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The Advocate8A Umi'UAtUBSNttWS KUUIN1JUI Thursday, December 7, 19D5 eaths and funerals Mewsniakers diers will take part in a comedy sketch with him, NBC said Wednesday. Leno has entertained U.S. troops before: He was in the Middle East in 1991 during the Gulf War. Mary Tyler Moore NEW YORK (AP) Stop the presses: "New York News" the latest Mary Tyler Moore series has made its last run. Bob Hope NEW YORK (AP) Who says Bob Hope is no spring chicken? The 92-year-old comedian, who canceled his annual NBC Christmas special for the first time in 45 years, will star in a special this spring, the network said Wednesday.

"I had to sign with NBC," Hope said in a statement. "I don't have the legs for a part on In the meantime, Hope will keep another custom long a part of his Christmas show: He will introduce this year's Associated Press All-America college football team during the post-game show following the New York Giants-San Diego Chargers game on Dec. 23. He also is scheduled to appear with Rose Queen Keli Hutchins during NBC's broadcast of the Rose Parade on New Year's Day. Jay Leno LOS ANGELES (AP) Jay Leno will try to bring a little levity to the Bosnian peacekeeping efforts this Christmas.

Isabelle P. Shrigley March 4, 1927-Dec. 5, 1995 Memorial services for Isabelle P. Shrigley, 68, of Johnstown, are at 1 1 a.m. Safurday at the Johnstown Baptist Church with the Rev.

Robert L. Knox officiating. Mrs. Shrigley, an avid gar-: dener, died Dec. 5, 1995, at her home.

She was born March 4, 1927, in Chauncey, Ohio, to the late Rev. Gus and Clara Qlaynes) Graham. Mrs. Shrigley was a grad-; uate of Chauncey-Dover High School and attended the Grant School of Nursing. She is survived by her husband, James H.

Shrigley; four daughters and sons-in-law, Tammy and Neal Burrell of Granville, Peggy and Robert Turtle of Newark, Jamie Walton of New Albany and Becky and David Hunter of Patas-kala; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; six sisters, Freda Garrison of Fairfax, Mildred Lovelace and Mona West, both of Rey-; noldsburg, and Dorothy Riggs, Ruth Hooper and Susan Hornsby, all of The Plains, for their short tempers and loose, wrinkled skin. "My children and my wife simply could not bear to have the dogs exterminated, which is legally mandated if there is any other incident, however trivial, following the restraining order," he said. Rivera's show has occasionally erupted in on-camera fisticuffs. Alec Baldwin LOS ANGELES (AP) Alec Baldwin could face up to six months in jail and a $2,000 fine if found guilty of punching a freelance photographer in the nose. Baldwin was charged Wednesday with battery.

He allegedly attacked photographer Alan Zanger, who was in the street filming Baldwin, wife Kim Basinger and their newborn daughter, Ireland, as they arrived home from the hospital on Oct. 26. Zanger suffered a broken nose and other medical problems in the scuffle, according to a lawsuit he filed. Baldwin, 37, is scheduled to be arraigned Jan. 9.

"I'm happy that he's charged," Zanger said. "I didn't think justice would be fair and I felt they were going to let him go." Baldwin publicist Lisa Kasteler declined to comment. Garth Brooks CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, George Strait and Wynonna Judd will lend some country glitter to the 100th annual Cheyenne Frontier Days. The stars were named Wednesday as part of the celebration, slated for next July.

"Without a doubt, this has to be the most dynamic lineup ever assembled in Cheyenne," said Frontier Days general chairman Phil VanHorn. Kathy Mattea and Randy Travis also will perform at the event. Leno, host of NBC's "Tonight Show," accepted invitation the Air has an from Force and the 31st Fighter Wing to host a Christmas show Saturday at Aviano Air LENO Base in Italy. Aviano, a- primary Air Force base for U.S. troops in the peacekeeping mission, has more than 4,000 troops on permanent assignment; several thousand more are posted there temporarily.

The day before Leno departs for Italy, his "Tonight Show" broadcast will be fed live via satellite to Aviano, where sol i i 4 Hubert E. Wickham Aug. 8, 1918-Dec. 6, 1995 Graveside services for Hubert E. Wickham, 77, of Newark, are 1 p.m.

Friday at the Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens Chapel. Mr. Wickham, a World War II U.S. Navy veteran, died Wednesday, Dec. 6 at his residence.

