The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 2

THE TIM tS RECORDER i-A Ti rs ji ly i. Friends In The Hospital Obituaries Crooksville; Mary Rodgers, Corning: Michael Stlne, Crooksvllle; Mary Taylor, 2224 Potts Lane; Helen Vaughn, 438 Danville David Young, 187 Rehl Road. GOOD SAMARITAN Admitted Mildred U. Daniel, New Lexington. Mildred Opal Watt, Crooksvllle.

Helen Eileen Robinson, 527 Moxahala Ave. Violet Marie Dawson. Corning. Margaret March Schrlner, 131 N. Seventh St.

Penny 8. Kuhn, Nashport. -Candlce Mason, Corning. Harlan S. Way, Caldwell.

Albert Fink, New Lexington. I'al-For-The-Day Laura E. Thompson 339 Wayne Ave. Good Samaritan Fair Condition Send A Card log yy In Perry County, she was a daughter of Richard and Julia MKoher Dunkle. Her husband, Thomas, Is deceased.

Surviving are a son, James Fleming of Trimble; five sisters, Mrs. Adrienne Wright of Zanesvllle, Mrs. Edith Green of New Lexington, Mrs Eva Sycks of Zanesvllle, Doris Waxier of Zanesvllle and Mrs. Helolse Slsson of The Plains; a brother, Roy Dunkle of New Lexington five grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Friends may call after 2 Pm.

Wednesday at Guinther unral Home In Glouster where services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be In Maplewood Cemetery at Glouster. Mid-80s ROBERT STILLION CAMBRIDGE Rohtrt Jeffrey Million one-yrar-old ton of Rohotl ana An-toinolttf IVrworl Stilhon of JMfawint City Route I. died at I 09 Sunday at Children Hospital in' Columbia following a two-week UlnrM He a horn May 19, 1979, at CamhndRp Surviving in addition to hi parent i are one brother, Mirhael Robert of the home, maternal grandparents Mr and Mr Robert Derwort of Pleanant City; paternal grandmother Mr Virgil Million Sr of Pleasant City, and paternal great-grandmother Mrs C.

Jennings- of Cambridge Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today at Scott-Atkinson Funeral Home at Cambridge Services will be held at 9 30 a Wednesday at St Benedict Catholic Church with Father William llilliker officiating Burial will be In Old Washington Cemetery. JOHN F. DEMSTER MCCONNELSVILLE John F. Demster. 85, of Malta, died at 10: IS a m.

Monday at the Morgan Care Center at McConnelsville following a nine-week Illness Mr. Demster was born May IS, 1895, In Washington Countv, the son of Frank and Allie Trimble Demster. He was a retired foreman for the Malta Manufacturing where he worked for 41 years. Mr. Demster was a veteran of World War I and a member of American Legion Post 24 at McConnelsville, Eagles Lodge at McConnelsville, Corinthian Lodge 111 AM of McConnelsville, Scottish Rite Valley of Cambridge, Aladdin Shrine of Columbus and the Morgan Shrine Club.

Hit wife, the former Hazel D. McGrath, died In 1974. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Chester (Ruth) Petty of St. Petersburg, Mrs.

Don (Bettle) Bailey of Mc JODY D.SPENCER BETHESDA Admitted Paul Robert Murgatroyd, Cambridge. Becky Bobeck Gibson, Columbus. Chios Ann Smalley, 1308 Somen St, Marjorte Ellen Greene, 1974 Leslie Drive. Edna Mae Trescott, 313 Eppley Ave. Brenda Charier Emory, 1409 Central Ave.

Peter Ellsworth LaPlante, 8M Convert Ave. Annie MellU Shaver, 613 Prospect Ave. Florence Eleanor Gillespie, Ava. Janet Marie Suhoskt, Malta Route 2. Rebecca Jean Nichols, McConnelsville.

Terry Duane Flynn, 1378 Maplevlew Drive. Betty Ann Meddlngs, Dresden. Jennie WUlett, 119 Pierce St. Susan Doss, Ml Wlnton Ave. Robert Charles Yoho, Byesvllle.

Harry R. Mossburg, 5880 Sycamore Valley. Everett Bryan Hupp, Gratiot. Edna Faye LeRoy, Rosevllle. Bernice Opal Shields, McConnelsville.

Twila Lee Cherubtni, 250 E. Highland Drive. Monford Roberts, McConnelsville. Kary Matthew Hannahs, Quaker City. Janet Maureen Hook, McConnelsville.

