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Deaths And Funerals Anna S. Cline Anna S. Cline, 86, of 74 Mound Court, died Monday in the Granview Nursing Home, where she had been a patient since May, 1965. She had been in failing health for the past two years. Miss Cline was born Jan.

13, 1880, in Martinsburg, daughter of Michael and Lillie A. Willetts Cline. She came to Newark from Mansfield, and resided here for 40 years. She was a retired employe of the Smith Shoe Manufacturing formerly of Newark, and a member of the First Presbyterian Church. She was the last of her Immediate family, and is survived by one cousin, Mrs.

Will Woerlein of Groveport. Two sisters are dead. Friends may call at the Criss Brothers Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday.

Funeral services will be at 1 p. m. Friday with Dr. E. Hoyt Kerr officiating.

Burial will be in Martinsburg Cemetery. Mrs. Flora B. Brossman Mrs. Flora Brossman, 79, a 60-year resident of Pataskala, died Tuesday in the home of Mrs.

Elsie Ginbey of with whom she resided. Mrs. Brossman was born Dec. 15, 1886, at Commercial Point, Ohio, the daughter of Preston E. and Catherine Eversole Peters.

She was a member of the Summit Station Methodist Church and the Wahneta Chapter, OES. She is survived by one daughter Mrs. Tella Fairchield, of Alexandria; a brother, Albert Peters, of Ashville; grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Friends may call at the Thurston Funeral Home, Pataskala from 7 to 9 D. Thursday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Friday. Services will be held at 10:30 A. m. Saturday with the Rev.

Carl Herring officiating. Burial will be in Swisher Cemetery, Pataskala. Miss Claire McCann Miss Claire McCann, 80, of Rt. 1. Frazeysburg, was pronounced dead at p.m.

Tuesday at Bethesda Hospital, Zanesville, after suffering from an apparent heart attack while driving her automobile in Zanesville. Born Sept. 1, 1885, near Frazeysburg, she was the daughter of Warren and Bethann Whitaker McCann. Miss McCann graduated from Ohio, State University in 1916, and taught in the Cleveland area until 1922, when she returned to Frazeysburg where she joined her mother in operating the farm on which she was born. She was a member of zeysburg Presbyterian Church, its women's organization, Bethany Bible Class, and Frazeysburg Garden Club.

She is survived by her sisters, Miss Adella McCann of the home, and Mrs. Lester Mears, Rt. 1. Newark; and a brother, Carl, of Bloomington, Ind. Two brothers are dead.

Friends may call at the Baughman and Sons Funeral Home in Frazeysburg 7 to p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 9 p.m. Thursday. Services will be at 2:30 p. m.

CRISS BROTHERS SERVICES THURSDAY HARGER Chapel William Ruby 2:30 p.m. Calling Hours Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. FRIDAY HAGBERG Chapel Joseph I. 10:30 a.m. Calling Hours Wednesday p.m.

Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. CLINE Chapel Anna S. 1 p.m. Calling Hours Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. During stated calling hours members of family will be present.

Funeral home calling hours are 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. For service call FA 2-0191 or FA 2-2191. in the funeral home, Funeral Home with the Rev. David Nawn Robert Holland officiating.

Burial will be in Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Cemetery. Friends may call at the Francis Blain funeral home from 7 to 9 p. m. Helen Francis Blain, 50, today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Pataskala, died at 8:45 m.

Tuesday in her home. was born Oct. 7, 1915, Friday with officiating. Frazeysburg Helen Mrs. of Rt.

1, m. She Bennington County to Lester and Mary Riley Peters. She was a member of the Jersey Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her husband, Eugene Blain; daughters, Mrs. James Cantlebury and Mrs.

Ralph Wood of Rt. 1, Johnstown, and 4 Mrs. Norman Bowers of Pataskala; one son, Eugene Blain of Pataskala; sisters, Mrs. Pearl Day of Centerburg, Mrs. Nina Weakley of Newark, and Mrs.

Verne Davis of Johnstown; two half-sisters, Mrs. Ila Hatch of Rt. 2, Johnstown, and Mrs. Alice Blanchard of Steubenville: Peters Johnstown, En os half Harvey Peters of Centerburg, and Fred Peters of Newark; and 10 grandchildren. Friends may call at Crouse and Son Funeral Home, Johnstown, after 7 p.

m. today. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Jersey Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. Jack Purcell officiating.

Burial will be in Francher Cemetery, Delaware County. The casket will be placed in the church at 1 p. m. Friday. Joseph I.

