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wm in mi. I i ijiiii.il wr j-. Toledo Jeeps plant closes for 1 week TOLEDO. Ohio (APt Assembly operations for the Jeep Corp in Toledo will be shut down for one week starting Monday, according to a company spokesman Nearly 2. SIX) employees will be laid off for the week while another 2.500 workers will continue at jobs not related to vehicle assembly, according to Al Goldberg Declining sales and overstocked inventories are the reasons for the renewed layoffs, company officials said Goldberg said that only 8.168 jeeps were sold nationally in February, compared to 14.820 last February of 1979 a collector and inspector oi customs in the Capital around the turn of the century MKs Nelson's display includes a tea caddy, candle snulfers.

incense burners and other Chinese handcrafted items handed down for several generations in her family The public is invited to enjoy these international exhibits 9 a in to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9am to 6 Saturday. SPAGHETTI DINNER Long, slow cooking is what makes good spaghetti sauce and that is just what the Granville Athletic Boosters plan to do with the sauce Saturday They will serve dinner from noon to 7 p.m. at the Granville Elementary School The menu includes spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, garlic bread, coffee and The Advocate. Newark, March 13, 1980 Page 3 News From coke.

Adults $3. children 1 12 and Mrs A D. Carpenter. The Ameri under! $2. Support our school sports DAR TO MEET The Granville Chapter of DAK will meet at 7:30 p.m.

March 20. al the Sinnett House Hostesses ill be Mrs. Thomas Spinds and can History I'rogram Granville Feeder will be fciven by Mr Albert Davison. Delegates will report on State Conference. Members are urged to bring any labels, coupons and trading stamps for the philanthropic projects Qranville Diane Reynolds Barrett Box 110, 726 Newark-Granville Rd.

Granville Public invited to meeting The annual meeting of the Abel will serve as moderator in a panel discussion. The public is welcome. Nursing services in Pataskala set The Licking County Health Department plans nursing services ithout charge for older people 9 a m. to 4 Fridav at the Lima LEADS Center in Pataskala For further information con Licking County Council for Retarded Children, in conjunction with Parents and Friends of Retarded Children will be 7:30 p.m. Monday at Starlight School Margaret Herreman and Dale Gleason will discuss Social Security and supplemental security income: C.

Herbert Koehler Jr. will discuss wills and legal responsibilities: Stuart Parsons will discuss trusts: and Glenn MARCH EXHIBITS Catch the flavor of sunny Spain, and experience the lure of the Orient at the Granville Library this month. On display in the Reading Room are handicrafts from Spain that range geographically from central Spain to northern Africa They include ceramics, textiles, jewelry and other crafts. They were collected by former Spanish teacher. Linda Busta.

on her travels She is the assistant librarian at the Granville Library The Chinese exhibit in the entry way case is courtesy of Mrs. Theodosia Nelson Until recently Mrs Nelson was a life-Ion resident of the greater Washington C. area. Her grandfather was tact Lima LEADS at 927-9861 Wednesday was "Cong Show" lime at the Newark Campus. Terry Foul, left, coordinator for student activities, plays the ventriloquist's dummy for Rhonda Harris.

The show's eventual winner was singer Terri Berry. Gary Smith, Advocate ate" I AX i i 1 News From Northern Local By Katie Carpenter Rt. 1, Somerset 43783 Goodall and Shelly Thompson, clarinet trio Nancy Parsons. Kathy Swackhammer. and Dean Turnes: saxaphone quartet David Gotschall.

Judy Hampshire. Dan Miller and Sarah Roberts: senior girls ensemble Jackie Bover. Cancv Cooperrider. Jeanette Plautt. Leslie Hill.

Judi Mack. Pat Paxton. Jo Reichley. Theresa Reichley. and Lea White and alto solo Dawn Denton Those receiving 2 ratings were David Leckrone.

trombone. Kim. trumpet. Shelly Thompson, flute. Kathy Swackhammer.

clarinet. Karen Dawson and April Swing-ly. alto solos. Pam Burlnett. Shelly Poring.