Dessle Phillips, Con-esvtlle. Mlndy Gunnels, Caldwell. Harold Dovenbarger, Coshocton. Sandra Kaye Workman, Buffalo. Annetta Paul, 3090 Clay Pike.

Robert Unklesbay, Senecavtlle. Donald Mllllnnex, Dresden. Ryan Edward Warden, Warsaw. Benjamin Dovenbarger Jr. Coshocton.

Robert Wilson, Newark. Elizabeth Pierce, 972 Hughes St. Dismissed Louise E. Brumage, Rosevllle; Clay Davis, Crooksvllle; Marcla Kelly, 3400 Fairway Lane; Randall Woods, Corning; John Allen, 1981 Leslie Drive; Norris Boetcher, 2455 Maysvllle Pike; Kathryn Boyd, Sarahsvllle; Bobble Chaffln, Rosevllle; Connie Coates, 318 Wayne Ave. Jobb Fadley, Frazeysburg; Carl Fell, Nashport; Klmberly Gates, Teakwood Drive; Becky Gibson, Columbus; Larry Gunn, Creston; Mark Lane, 1057 Putnam Marvin Madinger, 2765 Adamsvllle Road.

Ethel Mayle, 2175 Highland Road; Andrea McAfee, 760 Whipple Bradley Miller, 2988 Newton Drive; Anna Moorehead, 92 Parkwood Robert Morrison, 773 Pine Catherine Qulnn, Grad Seen stltutional nursing position vacancies and the Inability of nursing education programs to meet such shortages," Dr. McNultysald. "The difficulties in recruiting nursing staff reported by hospitals, nursing homes, and community health agencies around the country cannot be attributed to substantial numbers of registered nurses not practicing, nor specifically to an exodus of nurses leaving the profession for other types of work. Such theory is rationalization and Is not supported by any current evidence. Rather the coun- try Is, in fact, experiencing an increasingly reai ana potentially dangerous shortage of nurses," ne said.

It la estimated that nearly 40 percent of Inactive nurses are Individuals over 50 years of age who have stopped practicing because of the strenous demands of the pro-(esslon. Other non-practicing nurses are mothers of chldren under six years of age, may of whom later return to the work force. National studies have demonstrated that only a small percentage of all registered nurses are employed in other fields, Dr. McNulty noted. The Ohio University Regional Campus located In Zanesvllle Is currently offering a refresher course for R.N.'s which will begin July 21 and run through Aug.

22. This class will meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8 a m. until 4 p.m. The course Is designed to present current nursing care approaches to the adult medical-surgical patient with diabetes, disorders of the cardiopulmonary systems, neurological disorders, and problems with the skeletal system. Methods of instruction will include lectures, observational and clinical experiences, use of audio visual materials, case studies and reading.

A current license as registered nurse In Ohio Is required. All nurses Interested In enrolling should call the OUZ Admissions Office at 453-0762, ext. 41 to reserve a place In the class. Tuition for the course Is $132 and there is no admission fee for summer courses. Nursing Declines The number of graduates from educational programs preparing registered nurses declined during the 1978-79 academic year, according to the National League for Nursing's 1980 Annual Survey of Stale-Approved Schools of Nursing.

This decrease occurred despite a net Increase of 15 during the year In the total number of RN programs. The 1.0 percent decline In graduates, from 78,697 In the academic year 1977-78 to 77.932 In 1978-79, was the first such drop since the mld- Admissions of first year students to registered nurs- Ing programs were down for ute second consecutive year, declining 29 percent from 111,928 In 1977-78 to 108,717 In 1978-79. Total enrollments in RN programs declined 1.9 percent from 242,259 In October, 1978 to 237,580 In October, 1979, continuing the steady decrease of the prior three years. "We are witnessing a systematic decline in the preparation of new nurses, while all evidence indicates an Increasing demand for nursing services In coming years, said NLN president Matthew F. McNulty chancellor of the Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC.

