The Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • 2

3 Th Coshocton Tribune Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1982 Today's Reports Seen Heard Sheriff -t 'iJS Gamblers Sale starts January Uth thru January 30th. 1st week 30 percent off. 2nd week Mayor Dennis Belle recently heard the following cases in mayor's court. Connie Sue Medley, 19, 201 High fined $15 and costs for speeding.

Jeffrey A. Mathews, 18, 455 Heller Drive, fined $25 and costs for reckless operation. James A. Keltner, 23, Pennsylvania, fined $12 and costs for sneedinB. Join our Super Bowl Line Up of Super Entertainment this weekend at the Old Warehouse Restaurant starting with: Jim Youngoo Thursday Friday, 5 til 7 and 9 to midnight; Jerry Weaver on Saturday from 9 to midnight.

Don't Miss Our Super Bowl Line Up of Super Entertainment. Adv. The Hutch is having their famous back room sale this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 21st, 22nd, 23rd. Adv. Hospitalized James Geerts, Coshocton Pi ill Mlllmi'lU'lW" Freeze Dried apparently are itrong enough to provide a drying effect for wash hung out on the line.

(Tribune Photo By Eric Ernst.) Although the winds of winter often bring some unwanted conditions, there are some benefits, as evidenced by this scene. Although there is achill in the air, the recent windy conditions 40 percent off 3rd week 50 percent off. Sizes 9 months through 14, Boys and girls. The Little Swingers Shop 406 S. 2nd St.

Adv. Typewriter, calculator, or adding machine need repaired or cleaned? Full time service a Main Office Supply 622-7115. Adv. JO ANN RANDIES Interiors is having a 30 percent off sale on hundreds of patterns for drpaeries-bedspreads-slip covers. Call 622-2940.

Adv. COME TO an informational IRA meeting! Thursday January 21, 1982, 7:30 p.m. at, Coshocton High School, Room 412. Topic will be Will I Benefit?" Speakers William Bierly, American Funds Rep. former IRS Agent and Art Amundsen, Edward D.

Jones Co. Members NYSE, Inc. A slide presentation will be included. Adv. ELKS NOTICE: Family Fish and Shrimp Dinner Thursday January 21, starting at 6:30.

Adv. For all your furnishing needs visit us at Peoples Furniture. 405 N. 5th. All new selection of tables, dining rooms, bedroom suites, chairs and sofas.

Area Obituaries Pet Patrol The following dogs have been left at the Coshocton County Animal Shelter on Morgan Run Road. Shelter hours are 8-9 a.m. and 4-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. MONDAY Female, brown and white, short hair, mix breed, stray, left in the box.

Male, brown and black, long hair, airdale mix, stray on U.S. 36 West. Male, brown and black, short hair, hound mix, stray, left in the box. Female, brown and white, long hair, mix breed, stray with five pups. Male, brown and white, short hair, great dane, stray on U.S.

36. A $15 fee is charged when dogs are picked up at the local shelter. Ten dollars of that fee is returned when the owner has obtained rabies shots and a license for the dog. Hospital ADMISSIONS Mrs. Eugene F.

Klinger, 44100 U.S. 36 West; George H. Henning Box 264, Warsaw William T. Knight, 521 S. 14th St.

Opal A. Meek, 1518 Adams Ed Strouse, Township Road 283; Sylvia R. Van Dusen, 339 N. Second William D. Varns, Warsaw Route Inez Hoobler, 430 S.

8th Lloyd Harmon, West Lafayette Care Center; Freda E. Glass, 319 S. Sixth Janet M. McComb, Newcomerstown Route Sadie E. Cappel, Riverside Manor, Newcomerstown.

DISMISSALS April L. Thomas, 774 S. Sixth David J. Kenney, 1179 Cassingham Hollow Drive; Mrs. Mike Nicklaus and infant daughter, 1616 Hay and Brian K.

McNamee, 49813 Township Road 195, Fresno. BIRTH NOTE A son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hawthorne, 310 Hamilton Ave.

