune said that the first sample she tried “tasted like Mom’s chili, minus the
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The 2009 slate of officers for the Coshocton County Board of Realtors is pictured from left to right; Tony West, Vice-President, Jessica Williams, Treasurer, Christi Olinger, President and Marlene Griffith, Secretary. West is a Realtor with the Jacobs-Vanaman Realty Company, Williams is a Realtor with Olde Town Realty, Olinger is a Realtor with Peddicord Rice Auction Realty and Griffith is the broker and owner of Coshocton Towne Centre Realty and Home and Hearth Ltd. (Beacon photo by Mark Fortune)
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RV Board of Education Meeting. The River View Board of Education has changed the date of the February Board of Education meeting to February 17th, at 6:00 p.m. The Breakfast Buffet. meeting will be held in the West Lafayette Lions Administrative Office. Club Breakfast Buffet will be Saturday, 2009 Program SchedFebruary 7th at the ule for the Coshocton West Lafayette United Chapter Ohio GeneaMethodist Church, lo- logical Society. cated on the corner of Most monthly meetOak Street and Rus- ings are held the sell Avenue. Serving Third Thursday of the from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 month at 7:30 PM in a.m. Cost is $6.00 for the meeting room at adults and $4.00 for the Coshocton Public children. The West Library located at 655 Lafayette Lions Club Main St., Coshocton, is collecting used Eye OH 43812. Time and Glasses for recycling, place may change as you can bring the eye per yearly schedule. glasses to the Break- Jan 20th - Archeology fast or drop off at Vil- in Coshocton County -“Wendy Schumaker” lage Market. Feb 17th - Tour of SaEast School “Sweets cred Heart Church for your Sweet” Mar 17th - Wood Carvers Newcomerstown East -- “Larry Bryan” School invites you Apr 21th - Living Histo “Sweets For Your tory-Kate -- “Llasha Sweet” Friday, Feb- Philabaum” ruary 13 in the East May 19th - Local HisSchool Gym from 3:00- tory -- “Ken Smails” 5:30 p.m. There will Jun 16th - Coshocton be a huge variety of Advertising -- “Greg delicious homemade Coffman” cookies, candies & Jul 21th - Tombstone desserts available for Restoration -- “James only $5 per pound. Pennell” You can make up your Aug 18th - Writing Your own assortment of fa- Memoirs -- “Christie vorites! Come early Merce” for the best selection! Sep 15th - ShadyAll proceeds benefit bend Manor House -the East School “Re- “Charles Downer” Oct 20th - Nominations lay for Life” team. Nov 17th - Election of Officers Dec 15th - Dinner, Installation of officers, Awards Bluegrass and Buffet. January 30th at Cindy’s Diner, Rt. 62 & Rt. 39 Berlin, Ohio. Music starts at 5:00 p.m. with Saltcreek inc. 330-407-8124
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A circus theme will be the backdrop for this year's Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl for Kids' Sake event on February 20 and 21 at the Coshocton Bowling Lanes. A special school bowl event will be held on February 27 for school-aged teams. Available bowling times are11:00 am, 1:00 pm, and 3:00 pm. Teams are encouraged to call 623-8110 to reserve a lane. Sheila Mayse, Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS), says the annual event, now in its 28th year, is the primary fundraiser for them raising nearly 50% of the agency’s annual budget."The goal this year is to raise $45,000," she said. "Last year the event brought in just over $39,000. I feel this goal is attainable. If every bowler we had last year returns this year and raises an additional $12.00, we can meet goal." Mayse says the circus theme will feature "Merf the Clown", who will bring balloon animals and air brushed tattooing. "We will also have large picture cutouts for teams to get their photo taken as one of their favorite circus entertainers," explained Mayse. "This year’s cutout photo board was designed by Big Sister and artist Kelsey Schott and painted by Littles and Peer Mentors participating in the BBBS program."
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information about their businesses to share with bowlers at the event," stated Mayse. Mayse says she is anxiously awaiting the formation of the teams for next month's event. "It's always very nerve wracking waiting for the teams to call in for information," admitted Mayse. "We have great return teams each year. Annin & Co. usually brings several teams and last year they had 17. Ridgewood Middle School was also a huge supporter last year bringing a large number of teams." Mayse says she hopes to see some challenges developed among teams such as between the Rotary Club and Kiwanis. Bowl for Kids' Sake is also a good way to increase the awareness of the needs BBBS has for volunteers. Currently there are 19 community based matches in their traditional program with 21 children on a waiting list. "The majority of those waiting are boys," said Mayse. "There are a lot of little boys in our community who need positive male role models."
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They have around 30 teens who serve as peer mentors during group events. "This provides training opportunities for the teen volunteers to learn more about mentoring," stated Mayse. "We also have the Side-by-Side parent mentoring which matches inexperienced young parents with more experienced parents offering them a support system." SMILES is a school based mentoring program that focuses on both the academic and social development of children in the school setting. Volunteers commit to meeting with the child in the school for one class period per week. They also offer a program for mentoring children of incarcerated parents. BBBS is a United Way agency, with last year’s allocation comprising 10% of the budget. The remaining is derived from donations, fundraisers, and grants. For more information about the services offered at Big Brothers Big Sisters or to get information about forming a team, call them at (740) 623-8110.