Hagberg Services for Joseph I. Hagberg, 88, of 521 Moull be at 10:30 a. 'm. Friday in the Chapel of Criss in Edward C. Brunney Edward Clinton Brunney, 84, Rt.

1, Thornville, died following a long illness at 10 a. m. Tuesday at Barr Nursing Home, Thornville. Born Oct. 9, 1881, near Lancaster, he was a son of Julius and Sarah Muller Brunney.

Mr. Brunney hauled livestock in the Thornville area several years. Surviving are his wife, Goldie Brunney; a son, Neil of Fairfield Beach; a step-son, Raymond Sidwell of Columbus; seven grandchildren; and 18 great grandchildren. Friends may call the Charles R. Boring Funeral Home, Thornville, after 3 p.

m. today. Services will be held at 2 p. Thursday at the funeral home, with the Rolland Smith officiating. Burial will be in Zion Ridge Cemetery.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my husband, Carlos Lehman, who passed away six years ago March 30, 1960. I have lost my soul companion, A life linked with my own, And day by day I miss him more, As I walk through life alone. Sadly missed by wife, Bessie. News In Brief SOUP SALE SET Church of God, 49 S. Pine will sponsor a homemade soup sale between 10 a.

m. and 1 p. m. Friday at the church annex. Featured will be Chili and vegetable soup.

Carry out only. Take your own containers. Some baked items will also be on sale. RUMMAGE SALE SET Wright Memorial EUB. Church, 735 Mt.

Vernon is sponsoring a rummage sale from 8:30 to 11 a. m. Friday in the church. CLUB TO MEET Licking County Trail Blazers 4-H Horse Club will meet at 8 p. m.

Monday at Lucky Acres Farm, Hebron. Weather Reports THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE Fra-" By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Akron, snow 47 32 Albany, cloudy 42 26 Albuquerque, clear 67 43 Atlanta, clear 60 37 Bismarck, clear 68 31 Boise, clear 75 46 Boston, cloudy 44 33 Buffalo, snow 36 31 .12 Chicago, clear 46 36 .10 Cincinnati, cloudy 50 37 9 Cleveland, cloudy 47 33 .16 to Columbus, cloudy 52 35 Dayton, cloudy 48 33 Denver, clear 67 35 Des Moines, cloudy 54 37 Detroit, cloudy 47 34 .19 Fairbanks, cloudy 45 16 Fort Worth, clear 67 45 Helena, clear 69 29 Honolulu, cloudy 85 68 Indianapolis, cloudy 53 37 .15 Jacksonville, clear 71 50 Juneau, rain 43 37 .64 Kansas City, clear 66 39 Los Angeles, cloudy 69 54 Louisville, cloudy 55 44 Memphis, clear 63 41 Miami, cloudy 75 68 1.53 Milwaukee, clear 42 34 .17 cloudy 51 34 Orleans, cloudy 61 55 New York, cloudy 48 38 Okla. City, clear 73 37 Omaha, clear 59 35 Philadelphia, cloudy 48 31 Phoenix, clear 86 54 Pittsburgh, snow 46 34 .11 Ptind, cloudy 38 29 Ptind cloudy 69 44 Rapid City, cloudy 65 41 Richmond, cloudy 54 38 St. Louis, cloudy 66 38 Salt Lk.

City, clear 71 37 San Diego, cloudy 61 55 San cloudy 60 51 Seattle, cloudy 70 53 Tampa, cloudy 62 58 Toledo, cloudy 49 32 Washington, cloudy 56 36 Winnipeg, cloudy 48 31 Trained Securities Specialists to serve Newark investors When you need assistance in buying or THE selling listed or ever-the-counter securities OHIO market information portfelie analysis remember Newark representative offers COMPANY Complete Investment Service. Contact: John M. Waring Wilma D. Ritter 601 Newark Trust Building 326-6261 326-6271 Columbus Firm Toll Furnish Lockers For New Hospital American Hospital Supply Corp. of Columbus has been awarded the contract to furnish locker room equipment for the new Licking County Memorial Hospital for $10.987.36, Anton Mathy, secretary of the hospital commission announced today.

Other bids received were from Advocate Office Equipment, Inc. of Newark for $11.349.20 and from F. L. Purdy Co. of Columbus for $11,346.