He was born Aug. 8, 1918, in Charleston, 111, to the late Herbert and Edna Wickham. Mr. Wickham moved to Columbus at the age of 13 and graduated from East High School. In 1940, he graduated from the Ohio State University School of Journalism.

He retired from Columbus Auto Parts after 30 years of service as a machinist. His first wife, Grace Wickham, died in 1984. He is survived by his second wife, Wilma Wickham; three step-sons and daughters-in-laws, James and Alice Lewis of Lancaster, Frank and Cynthia Lewis of Newark and Roger and Colleen Lewis of northern Kentucky; step-daughter and son-in-law, Wilma and George Fleming of Newark; eight grandchildren; and several cousins. Friends may call from noon to 1 p.m. Friday at the graveside, 5600 E.

Broad Columbus. Schoedinger East Chapel, 5360 Livingston Road, Columbus, is in charge of arrangements. The family suggests memorials be made to The American Heart Association, P.O. Box 739, Columbus, Ohio 43216. Mary Ann Marteney Oct 22, 1967-Dec.

3, 1995 Funeral services for Mary Ann Marteney, 28, of Newark, are 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Criss-Kirkpatrick Funeral Chapel with the Rev. T.V. Newstrand and the Rev. Mark A Edge officiating.

Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Marteney, a home-maker and member of Christian Apostolic Church, died Sunday, Dec. 3 at her residence. She was born Oct.

22, 1967, in Newark, to Robert C. Angle Sr. of Newark and the late Betty Lou (Thierry) Angle. She is survived by her father; a son, Bradley Allen Marteney of Newark; a daughter, Heidi Lynn Marteney of Newark; two sisters, Dorothy Rollison of Newark and Olivia Wickline of Ironton; and nieces and nephews. A brother and sister are deceased.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, 179 Granville Newark. The family suggests memorials be made to Bradley and Heidi Marteney Trust Account, care of Park National Bank. Charles A. Cordray Dec.

6, 1995 Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Charles A Cordray, of Hebron, who died Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the Heath Nursing and Convalescent Center. Boring-Sheridan Funeral Home, Hebron Chapel, 108 N. Seventh Hebron, is in charge of arrangements. Eugene K.

Hardway Jan. 5, 1920-Dec. 5, 1995 Military graveside services for decorated veteran Eugene K. Hardway, 75, of Columbus, will be 11 a.m. Friday in Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus, with military honors provided by AM Vets Post 89.

Mr. Hardway, a retired carrier for the U.S. Postal Service in Columbus, died Tuesday, Dec. 5 at Kobacker House, Columbus. He was born Jan.

5, 1920, in Kanawha Falls, W.Va., to the late James E. and Zella (O'Connell) Hardway. Mr. Hardway moved to Columbus 40 years ago from Newark. He was a U.S.

Army veteran serving during World War II, and awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart' medals. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 3 in Columbus, the 36th Division Association of T-Patchers and the National Association of Retired Letter Carriers. He is survived by a daughter, Macille; two sons, Thomas and Charles; six grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter. Two brothers, James and David, are deceased. No calling hours will be observed.

DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home, 75 W. William Delaware, is in charge of arrangements. The family suggests memorials be made to Kobacker House, 3595 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, Ohio 43214. James Isom Slone Oct 2, 1916-Dec. 6, 1995 Funeral services for James Isom Slone, 79, of Pataskala, are at 10:30 a.m.

Friday at the Warren F. Kauber Funeral Home with the Rev. Lowell Lewis officiating. Burial will follow in Pataskala Cemetery. Mr.

Slone, a former employee of Clark Grave Vault, died Dec. 6, 1995, at the Pataskala Oaks Care Center. He was born Oct. 2, 1916, in Kenwood, to the late Isom and Pearlie (Daniel) Slone. His wife, Martha Ethel (Preston) Slone, preceded him in death.

He is survived by a son, Harold Slone of Zanesville; granddaughter Marcia and husband Todd Crawford of Pataskala; and great-grandson, Seth Crawford. Friends may call from 7 to 9 today at the funeral home, 289 S. Main Pataskala. MEMORIAM In loving memory of ALICE JEAN CARLISLE LYONS Who departed this life one year ago today, December 7, 1994. The Family MEMORIAM In loving memory of Scott D.

Bush, although we miss him still so much. God has been there to heal and touch. One question to our friends and family, are you ready for eternity? Love, Mom, Dad, Shawn, Rob, Amy, Rod, Amanda, Larissa, and Laura. MEMORIAM In loving memory of Robert "Bob" Birkey who passed away Dec. 7, 1994.

