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News In Brief Newark (0.) Advocate Tuesday. Oct 10. 1972 lee' Vinyl Da Fir a producer Douglas fir provides more than one-fourth of the saw-timber cut in North America liifiili Hospital Extra Cash for Christmas hems are needed for Jaycee-Ette Christmas boutique in waiting room for parents at The little Elf Gift Shop. Percentage basis. For information call 366-4838 or 19 IMASONIC CALENDAR No.

17, F. ft A.M. Fit, Oct. 13, 6:30 pm. Dinner, 7:30 pm.

Reception for Edward H. Reber. 33 degree. Acme Lodge No. 554 F.

A.M. Oct. 12, 7 pm. Exams, 7:30 pm. E.A.andF.C.

YOUU UJCKY DAY Friday, October 1 3th Baiaar Flea Market 1 0 a. m. 3 p. m. lunch Served 1 1 a.

m. 1 p. m. 1st Presbyterian Church Granville Sponsor Women's Association PIANO INSTRUCTION For successful achievement, piano study should be under the guidance of a qualified teacher. Certified active members of Ohio Music Teachers Association Music Teachers Notional Association Newark Music Teahcers Association MRS.

LEUNG K0R8 3442615 WRS.EDEAR MCCAUUT 3665603 MR. CEHt SNEIUN6 344-1719 LEGAL NOTICE The St. 'Albon Towmhip Boord of Zoning Appeals. wiH meet in the fire house in Aleiondna, at 7:30 p. m.

On Tuesday. October 10. 1972 to consider, on oppeoi by William and Elue Keller for vorionce in lot sin sale. John W. Toulnee, Secretory OnlHtou'lH RENT YOUR BAND INSTRUMENT LOCALLY Both new and used available at low rental rates.

MARTIN MUSIC CENTER Southgate Shopping Center 522-1175 Oct. 18 at the Teheran Grotto, Waterworks Road. County commissioner Russell Hoar and Clayton Oyler will be guest speakers. FALL FESTIVAL Perry Elementary School Fall festival will begin 5 p.m. Saturday at Perry School Ohio 668 North of Hanover.

DANCE PLANNED Newcomers Club annual Halloween Dance will be from 9 to 1 a.m. Saturday at the Teh-eran Grotto, Waterworks Road. DATE CHANGED Licking County Historical Society's next meeting has been changed to 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Buckingham Meeting House. LODGE MEETING Licking Rebekah Lodge 143 will meet 7:30 p.m.

Thursday In the IOOF Hall, 136 S. 29th Refreshments. CHILI SUPPER Kettering School PTA has, scheduled a chill supper from 4:30 to 7 p.m.. Friday at the school. NEWARK CHAPTER Newark Chapter 305 OES will meet 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday for election of officers. MEETING SCHEDULED Newark Maennerchor will meet 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the shelter house at Maennerchor Park. YEARBOOKS The 1972 Heath High School yearbooks may be picked up in the high school office between 8 and 10:30 a.m. and 1 and 3 p.m.

Monday through Friday. Take receipts. FIRE BUG Dick Oder of Mitchell's Men's Wear, 11 S. Third was Monday's fire bug. ATTENTION your ergani lotion has used a roll-end of newsprint and left a deposit with us for the core, please return it before November IS, 1972.

The Advocate will accept newsprint cores for deposit refund up to November IS, 1972 only. We will no longer require a deposit alter November 15m as the cores will be disposable and need not be returned. The Advocate Press Room N.Cedar St. LEE, Robert Rt. 1, Nashport.

LIVINGSTON, Clarence Rt. 1. St. Louisville. LOVELL.

Mrs. Jo Ann, 178 Indianhead Heath. MILES, Calvin R. 240 Race St. MILES.

Keith, 240 Race St. MILLER, Homer, 1171 Burg Granville. PERRINE. Mrs. Jewell Blacksnake Road, Utica.

PRICE. Mrs. Jerry Seventh Hebron. RICE, Lynnette Rt. 2, Granville.