Nancy Campbell. Christi Clippinger. Sandy Fisher. Beverly F'ounds. Melinda Henderson.

Joni Ramey and Torie Shrider. girls group I ensemble. Tonya George. Janie Hanson. Julie Pool.

Tammy Rouse. Cathy Schmeltzer. Sarah Smith. Kathy Swackhammer. Deana Turnes.

and Amy Wolfe, sophomore girls group ensemble. Rose Bruce. Karen Dawson and Lori Shumway. girls trio Nancy Parson clarinet solo and Lori Shumway soprano solo received a 3 rating and Karen Cotterm soprano solo a 4 rating. SEWING SMORGASBORD The extension services of Perry.

Guernsey. Morgan and Muskingum counties' annual Sewing Smorgasbord takes place 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 March 22 at Rosecrans High School in Zanesville. This years program will stress quick sewing tips for clothing and the home. There will be two style shows this year Fashions.

1980. will be presented by the Noble County 4-H fashion board and The Ohio Porkettes will present a pig skin style show featuring past pork queens Admissions is $2 for adults and $1 for students and children. A light lunch will be served by the Morgan County 4-H food board or you can bring a sack lunch. Drawing for the door prizes will be at 3:30 p.m. For a list of the classes to be offered, contact the Perry County Cooperative Extension Service.

104 S. Columbus Somerset. TRACTOR TRUCK PULL The Sheridan FFA Alumni are sponsoring a tractor and truck pull starting 1 March 29 at the Perry Countv fairgrounds Truck classes will be 5.500. 6.500. stock and 6.500 modified with two classes of tractors Hoplile fourth in general clerical and Tina Meredith fifth in general clerical.

State competition will be April 8 in Columbus FFA PUBLIC SPEAKING Members of the Sheridan FFA chapter participated in the District 13 public speaking contest Feb 14 at Caldwell. Twenty-five FFA chapters participated in the contest. Bill Noll, president of the local chapter, receoved a silver rating and placed sixth in extemporaneous. Jay Am received a gold rating and placed second in prepared, and Mike Carney received a silver and placed 11th in creed ART WORK IN STATE COMPETITION Five pieces of art created by Sheridan High School students were sleeted at the Southeastern Ohio regional judging of the Govenor's Youth, Art Exhibit at Ohio University. Athens.

Oil paintings by Jennifer Burghy, Becky Cook and Kenda Renner. an ink and colored pencil drawing by Don Vierstra. and a pen and ink drawing by Becky Cook will be entered in state competition March 8 From the 10.000 pieces entered statewide, about 2.000 were chosed for the state competition. Ultimately 200 will be chosen for the Governor's Exhibit Students who attend the judging were Becky Cook. Margie Kelly and Nick Gaskins with their adviser.

Rita Mcln-tvre. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST District 15 solo and ensemble contests under the authority of the Ohio Music Education Association took place March 1 on the west campus of Ohio State University Sheridan High School had eight entries from the instrumental department and nine from the vocal department. Receiving a top rating of 1 were flute trio Dawn Denton. Laura JFK CCL GUEST NIGHT The JFK CCL hosted their annual guest night March 5 at the Landmark Hall in Somerset. Barb Seholl.

school psycholigist for the Northern and Southern local school districts, was the guest speaker for the evenings program Gwen Young, chairman of the Perry County history book, urged those present, to write their family history and submit it to the new history book. Time is running' out on this project. The deadline is March 30 Guests enjoying the evening were Kathleen Shonk. Janice Settles. Margaret Mohler, Susan Voldness.

Rose Wright. Bonda Henningan. Vickie Sweeney. Janet Wilson. Lois Hankinson.

Rosie Farey. Vivian Hillyard, Grace Wilson. Nellie Guinsler. Marv Wilson. Rose Ernmert, Lydella Smith.