"The adverse impact of this decline upon the provision of health care services In the United States cannot be overemphasized," be said. McNulty further cautioned that continued administration efforts to eliminate federal funds for nursing schools and nursing student aid, II successful, could force the closing of some schools and prevent many low and middle income students from seeking or continuing their nursing education, further diminishing the supply of new nurses. "I strongly urge that funds be Increased and action programs In student recruitment and nursing education be expanded at federal, state and local levels. The evidence of factual data is clear and definitive; every statistical finding forecasts an Inexorable decline in both nursing schol admissions and nursing school graduations." he said. "The continued contention In some areas of the Administration that there is no nursing shortage is now increasingly refuted in all parts of the country, as more states document their ln- hearinn air) nffAr Vnmnrinn" Atlanta II TI AllanlcCt 71 II elr Baltimore II II cdy Blrmlnihm II II ITcdy Blsmsrck II II Sols IT ll clr Boatsi 71 II Breenavll II II Buffalo 74 14 CbarHlnlC II 71 clr ChsrlitaWV II IT Cheyenne II 14 clr Cnlcais TT ii Cincinnati II 17 Cleveland TI 41 Columbus TI II Dsl-riWth 101 II clr Denver II 17 cdy DeiMolnti 11 71 II clr Dstrolt TI II Dululh II II elr Fairbanks TI IT Hartford TT II cdy Helena II II cdy Honolulu IT 71 Houston II 14 Indnsplls 17 14 Jacisnvlli II 74 llcdy Juneau II II .11 rn KansClty 101 TI LasVsiss 101 II elr MttleRock 101 II clr Lot Aotelti ll II elr Louisville II 17 Memphis 101 14 Miami II 71 rn Milwaukee 71 10 Mpls-St IT 71 clr Nsahvllle 14 71 NewOrleaai II II NeeYork 71 II Norfolk II II cdy OklaClty II 74 clr Omaha 17 71 clr Orlando II 74 Phlladpbla II 10 Phoenli II 17 Pittsburgh 71 II rn Ptland.Me 74 II Ptland.Ore 71 II clr RapidClly los II clr Reno II 41 clr Richmond II 51 StLouls II TI StP-Timpe II TI SaltLake 17 71 San Diego 77 II clr SanFraa II S3 clr Seattle 71 54 clr Spokane 10 II clr, SISteMsrte TI 41 tdy Tulss 100 14 elr Wathlngtn II II cdy Hl-Sunday'shlgh.

Lo Monday's low Prc-Prerlpiutlon for bouri.es-dtrtg lam EDT Monday. otlk-Sky conditions outlook (or Tuesday. Suicide Reported COSHOCTON Bert C. Kimble, 69. of 18527 County Road 3, Warsaw, died Monday afternoon of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound in the chest, the Coshocton County Sheriff's Department reported.

Deputies said the death was ruled a suicide. The sheriff's department said a report of an apparent suicide was received at 3:08 p.m. and that on arrival at the residence, Kimble was found dead. The shot was fired from a .22 caliber rifle. The time of death had not been established.

Fisher Funeral Home at Warsaw Is in charge of funeral arrangements. SON NAMED The son born June 20 to Sgt. Stephen G. and Airman Linda M. Mitchell of Virginia has been named Jeremy Glenn.

The couple Is stationed at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Mitchell of Blue Rock, Mr. and Mrs.

Edsel Pletcher of Phllo and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caw of Zanesvllle. IINGROUND, AND ABOVi GROUND SWIMMING POOLS, ISPAS, CHEMICALS AND 1E0UIPMENT. "We Are As Close As Your Telephone" Connelsville Route 3.

Mrs Fav iJacqullnei Parsons of Malta Route 2. Mrs Richard tJoM-phinet Kronenbltter of Norwich and Mrs Robert i Roberta i Howard of McConnelsville, one son, Frank of Malta, one brother, Russell Demster of McConnelsville; one halMlster, Mrs Ruth Nebel of Lancaster, 18 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9j m. today at Miller lluck Funeral Home at McConnelsville where services will be held at 1:30 m. Wednesday.

Burial will be In McConnelsville Cemetery. atonic services will be held al 8 p.m. today at the funeral home and military services will be conducted al graveside. MARTHA BOOTH Mrs Martha Booth, 65, of 43 VanHorn died Sunday at Good Samaritan Medical Center. She was born Sept.

7, 1914, at Cairo, and had been a resident of the area since September 1979. Her husband, Donald, died Dec. 22, 19A8. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Jack Williams of 463 Vanllorn Mrs.

Jerry (Susan) Ogburn and Miss Wendy Booth, both of Frost Proff, and Deborah Plushan-skl of New Jersey; a son, Donald James Booth of Avon Park, a sister, Mrs. Jack (Eleanor) Worthy of Cairo, her mother, Mrs. Lois Sasser of Cairo, and nine grandchildren. The body Is at Bo In Funeral Home and will be shipped to Stephenson-Nelson-Smith Funeral Home at Avon Park, Fla. Arrangements are Incomplete.