AP Editor Dies SEATTLE (AP) Daniel J. Marston, 61, an Associated Press editor for 38 years, died; Wednesday of cancer. Marston started newspaper work on the Springfield (Mass.) Republican in 1927 and a year later he joined the AP at Boston. He transferred to the Seattle bureau in 1930. WANTED Saleslady for "Ready to Wear" (sportswear, dresses, coats, lingerie).

Must be experienced. No others need apply. Call Mr. Shore for appointment at 324-0231. April 1st Jitney Supper At Kettering School 4:30 to 7 O'clock Arlington Ave.

DON'T DELAY PAINTING NEEDS new service. Bank plan finaneing available. Top quality workmanship. Painting Paperhanging LESTER S. HARNER 324-1800 INCOME TAX SERVICE NOTARY PUBLIC By Appointment JAN ANNARINO 614 West Main St.

DI 4-8351 Waitress Wanted Must Be Over 21 Apply in Person FIFE 'N'DRUM 408 South 22nd St. GET HEY KIDS YOUR FREE Supersonic Space Whistle With KEDS Shoes ABBOTT'S FOR SALE West. Three bedroom Cape Cod. Large living room, wall to wall carpeting, car garage. Call 344-8598.

FOR SALE 1966. Bronco Station Wagon 1965 Ford Station Wagon Inquire 225 Rugg Ave. Phone 366-3550 WATCH FOR OPENING 3,000 feet of model car raceway. Hobby facilities and equipment. AMERICAN MODEL CAR RACEWAY Family Recreation Center FOR SALE 1963 1961 RAMBLER Station 366-6417 After 6 P.M.

WAITRESS WANTED Apply in Person THE SPARTA 16 West Main THORNVILLE LICENSE BUREAU Will remain open thru April 15. Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9-5 Closed Thursday at 2 Located at Village Lanes WAITRESS WANTED Apply in Person BLUE MOON 1314 Hebron Rd. Heath FOR RENT 5 Rooms, 5 Minute Walk from Square. Elmwood Avenue Phone 366-2211 Septic Tanks Cleaned and linstalled Sewer Tapping Backhoe and End Loader Work R. H.

ERVIN FA 9-3563 Robert Clark TAX SERVICE 404 Hudson Ave. 364-6301 324-9862 MARALEE REYNOLDS PATTON is now associated with her mother in EVA'S BEAUTY SHOP VANATTA Open Daily 9 to 5 Evenings by Appointment 745-2263 Eva Reynolds, Owner McKees' Garage Rear 276 East Main St. FA 5-8721 General Repair Delco Shocks Brake Work Motor Tune Up Discount Prices Generator Alternator Service FOR SALE 1963 15-Ft. Serro Scotty. A -1 condition.

Electric brakes, bottled gas, ulators. Completely equipped. Ready to go. $895. 344-4289 344-4287 ALUMINUM Home 'Specialties Aluma Roll and Stationary Baked Enamel Clapboard Storm Windows and Doors O.

POUND PHONE 366-2410 OR DI 4-3876 NOTICE HEBRON AUCTION SALES WANTED! Good Used Furniture, Antique Furniture, Antique Dishes, Tools. Can get top dollar for your merchandise. For Information Call Leo Marriott as 323-2611 MARTIN HEATING CO. Rear 384 W. Church St.

Phone FA 5-8241 Janitrol Heating and Air Conditioning FOR SALE 1965 Thunderbird. Very good condition, Call between 5 and 8.P.M. FA 2-6203 NOBLES! Don't Forget Shrine Club Luncheon Thursday Noon At the Carousel Speaker, Noble Dr. Ralph Pickett FREE (Plush) BUNNY at 197 No. Cedar St.

(Only) With Any $5.99 Dry Cleaning Order. Also Dry Cleaning -Pants or Slacks 49c ea. CO-OP "Drive Thru" CLEANERS 197 No. Cedar 322-8752 Our New Phone No. 344-8805 Furnaces, Air Conditioners, Trion Air Cleaners, Humidifiers.

24 HOUR SERVICE H. A. BAILEY CO. Your Year 'Round Comfort Is Our Business 179 MAHOLM ST. Newark, Ohio NO FOOLING! Men's Discontinued Shoes 200 Pair Were $13 to $23 $9.99 SALE ENDS APRIL 3 Call us, we will tell you what we have in your size.