Debbie Shiplett. Frances Baughman. Rita rosssan. Frances Collins. Helen Forgrave.

Linda Severs. Francis Koblentz. Jackie Fisher. Nina Reichley. Florence Pargeon.

Ellen Brown and Donna Hitchens OEA REGIONAL CONTEST The following Sheridan junior and senior office education students placed at the regional OEA contest Feb. 23 at Swiss Hills Vocational School Placing first were Tina Meredith, extemporaneous speaking. Sherry Shoemaker, steno. Cathy Brown, general clerical, and the parliamentary procedure team of Gwen Bailey. Margaret Bruce, Phipps.

Tammy Parmer. Amy Burnett DebShriner, Nancy Saum and Glenna Willey Sheridan was the chapter of the year in the region Second places went to Judy Winegardner. general clerical, and Val Johnson, verbal communication. They also took second place on the scrapbook. Judy Mack placed third in verbal communication.

Nancy Saum was fourth in typing with Sherry MARRIAGE LICENSES John Baldeschwiler. 19. 98 Hancock cook, to Sherri Srhultz. 17. 179 Harris Ave student.

John Reese. 47. 105 Maple Alexandria, farmer, to Verda Wyrirk. 42. 44 29th dental assistant secretary Rickie DeNune.23.

1702 Elm St. Johnstown, truck driver, to Judy Curdle. 19. 100 Valley View Johnstown, factorv worker. DISSOLUTIONS Inez Ryan.

3084 Cypress and Donald Ryan, same address, married May 29. 1964. Ohio clearinghouse for alcohol fuels COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -The Ohio Department of Energy has been designated as the state agency to assume responsibility tor all proposals and projects relating to alcohol fuels In naming the agency. Gov.

James A. Rhodes said "a single point clearing house will provide necessary coordination to avoid duplication and confusion Rhodes said that he has asked state Energy Director Robert S. Ryan to develop "a comprehensive plan for the orderly development of a vigorous alcohol fuels industry in Ohio." The governor wants Ryan to establish a "one-stop-shop" for information, permits, inspections and any other services required to expedite the regulatory process and cut time-consuming red tape Junior Dresses Women's Raincoats Baby Doll Pajamas GownCoat Sets Bali Bras 19" $44 $5 8" l50OFf "Oops of Special purchase, fashion Reg. $7 to $12 Assorted Reg. $14 and Stock choice 9 styles bandeau to floor labels new for spring.

2nd fl. pastels. P. S. M.

L. 2nd fl. spring arrivals, sale tagged, and long line 2nd floor 2nd fl. Knoor's Soups Angel Treads Slippers Sew Notions Photo Holders L279 -59S050 Reg. 756 dry soup mix Regularly to and Winter close women's Snaps, self-cover buttons, etc.

Reg. 7.50 "Flipper" snap-out imported from Switzerland. ballerina styles. Main floor. and children's styles.

Mn. Fl. sewing notions close outs. Mn. holders for favorite photo I GOURMET.

Fl. "Nina Ricci" "Estee Lauder" Slack Sets Dress Shirts Sports Coats I 750 979 33 50 Introductory Eau De Toilette 25 Only while supply lasts with Girl's ls knit tops and pull-on Assorted lot mens dress shirts. oX''Haaaarand spray air du Temps" Mn. fl. any $6 Estee louder purchase.

pants. Reg. to $17 2-4, 6-6x. Plain and patterns. "McGregor" styles.

Boy's Shirts Sports Shirts Draperies Window Shades Bedspreads 20! 20i 50i BJIy the Kid and Kaynee" Young men's "Monticello" and Stock choice all ready-made All grades and colors, stock Custom style fitted spreads, sport sh.rts. Plaids 7 solids 8- "Golden LS Regularly to draperies and curtains. 3 Days choice "Joanna Western" cut quilt tops, twin and full. 20- '9 50 Only. to fit Ladies Billfolds Jr.