Couples Fighting About Dog PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) -He's 14 years old, his name is Teddy and he's in the middle of a custody fight between two Massachusetts couples. The couples have agreed to temporary joint custody, but Teddy may not know what the fight is all about he's a dog. Until Thursday noon, the collie-shepherd mix will live in Duxbury with William and Susan Graham and be called Buckeye Briefs Probe Costs Rising Basil G. Morrison, 27, New Philadelphia, fined $17 and costs for speeding.

Wanda Lynn Meeks, 21, Fairgrounds Lake Apartments, fined $10 and costs for assured clear distance. Paul F. Minor, North Bridge Street, fined $10 and costs for illegal parking. Court News PROBATE COURT Marriage Licenses (Addresses As In Applications) RandalfEric McFarland, 18, Warsaw Route 2, Warsaw Feed and Farm Supply manager, and Ingrid Darr, 17, Warsaw Route 2, student. Wills The will of Gilbert Underwood, dated March 4, 1977, names Bill Cox and Junior B.

Underwood as executors and names Mildred Darr, Wilma Darr, Bonnie Tinkey, Junior B. Underwood, Carol Phillips, Nellie Jacobs and Bill Cox as beneficiaries. The will of Fletcher Pew, dated May 15, 1980, names Oris Pew as executrix and names Pew, Larry Pew, Reva Daughtery and Marvin Pew as beneficiaries. COMMON PLEAS COURT (Addresses As In Applications) Dissolution Requested Thomas Arnold Putnam, 52609 County Road 16, and Carolyn Jean Putnam, same address. Suit Filed Cambridge Savings and Loan, 639 Main against John R.

Guinther, 358 N. Eighth et al. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure and sale of real estate in possession of defendants with proceeds of sale being applied to the payment of liens on the property. Case Dismissed The dissolution request of Larry Lee Hagans, 17840 County Road 297, and Deborah Ruth Hagans, same address, dismissed. Squad Runs COSHOCTON Tuesday 8:48 a.m.

emergency run from Shaw-Barton to Coshocton County Memorial Hospital. 1:19 p.m. non-emergency in from CCMH extended care cility to 124 N. Sixth St. 4:12 p.m.

non-emergency run from 324 N. Nnth St. to CCMH. 7:36 p.m. non-emergency run from 616 S.

Lawn Ave. to Given Dawson Coshocton funeral home. 9:43 p.m. emergency run from Lawson's on Chestnut Street to CCMH. WEST LAFAYETTE Tuesday 2:32 p.m.

non-emergency run from West Lafayette Care Center to CCMH. Land Transfers The following land transfers have been filed in the Coshocton County Recorder's office: Henry E. Gehrke and Shirley Gehrke to Allen D. White, one acre in Bethlehem Township. E.

L. Rehard to Clayton E. Rehard, et al, 58.5 acres in Oxford Township. Route 2, is a patient at University Hospital in Columbus. He is in room 731.

ANY PERSONS having knowledge of the location of children of Jarius Leighn-inger call Berry, Owens Manning at 622-3324. Adv. COFFMAN'S UPHOLSTERY Free in your home estimates. Free pick-up and delivery. Furniture, cars, trucks, etc.

Call after 12 noon, 824-3937. Adv. For Sale: 55 gallon drums, Call 622-1122. Adv. A DAUGHTER was born to Bruce and Cindy Morgan, January 16th at Berger Hospital, Circleville.

Her name is Sarah Michelle. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cornelius and great-grand daguhter of Florence Thomson. Adv, $430,000 and possibly twice that was embezzled from the office.

Price Waterhouse so far has spent $412,500, said Richard Sheridan, budget analyst for the Legislature. The state auditor, Ohio Highway Patrol, Ohio Department of Administrative Services, Treasurer Gertrude Donahey's office and the Franklin County prosecutor also have spent money in the investigation. To Run Again Tuesday, noting that he has strongly backed production of the 1 bomber, major components of which are to be built in Columbus. day, coalition officials said pollution could get worse if federal Clean Air Act standards are relaxed. The coalition suggested letters be directed to Reps.

