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THE TIMES RECORDER 6-D SUN. JULY 28, 1985 Girls Enjoy Job i) i Camp More Fun Than Work Lynn Alexander (photo, below left) and Carmen Baxter help several of the Camp Rainbow participant in crafts In the inciter In Armco Park. Margaret Berka (right photo) puahea one of her campers In the swings. (TR Photos by Charles Cornflower) Zanesville. The YWCA helped the counselors! organize the camp and they usually follow a planned schedule.

"We organize but sometimes we do what' the kids want to do," Baxter said, Weather has not presented many problems. Rain only bothered the group once and that was at the end of the afternoon, Alexander said. They all sat under the picnic shelter and sang songs until it was time to go home, she explained. Although the counselors had several minor problems during the Starlight sessions, the biggest ailments are bee stings and cuts from scissors. Philo junior Joanie Wood explained the children like to cut everything, including their fingers.

"I enjoy working with the kids. I've wanted to do this all my life," said Kathy Robinson, a Zanesville junior. She has learned as much as the children have during the day camp, she said. Maysville junior Joanna Lloyd admitted she was reluctant to work at the camp at first. But now she said she is enjoying the job.

The 4- to 5-year-olds are the mosf challenging because of their short attention span, she said. Wood said she thought the sessions with the Starllte pupils were most difficult. "The first couple of weeks it was hard because the kids just tired us out," she commented. But "we have a lot of fun," added Beth Wreede, a Maysville junior. t-T-f v.

A fV 1 College Announces Degrees, Honors Teens9 List Matt Dillon, star of the recent sleeper hit, The Flamingo Kid, landed seventh place, with 24 percent of the 2,000 who responded. Tied for eighth place were Australian actor Mel Gibson and George Michael of the rock group each was mentioned by 22 percent of the girls who responded. Rock star Bruce Springsteen was picked by 19 percent of the teen girls polled for eleventh place. 1) Rob Lowe 2) Tom Cruise 3) Prince 4) Madonna 5) Simon Le Bon 6) John Taylor 7) Matt Dillon 8) Mel Gibson George Michael 10) Cyndi Lauper 11) Bruce Springsteen 12) Jack Wagner 13) Ralph Macchio 14) Billy Idol 15) Rick Springfield 16) Eddie Murphy 17) David Lee Roth 18) C. Thomas Howell 19) Huey Lewis 20) Corey Hart Ohio University announced rece-pients of graduate and undergraduate degrees.

Graduate degrees awarded include Randolph Steven Pinkowski of Newark, master of science in physical education; Paul Michael Dunn of Roseville, master of sciences; Jerome Martin Gotthardt, 1131 Convers doctorate; Helen Arlene Irvin, 1255 Pfeifer Drive, master of science in home economics; Christina Louise Lutz, 402 Eppley master of education; Darrell Lee Perry, 3730 Greengold, master of science in physical education; Marianne E. Weiss of Chesterhill, master of education; Russell Kent Tippett of Malta, master of education; Linda Sue Browne of New Lexington, master of science in home economics; Katharine Lee Young of New Lexington, master of education; Bradley C. Wilson of Roseville, doctor of osteopathy; Rosanne Patrick Bumgardner of Nashport, master of education. Graduating with undergraduate degrees with high honors were Lorie Jean Dobson and Deborah Anne Forgrave of Newark; Sabrina Christine Coleman, Dale Laverne Curry, Frederick Eckerton, John M. Gibbons, Adam C.

Hina, James L. Leach, Susan R. Tom Phipps, Lynn Ann Richardson and Doug James Waite of Zanes ville Karen Denise Bivens of Byesville; Marilyn Smith Harlow of Caldwell; Beverly Joyce Hanft Gifford and Sharon C. Green Rhodes of Malta; Teresa Jane King of Norwich; Nicholas Zane Gaskins of Somerset; Jane Marie Crum of Woodsf ield Donna Lacy Spurrier of Nashport. Fifteen area residents graduated from OU with honors.

They were Debra Ann Swank of Newark; Kevin Wayne Bretzinger and Margie Ann Nash of Zanesville; Joan Marriott of Barnes ville; Mark A. McKeen of Belmont; Sharon Lynn Hupp of Caldwell; Jeffrey Jay Mellis of Cambridge; Peggy A. Cox Matthews of Malta; Jeanette Renee Addington and James Timothy Nash of New Lexington; Rosemarie Boyle of New Straltsville; Janeen Ann McClain of Shawnee; Margie Ellen Kelly of Somerset; Mit-chel Eddie Males of Stockport; Karen Louise Green of Nashport. Other area residents graduating are Kenneth C. Blaney, Tracy Elen Chapman, Betsey Ann Fasrquhar, Randy Scott Hitly, Stuart Allen Lee and Linda Anne Riley of Newark; Rachel Lynn Beard, 4375 Shimoda, Edward A.