Skirts Slacks to $28 Jr. Tops "Oak Hill" Place Settings $8 '335 9" 6" I Buxton leathers in assorted Jr' Tnin9s" 4-gore 1 6 "You Babes," "Fritzie," New season specials, stripes, Reg. 11 .60 "Pfaltzgroff styles and colors Main fl polyesterwoolen plaids, 5-1 1 "Clyde" solids, some lace Yorktown" 5-pc. place settings. Z1ZZLE.

Main fl. ill Sheets Latch Hook Yarns Remnants Carpet Mats "Assist Dent" QQ 99 cn OOC 1088 Court New Jonathan Ruton. 43 Bolen Ave and Ronella Ruton. Box 323 Gratiot, married Aug 24. 1977.

Sanlord Gray. P.O. Box 1774. Buckeye Lake, and Pamela Jo Gray. Toledo, married Jan.

28. 1978 Cheryl Babcock. P.O. Box 602 Hebron, and Gregory Babcock, 112 Wing St. married May 13.

1975. Deborah Davino. 53'a W. Channel St and F'rederick Davino. 6836 Dorsey Mill Rd SE.

married Sept. 9. 1974 Tamra Lake. 969 W. Church St and Kenneth Lake, same address.

DIVORCES GRANTED Wranda Hickman. 383 Church St from Vernon Hickman. 131 Western married Dec. 31. 1962.

Johanna Raftery. 119 A An-dover Dr Heath, from D. Richard Raftery. 1871 Blue Jay Rd married Feb 11. 1961 Kimberly Nickles.

146 Field-point from Jeffrey Nickles. 46 S. Hazelwood. married Mav 21. 1977 Bonnie Jean Mann.

527 Wehrle Ave from Robert Mann. 15168 Township Rd married Sept 22. 1979. Sandra Kean. 96 Cambria from Wavne Kean.

327 Union Apt F-15. married June 12. 1966. Patricia Wright. P.O.

Box 1408. Buckeve Lake, from Gary Wright. 101 Oakland Blvd married Aug 31. 1979. Stephen Turner from Donna Turner, married March 23.

1974 Glenna Bryson from Wayne Bryson. married Jan. 20. 1979. Sandra Holland.

5678 Pleasant Chapel Rd. SE. from Mark Holland. 77 Hoover St married Nov. 11.

1978 Margaret Mirenda. 129 Lee Ave Apt 1. from Andrew Mirenda. Bachelor Pad. 1826 Hebron Heath.

Mary Hammond from Lewis Hammond, married Dec 29. 1956. Carla Yarnell. 12 Horseshoe Court. Towns Mobile Home Park, from Paul Yarnell.

4642 Wesleyan Chapel Granville, married Aug 6. 1977. Patty Newby. 114 Fleek Ave from William Newby address unknown, married June 25, 1973. Prof, says non-Irish turn envious Mar.

17 WILMINGTON. Ohio (AP -A Wilmington College psychologist has given several reasons why non-Irishmen turn green with envy on St Patrick's Day. Robert Halliday said that there is a half-formed identification with the stereotype of the Irish, as a lusty, good-natured race of beautiful lassesand proud men Halliday said it is also a tribute to a country which is seen by Americans as preserving its cultural heritage in a world which is becoming increasingly standardized 4 1 St. wmm- I A 11:111 LL -II I iJU -II I (J) I I 1 (J i I Ull I I Classic Chromatics, dark I Regularly lot latch I Odd lot linoleums, good colors I 18" samples, ideal for I Reg. 23.98...For better teeth I I luiuu, puiyesier noox yarn Close ora ri.

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foods. DOWNSTAIRS. "-----iiiiMiiiiMiiiwiiiiiffliirnifi'i i 4b Pain McCabe, left, helps direct pre-xrhool children ednesday as they perform arm motions to a record at Wilson Junior High School. Ninth grade home economics students in child development classes are working with the youngsters this week in their practice nursery school. The home economics teachers are Gene Todd and Shurun Kopperl.

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