Sadly missed and deeply loved. Wife, Daughters, Grandchildren Great-Grandchildren MEMORIAM In memory of Greg S. Hunter Your smiles still brighten up the way through your children. We love you always. Mother, Becky Stuck truck stalls traffic UJ5 on Wednesday announced the cancellation of the show, which was about a New York tabloid.

It's been in a ratings slump since premicr-ing in September. It occunied MOORE the suicide slot opposite NBC's "Seinfeld" on Thursday nights. Last month, Moore announced she wanted out, declaring she was unhappy with the way her character, the Dragon Lady editor, was written. Geraldo Rivera MARION, Mass. (AP) Have Geraldo Rivera's dogs been learning some talk show-style tricks? The board of selectmen issued a restraining order last month against the combative talk show host's two shar-peis, which attacked a golden retriever as it passed by Rivera's scafront house on a walk.

One of Rivera's dogs clamped its jaws around the retriever's neck; the other went for its tail. The retriever was not hurt. Selectman Albert Winters said the board acted because the town's animal control officer had determined the dogs acted dangerously. Rivera is appealing the restraining order and said he would spare no expense in his fight for his dogs, a breed known Morning motorists heading east had to find another route to work as troopers from Granville and Zanesville, along with wrecker companies, were expected to take several hours to free the vehicle, according to the post and the Licking County Dispatching Center. A 28-year-old man had to be freed from his vehicle after crashing into a power pole off of Ohio 79 this morning.

Dwayne S. Pickenpaugh of Warsaw, Ohio, was flown to Times-Mirror 33' Value City 7v Wal-Mart 24' Waste Management 30 Wendys 20H Worth. Ind WTHG 20 Mutual funds The following mutual funding listings aro provided by Edward D. Jones Co. Prices are bid prices as of previous day's market close.

STOCK FUNDS Acorn Fund ,...14.50 Affiliated Fund 11. 67 AM CAP Fund 13.75 American Mut. Fund 25.54 Capital Income Builder 37.44 Cardinal Fund 12 89 Colonial Utilities Fund 14.63 Dean Witter Dividend Growth 39.06 Europacific Growth Fund 23.46 Fidelity Magellan Fund 92.35 Franklin Utilities 10.00 Fundamental Investors 22.52 George Putnam Fund 15.43 GS Growth and Income 20.22 GS International 17.92 GS Small Cap 17.70 Growth Fund i 33.77 IDS Mutual Fund 13 24 Income Fund of America 16.16 Investment Co. of American 22 68 Liberty Utility Fund 12 50 Mutual Shares Corp 96.62 New Perspective Fund 17.7.6 Nicholas Fund 63.47 Pheonlx Growth Fund 26.43 Pioneer Fund 28.80 Pioneer II Inc 21.59 Putnam Fund For Growth and Income 18.11 Putnam Health Sciences 42.97 Putnam Global Growth 10.40 Putnam Voyager Fund 16.05 Scudder Funda Development 41 .27 Scudder Growth and Income 20.64 Small Cap World Fund 25.88 T. Rowe Price Growth Income 19.76 Twentieth Century Growth 23.3(3 Twentieth Century Select 40.92 Value Line Fund 1 8.97 Washington Mutual Investors 23.10 GOVERNMENT BOND Cardinal Government 8.20 Dean Witter Government 9.16 Franklin Group 6.90 Kemper Government 9 04 Lord Abbett Government 2.73 Putnam 13.05 Van Kampen Merrttt 14.80 CORPORATE BONO Bond Fund 13.80 Colonial High Yield 6.71 Fidelity High Income 9.18 IDS Seloctive 9 58 Kemper High Yield 8.04 Putnam Income Fund 7.19 MUNICIPAL BOND Colonial Tax Exempt 13.88 Kemper 10.59 p.m.

for next day publication. CARD OF THANKS PAID OBITUARIES MEMORIAM 5:30 p.m. for the next day publication (MvffMt pvymtnt required) Phone: 345-4053 Fax: '1-61 4-345-1 G3G wiiiniMiiiiilin ii iV unio; three brothers, Kooert Graham of Groveport, Dana Graham of Pleasant City, Ohio and Victor Lovelace of Reynoldsburg; and many nieces and nephews. Seven brothers and sisters preceded her in death. Friends may call from 10 to 11 a.m.