Cordovan loafers, Acme, Square Dance, Jodphur and Wellington Boots, Freedman, Bates, Redwing and Luceys. FA 4-7193 MAYBOLD'S SHOES 32 South 3rd Street URGENTLY NEEDED Listings of 2 and 3-bedroom homes in any good area. Prices Ranging From $8,000 to $18.000 Your home may be just the one we're waiting for. Please call AL V. ROBERTS 366-2020 SWANKS MARKET PHONE 323-7111 45 GRANVILLE STREET POTATOES SUGAR CHICKEN 10-LB.

LOAF 49c 5 Ibs. 59c 59c lb. ALPO DOG FOOD 4 for $100 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ON BRAND NAME MILK 75c MILK IN TWO ONE-HALF GALLON CARTONS BACON BOLOGNA BOILED SLICED HAM 69c 1b. 39c lb. lb.

PREMIUM SALTINES 29c WIENERS DUTCH ORANGE ALL MEAT JUICE 69c lb. FRESH-PURE 59c lb. LOAF 39c OT. 101 BRANDS BEER GIVE US A TRY OPEN 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M.

EVERY DAY TONIGHT! MONTH-END AWARD K.P. Games Party 8 P.M. (Sponsored by Newark Hairdressers) DOORS .6 P.M. FREE EARLYBIRDS. .7:15 P.M.

REGULAR GAME. .8:00 P.M. (Promptly) Door Prizes High Tonight! Come Early! PUBLIC WELCOME "OUR SPECIAL FOR APRIL" To Introduce My New Operators Cold Wave $7.50 Including Style and Cut Old and New Customers Are Welcome Wilma (Jenny) Beckett La Veda (Lee) Hanley La Veda (Lee) Hanley We Take Appointments from 6:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Every Day CHARM HAIR FASHION 56 West Locust St.

324-5661 Owner Josephine Sforza Operator JAN'S CHATTERBOX BEAUTY SALON Working Girls Prices Corner South 21st And Idlewilde on Bus Line Free Parking Owner and Operator Jan Baumgartner 344-6823 Furniture, Floor Covering Salesmen Part time or full time Full benefits when elegible Discount privileges Paid vacation Excellent opportunity Apply in Person SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Southgate Shopping Center MAPLE INN 1 Miles North of Newark On Route 13 A PLEASANT FAMILY DINING ROOM Serving Top Quality Food At Reasonable Prices DELICIOUS MEALS FROM $1.00 UP EVERY DAY CHILDREN'S PORTIONS! NO LIQUOR SERVED! 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. Weekdays 11 A.M. to 8 P.M.

Sundays No reservations needed except on Easter and Mother's Day, Make your Easter Reservations now! CLOSED ON MONDAYS Banquet Facilities 745-5640 The Sparta 16 West Main OPEN THURSDAY FOR CANDY SALES ONLY Select Your EASTER CANDIES Homemade Delicious FEMALE HELP WANTED Drive In Phone 344-3057 For Interview RITTBERGER BROS. BEEF SALE Buy Now and Save -Beef Prices Are Gradually Advancing Sides-200-Lbs. to 300-Lbs. CHOICE TOP GOOD-GOOD 55c 54c 52c Hinds-110-Lbs. to 150-Lhs.

63c 62c 60c Fronts-110-Lbs. to 125-Lhs. Any Grade 49c Above prices include complete processing and delivered in Newark. Call Wirth R. Redman Salesman 344-1637 SHELL SERVICE STATION REOPENING 600 Hebron Road Under New Management Aubrey Sherman Credit Cards Honored SPECIAL BRAKE JOB $19.95 Any Type Car Hours 6:30 A.M.

to 11:30 P.M. PHONE 344-9819 MASONIC CALENDAR Corner Church and Fourth Ntreets Newark Lodge 97, A. Friday, April 1, 7:00 p. Lectures; 7:30 p. Stated.

Crusader Lodge 720, F. A. M. Saturday, April 2, 7:00 p. Examinations; 7:30 Stated.

MM MOOSE Games Party Every Thursday At 7:30 P.M. FOR RENT VACANT Business Property 1100 Sq. Ft. On the Square Inquire 164 Granville St. 326-4361 Newark (O.) Advocate Mar.

30, 1966 35 CITY NOTE ADVERTISING Deadlines All Type Set Ads 10. A.M. Same Day of Publication Ad With Cats Mats 2 P.M.. 2. Days Fries to Date.

