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Crime reports Page 26 The Advocate, Newark, Mon Oct. 5, 1981 County lauds Wells for outstanding work Ill 'IBJIJIIIIHi II 1 1 11111. 'I" n'TllHII I 1 I II jpT.M. i ii iqj 1 tff tftS pawn j-yt v'i A RIKF.ATHON. Rrvan Trnul.

left, and Kevin Hnrhnurh event. Bryan, 10, is the Kevin, also 10, is the Harbaugh. Gary Smith, awaii a ride home Saturday after three hours of pedaling to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. Twenty-five riders participated in the fundraising 26 peddle, earn cash for hospital The class was the first in Licking County and was one of the first in Ohio.

Mrs. Wells expressed surprised at the honor and said that she felt. "fortunate" to have such a career. A former student presented flowers to the hon-oree, who also said she was pleased that she had been able to help take away some of the stigma experienced by such children and to help expand treatment available for them. Mrs.

Wells taught fourth grade at Conrad Elementary School from 1922 to 1924, then substitute taught for several years after her marriage in 1924 to Kenneth Wells. Later, Newark School Superintendent O.J. Barnes asked her to tutor nine handicapped children in their homes. Mrs. Wells became interested in helping the Collision injures 3 Clarence L.

Spencer, 61, of Mount Vernon, was transferred to Riverside Hospital, Columbus, from Licking Memorial Hospital Sunday, following a head-on collision on Ohio 13 at County Road 254. According to a report at the Granville Post of the Highway Patrol, Antoinette M. Spencer, Mount Vernon, was northbound on Ohio 13 when her auto drifted left of center. The Spencer vehicle then collided head-on with a southbound car driven by Mary C. Hahn of Huron.

The Spencers were transported to Licking Memorial Hospital, where Mrs. Spencer was treated and released. Mrs. Hahn children and continued to work with them until a school pro gram was established. When Roosevelt School opened In 1929, the Newark Rotary Club, working with the Board of Education, arranged to open a suite of rooms in the school to be used for a crippled children's class, later called the Sunshine Class.

Mrs. Wells taught the class and helped supervise plans for the program. Many community groups donated time and materials to equip the class and provide instruction for the children. Mrs. Wells organized Scout Troops for the children, took them on shopping trips and picnics and secured special programs for them.

Because of her involvment with the Sunshine Class, Mrs. Wells helped interest other Rotary Clubs in the state in working with crippled children. She helped organize the Easter Seal Program in other Ohio counties and was co-chairman of the Easter Seal Campaign in 1946. In 1945. she left the Newark School system and served for 26 years as the executive director of the Ohio Mental Health Association.

Under her guidance this program was greatly expanded, and she was a leader in sponsoring legislation that led to the creation of the state Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, the creation of the Bureau of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and the state community-supported clinic program. She retired in June 1974, and now resides with her husband at Ken-Mar Lodge in Newark. it (t UWr ii.i.r).-glii,m.rfS'4JM-iiM mil. Him.il Ill in. I nmmi son of Barbara Trout, and son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Advocate completion of subdivision work in the Countryside Countryside II, and Hopewell Village areas would place the city in a supervisory role in the projects. The plan could create an escrow account from which a general contractor would be authorized to be paid only after inspection of the work. Under the plan, drawn up by City Engineer Val Jackson and City Law Director Robert Hendricks, the areas would be provided with curb and asphalt work, grading and other repairs. A property maintenance code for the city will get a second reading tonight, and other or- Teen-age driver injured CAMPERS CLEAN UP.

Members of the Licking County "Fre-Loaders" chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association clean out weeds from a rock garden site at the Licking County Park on Ohio 37 south of Granville. Central area Conservation Chairman John Jauch explained the work party was part of preparation for a May, 1982, conservation workshop for the Ohio State Association of the NCHA. Park caretaker Johnny Edwards helped coordinate the volunteer effort, along with Jauch and county INCHA field directors Paul and Mary Shaw. Gary Smith, Advocate City council to consider proposed computer system was treated at the scene. A spokesman for the Granville Post said Mrs.

Spencer was cited for traveling left of center. Meat imports in U.S. down WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. meat imports this year are expected to be more than 200 million pounds below the level that would trigger any import restrictions. Agriculture Secretary John R.

Block says. cDeatlis Damage reported Lorena Burgess, 120 Lee reported Sunday to police damage to her front door. The front door was klcked-ln and $150 worth of damage was reported. Calvin Burch, reported to Newark police the breaking of $800 worth of windows at the vacant building located at 786 W. Main St.