ROBERTS, Mrs. Richard 315 Gunnison St. SCHNEIDER," Kristine 989 W. Locust St. SEIGEL, Albert 1350 W.

Main St. SHAFER, Dale 112 Indianhead Heath. SPEAKS, Frederick 105 Clinton St. SPICER, Myrl J. 102 S.

Third St. STURMAN, Mrs. Harry 35PhilmontAve. WALTON, Mrs. Charles Rt.

1, Dresden. WELLS. Tammy 8. WISE, Mrs. Louis 66 S.

32nd St. DISMISSED ALLRED, Miss Willa Mae, 55 Bolen Ct. BELCHER. Mrs. Rosa 135 E.

Stevens St. BENNER, Mrs. Wayne L. and infant, 492 Garfield Ave. BENNETT, Mrs.

Charles 103-E Lakewood Hebron. BONHAM, Thomas 4. BROOKER, Mrs. Robert 483RidgefieldAve. BROOKER, Maria 483 Ridgefield Ave.

CAMP, J. Marc, Rt. 1, Hebron. COLLINS, Mrs. Delwin 347 E.

Maple Granville. GUNDLING, Mrs. Mina, 116 E. Broadway, Granville. HART, Mrs.

William 876 Wells Ave. JENKINS, Mrs. Thomas P. and infant, Rt. 1, Hebron.

LOWELL, Scott 1671 Denison University, Granville. MAGGARD, Robert 77 O'BannonAve. OWENS, Mrs. Wilbert 290 Everett Ave. PICKERING, Mrs.

Lucille PURKS, Mrs. Eunice 509 SELLERS, Bert. LPN Geriatric Center. SNOOK, Frank 86 N. 11th St.

BROWN, Mrs. Raymond Rt.5. CARLE, John 7. CLAGGETT, Mrs. Charles W.

II and infant, 1240 Granville Rd. CLARK, Donald 499 Woodland Heath. CRANE, Mrs. Daniel A. and infant, 242 N.Cedar St.

DE WALD, Mrs. Donald Rt.6. DICKERSON, Mrs. Anna 391 Mt. Vernon Rd.

DRUSCHEL, Mrs. Frank URitzAve. EM RICH. Mrs. Nathan 1429 Bristol Dowtis Rd.

FORSYTH Mrs. Dale E. and infant, Rt. 2, Hebron. FOSSETT.

Miss Burdenia 63 Union Buckeye Lake. FRENCH, Dorus Rt. 2, Thornville. GARRRABRANT, Dwight 1, Alexandria. GOULD, Rd, Heath.

HOEY, Mrs. Wilma 75 Andover Rd.Apt. B. Heath. HOGAN.

Mrs. Harriett Apt. C. 305 Union St. JONES, Mrs.

Quninton Lexington, Ky. Kl'RTA. Miss Julia Ann, 23 Linden Ave. LATHAN, Miss Jeanne, 927 Leslie Dr. LIVINGSTON, Donald 225BoylestonAve.

LOUGHMAN, Mrs. Albert, 1359 Oxford Downs Rd. LOUGHMAN, Mrs. Margaret 70 N. Pine St.

MC FARLANE, Oscar John, 542 Edgemont Rd. MEDLEY, Paul L. Rt. 4. MONG, Mrs.

Theodore and infant, 1846 Kim Ave. MORRISON, Charles Clint, 84 Cambria St. O'NEAL, Robert 4 Brice Ct. PAINTER, Mrs. Julie 278 N.Buena Vista St.

PAULSON. Miss Margaret 1590 N. 21st St. PORTER, Mrs. William O.

and infant, 912 Garfield Ave. PRICE, Mrs. Gerald Mt. Vernon. RAINES.

Harold G. RL 3, Thornville. REGAN, Robert 18 Horseshoe Dr. SMITH, Charles 548 Daniel Ave. SMITH.