Block 925 Leonard Phillip Leslie France, 2415 Adamsvilie Road, Bruce George Gillard, 1644 Norwood Richard By TERESA MELCHER Teen Page Editor Three weeks of taking care of little children has not daunted nine counselors for the YWCA's Camp Rainbow. Many still are considering child care as a career. The counselors are paid through the Job Training Partnership Act's summer youth program. The daily camp will run for three more weeks and has included Starlight adults and youth and headstart children. Other sessions are planned for asthmatic children and school-age youngsters.

For some of the counselors, it's the first job they have had. "It doesn't really seem like a job," said Margaret Berka, a Zanesville High School junior. "It's just like babysitting." But unlike some babysitters who are glued to a television, these girls really played with the children and in many cases became their friends. Swimming in Armco Park's pool was a favorite. But the old favorites like singing songs and play circle games were old standbys.

"Three Bears" was the most popular song while Duck Duck Goose was the top game. The summer has not been all work. Lynn Alexander, a Philo High School senior, said she "enjoyed it a lot" and it didn't really seem like work. "Not many of us knew what to expect. You learn something new everyday," said Carmen Baxter, a senior in Lowe Tops Ask teen girls who they consider to be today's "most sizzling stars," and the response overwhelmingly favors the hottest male movie stars and rock musicians, according to Seventeen magazine.

In a recent survey of 2,000 Seventeen readers, only two women, rock singer Madonna and Cyndi Lauper, placed within the top' 20 on the list of favorite superstars. Madonna voted fourth place, with 27 percent of the votes and Cyndi Lauper received tenth plac with 20 percent of the votes. Leading the list of teen girls' favorites are two of Hollywood's current heartthrobs. Rob Lowe, star of the upcoming St. Elmo's Fire, came in first, with 48 percent of the readers making him one of their choices.

Tom Cruise, best-known for his role in Risky Business, was mentioned by 32 percent of the teen girls and placed second. Third place on the list of superstars went to Prince, the reigning king of rock, who was named by 28 percent of those surveyed. Simon Le Bon and John Taylor, both of the rock group Duran Duran, placed fifth and sixth respectively; 26 percent of the girls placed Le Bon on their list, and 25 percent mentioned Taylor. The z.mi All A ZANESVIUE Michell. Young 606 01 Frank Young 601-01 Frank Young 602-01 Dorrin Hoys 604-04 Koran Rsllly 60S-I0 OobbioWhitt 607-10 Dorthy Rojs 609-02 Pat Ouinn 610-02 Randy Brown 702-06 Crlitol Hall 703-04 Kevin Witucky 705-08 Andy Blair 706-03 Slova Plunkatt 707 02 Jason Godby 700-02 Brant Dlnan 710-01 Donlashallo 711-02 Mlk Burton 715-01 Alyson Kaufman 716-02 KSJ Swackhammer 717-01 Diana Duff 718-02 Frank Young 719-08 JonaStlllion 721-01 Mike Prica 722-02 Mik Johnson 723-04 Holly Poorbaugh 725-03 DAD Sehrfmlar 727-03 Todd Dlttmor 729 06 Jason Bowman 730-01 Dawna Duff 731-04 Tarry Davis 732-07 Grog Bannatt 733-04 Joson Hammond 734-06 ErlcCromwall 736-03 Brandon Buck 738-06 Chad Kally 739-02 i.

Coll.y a K.Baldwin 741-04 Matt Worth 744-02 Rick Poorbaugh 746-07 Brant Mirgon 747-06 Holly Poorbaugh 748-03 Grag Scott 750-01 C. B. Irwin 752-02 David Allan Dinan 753-01 Andy Schoffar 758-04 Andy SchoH.r 759-07 Rick Poorbaugh 760-02 Randy Rugglas 766-01 EddlaGais 767-01 Jay Boyar 768-01 Stova Jonka 769-04 Andy Boudar 770 05 KothyGais 774-01 Robbi toughmon 775-01 Brian Hess 776-02 Chris Schnaider 778-01 Rick Bob Knowldan 204-08 Julia Rushing 206-09 BillEdaell 207-16 Harold Burtn.lt 208-1 3 Don Madlay 209-07 Rick Munn 304-06 Matt Davis 306-13 Rick Munn 310-04 Art Collins 314-06 Travis Millar 402 04 Jr. Staala 403-02 Jason Bowars 405-1 Don Watts 407 03 Chris Dodson 410-09 Tim Wilson 412-07 Sidney McFarlond 4 1 4-02 Eleanor Ingram 419-08 Scott Ingram 420-06 ZANESVILLE John Smith S. Butler K.