The damage occurred Sunday. Gregory Ritchie, 39 Spring St, reported his front door was kicked-in bunoay ana iiw worm of damage was reported. Harold Patterson, 11344 Ed- dyburg Rd. reported the Sunday theft of 10 oak doors and three over-head cabinets, valued at $300, from the garage at the rear of 225 Jefferson St Rocks were thrown through the roof. Police are investigating the breaking and entering of the Millwheei Tavern, 150 W.

National Dr. The tavern was entered after 6:30 a.m. Sunday and between $25 and (30 was taken from the juke box. The following people reported vandalism to their property to the Licking County Sheriff's Office during the weekend. Charles Dudley, 61 Idaho a car drove through the side yard; Louise Becker, 81 Idaho a mailbox was struck, resulting in $35 worth of damage; Chester Brinkman, 29 Oregon mailbox struck, $35 worth of damage.

Michael Gettings, 1479 Naughting mailbox driven over, $25 worth of damage and Michael Oliver, 1641 Martinsburg name plate and piller knocked over, $75 worth of damage. All damage occurred on Sunday. Rebecca Crowell, Pataskala, reported on Thursday her mailbox was damaged In the amount of $35. Carl Cramer, 4596 Marion reported a breaking and entering occurring between Friday and Sunday. Three-hundred dollars worth of jewelry and a hunting knife were taken.

James Smith, 9807 Taylor reported the Wednesday theft of a Ruger pistol, valued at $179. Clara Troiano, Nashport, reported the Friday theft of a cherry tree, valued at $300. Heath police report the passing of a bad check, for $259, Friday at Heck's Department Store. Linda Thomas, Newark, reported to Heath police $100 was taken Friday from her purse in a locker at Northern Petro Chemical James Parkway, Heath. QO onAni CX" 9 (J Gill now marshal COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Robert W.

Foster, a former U.S. Secret Service agent who unsuccessful sought election as Franklin County sheriff last year, has been named the U.S. District Court marshal for the southern district of Ohio. E. Broad St.

Illness. Aided and advised. 11:05 p.m. Johnstown to Ohio 37. Injury accident.

Aided and advised. SUNDAY 4:22 a.m. Granville to 3229 Raccoon Valley Rd. Illness. Taken to hospital.

2:46 p.m. Granville to 604 Newark-Granville St. Injury accident. Taken to hospital. 3:58 p.m.

Newton Township to 2843 Mt. Vernon Rd. Injury accident. Taken to hospital. 4:25 p.m.

Granville to Burg Street. Injury accident. Aided and advised. 6 p.m. Kirkersville to 165 Sycamore Rd.

Injury. Taken to hospital. 7:23 p.m. Johnstown to County Line Rd. Injury.

Aided and advised. 8:36 p.m. Licking Township to Lakeshore Boulevard. Injury. Taken to hospital.

Tire 9 CITY FIRE RUNS SATURDAY 7:46 a.m. To 157 N. Cedar St. House fire. 10:20 a.m.

To 400 Washington St. Apt. 315. Assist medics. 12:22 p.m.

To South Third St. Assist medics. 4:55 p.m. To 36 Garrick Dr. Assist medics.

SUNDAY 4:59 a.m. To 1385 Countryside Dr. Electrical fire. 10:45 a.m. To 592 W.

Main St. Assist medics. 4:40 p.m. To 64 E. North St.

Lock-out. 8:18 p.m. To 550 Maple Ave. Assist medics. 10:30 p.m.

To 91 Buena Vista St. Investigation. 11:55 p.m. To 317 S. 21st St.

Gas check. Negative. COUNTY FIRE RUNS SUNDAY 4:04 a.m. Licking Township to 10587 Rolley Hill Rd. Barn fire.

Buckeye Lake, Hebron and Kirkersville provided mutual aid. 9:02 p.m. Hanover Township Black Hand Gorge. Investigation. FRIDAY PRIEST, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas 59 Pearl a girl. TOWER, Mr. and Mrs. Mark 5217 Fairmount Rd.

S.E.; a girl. WOLFE, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 190 Pike Heath; a boy. SATURDAY FEASTER, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard 773 Hollander Apt. a girl. Meenan arrested Newark police arrested Donald Meenan, 37, Columbus, Sunday afternoon and charged him with deception to obtain dangerous drugs. Police were alerted Sunday that Meenan was suspected of attempting to obtain a prescription at Licking Memorial Hospital from an emergency room doctor for a prescription reportedly issued by a Mississippi doctor.