Mrs. Donald 40 Western Ave. SNOW, Bernard 118 Flamingo Dr. SPEAKS, Frederick 105 Clinton St. STAFFORD, Mrs.

Kenneth, Rt.l, Thornville. STEMEN, Mrs. Raymond Canal Winchester. THOMAS, Mrs. Vivian 813 Larkspur Dr.

TROYER, Mrs. Margaret 572 Woods Ave. WALRATH, Mrs. Keith R. and infant, Rt.

4. WHITE, Russell 64 Homewood Ave. WOLFE, Mrs. Charlotte, 471 Beacon Rd. ED PITT'S PONY KEG 303 S.

30th St. 344-3055 MON. TUES. WED. SPECIAL EGGS Grade A Extra Large 49 Grade A Medium 39 doz.

A Large Selection of Beer, Wine, and other party foods. Open Daily, Except Sunday 10 A.M.-l 1:30 P.M. REWARD $SO reward for information loading to arrest and conviction of person or person responsible for stealing of boot for 1965 Cadillac. Jack Hoiro- Club 31 II S. Second St.

THANK YOU It's so nice to be remembered during illness. Virgil T. Birchfield For Sale POUED HEREFORD BULL out of registered herd. 21 Months Old 1 100 pounds, good brooding bull $400. or 34 a pound.

Call Thornville 246-5157 GARAGE AND YARD SALE 156 Wayne Wednesday mru Saturday. 9 30 to 5 OO Heisey, television, 1 extension ladders, fruit jars, dress fabrics, many garden and yard tools, 2 lawn mowers, miscellaneous. EXPERT ROOFING 484 W. Main Sr. 344-9534 Insured Very Reasonable Rates Slate and Shingle Work Jim Clinc (enact Contractors Drivewoys'Sidewolki'Patios Basements Commercial Floors and other types of concrete work.

After 3:30 call 345-7264 "OWN A PIECE OF r- AMERICA" Beautiful, hilly, wooded acre farmettes en good roads, 20 minutes from Newark Phone Franysturi 128 2371 JT' KEENAN'S 2 OFHCE 'i I MACHINES tibi Serriu ft ItitaoJ 43 n. maaison ve Phone 343-4320. Complete Landscaping Service, Trimming, Seeding, Planting Blacks Seed Store 366-5004 BOYS GIRLS Columbus Dispatch and Cititen Journal Routes Open Soon in several areas. Call Now For Information 349-8120 WATER WELL DRILLING E. Parks 366-4413 after 5 p.m.

WAITRESS BARMAID MUST BE 21 EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY WILL TRAIN CALL 345-4454 BETWEEN 9 an aid 12 NOON CHARITY GAMES Tuesday A-10-100 F-36-200 L-24-200 CO 57-290 H-32-175 Early Bird 7:30 Regular Games 8:00 New Labor Club 68 W. Main St. NOTICE! NEW HOURS Monday through Saturday 3 to 8 P.M. or by chance or appointment. WHAT NOT SHELF 99 GRANVILLE 349-7028 or 345-6544 Political Advertisement CONVENTION SET The ninth district convention of the Women's Relief Corps will begin with registration at 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday In the Memorial Building. LADIES AIDE Mt. Carmel Ladies Aide will make apple butter starting at 8 a.m. Thursday at the church on Ohio 668. A potluck will be served at noon.

Volunteers needed. SUPPER PLANNED An open supper in the Hanover Presbyterian Church will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday. A choice of turkey or hamloaf will be offered. GRANGE MEETING Franklin Grange will meet 8 p.m.

Thursday for installation of officers. Harry Forsythe's installation team of Lay 1 in Grange will do the Installing. Refreshments. GUN CLL'BS The Granville Rifle and Pistol club annual meeting will be 7: 30 p.m. Friday for election of officers.