Dunlap Kevin Girton Pat Mullens Chris Mullens Shawn Butler Chad Grondstaff Mindy Crawford Jo no Gibbons Charles San ton Mike Gibson Peggy Fleming Joe 1 Mike Mlndy Moore Janice Melvin B. Weinstock R. Harris R. McCandlass Mark King Joson Erwine Mike Moorehouse Rob Stephenson Travis Snyder Dana Conned ToddMllfelt Brian Steed Judd Bone Paul Potterson Rod Cunningham Terry Fo Jason A Jim Mike Glaub Tim Dunn Daniel Rusnak Shawn Cooper SOUTH David Wllllson John Roberts Steve Watson Gary Clark Gory Tracey Dewey Ballard BillPaskell EAST Steven Harlan ROSEVILLE Daniel Allwine David Miller Roger Bissell Travis Mayo EvanRodgert Shone Hartley Bobby Rolllson James Snyder Tracey Hartley Aimee Sowards WHITE Cathy Drelbelblss it -'v j1 Til Foster Herron, 2755 Stanway, Michele Eileen Nutter, 1020 Ohio Dennis Jay Sullivan and Joseph Patrick Williams, 2955 Thorn Drive. Mark A.

Douglass of Barnes ville; Brenda Joyce Brown and David Jonathan Moore of Caldwell; Bryan David Hardesty, Robin L. Ritterbeck and Scotti Lynn Wolfrom of Cambridge; Terry David Gaddis of Corning; Charles Clates Adams Jr. of Crooksville; Susan Elaine Derolph of Glenford Craig Willis Weaver of Hemlock Cassandra Jean Wince of Hopewell James Scott Fox of Junction City Charles Michael Wilson of Malta John Scott Herman and Barbara Ellen Schultz of New Concord; John Thomas Able, Jody Ann Bowen, Harley Ray Weidner and Patricia Marie Wollenberg of New Lexington; Cheryl A. Justice of Roseville; Craig Stephen Holderman of Woodsf ield; Rick L. Darr and Gregory M.

Dixon of Coshocton; Nannette Denise Sherman of Frazeysburg. Graduating with high honors from OU-Chillicothe was Vickie Lynne Swartz of Newark. Dean's list honorees for the spring quarter for Ohio University, Athens have been announced. Included are Beth Ann Henderson and Margie Ellen Kelly, Somerset; Apperson, Andrew Bateman, Loren Bates, Jan Boetcher, Teresa Caley, Denise Camp, Lois Carmichael, Martha Clossman, Amy Cosgrave, Molly Dulin, Amy Ellis, John Farrell, Tammy Gable, Michael Grear, Calude Greulich, Vicki Grimes, Martin Hanlin, Tina Harding, Stephanie Hayes, Beth Hiles, Becky Jones, Brian Kaufman, Susan King, Teresa Korda, Kris Lang, Debbie Long, Lydia Marshall, Nan McElfresh, Nathan McElfresh, Susan Meader, Rick Miller, Sherry Miller, Tammy Mizer, Rebecca Mock, Thomas Noll, Charles Norris, Pamela Orians, Patricia Paspy, Keith Rucker, Elizabeth Scott, Sharon Scott, Constance Smith, Lydia Smith, Wendy Smith, Mary Smolko and Linda Szymczak, Zanesville. piano contest at Notre Dame University.

She Is a student of Bernadlne Gutrldge and one of the Startlme Kids, group. (TR Photo by Charles Colllflower) mm- Times Recorder Local College Confers Degrees Muskingum Area Technical College has announced its 1985 graduates. Included are Troy Butler of Adamsvilie; Elizabeth Heinzman, Michael Humphrey and Lori Peters, Byesville; Rex Green, Mark Keyser and Karen Pangle, Caldwell; John Doty, John Givens, Carolyn LePage, Cynthia Lockard, Kevin Love, Michael Morrison, Joseph Perry, Christine Price, John Sneddon and Beth Swingle, Cambridge; Darin Alexander and Kathy Terrill, Chandlersvllle; Randy Bankes, Robert Jackson, David Rambo and Alison Spurbeck, Crooksville; Lori Ball and Susan Ray, Cumberland; Sherri Bice, Chris Miller and Deborah Tumblin, Dresden; Carol Skidmore, Duncan Falls; Brady Koehler, East Mitchel Eddie Males, Stockport; Janej Marie Crum, Brian. Keith Knuchet and Louise Marie Leinhauser of Woodsf ield; Caroline Diann Mast, Coshocton; Donna Lacy Spurrier, Nashport; Daniel Keith Luster, Graysville; Deborah Anne Forgrave, Deirdre Kathleen McDaniel, Matilda L. Myers, Betsy Ann Starr and Debra Ann Swank, Newark; Michele Diane Christman, Sabrina Christine Coleman, James Edward Dingey, Frederick Eckertson, John M.