Meenan told police the pain-killing drugs were reportedly for a woman' named Pauline Thatcher in the Perryton or Fallsburg area. Po lice and sheriff's deputies attempted to contact the woman in rural Licking County but could not find her. Police are continuing to investigate the case. dinances on a first reading include: authorization of the service director to enter Into contract for repair and restoration of a medic unit; and authorizing the purchase of further repair services from Wahl Motor Sales, inc. to tne lire department.

Resolutions on a first reading include: the vacations ot three alleys; authorization for advertisement for bids on salt water tanks; appropriation of $2,200 for the Baker Boulevard extension; authorization of the MEG unit contract. Open caucus is 7:15 p.m. and City Council meets 7:30 p.m. in council chambers. Johnstown.

RANCK, James, Alexandria. ROBINSON, Ballard, 134 N. Williams St. ROBINSON, Kimberly, 573 Kappler Rd. RYAN, Mary (John).

2628 Ryan Rd. SIMS, Shirley (Melvin), Hebron. SNEIXING, Mary (Franklin), 4319 Louden Granville. SPARROW, Juanita (Edward), 35 N. Buena Vista St.

STEER, Reginald, Cadiz. TRIPLETT, Laura (T.E.) and infant boy, 128 Boner St. VANDEGRIFT, JoAnn (D.E.) and infant boy, 232 Darla Dr. WEEKLY, John, 896 Lawn-view Dr. BLIMES, Mark, lS3Swainford Dr.

Emerge ncjr CITY EMERGENCY BUNS SATURDAY 7:33 a.m. To 78 Hoover St. Brandon Breene, difficulty breathing. Aided and advised. 12:22 p.m.

To South Third Street. OK on arrival. 1:12 p.m. To 21 N. 22nd St.

Samantha Ar-rington, injury. Aided and advised. 1:47 p.m. To 40 W. Main St Ron Schumaker, injury.

Aided and advised. 6: 13 p.m. Central Fire Station. Lisa Nelson. Aided.

8:24 p.m. To 73 Fleek Ave. Glenn Cayton, illness. Taken to hospital. 9:30 p.m.

To 425 Washington Square Apt. A. Jennifer Dodson, injury. Aided and advised. SUNDAY 2:05 a.m.

To 169 Day Ave. Miles Howard, chest pains. Taken to hospital. 4:31 a.m. To 435 Kelley Lane.

Harry Long, illness. Taken to hospital. 10:45 a.m. To 592 W. Main St.

Jeff Barclay, illness. Aided and advised. 11:43 a.m. To 500 Maple Ave. Charlene Carter, illness.

Aided and advised. 7:32 p.m. To 70 W. National Dr. Ed Williams, illness.

Aided and advised. COUNTY EMERGENCY RUNS SATURDAY 11:03 a.m. Heath to Hopewell Drive and Ohio 13. Injury accident. Taken to hospital.

11:35 a.m. Newton Township to 2526 Mt. Vernon Rd. Injury. Aided and advised.

12:54 p.m. Licking Township -to 132 Over Dr. Possible stroke. Taken to hospital. 1:43 p.m.

Pataskala to In- terstate 70. Possible injury accident. 2:47 p.m. Pataskala to 13604 to A pioneer of education for crippled children in Licking County was honored by friends, relatives and former students today, when the Licking County Commissioners gave special recognition to Marion Swern Wells, 79. Approximately SO people were on hand this morning in the County Administration Building, when a proclamation was read by the commissioners, recognizing Mrs.

Wells for her "vibrant leadership" in the establishment, of the "Sunshine Class for crippled children in the 1920s, which Mrs. Wells also helped to teach. Councilman to testify on junk cars Newark City Councilman Bruce Bain (D-5) will appear before the House Committee on Highways and Highway Safety at the State House in Columbus Tuesday to testify concerning a bill sponsored by State Representative Eugene Branstool ID-Licking County concerning junk cars. Bain says the value limit placed on the junk cars by the state government of $200 is a major hurdle in efforts to clean up areas of the city plagued by the vehicles. Bain said currently any auto which can be valued at more than $200 by an appraiser cannot be considered as junk, even though it is not in operational condition.

Bain said the new law would still protect cars which are in running condition, but worth less than $500, but would allow cities to "go after" those worth $500 or less which are not in running condition. Bain said he feels enactment of the new law, while it will not clear up all the junk car problems, will constitute a "step in the right direction." The councilman also said several law enforcement agencies and Safety Director Arthur Nutter have expressed support for his proposal. Beatrice Gilmore Services for Beatrice Gilmore, 70. 400 Washington Apt. 315, formerly of Jenkins Jones, W.Va., will be 1 p.m.