FRANCES FLEMING Frances M. Fleming, 84, of Coming, died al noon Monday In Rimes Nursing Home at Athens. She was a member of the United Methodist Church at Corning. Born Aug. 13, 1895, MARK A.

LONGSTRETH Bell Apt. 1, will be a management trainee. A 1975 graduate of Rosecrans High School, he attended Muskingum College from 1975 to 1977 and graduated from Ohio University in June with a bachelor's degree in management. A member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Longstreth is a member of the Society for the Advancement of Management and is an alumnus of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity.

Court Fines lcated and improperly passing. Ronald E. Campbell, 32, of East Fultonham, $100, three days in jail and 90-day suspension; driving while intoxicated. West County Gary J- Dover, 23, of 339 Washington $50, five days in jail and 90-day suspension of license. Dent L.

Davis, 19, of 249 S. Blackwood Drive, $260, 10 days in jail and 90-day license suspension; driving while intoxicated, driving in marked lanes. Myra L. Thress, 26, of 5294 Harvard $200; driving while Intoxicated and driving without a license. East County Matthew K.

Hannan, 19, of Rosevllle, $200, 10 days in Jail and six-month license suspension; driving while intoxicated. rm REBECCA BAUGHMAN Services for Mrs. Rebecca Baughman, 81, of 151 Price Road, Newark, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Bolln Funeral Home with evangelist Halley Smith officiating. Burial will be In Woodlawn Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. ARCH C.BROWN Arch C. Brown, 94, formerly of Brownsville, died at Licking Memorial Hospital at 9: 10 am. Saturday.

Born Feb. 2, 1886, In Belmont County, Mr. Brown was a son of Stephen and Susan White Brown. He was a former operator of a blacksmith shop and was employed In the oil fields. His wife, Grace Brown, Is deceased.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Custls of Rhode Island; and a granddaughter; a brother, Harvey Brown of Gratiot. Service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Henderson-Van Atta and Johnston Funeral Home In Newark with Rev. Clarence Gosnell officiating.

Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery In Brownsville 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. FAYETTA PARRILL Mrs. Fayetta Parrlll, 78, of 5730 Pleasant Valley Road, Nashport, died at 1:28 a.m. Monday at Good Samaritan Medical Center.

She was born Dec. 21, 1901, near Toboso, In Licking County. A daughter of Charles W. and Sophronia M. Crosby Hitchcock.

Her husband, Albert, died July 16, 1975. Surviving are two sons, Edward of 5820 Pleasant Valley Road, Nashport, and Albert Jr. of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Leon (Bonnie Jean) Miller of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Wetland of New Concord; two sisters, Mrs.

Sara Smart of Brownsville and Mrs. Merril (Lottie) Vermillion of Newark. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Baughman Funeral Home, Frazeysburg, where services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev.

Oliver Vestre officiating. Burial will be In Hanover Cemetery. EDWARD D. REGULA Services for Edward Daniel Regula, 87, of 1088 Pfeifer Drive, who died Friday, will be held at 10 a.m. today at Bryan Funeral Home.

The Rev. Larry R. Kudart will officiate, and burial will be In Memorial Notice. JENNIFER MOOREHEAD Graveside services for Jennifer Marie Moorehead, infant daughter of Ricky and Anna Moorehead, who died Saturday, will be held at 1 p.m. today at Woodlawn Cemetery.

The Rev. Richard A. Tolson will officiate, and Bolln Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. Pd. Notice.

WHO SELLS STEEL DOORS AND FRAMES FROM LOCAL WAREHOUSE STOCK? Cloudy, By The Associated Press NORTHWEST WEST CENTRAL Partly cloudy with scat-tered showers or thunderstorms early Tuesday, highs 80 to 85. Clear Tuesday night, low In the low Ms. Sunny Wednesday, high around 80. The chance of rain Is 30 percent Tuesday and near zero Tuesday night. CENTRAL LAKESHORE EAST LAKESHORE NORTHEAST CENTRAL HIGHLANDS Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms Tuesday morning, high In the low 80s.

Clear Tuesday night, low In the low 50s. Sunny Wednesday, high In the upper 70s. The chance of rain Is 40 percent Tuesday and near zero Tuesday night. MIAMI VALLEY CENTRAL Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon, high 85 to 90. Clear Tuesday night, low In the mid 50s.

Sunny Wednesday, high around 80. The chance of rain Is 50 percent Tuesday and near zero Tuesday night. EAST CENTRAL Cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms Tuesday, high in the mid 80s. Clear Tuesday night, low In the mid 50s. Sunny Wednesday, high In the mid to upper 70s.