WOMEN'S CLUB Licking County Republican Women's Club will meet 1 p.m Honolulu zoo is popular HONOLULU (AP) Newly compiled figures show the Honolulu Zoo continued as the most popular attraction among Hawaii's parks and museums In 1972, drawing 1,107,000 visitors in the first six months. The least popular attraction was the Waioli House, a restored missionary residence on Kauai Island, which only 426 persons visited. Wendell M. Grubb Services for Wendell M. Grubb, 60, of Columbus, and formerly of Johstown and Logan, will be 1 p.

m. Thursday in the chapel of the Crouse Son Funeral Home, Johnstown, with the Rev. Eugene Brown officiating. Burial will be in Islesboro Cemetery, Logan. Mr.

Grubb died Monday afternoon in Dayton Veteran's Hospital, where he had been a patient four weeks. He was born April 19, 1912, in Licking County. He was an electrician and construction worker and member of Southgate Masonic Lodge, Columbus, Fraternal Order of Eagles of Logan, and American Legion, Johnstown. Surviving are his wife, Teresa E. McCabe Grubb; father and stepmother, Mr.

and Mrs. Orva Grubb of Johnstown; and a sister, Miss Dorothy Grubb of Columbus. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 ff MEnDERSOIL 1 I C- RON AID G. VAN ATTA CHARLES I. JOHNSTON RICHARD REED E.

MICHAEL HAUSER WEDNESDAY ROBERT J. SCHMIDT 10:30 A.M. St. Edwards Church Calling Hours: Tues 2 to 4 7 to 9 P.M. Rosary Services 8:00 Tues.

WEDNESDAY SERENA WISE 1:00 P.M. Chapel Private Services Calling Hours: Tues. 7 to 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY ORA CROTHERS 11:00 AM. Chapel Colling Hours: Tues.

Nights of Pythias 7:30 P.M. Tues. THURSDAY ERMA BUMGARTNER 2:30 P.M. Chapel Colling Hours: After 1 2 Noon Thurs. THE ORDER Of THE GOLDEN RULE II I ii ii ii CI 7 Iff HELP LIGHT THE COURTHOUSE FOR THE HOLIDAYS Your contribution, large or small is needed.

Mail to: COURTHOUSE LIGHTS Box 412 Newark, Ohio 43055 Dimrtg Table Oak Dresser School Desks, Mistellaneout CURIOSITY SHOP 220 Granville St. 34S-7S00 CORRECTION Sears Vacuum CI toner' Ad Monday, Advocate. Photos of Cannier Vacs were transposed. No. 2289 vac.

$89. No. 2269 vac. $69. LOST Gray, Tiger Cat Granville Area, Near Dr.

Thomas lesidence. Male, full grown with knkeks in bom ears. Nome Tom, REWARD 34S-S27S QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN Evening or Night Shift Prefer familiarity with thermeset-ting resins and schooling in Chemistry or related industrial oi perionce. Must be able to do precise testing and be adept with figures. MCIFIC RESINS aid CHEMICAL Cherry Volley Rd.

Call for appointment 344-9476 Use Playmate Child Care Center For Your Babysitter Age 2-9 Hourly, Daily, Weekly 6 A.M. 12 Midnight 344-5879 or 345-8-47 Across From The Hospital IF YOU'RE SO SMART WHY AREN'T YOU tf you would like to work for yourself and can make a minimum investment, we'll put you in business. CALL STA-DRI 522-3191 JANITOR Part-Time Monday thru Saturday 6:30 to 30 am Apply In Person Sears Personnel Office SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Southgate Shopping Center An Equal Opportunity Employer NEW HOURS 1 2 to 6 Tuesday thru Sunday Closed Monday Halloween PUMPKINS GALORE "We have the big ones" WILSON'S HILLVIEW FARM Route 1 6 east of Newark, turn left at flashing lights. First left afterwards.

349-7158. SUPER FALL Specials MUMS large mums. beautiful, hearty Now only 98 fall HER Fresh and Pur APPLES Yellow Delicious Jonathan Red Delicious Macintosh PEARS POTATOES Fresh dug all purpose winter potatoes. Special 100 lb. CuBs only $1.75 OWEN POTATO FARM MARKET Sharon Volley Rd.