Gibbons, Richard Foster Herron and Allison Leigh Karling, James L. Leach, Margie Ann Nash, Barry Ray Pennybaker, Susan R. Tom Phipps, Beth Ann Schneider and Doug James Waite, Zanesville; Jack Michael Detling, Joan Marriott and Matt Miller, Barnesville; Karen Denise Bivens, Byesville; Brenda Joyce Brown, Marilyn Smith Harlow, Sharon Lynn Hupp and David Jonathan Moore, Caldwell; Gary Eugene Barstow, Gayle Stephanie Ely, Sherry A. Kilpatrick and Jeffrey Jay Mellis of Cambridge; Bonnie Marie Campbell, Deborah Ann Mast Gordon and Bruce Alan Marshall, Crooksville; Allen Brady Cornelius II, McConnelsvllle; Beverly Joyce Hanft Gifford and Peggy A. Cox Matthews, Malta; Jefferson Evans Allen, New Concord; Jody Ann Bowen and William Walter Hoops, New Lexington; Rosemarie Boyle, Angeline Sue Irwin, Beth A.

Martin, Cherie Ellen Nutter and Robert Thomas Starr, New Straitsville. NOTES Youths Plan To Participate In Sta teHors eShow By CHARLES H. BELL County 4-H Extant Ion Agent State fair horse representatives from Muskingum County will be competing in Columbus, starting Thursday. For those who would like to see youth from Muskingum County perform, the schedule is: Jamie Miller, a member of the Hoof Beats 4-H Club and Valerie Ault, a member of the Zane Trace Riders 4-H Club will show Thursday in western showmanship and horsemanship. Katie Sites, a member of the Grand Entry 4-H Club, will compete Thursday in western horsemanship and trail for horses and ponies.

Marie Bauserman, a member of Grand Entry 4-H Club will be competing Friday in western horsemanship and western pleasure horses. Jennifer Buchanan, a member of Hoof Beats 4-H Club, will show Thursday in western showmanship and Friday in western reining for ponies and horses. Karen Bell of the Zane Trace Riders will be competing Thursday in equitation, hunter horses and Friday in working hunter under saddle horses. Jodie Osborne, a member of the Hoof Beats 4-H Club; Ryan Pettit, a member of the Mustang Riders; Wendy Wickham of the Equestrians 4-H Club; will be showing Thursday in western large ponies showmanship and Friday in western large pony horsemanship. Shawn Palmer of Hoof Beats 4-H' Club will compete Saturday in saddle type horses and ponies showmanship and saddle seat ponies equitation.

Jodi King, a member of the Grand Entry 4-H Club, will compete Saturday in the saddle seat pleasure horses. Cody Bauserman of the Grand Entry 4-H Club will compete Saturday in cloverleaf barrels and pole bening for horses and poifus. Watts 137 AUTOMOBILES FOR SAlf "7 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1091-06 Phil Wise Chevrolet 281 W. Matn-McConnelsvilte Ph. 967 4333 JEFFERSFORD 550 Broadway New Lexington PH 452 7757 Of 34? 5146 Auto Loans Simple Interest Mutual Federal Savings Loan 4 Zanesville Locations Vn: A Ate At Fultonham; Molly McLaughlin, Carole Obsbora and Cheryl Trego, Frazeysburg; Colleen Mikus, Fultonham; Gregory Short, Hopewell; Daniel Bankes, Rick Gifford and Gerald White Malta; Debbie Van-dine, McConnelsvllle; Rodney Richardson, Nashport; William Sims, Julie Swick, Edward Thomas and Scott Thompson, New Concord; Mary Crook, Debra Crosby and Tina Harris, New Lexington; Matthew Swingle, Philo; Paula Buco and Michelle Stevens, Pleasant City; Rustin Rucker, Roseville; William Groves, John Howard and Robert Porter, Somerset; Mary Sidwell, Thornville; Connie Potts, Woodsf ield; Timothy Andrews, Laura Tmtky Inc.

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