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2A I Thursday, Aug. 6, 2009 www.coshoctontribune.com AROUND TOWN COMMUNITYSTATE 4-H SPORTFISHING CLASS 4-H NATURAL RESOURCES DAY ETC. FRANKS SELECTED TO YOUTH CHOIR COSHOCTON Abigail and Andrew Franks, children of if te; i I Brent and Peggy Wyler, have been selected to the All-Ohio Youth Choir to perform during the Ohio State Fair under the COSHOCTON The annual Cognion family reunion will be 12:30 p.m. Aug. 23 at the Coshocton County Fairgrounds.

COUNTY 4-H SWIM NIGHT RE-SCHEDULED COSHOCTON The County 4-H Swim Night has been rescheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. Aug. 16 at the Lake Park Aquatic Center. 4-H members and leaders may take family and friends. Each person pays $1 at the gate.

A 4-H member or leader must be in the group to enter the gate. The concession stand will also be open. Swim night is sponsored by the Coshocton County 4-H Advisory Committee. EDUCATION L. FRANKS Contributed Janet Fender shows members of the 4-H Sportfishing Class some of the fish she sells from her hatchery.

direction of Charles R. Snyder of Coshocton. The theme is The Road Home. Contributed Sean Murphy of Woodbury Wildlife Area demonstrates how to clean a catfish to 4-H members and their parents at the 4-H Natural Resources Day hosted by the Coshocton County Sportsmen's Association. 4-H MEMBERS STUDY OWLS 5 Both attend Coshocton High School.

Abigail is a member of the chamber singers, Coshocton Youth Chorale, 2008 v. RANKS i i SMITH GRADUATES WITH HONORS KENT Jacqueline Renee Smith, daughter of Joe and Barb Smith of Coshocton, has Youthfest Choir and OMEA solo and ensemble. Andrew is a member of chamber singers, Coshocton Youth Chorale, Coshocton Community Choir, 2008 Youthfest Chorus, OMEA solo and ensemble and the pep, jazz and marching bands. Contributed 4-H Sportfishing Class members and key leader Chuck Wiseman finished up the fishing classes with a tour of Fender's Fish and Llama Farm. graduated with honors from Bohecker College in Kent with an Associate of Applied Business degree in Contributed 4-H members dissect owl pellets finding various tiny skulls and bones under the direction of 4-H key leader Dean Freund.

SMITH West Lafayette Hannah Miller products and planting bare-rooted seedlings; Don Yoder on how to make a cool Xbox 360 case; and Kyle Short did a health demonstration on stress and breathing exercises. The 4-H theme for our club this year is 2009 4-H'ers Launched into the Future. MUSIC SLAM HELD UNDER SHELTER WEST LAFAYETTE The West Lafayette Library will host a Teen Music Slam from 5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 14 under the shelter at the library.

Local teen band And Sometimes will perform. A music trivia contest will be held and there will be door prizes and snacks. Call 545-6672 to sign up. COGNION REUNION SCHEDULED legal administrative assistant. She is a 2003 graduate of Coshocton High School and completed two years of basic education at Malone College in Canton.

She resides with her son Anthony in Kent. LOCALS NAMED TO AKRON DEAN'S LIST AKRON Several local students have been named to the Sandy Mitchell with runners-up Linda Hagens, Annabelle Mitchell and Kathy McVay. Gold dollars were given out to the weekly losers. Ha-Ha was won by June Light and Sandy Mitchell won the 50-50. Do and draw contest was won by Susan Herrel for KOPS and Annabelle Mitchell for TOPS.

Sandy Hoffman had the program on alcoholic eating. June Light read an article on how much potassium is in certain food. A picnic will be held at Lake Park after the Aug. 10 meeting. The group meets at 8:30 a.m.

Mondays at Grace United Methodist Church. Call dean's list for the 2009 spring semester at the University of Akron. Students must achieve a 3.25 or better grade-point average for the semester to make the list. Coshocton Sara Ames, Mathew Beck, Corinne Corbitt, Benjamin Fitch, Katie Hamilton, Ashley Owen, Robert Owen, Matthew Pell, James Pyle and Katie Williard Frazeysburg Todd Weinberg Newcomerstown Lauren Emler Warsaw Kristie Hemming CLUB NEWS COSHOCTON CANINE 4-H CLUB COSHOCTON The Coshocton Canine 4-H Club met July 16. The Goat Skillathon was discussed along with the goat clinic and preview show.

Demonstrations were given by Caleb Chapman on electricity; Melissa Laughlin on goat fencing; Justin Short on tree TOPS OH 506 COSHOCTON TOPS OH 506 met July 27 with 19 members weighing in. Division III winner was Sandy Mitchell with Joyce Garbas as runner-up. Division IV winner was Debbie Gladstone with Linda Hagen and Betty Howell as runners-up. Monthly winners were Debbie Cummings and GRAND OPEIIIIIG FLEA MARKET 2009 OHIO STATE FAIR RESULTS Ohio pet store closes over rabbit cruelty Facebook photograph 4-H Welding Day Kurds Croft of Winner 4-H Club earned Outstanding of the Day recognition. He was interviewed on his knowledge of welding completed two welds of a 3-inch groove weld and fillet weld, and the judge checked his 4-H welding book.

His two welding exhibits included a tool box cart with wheels made from 3 16-inch angle iron and plate, as well as a boot scraper from the welding book. In addition to being awarded an Outstanding of the Day rosette, Croft was also named an age division winner for the 13- to 14-year-olds and presented a Lincoln AC 225 welder. His parents are Debbie and Neil Croft of Coshocton. Lanes Towing Now Opens It's Flea Market Call for your space Now 1840 W. Main St.

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No attorney is listed in her court records. ASSOCIATED PRESS AKRON Petland Inc. has closed an Ohio franchise store over a Facebook photo showing an employee who brags about drowning two injured rabbits. Chillicothe-based Pet-land, which closed the Akron store Wednesday, calls the incident "horrific mistreatment" and says it prohibits employees from euthanizing any animal. The store's animals are being moved to another store.

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