Daily 9 to 7 Politico! Advertisement 344-9140 Hospital rules allow tw visitors per patient, but no one may enter floors without pass. General are from 2 to 4 and I to 8 p.m. Maternity from to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. For patient's condition, call 144-JM5. ADMITTED ADAMS, Robert 55 N.

24th St. ANDERSON, Mrs. Edward ANKROM, Mrs. Ronald 626 Evans St. BALLINGER, Louis Rt.

1, Hebron. BELT, Cleland 216 Granger Granville. BROCKWAY, Sam 235 Pike Ave. BURNETT, Mrs. Edward 873 Unwood Ave.

BUTCHER, Wilford 394 Granville St. COLVILLE, Frank 815 Walker St. COOPER, Mrs. Harry 644 EdgewoodDr. DORGER, Mrs.

Cora, Arlington Nursing Home. DOTSON, George RL 1, Alexandria. FEASTER, Mrs. John Rt. 2, Granville.

FELUMLEE, Donald Van Tassell Ave. GORIUS, Mrs. Paul Martinsburg Road. GREATHOUSE. Mrs.

Gertrude Rt. 2, Pataskala. HOLMES, Michael Rt. 3, Johnstown. HOUDESHELL, Clyde 22 Magnolia Ave.

JOHNSON, Mrs. Virgil 119 Wing St. KEENE, Mrs. Keith 524 grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. Calling hours are after 12 noon Thursday.

Mrs. Eva Bratton Services for Mrs. Eva Bratton, 71, of Ft. Lauderdale, and sister of four Newark residents, will be in the chapel of the Jennings Funeral Home, Ft. Lauderdale, with burial following in Florida.

Mrs. Bratton died Monday morning in Florida. She was born Eva Kissick, Aug. 8, 1901, in Mt. Perry.

Surviving are her husband, Virgil Bratton three daughters, Mrs. Russell Taylor of Glenford, Mrs. Louise Robinson and Mrs. Vivian Levine of Florida; a son, Virgil Jr. of Rockingham, N.

seven sisters, Mrs. Margaret Clum of Baltimore, Mrs. Vera Davidson, Mrs. Dorothy Darkes, Mrs. Eleanor Shipley, and Mrs.

Pauline Inscho, all of Newark, Miss Vera Kissick and Mrs. Donna Corbin, both of Mt. Perry; three brothers, Wilbur Kissick of Mt. Perry, Willis Kissick of Zanesville, and Elmer Kissick of Cumberland; 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. MEMORIAM In loving memory of my dear wife, Margaret Vaia, who passed away five years ago October 10, 1967.

Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice we loved to hear, Gone are the days we used to share, But in our hearts you are always there. Sadly missed by husband Chris, Children, Grandchildren and family. Regardless of when you ton-tact us, you have the assured knowledge that your wishes will be immediately onticipat-. and fulfilled in a most satisfactory manner. Service still has an old-fashioned meaning to us.

EQ1N, I funeral home tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Jacob M. Wahl Services for Jacob M. Wahl, 88, of Columbus, and formerly of Licking County, will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday in Our Lady of Victory Church, Columbus, with burial following in St. Joseph Cemetery. Mr. Wahl died Saturday morning in St. Raphael's Home, Columbus.

He was born He was a retired Licking County farmer and member of Our Lady of Victory Church, Columbus. Surviving are nieces and nephews. Calling hours are from 12 no-, on to 9 p.m. today in the Egan-Ryan Funeral Home, 403 E. Broad Columbus.

Erma Baumgartner Services for Mrs. Erma Baumgartner, 93, of 144 S. Pine will be 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the chapel of Ross Henderson Funeral Home, with the Rev. George Vance officiating.

Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Baumgartner died this morning in Newark Convalescent and Nursing Inn. She was born Erma Kaiser, April 2, 1879, in Evansville, Ind. Her husband, Anton Baumgartner, died Nov.