Thursday in Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. Charles Noble officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Gilmore died Saturday morning in her home.

She was born Nov. 18, 1910, in Wolf, W.Va., to the late David Show-alter and Josephine (Saunder) Showalter. She was a member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church and Mothers Council. Her husband, Tull Gilmore, died in 1959. She is survived by one cousin, Mrs.

Elizabeth Cole of Newark; four brothers: Albert Showalter of New York, Nebraska Showalter, Cecil D. Showalter and Theodore Showalter, all of Ronoake, and one sister, Mrs. La Verne Moore, of Las Vegas, Nev. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in Criss Brothers Funeral Home.

Fern J. Baker Graveside services for Fern J. Baker, 75, 4865 Walnut Buckeye Lake, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in Wilson Cemetery, with the Rev. Patrick McKinney officiating.

Mrs. Baker died Sunday morn- BRtCKER KISHLER FUNERAL HOME 985 N. 21st Street 366-3343 THURSDAY BILL SLOTTERBACK Memorial Service 7:30 p.m. C.E. United Methodist Church Family will be present 1 hour before service ot the church CRISS BROTHERS FUNERAL SERVICE WEDNESDAY BONNIE J.

WOLFE 2:30 P.M. Chapel Calling Hours Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Tues. 2 to 4 7 to 9 THURSDAY BEATRICE GILMORE 1:00 P.M. Services at Shiloh Baptist Missionary Church Calling Hours Wed.

2 to 4 7 to 9 SATURDAY FRANCIS A. "JIM" WHARTON Memorial Services of 1 1 :00 A.M. in Criss Bros. Chapel No Calling Hours SAMUEL GIBBS Services and calling hours to be held at Girton, Schmidt Memorial Home, Eaton, Ohio. No local calling hours DIRECTORS t.V.

Cri.i K.M. Warth.n J.R. Grt.n R.K.Wildman CM. Hau.tr Far Information Call 345-9714 mulletinBoard Oct. 13 will receive a T-shirt, while those who turn in $75 by Oct.

13 will receive a jacket. The person turning in the most proceeds will receive a 10-speed bicycle, which was purchased with donations from Heath city officials. Second-place prize is a 12-inch television and third-place prize is a $37.50 savings bond donated by Newark Chrysler-Plymouth in Heath. School TV programs listed Newark City Schools Instructional Television Schedule COETV Programs on Channel 19 for this week are: Tuesday Hablamos Espanol, 8:50 a.m., 10:25 a.m., 11:55 a.m. and 2:15 p.m.; and Thinkabout, 2 p.m.

Wednesday Write On, 7:50 a.m. and 1:05 p.m.; Self 8:10 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 9:45 a.m., 10:20 a.m., noon, and 12:45 p.m.. Thursday Trade-offs, 9:20 a.m.; Explorers Unlimited, 10:32 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:50 p.m. and 1:35 p.m.; Math: No Mystery, 11:30 a.m.; and All About You, 2:15 p.m. Friday Newsdepth, 10:05 a.m.

and 2:05 p.m. Truly American, 10:25 a.m., 11:10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. and Martha K. (Jones) Williams.

She was a 1981 Northridge High School and Licking County Joint Vocational School graduate and an employee of Playmate Child Care Center and Der Dutchmen Restaurant, Johnstown. Surviving besides her parents are one sister, Dana Williams of the home; one brother, James Williams of the home; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White of Westerville; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnie Williams of Sun-bury; and great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Boggs of Sunbury. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tonight in the funeral home. Lawrence E. Frederick Arrangements are incomplete for Lawrence E.

Frederick, 80, Ramsey Trail Court, Pataskala. Mr. Frederick died this morning in his home. Warren F. Kauber Funeral Home, Pataskala, is in charge of arrangements.

MEMORIAM In memory of my son, brother and grandson Michael Riffle, who passed away 5 years ago Oct. 5, 1976. Just to hear your voice Just to see you smile To sit and talk to you for awhile. Sadly missed by mother, brothers, sisters and grandmother. MEMORIAM In loving memory of our son and brother, Terry Miller, who passed away Oct.

5, 1971. Nothing can ever take away. The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger everyday, Remembrance keeps him near. Sadly missed by mother, father and brother. Helen M.

Jamison A Memorial Service for Helen M. Jamison, 78, of 3229 Raccoon Vallev Granville will be held Wed. 11 a.m. at the McPeek Funeral Home. Rev.