Saturday at the church, 450 S. Main Johnstown. Henderson, Van Atta Johnston Funeral Service, 59 N. Fifth Newark, is in charge of arrangements. The family suggests memorials be made to Hospice of Licking County, 1435-B W.

Main Newark, Ohio 43055. Isabelle P. Shrigley Among the survivors of Isabelle P. Shrigley are eight grandchildren: Belinda, Bryan Douglas, Kimberly, Kelley, Stacey, Jim, Luke and Nikki; and three greatgrandchildren: Celia, Zoe and Michael Tribute Arthur O. Allen June 27, 1921-Dec.

6, 1995 Funeral services for Arthur O. Allen, 74, of Fredericktown, are at 3 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Knox officiating. Burial will follow in SHversville Cemeterv.

Mr. Allen, a World War II Navy veteran, died Dec. 6, 1995, at Knox Community Hospital, Mount Vernon. He was born June 27, 1921, in Dorcas, Ohio, to the late James and Jessie (Brewer) Allen. Mr.

Allen was a member of Church of Christ and ttF.W. is survived by his wife, Lticile (Autherson) Allen; a sister, Hilda Hart of Racine, Ohio; two daughters, Kay Ambrus of Newark and Bonnie DiBlasio of Heath; two sons, Ronald U. Allen ot trea-ericktown and Larry Allen of six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Four brothers preceded him in death. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today at the funeral home, 106 Mulberry Pomeroy, Ohio.

Anna Podorean Oct. 11, 1888-Dec. 2, 1995 Funeral services for Anna Podorean, 107, of Country Court Nursing Home, Mount Vernon, are at 2 today at the Grohe Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Ransom officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Podorean, a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church and the Romanian Union League, died Dec. 2, 1995, following an extended illness. She was born Oct.

11, 1888, in Romania, to the late John and Solomia (Suci) Stroia. Her husband, Thomas Podo- rean, aiea ivt. She is survived by a son, Charles Podorean of Hawaii; four daughters, Mary Tone and Emilia Butler, both of California, Sylvia Cornell of Mount Vernon and Helen Elliott of Oregon; 11 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and two great-greatgrandchildren. A son, John Podorean, and daughter, Anna Podorean, preceded her in death, along with three brothers and sisters. Friends may call from 1 to 2 p.m.

Thursday at the funeral home, 108 N. Main Mount Vernon. GRATIOT A wayward tractor-trailer forced a major traffic tie-up on Interstate 70 this morning. The truck had somehow wedged itself underneath an overpass on the Licking-Muskingum county line around 6:30 a.m. There was no word on how the mishap occurred or if there were any injuries, according to the Ohio Highway Patrol's.

Granville Post. Stocks Local stocks The following stocks of local Interest, as provided by the Ohio reflect the last change noted by the New York Stock Exchange ot 4 p.m. yesterday: Alltel (Mid-Con) 29 American Electric Power 38VS App.lnn.AINN 14VS Ashland Oil 35Vs 65 Vs Banc One 40 Bob Evans 17 Cardinal Distributors 56'. Charming Shoppes 2 916 Chrysler 62H Clfra 1.001.08 Cincinnati Boll 31 vs Coca-Cola 79 Columbia Gas 43V4 Consolidated Stores 25'. Cooper Ind 37 'A CSX Corp 87'.

Dayton 73 Diebold 60' Disney DIS 62 Dow Chemical Eateries EATS 2V Enron 38k EuroDls .2.532 60 Ford 28' Fruehauf 22V General Electric 71 General Motors SO's Georgia Pacific 73' Heilig-Moy 16V4 Hills 11H Holophane 30V Hunt. Bk J.C.Penney 48 Kmart TS Kroger 38 Limited 17 Lowes Co 32H Manville 13 McDonalds 45H Mid America Waste 4 National City Corp 33 National Gas Oil 10 Newell i 26' Owens-Coming 48 Park National Bank 47 Pepsi 57W Phelps Dodge 87H PNC Financial 30H Quaker 8t 13V Rockwell 81 'A Safety Kleen 1 Sears 38' Svc. Merch 6 Sprint 40V Standard Roglster 20V4 Sun TV 5V Surgical Care Affiliates 33'4 Tenneco 48 CRISS-KIRKPATRICK FUNEKAL DIRECTORS, INC. A Tradition That Has Endured Over 100 Yeart 179 Granville Street Newark 345-9714 FRIDAY MARY ANN MARTENEY 10:30 a.m. Chapel Service Calling Hours: Thursday 7-9 p.m.