The chance of rain Is 50 percent Tuesday and near zero Tuesday night. SOUTHWEST Partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon, high around 90. Clear Tuesday night, low near 60. Sunny Wednesday, high In the low 80s. The chance of rain is 30 percent Tuesday and 10 percent Tuesday night.

SOUTH CENTRAL Partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms Tuesday, high around 90. Clear Tuesday night, low In the low 60s. Sunny Wednesday, high 80 to 85. The chance of rain is 40 percent Tuesday and 10 percent Tuesday night. Ohio Extended Outlook By The Associated Press Thursday through Saturday fair Thursday, a chance of showers and thunderstorms Friday and Saturday.

Highs In the low to mid 80s Thursday warming to the mid 80s to lower 90s Friday and Saturday. Lows in the mid 50s to low 60s early Thursday rising to the mid 60s to low 70s Friday and Saturday. NATIONAL SUMMARY National Weather Service foracuU Urge area of ehowera today In the Pacific Northweet, the upper Plalni etatea and parte of the northeastern portion of the nation. Showeraaxealao predicted for parta of Florida. PREDICTED TEMPERATURES Today 'High Today'! Low YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURES Yesterday'! High 77 Yesterday's tow 51 am 66 4pm 77 10 am 6pm 77 Noon 73 Ip 75 Ippj, 77 10pm 70 WEATHER ELSEWHERE By The Assoclsted Press Monda; ILoPrcOtlk Albany Albuque Amarlllo Anchorage Ashevllle cm 230 cm BUTTER $1 85 9 'TIL 9 WEEKDAYS 75 52 103 67 clr it 71 clr 61 52 16 rn 17 62 cdy an rm "Be A Pal" Jennifer Z.

Ross, 4260' Dogwood Lane. Dana Lynne Gottke, Wilbur Malone Williamson, Crooksvllle. Earl Stacy Fortner, 3325 Culbertson Road. Robert Steven Schaub, Glenmont. Maude Janes, Hebron.

James Whitley Graves, Somerset. Ceclle Moran, Frazeysburg. James L. Blosser, New Lexington. Clifford E.

Saxton, New Lexington. Doreen Joan Daugherty, Cambridge. Brenda Kay Aliff, Somerset. Norbert E. Schumacher, Woodsfleld.

Mildred Leone Bishop, 2795 S. Lawndale Place. Emmett E. Lucas, Barnesvllle. Eva Lucille Orange, 345 Airport Road.

John Joseph Bledenbach, Sarahsvllle. Roman John Crock, Caldwell. Hazel Bell Nolan, 334 Wayne Ave. George Albert Macenko. Caldwell.

Connie Sue Markln. Shawnee. David John Lewis, New Lexington. Carolyn Jean Crablll, New Lexington. Alta Mae Johnson, South Zanesvllle.

Sonya Marie Gawhega, South Zanesvllle. Warren Edgar Drlggs III, Crooksvllle. Dismissed Nellie Irene Ewan, Frazeysburg; Ted Alan Johnson Cumberland; Florence Luella Morris, 1023 Ellen Drive; Michael J. Taylor, Chandlersvllle; Marlon E. Alexander, 1181 Lake Drive; Dewev Joseph Bradford, Crooksvllle; Kathleen E.

Gordon, Junction City; Chad Allen Havens, 1355 Race Circle. William P. Houk, Crooksville; Amanda Sue Burroughs, 274 N. Blackwood Drive; Mlndy Lynn James, Mabel Irene Taylor, Thorn-vllle; Leonard E. Alfman, Corning; Jo Ann Howdyshell, New Lexington; Blanche Marie Lann-Ing, 1044 Talley Clarys Evelyn Deem, Phllo.

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Mark A. Longstreth of 2809 Several Draw Herb West. 51. of Glenford Route 1, was fined $125 Monday in West County Court after he pleaded guilty to two charges following his arrest in the Powelson Wildlife Area. West was accused of possessing loaded firearms in a motor vehicle and for be-ing parked in an undesignated part of the wildlife area Also in West County Court, Lisa B.

Pope. 18. of Newark was fined $100 on a charge of possession of marijuana. In Municipal Court Monday. Albert B.

Lashley. 57, of 1125 Ohio was given a $50 fine on a domestic violence charge Lashley's wife filed the charge. Municipal Tony Saxton, 18. of 340 Hedgewood $200. three days in jail and 90-day license suspension; driving while Intoxicated, hit-skip, careless operation and willfully fleeing a police officer Donald Tyo.

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