Clarence Brown, Thomas Luken and Ronald MotU, Ohioans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee. Longing for one's youth is a sure sign that you're getting childish. One way to cut down on the water bill is to let the kids take baths when they feel like it, not when they need them. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The cost of the continuing search for $1.3 missing from the state treasurer's office could reach nearly $750,000, officials say. The Legislative Budget Office on Tuesday estimated the probe has cost $521,328 so far, and could cost $224,927 more to trace the money.

A private accounting firm, Price Water-house has said at least Shamansky WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Bob Shamansky, D-Ohio, says he will seek re-election to Congress. Shamansky, 54, Columbus, made the announcement on killed approximately 8:30 p.m. Monday when a small plane he was riding in with three other persons crashed near Hunt-sville, Ala. Rice, a former employee of Cambridge Savings and Loan, serving as branch manager in Uhrichsville, moved from the area in 1979.

Rice leaves his wife, Georgia, a former teacher at Coshocton High School. Funeral services will be in Tullahoma. Arrangements are incomplete at this time. Marie Poorman WARSAW-Marie E. Poor-man, 82, Warsaw Route 2, died Tuesday morning at University Hospital, Columbus, follow, ing a short illness.

Born April 29, 1899, in Monroe Township, she was the daughter of Frank and Flora Hunt Hamer. On May 7, 1927, she married Gifford L. Poorman. He died March 8, 1974. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church of Coshocton.

She is survived by three sons Donald R. Poorman and Kenneth R. Poorman of Coshocton and Roger L. Poorman of here: four daughters. Mrs.

Mary K. Lawrence of here, Mrs. William (Martha) Collins of Coshocton, Mrs. Don (Marguerette) Gallion of Clark and Mrs. Troy (Kay) Stamper of Keene; a sister, Mrs.

Celia Stone of here, 32 grandchildren, 19 greatgrandchildren and one great-great grandchild She was preceded in death by four sons, one daughter, two sisters, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Fischer Funeral Home, here, with the Father Robert Met-zger officiating. Burial will be in Saint Rose Cemetery in Spring Mountain. Calling hours will be 2-4 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. There will be a Rosary service at 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Mildred Storer CANTON Mrs.

Mildred Stover, 59, 618 Washington Lousiville, died late Monday at Timken Mercy Hospital, here. Born Jan. 6, 1923, in Coshocton, she was the daughter of the late W. Claude and Charlotte Myser McCullough. She was a piano teacher for 30 years and a member of Paradise United Church of Christ in Lousiville and a Sun-church Sunday School teacher for 16 years.

She was married June 9, 1951, to Roy Stover, who survives. Other survivors are a son, Barry of North Canton; a daughter, Mrs. Wayne (Susan) Loudina of Navarre; a brother, Edwin of North Can Letter Writing Urged WOMAN ARRESTED At 3:31 p.m. Tuesday, sheriff deputies were called to the Kroger Store on Chestnut Street where they arrested Nancy R. Nine, 37, 1524 Or-chard on a charge of shoplifting.

Accidents DEER KILLED Fred Swope, 24, Dresden, was driving west on Ohio 16 at 2:15 a.m. Tuesday when a deer ran into the path of his vehicle. The deer was killed on impact. Swope was not injured, and his vehicle was moderately damaged, deputies state. DRIVER CITED Paul Wright, 18, Township Road 1159, was cited by sheriff deputies on a charge of failure to yield following a two-car incident at 10:37 a.m., Tuesday on Chestnut Street, deputies state.