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Mayse is hopeful that there will be at least 95 teams as there have been in the past. In addition to that number, there are usually nearly 50 schools teams that participate. The five-person teams have two hours to bowl two games. They receive a free Dominoes pizza and enjoy the DJ music of Big D's Music on the Run. "Funds are raised by individuals on the teams, who raise money on behalf of the agency," explained Mayse. "Each adult team member is asked to raise at least $50.00. Anyone who raises $75 or more gets one of the Bowl for Kids' Sake T-shirts." Additional funds come from sponsorships from local businesses, including corporate and lane sponsorships. This year’s corporate sponsors are Coshocton Bowling Lanes, Domino’s Pizza, and Kraft Foods. Bowling lanes are also available for sponsorship. At the $100.00 level, lane sponsors are recognized with a banner placed above the lanes. "We encourage sponsors to provide us with
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January 9, 2009 Eugene D. and Marianne Lautenschleger to Kenneth K, & Mary Lou Dovenbarger, Trustees, Dovenbarger Family; $155,000 Dawn Yvette & Jack Fitch to Larry Endsley; $14,000 Richard & Danielle A. Madinger by Sheriff to Green Tree Service, LLC; $12,000 Countrytyme Lodi, LTD to Daniel Seibel; $19,990 January 12, 2009 David J. & Mariam R. Miller to Eli A. & Leroy J. Hershberger; $217,310 January 13, 2009 Sheriff Timothy Rogers to Robert Lipps; $28,000
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Coshocton Common Pleas Court – Divorces/ Dissolutions Divorces Granted: Raycene K. Arnold of West Lafayette to Jonathan A. Arnold of Coshocton Kathy Fry of Cambridge, OH to Frederick Fry of Cumberland, OH Susan Dianne Guilliams of Coshocton to James Harold Guilliams of Warsaw
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cated recommendations to find out the needs of the parish and suggestions as to how to meet those needs. The census will help to update records on current members and the survey will give direction to the Stewardship Committee for future programs and activities within the parish. Parishioners that are currently registered with Sacred Heart Church will receive the census and survey, along with a cover letter, in the mail. It may be completed by all adults in the
household and returned to the parish office, sent in by mail, or dropped in the church collection basket. Those who do not receive the mailing and those Catholics in Coshocton County who are not registered with Sacred Heart Church may either contact the parish office at 740-622-8817 or download the forms from the parish website to complete their registration (sacredheartcoshocton.org), print them, fill out and return them to the parish office.
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Sacred Heart Church in Coshocton is undergoing a parishwide census and survey of its parishioners. The last census and survey were taken in 1996, at the time of Sacred Heart's 100th anniversary. As with all groups, it is vital to Sacred Heart Church's health and wellbeing to assess where the parish is currently and to take the information to plan its future. The Parish Self Study (PSS), initiated by the Diocese of Columbus and conducted by a focus group in June, 2008, indi-
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resume or letter of interest to: The Coshocton County Beacon 226 Main Street, Box 19 Coshocton, Ohio 43812 EOE
Taking Applications:
Apply at Colonial Sports-N-Courts, 1101 Fairy Falls Drive, Coshocton
NON-PROFIT SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY
has four open positions: Weatherization Administrator. Home Delivered Meal Driver, Weatherization Technician, Receptionist. Send resume to or apply at: Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland CAC, 120 North 4th Street, Coshocton, OH 43812 Attn: HR EOE
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PETS Black Lab Puppies.
AKC Certified, 1st shots, wormed, vet checked. Ready 1st week of Feb. $250. 740-623-8655
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
rent. Located at 337 Pine Street. $450/mo. plus deposit. Utilities not included, Section-8 approved. 740-6220705
Nice
2 Bedroom, stove,
refrigerator, garage, No pets, coin operated laundry, 1-year lease. 740-622-8020
Bedroom House. $400/mo. includes water, sewer, trash. Washer/dryer hook-up, lease, no pets. 740-824-4126
plete Twin Bed Set. Must be nice and clean. 740-622-9673
Standing
Timber
or chipwood. 5 acres or more. Contact 740545-9227.
TIMBER!
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SERVICES OFFERED Engine Repair. Arts
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furnished apartments for rent. Appliances included, no pets. $300$500 rent. 740-5023792 or 740-829-2403
07 Ford Focus SE,
06 Jeep Commander,
4-dr, 28,390 miles. $9,995. 740-622-0001
4x4. $12,995. 622-3936
Sleeping Room with
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Mailbu, 4 cyl., 37,025 miles. $10,500. 740-6220001
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Furnished and Un-
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DUPLEX FOR RENT 2 Bedroom, 1 bath.
$475/mo. 106 E Russell Avenue, West Lafayette. New bathroom, hardwood floors, bright & sunny, w/d hook-up. 310-946-5247
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02 Ford Explorer XLT,
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Very nice brick, ranch home on a flat lot. The home features 3 bedrooms, bath, living room and kitchen on the main floor. The home also has newer carpet, newer wood flooring, newer appliances, newer hot water heater, central air, a family room and bedroom in the basement, ample storage, two car garage, toilet and shower in the basement and main floor laundry hook-up. There is a nice concrete patio outside and a newer storage buidling with electric. Call 740-6220700. Agents Realty & Auction Service.
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