RATES City Note Ads $2 25, per column inch Sc per word For 30c per line 31.50 Minimum Card of Thanks 5s per word 11.00 RUMMAGE SALE East Main Methodist Church Basement FRIDAY, APRIL 1 7 to 9 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 2 8:30 A.M. to 12 Noon Sponsored by Deux Cam S.S. Class Thursday Special CHOPPED SIRLOIN DINNER OR FRENCH FRIES BAKED TOSSED POTATO SALAD 90c ROLL AND BUTTER Char-Steak House Colonial Center Open Every Day 11 A.M. to 8 P.M.

EUCHRE PARTY SLATED Wilkins Run Grange will sponsor a euchre party at 8 p. m. Friday in the grange hall. GRANGE TO MEET Jacksontown Grange will meet at m. Friday in the grange hall.

Members take cookies. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Floyd Mason, 1150 Louada has been admitted to Doctors Hospital West, Columbus. FILM SCHEDULED A film on the Holy Land will be shown at 7 tonight at East Side Nazarene Church. Top Golfers Entered In Pro- Am Event GREENSBORO, N.C.

(AP) Today's pro am preliminary to the $100,000 Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament featured such top pros as Sam Snead, Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer. Prize money for the pro-am totaled $5,000 while the 150 amateurs competed for $2,500 in merchandise. Fifty professionals teamed with the amateurs at Sedgefield County Club, site of the GGO starting Thursday. Snead is defending champion and will be shooting for his ninth Greensboro title in this year's tournament. Palmer, who skipped the Jacksonville Open won by Sanders, will be getting his game in shape for the Augusta Masters beginning a week from Thursday.

.64 Perry Granges Set Inspections NEW LEXINGTON Grange deputy Barney Ogden, Thornville, has announced the schedule of his annual of county's granges. April 4 he will inspect Bruno grange; April 5, Rehoboth; (April 13, Hemlock; April 18, Buckeye Valley; April 21, New Reading; April 26, Glenford; May 11, Jackson. No date has been set for Champion. The county-wide degree team will practice at 2 p. m.

April 17 at Rehoboth to get ready to give first and second degrees at 8 p. m. April 20 at Rehoboth grange hall. Granges from this area have been invited to send candidates to the April 20 session. Meigs Launches Bond Levy Drive POMEROY, Ohio (AP) campaign for passage of a $1 million bond issue in the May Primary, assuring construction of a consolidated Meigs County Tuesday night.

Proceeds from the bond issue, with $2 million in state aid if the local share is approved, would erect a school encompassing five former districts -Pomeroy, Middleport, Northwestern (Rutland), Salisbury and Bedford. Male And Female HELP WANTED Valley Drive-In Theatre now taking applications. Apply Valley Drive-In Theatre, North 21st Street, Wednesday, March 30, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. MONDAY TUESDAY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MARCH 28-29-30-31 ANY 5 PLAIN GARMENTS $3.99 PARAGON 1 Hr.

CLEANERS 344-9325 391 West Main St. 928-8191 Hebron--Corner North and High VALLEY SHOWS NIGHTLY Drive In Gala Re-Opening! FRIDAY, APRIL 1st CITY INCOME TAX NOTICE Final Filings on Actual Earnings for 1965, and the First Quarter Payment on 1966 Declaration of Estimated Income Are Due and Payable by April 30. Forms for filing 1965 Final and 1966 Declaration have been mailed to those who are on our mailing lists. If you did not receive your forms, please contact this office. Residents working in the city or our of the city and non-residents working in the city who do not have the Newark City Income Tax withheld from their earnings must make their own personal filing with the City Income Tax Office.

Failure to receive forms is not a legal excuse for non-filing. For any assistance or information, our office is open 8:00 until 4:30 Monday thru Friday; Saturdays- the month of January, April, July, until 12:00 or call FA 3-4681. According to Newark City Income Tax Ordinance No. 62-150, those failing to comply are subject to prosecution. Delinquent filings shall be charged penalty and interest in compliance with the Ordinance.

Tax Examiner City Hall Newark, Ohio NOTICE: REVISION OF CITY TAX ORDINANCE BY COUNCIL Effective January 1, 1966, ALL RESIDENTS of the City of Newark are subject to the Newark City Income Tax Laws regardless of their place of employment or of their liability to another City for income taxes. EXAMPLE: You live in Newark and work in Columbus. Under prior law you were not subject to the Newark Income Tax as you paid a similar tax to the City of Columbus. Under the new law, you must pay taxes to both the City of Columbus and City of Newark. For all individuals who have not been subject to the Newark City Income Tax, the first declaration will be due April 30, 1966..