According to the deputy's report, Wright was exiting from the Kroger parking lot onto Chestnut Street and pulled out in front of an eastbound vehicle driven by Linda Burner, 33, Newcomerstown Route 1. The report states Burner drove offf the left side of the road to avoid a collision and struck the curb and a wooden plank in Dr. Robert Johnson's paring lot. No injuries were reported, and no damage was reported to the vehicle. ACCIDENT REPORTED James Reid, 55, 638 Brown's Lane, was driving west in an alley between Main and Walnut Streets at 12:23 p.m.

Tuesday when his vehicle was struck at an intersection by a northbound vehicle driven by Allen Dunn, 28, Mineral City, deputies report. No Injuries were reported and no citations were issued. Both vehicles were slightly damaged. Fires DISHWASHER OVERHEATS City firefighters responded to a call at 9:17 p.m. Tuesday at J's Lounge, 442 Main after a dishwasher in the kitchen overheated.

Fire officials report there was no fire, but $50 in damages to the dishwasher was listed. STOVE SMOKES At 7:05 a.m. today, city firefighters responded to a call at the Sherri Arnold residence, 1719 Cambridge Road, after she reported smoke in the basement of the home. Fire officials report the smoke was caused by a malfunction in a pipe on a woodburning stove in the home. No damages was reported.

Mayors Court WEST LAFAYETTE The following cases recently were heard by Mayor James Griffith in mayor's court. FINED Garnie L. Woodring 24, address undetermined, fined $50 and costs for reckless operation. Richard Lee Postol, age unknown, New Philadelphia, fined $50 and costs for assault. FORFEITS Roger A.

Callicoat, 18, West Virginia, forfeited a $38 bond for speeding. Susan K. Kissling, 30, West Lafayette, forfeited a $48 bond for speeding. Diana R. Martney, 34, Newcomerstown, forfeited a $38 bond for failure to obey a stop sign.

Dennis J. Braves, 18, Canton, forfeited a $38 bond for failure to obey a stop sign. 420 Main St DAILY FRI. 8:30 FRESHEST, ECONOMY BUNDLE NO. 1 $69.95 10 k.

GROUND BEEf 3 k. CHUCK ROAST 2 k. PORK STEAK k.SLABSPARERIBS 2 k. BEEF LIVER 2 k. BUTTERDIPPED PISH 2 k.

SHORT RH OF BEEf 4 k. SIRLOIN STEAK 1 WHOLE CHICKEN 2 k. ROUND STEAK 2 k. SMOKED SAUSABi B0NELES8 HAM 6j k. eppreij ECONOMY BUNDLE NO.

4 $109.93 tlk. GROUND BEEF 1 k. PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 3 k. T-0ONE STEAKS 2 k. BULK PORK SAUSAGE Ik.

CHUCK ROAST 2 k. SHORT RIBS 3 k. BONELESS ENBUSH ROAST 4 k. ROUND STEAKS 1 WHOLE CHICKEN 3 k. SPARE RIBS 3 k.

SIRLOIN STEAKS 2k. BACON 2 k. BONELESS BEEF STEW1 ECONOMY C00K0UT BUNDLE $89.93 IB k. GROUND BEEF 4 k. PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 4 k.

RIB STEAKS 4 k. SIRLOIN STEAKS 4 k. T-B0NE8 STEAKS 4 k. PORK CHOPS 4 HOT 0001 2 WHOLE CHICKENS COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The Ohio Coalition for Clean Air and a Healthy Workplace says the state's residents should write their congressmen if they are worried about acid rain, polluted air and other environmental problems. At a news conference Tues ton; and a grandson.

One brother preceded her in death. Funeral service will be 1 p.m. Thursday at the Reed Funeral Home, here, with the Rev. Robert L. Reiser officiating.

Burial will be in Union Cemetery in Lousiville. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. to-dav at the funeral James A. Fitch McCONNELSVILLE James A. Fitch, 83, 52 Estates Lane, Reynoldsburg, died 1:15 p.m.

Monday at LPW Geriatric Center, Newark. Born' Feb. 19, 1898, in Rof-feau, he was the son of Mc-Clellan and Frances McElfresh Fitch. He retired as a New York Central Bridge foreman after working 38 years. He is survived by his wife, May (Bankes) Fitch.

Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Dorothy May) Ren of Coshocton and Mrs. Robert (Betty Ann) Hague of Reynoldsburg; two brothers, Charles of Malta and Delmar Fitch of Newark; three sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Richards of Corning and Mrs. Ruth Balding and Mrs.

Maggie Schlatter of Newark; four grandsons; two granddaughters and four great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be 1 p.m. Thursday at the Miller Huck Funeral Home, herewith Lester Hurst officiating. Burial will follow in Wolf Creek Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Jeremy M. Conner MILLERSBURG -Graveside services will be held 10 a.m. Thursday at Union Grove Cemetery for Jeremy M.

Conner, son of Kyle and Patricia Conner, 14192 County Road 75, Brinkhaven, who was stillborn Tuesday at the Pomerene Memorial Hospital here. Tim Hanze will officiate with arrangements in charge of Elliott-Hartline Funeral Home here. Surviving in addition to his parents are two sisters, Regina and a twin sister, Jessica; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Conner of Brinkhaven and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Nera of Loudonville; great-grandmothers, Mrs. Beulah Arnold of Killbuck, Mrs. Claudia Pigman of Warsaw and Mrs. Aneita Matthews of New Philadelphia.

Edward Werber WARSAW- Funeral arrangements are pending at the Fischer Funeral Home here for Edward Werber, 69, Warsaw Route 1, who died 9:15 a.m. today at his home following a short illness. 1982 period from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31.

The declaration of estimated income also must be filed on or before April 30 and must be accompanied by payment of at least 25 percent of the estimated tax amount. The tax rate in the city Is 1 percent, Mencer said, and there are penalties for Hate and non-payment of yearly taxes. A penalty of 10 percent is added to the tax amount, if paid late, and interest on the full amount also is charged, she said. Non-payment of city income tax carries a maximum fine of $500 and a possible jail sentence, Mencer explained. A failure to receive tax forms, from the city does not excuse the taxpayer from tax liability, Mencer said.

If a person who owes taxes does not receive a form, they should contact the income tax department in order to obtain forms. The income tax department is located on the second floor of the Municipal Building, 225 Main and office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. The income tax office closes at noon on Thursday.

Anyone wishing to contact the office by phone can call 622-9515. Dorothy V. Wisecarver ADAMSVILLE Dorothy V. Wisecarver, 78, of East Street, died 12:10 a.m. Tuesday at Bethesda Hospital, Zanesville, following a brief illness.

Born Sept 21, 1903, in Madison Township, she was the daughter of Samuel A. and Carey L. Adams Virts. Wisecarver retired after 27 years of service to the Adamsville Post Office. She was a member of the Adamsville United Methodist Church.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Lemert V. Wisecarver on April 13, 1963. Surviving are two sons, Wayne and Walter Wisecarver, of here, eight grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Funeral service will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Vensil-Orr Funeral Home here with the Rev.

James Stull officiating. Burial will follow in the New Hope Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. John D.

Crofl John Doyle Croft, 68, 616 S. Lawn died 8:05 p.m. Tuesday at his home following an extended illness. Born Jan. 9, 1914, in Millcreek Township, he was the son of Milton and Margaret Steele Croft.

He was retired from Pennsylvania Railroad and for the past several years he and his wife were distributors for the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Columbus Dispatch. He was a member of the Park United Methodist Church, Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks Lodge 1016. On Jan. 11, 1946 he married Esther Jacobs, who survives. Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs.

Robert Janice Newell of Coshocton and Susan Croft of the home; one son, Jerome of Coshocton; two brothers, Frank Croft of Killbuck, Verl Croft of Coshocton; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Friday at the Given-Dawson Coshocton Funeral Home with the Rev. Dennis Rinehart officiating. Burial will follow in the Coshocton County Memory Gardens.

Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday and until time of service Friday at the funeral home. Copntributions can be made to Ruth Lyon's Christmas Fund in care of Bob Braun Christmas Fund, 140 W. Ninth Cincinnati, 45201. Gerald L.

Rice TULLAHOMA Gerald L. "Gerry" Rice, 34, Route 1, a former resident of County Road 5, West lafayette, was September 1.79 off .04 SOYBEANS January 6.32'j off .11 March 6.38 off .10 May6.50Vjoff July 6.64 off August 6.66 off .08 Vi September 6.66 off .07 November. 72'2 off .07 'anuary 6.87 off .07 larch 7.03 off Mercantile Exchange These are Tuesday's closing prices for futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Live Cattle February 60.27 off .66 April 59.40 off .92 June 59.75 off .57 August 58.47 Off .75 October 57.27 off .43 December 58.30 off .50 Live Hogs February 47.45 up .65 April 46.52 up 1.02 June 49.50 up .65 July 50.02 up August 48.97 up .20 October 47.17up .32 Feeder Cattle January 65.07 off .35 March 61 35 off .27 April 60.57 off .50 May 59. 50 off .80 August 60.00 up.

10 September 59.45 up .05 October 59 250ft. 20 February 65.17upl.50 March 66.00 up 1.65 May 67.50 up 1.38 July 63.75 up 1.13 August 68.30 up 1.25 Barbs COLLINS SANITARY IMCAT njinnir-r City Income Tax Returns In Mail Market Updates Teddy. Then he becomes Ginger and moves 10 miles to Pembroke to live with Kathleen Kroll. The tale of Teddy or Ginger is a curious story of a sudden disappearance, a mysterious injury and an anonymous phone call. It began 3'-.

years ago, when Teddy disappeared from the Graham's home in Duxbury shortly after they moved from Scituate. About the same time, Mrs. Kroll found an injured, collar-less dog in the shrubs in front of her home. "He was wobbly with dried blood caked to his hindquarters," Mrs. Kroll said after the temporary joint-custody agreement was struck Monday in the Plymouth courtroom of Judge Augustus Wagner.

R274625 ACCEPT FC0D STAMPS ANYWHERE ECONOMY BUNDLE NO. 3 $29.95 31 CHUCK ROAST k. GROUND BEEF 2k. CUBE STEAK 2 k. ROUND STEAK 11 CHICKEN 1 LB.

BQVOGNA Ik. BACON Ik. DUTCH LOAF I PORK CHOPS NRW SIANT BUfflMJ $179.95. KZW OIAMT BUHDU Iks. ROUND STEAK I k.

BONELESS RUMP ROAST lb. nest Ik. CHUCK ROAST 4 k. CUBE STEAK 34 k. GROUND BEEF 10 k.

GROUND CHUCK Ik. SIRLOIN STEAK I k. T-BONE STEAK Ik. SHORT RIBS 3 k. SHANK BOfl 1 BONELESS ENGLISH ROAST Ik.

PLATE BOH 2 k. BONELESS BEEF STEW 4 LB. STEAKS ECONOMY BUNDLE NO. I $19.95 2 k. CHUCK ROAST 2 k.

GROUND BEEF I WHOLE CHICKEN 2 ROUND STEAK 4 PORK CHOPS Ik BUU SAUSAGE Ik. BACON Grain Report Anyone wbo doubts the high price of education basn't bad to fork-up money for a child's book at midterm. We're getting ready for our mid-winter vacation the boss is going away for wo weeks. Stock Market he following quotes were provided of 1 1 30 a.m. fodoy by the Edward D.

Jones ondCo 1326 lhird Coshocton. The quotes do not include retail markup, markdown or commission. (... 163.8 Amer itan Motors 2 5S AUT 34 BoncOhio 14 Bonk One I3'4 Bosk Resources 4 S8 Bob Eons 22 Chormlng Shopps 11 I '0 Chrysler 4 14 Clow 4 78 Col Cos JO 34 Cyclops 2o 18 Becton Dickinson 44 58 tnnls 8F 19 34 Ford 17 34 General Foods 29 5 6 General tleetrle MJ. General Motors 39 14 General Tire 1912 DortKroh 4914 Heritage Commun 9 38 Heritage Commun.