Contributions to Marteney Trust Account, co Park National Bank. Grant Medical Center after the 5 a.m. crash in Fallsbury Township. A Grant spokeswoman said he was listed in good condition. Sheriff's deputies said Pickenpaugh was headed south when he lost control of his Toyota Tercel just south of Bodle Road.

He was partially ejected after the vehicle went off the road and hit the pole, landing on its top. The crash remains under investigation. Commodities Coffee futures prices plunged Wednesday in panicked selling sparked by increased production, particularly In Brazil, while world consumption declines. Prices fell to contract lows and threatened to sink below $1 a pound for the first time In two years as roasters, eying falling demand, figured they could wait for a better price before buying, said Merrill Lynch analyst Judith Ganes. "Roasters have no Incentive to buy anything more than on a hand-to-mouth basis because of the falling prices," Ganes said.

The Agriculturo Department next woek Is expected to release Its revised 1995-96 world production figures, and the agency also might Include a first forecast on Brazil's 1996-97 crop, a USDA official said Wednesday. On other commodity markets, soybeans futures priceB surged to new contract highs and lumber futures prices advanced the daily trading limit. The Commodity Research Bureau'a new Index of 17 commodities, which does not Include lumber, fell 0.49 point to 243.59. Green, arables coffee futures for March delivery on New York's Coffee, Sugar Cocoa Exchange fell 3.45 conts to $1 .02 a pound. The sell-off escalated when panicky producers, who had been holding out for highor prices, lumped In to sell before prices slid further, said a trader at American Coffee Corp.

In New York. Investors expect Brazil's 1 996-97 coffee crop will show a healthy recovery following two frosts and a drought that depleted this year's crop, Ganes said. Cottee prices climbed to eight-year h'ghs In July 1994 alter the damaging frosts in Brazil, the world's leading producer. Prices In the past three months have fallen about 30 percent, however, even though the winter months in Europe and Nonh America often see peak consumption. Meantime, more supplies of this veer's crop are reaching the market.

Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico have begun shipping coffee in amounts that are expected to offset Brazil's shortage. Dollar NEW YORK (AP) The dollar rose against the major currencies Wednesday as renewod expectations of lower Gorman Interest rates cost the mark Its appeal as a aafe haven during the turmoil In France. During Asian and European trading, the dollar refused to continue the previous day fall. Many traders believe Germany's central bank will lower Interest rates by January and were drawn to the dollar. The greenback rose slightly against the Japanese yen partly on expectations that trade figures to be released Thursday would show another drop In Japan's trade surplus with the United Slates.

"The dollar can't just go nowhere. It has to go somewhere. It coukln't go down. The dollar had to go higher," said Bob Near, a currency vice president at the Bank ol New York. In late New York trading Wednesday, the dollar was quoted at 101.37 Japanese yen, up from 101.26 late Tuesday.

The dollar also was changing hands In Now York at 1.4435 German marks, un from 1.4338. The Bundesbank kept Its two-week securities repurchase rate at the same level It was a week ago, but weak economic data and remarks by Bundesbank officials were keeping the markets guessing. Traders have been convinced that the central bank will have to cut rates If not at its policy-setting committee meeting next week, then In Jen-uary. The Bundesbank has shown In the past that prefers to surprise the markets when II cuts. "If the Bundesbank continues to tantalize the markets Into boliovlng it's going to Cut, that allows the dollar to trade higher In the Interim," Noar said.

The rate cut expectations hurt the merk against other European currencies. Even the French franc, which had been suffering bocuuse of the 13-day general strike disrupting France, reversed course and rose egainst the mark. The market liked the news that President Clinton was prepared to accept the Republican bid to cut the budgot deficit within seven years, instead of the 10 years ho had sought. NOW upem 'l Tue.rl. 9 nv- Ttv; I I a 1 J.

789 Hebron Hot We aplcciate cut Like you, we appreciate good neighbors. That's why we do our best to be good neighbors, too. For years, we've provided area families with sound advice and caring service at times of personal loss. We believe we help the most by listening and providing information about your choices. Turn to us in your time of need or when you want the "peace of mind" that comes with planning ahead.

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Service Calling Hours: Thursday 7-9 p.m. Memorial may be made to Hospice of Licking County. SATURDAY ISABELL P. SCHRIGLEY 11:00 a.m. Memorial Service, First Baptist Church, 450 S.

Main Johnstown, Ohio. Family will receive friends 1 hour prior to the service. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Licking County..