25, 1960. She had lived in Newark 58 years and was a member of Neal Avenue United Methodist Church and Daughters of the Union Veterans. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Don Cooperrider of Ontario, three grandchildren, seven great Hie SEAWAY Ad In Monday's Advocate Should Have "Superior" 645 Automatic ELECTRIC $(099 College work brings raises HEATER Complete with thermostatic control. LET US HELP YOU INCREASE YOUR PROFIT WITH Telephone Communications You Own and Control Including: Divert-A Call Tales incoming calls, instantly ond automatically reroutes them to another telephone number.

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(Congress Building) Columbus, Ohio 43229 Phone 846-3855 (office) M. P. Hurles-Consultont or call Newark, Ohio 344-3030 after 3:00 P.M.- Except Sunday. Criss Biotlier8 Inc. WEDNESDAY EDITH F.

EAGLE 10:30 A.M. Chopel Family Colling Hours: Tues. 2 to 4 7 to 9 Pi. Three teachers have received salary adjustments from the Northridge School Board. Mrs.

Donna Guerin, Mrs. Brenda Miller and Miss Linda Smith are eligible for pay increases because of additional college training. The board also approved contracts for five substitute teachers at Monday night's meeting. Substitutes are Mrs. Alma Butt, Mrs.

Irene Cassell, Mrs. Gladys Hatfield, Mrs. Nancy Kriby and Mrs. Beulah Moats. Supplemental contracts were approved for Mrs.

Sharon McCarty, Alexandria Elementary, Mrs. Hazel Underwood, Hartford Elementary and Mrs. Theresa Zeyen, Homer Elementary as junior high cheerleader advisers. Mrs. Virginia Brake and Mrs.

Sharon Griffith were hired as substitute cooks and Mrs. Patricia Drury and Mrs. Bemice Siegesmund as part -time cooks. Because of an increase in size, a part time aide is being sought to work in the Alexandria Elementary School's kindergarten class. The board decided to join with Licking County school district to buy four school buses for the 1973-74 school yeart Mrs.

Lois Beeson was hired to teach evening adult sewing classes. Board member, Richard Rogge, was selected to go to the county Search for Consensus meeting in Granville, Oct. 26. The board will have a follow up meeting with the district in November. Expenses will be paid for James Congrove, Northridge High School principal, to go to the Ohio principal's fall meeting and for Samuel Bell, superintendent, to attend the national superintendent's meeting in February.

Other expenses approved were for John Baker, high school basketball coach, and David Neel, assistant coach, to attend the Ohio State University basketball clinic, and for Thomas Decker, elementary counselor, who attended the SRA reading clinic. The board will make payroll adjustments once a month. It will purchase a small electronic calculator. Members present were John Brooks, Rogge, Neil Parsons, and Edward Hankinson. Absent was William Stallins.

Benita Heath. WILL THE WAR In Vietnam End? Watch Senator George McGovern in a Nationally Televised Address at 7:30 pm Tonight On CBS, Channel 1 0 PU So Sv UOw n.fci Cmm. HmHrqltm B.C. FUNERAL HOME CALLING HOURS Always 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

VP U7w tJjlAll siKcrio mm it HIVIMIKM THE GIANT PILLOW IS FOR SALE 12 N. 4th N. Oh I4S-0OM confidence Your own leisure time business operating the "Giant Pillow." Our records will show your own opportunity for profit. Future bookings for fall and next year includes as well as necessary equipment. $2,800 yearly, in your spare time no dream.

This won't last long. Call 345-6383 or 345-7027 for more details and appointment to see. Present owners will show you how to operate. Also available is trailer and van truck, not included in basic price. ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES Vacation Sale 10 Discount on all aerosol cans.

10 Discount on our laundry detergent. 10 Discount on Johnsons Wax. Good for the week of October 9 thru 1 4 WILLIAM T. YOST CO. 217 South 21st St.

MlNorth.24ih.St. 344-6106.