PIB 1514 Consolidated Foods. 29 34 limited Stores 14 14 Marathon 74 18 McOonold 61 38 Nationwide 27 34 Penrasys 2814 PM 10 14 Sohlo 35 34 Stone Container 1638 $1. Regis 29 38 Wendy's 13 70 Wheeling Pittsburgh 14 Worthington Inds 1930 Oow Inds. 047.98 up 57 mCHI IVIHLIIXCI 7 WE BEST TRIMMED MEATS ECONOMY BUNDLE NO. 2 $39.95 4 k.

GROUND BEEF 2 HUIX SAUSAGE 2 k. ROUND STEAK 2k. CUBE STEAK 3 k. CHUCK ROAST 1 WHOLE CHICKEN 3 k. PORK SIRLOIN ROAST Ik.

BACON HAM STEAK SLICES Ik. POLISH SAUSAGE 1 k. BONELESS BEEF STEW HIW SUPER BUNDil $149.93 NIWSUMRBUNDU Bk. ROUN0 STEAK OR SWISS 4 k. SIRLOIN STEAK 1 k.

T-BONE AND PORTERHOUSE 2 k. SIRLOIN TIP Sk. CUBE STEAK 3 k. RUMP ROAST 3 k. RES STEAK 3 k.

ARM ROAST IkENOUSH ROAST Ik. CHUCK ROAST 4 k. SHORT RIB 2 k. SHANK MEAT 4k. STEW MEAT Nk.BRO.BEEf PATTO Mk.SR0.BEEf Ik PLATE BOH ECONOMY PORK BUNDLE $49.95 Ik.

CHOICE PORK CHOPS Ik. RIB PORK CHOPS 3 k. PORK SIRLOIN ROAST 1 k. COUNTRY STYLE RIBS 2 k. BULK SAUSAGE 3 k.

SLAB SPARE REM 3 k. PORK STEAKS 2k. BACON The Coshocton City Income Tax Department has announced 1981 funal tax returns and 1982 declaration of estimated incoe tax returns have been amiled to business and professional people and individuals who are subject to city income tax but do not have tax withheldjrnm their wages. According to Donna Mercer of the income tax department those falling Into the non-withholding category include: persons who live in the city that are not subject to paycheck deductions, such as coal miners, oil company employees, truckers, house-painters and those who sell home products; persons, with part-time Jobs where tax is not withheld; self-employed people including babysitters and household workers; and those who gross more than $100 per month from rental property. The 1981 final returns are to be used to report all earned income during the year and must be filed, with full payment of taxes, on or before April 30, Mencersaid.

The 1982 declaration of estimated income covers the COSHOCTON GRAIN These are today's a.m. prices being paid at Coshocton Grain Co. on Brown's Lane. Following the cash price is the basis, the difference betrween the local price and futures price on the Chicago Board of Trade, and the trding month, CORN January 2.5?; March February J.52; March March 2.53; May April 2.56; July May 2.59; July New crop 2 53; -34 Dec. WHEAT Current 3.61; March Newcrop3.61; July SOYBEANS January 5.87; March New crop 6.27; Nov.

OATS Current 2.20; March Newerop 175; flat 40 lb. corn screenings 154 per ton. BOARD OF TRADE These are Tuesday's closing prices for futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. WHEAT March.3 82V5; off 09 May 3.93; Off July 3 98 off .0634 September 4.09 off December 4.26 off 043 March 4.40'4 off CORN March 2.69V off May 2.78 Off .03 September 2.86 off .03 December 2.89V4 off .02 March 3.0034 off PATS March 2.04V4 off .05 May 1.97'4 off .04 July 1.83 off .04.