David O. Woodyard will officiate. Miss Jamison died Sunday morning in The Licking Memorial Hospital. She was born July 25, 1903 in Chicago, 111., to the late Thomas H. Anna (Schladweiler) Jamison.

Miss Jamison retired in 1967 as an Elemenatary school teacher for the Newark Public school system. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree from Columbia University in 1923, and her Masters of Science Degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1930. She was a member of the Central Ohio Branch of The American Association of University Women, Licking County Retired Teacher's Association, Ohio State Retired Teachers' Association and a Charter Member of the Gamma Tau Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma. Surviving are neice Mrs. Ronald (Janet) Weldy, West Jefferson, nephew Thomas J.

Jamison Jr. Piquay and several Great neices and Great nephews. She was preceeded in death by a brother Thomas J. Jamison Sr. There are no calling hours.

Those who wish may contribute to the Granville Fellow ship co Mrs. Walter E. Krause 225 S. Prospect St. Granville.

Tribute HEATH Twenty-six bicyclists peddled for three hours Saturday morning in Heath to raise money for St. Jude's Chil-drens Hospital, Alberta Hart, fundraising event chairman, said. Ms. Hart said the turnout of riders was a "little disappointing," but she noted it was the first time a St. Jude Bike-a-Thon was conducted in Heath.

The site was Heath High School and the riders peddled from the school to Hopewell Drive and again, a round trip of two miles. One of the riders was Newark senior citizen John Hoover, who biked 24 miles. The riders received pledges for each mile they recorded. Participants who turn in $25 by way and landed in the field. Jim Hartsock, 17, 5793 small Johnstown, a passenger in the car, was being examined in the emergency room of Licking Memorial Hospital at presstime.

The accident happened around 9 a.m. Sadinsky was on his way to class at Licking County Joint Vocational School when the accident occurred. The Ohio Highway Patrol is continuing an investigation. Bonnie J. Wolfe Services for Bonnie J.

Wolfe, 54. 46 Waterworks will be 2 30 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev. Anthony Bartlette officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery.

Mrs. Wolfe died Saturday morning in University Hospital, Columbus. She was born June 17, 1927, in Newark, to the late James Leslie and Bettie (Brown) Leslie. She was a teacher's assistant at Starlight School. She is survived by her husband, Homer (Sam) Wolfe; two sons: David Wolfe of Cardington and Stan Wolfe of Heath; one daughter, Mrs.

Terry (Brenda) Withem of Murray City; two brothers: Harold Leslie and Raymond Leslie, both of Newark; four sisters: Mrs. Irene Anderson of Sarasota, and Mrs. Francis (Lillian) Crowley, Mrs. Roy (Hazel Marie) Ramsey and Mrs. Paul (Mar-jorie) Abel, all of Newark; and eight grandchildren.

One brother is deceased. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home. Jeffrey Lee Turner Services for Jeffrey Lee Turner, 61, 124 Markland were 11 a.m. today in the chapel of Bolin Funeral Home, Zanesville, with the Rev.

Frank W. Montgomery officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park, Zanesville. Mr. Turner died Friday in McCloud Regional Hospital, Florence, S.C.

He was born April 15, 1920, in Bellaire, to the late Charles Turner and Daisy (Ouigley) Turner Hartman. He was a 21-year resident of Newark, a WWII veteran and an employee of Rockwell International. He was a member of the VFW and American Legion. He is survived by his stepfather, Ebert Hartman; wife, Edith (Barnett) Turner; two stepsons: James J. Parrish of Zanesville and F.

Eugene Parrish of St. Paul, Minn. one sister, Mrs. Dale (Frances) Spar-grove of Zanesville; and seven stepgrandchildren and one stepgreat-grandchild. Clement H.

Hohman Services for Clement H. Hohman, 77, 4575 E. Pike, Zanesville, were 10:30 a.m. today in St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Zanesville, with the Rev.

William Metzger officiating. Burial was in Mount Olive Cemetery, Zanesville. Mr. Hohman died Thursday evening in Bethesda Hospital. Zanesville.

He was born Dec. 31, 1903, in Noble County, to the late Maurice Hohman and Teresa (Heil) Hohman. He is survived by his wife, Marie A. (Noll) Hohman; three sons, including Charles M. Hohman of Granville: two brothers and four sisters.

Hillis Funeral Home. Zanesville, was in charge of arrangements. Hope Renee Williams Services for Hope Renee Williams, 18, 8156 John- stown, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of Crouse and Son Fu-. neral Home, Johnstown, with the Rev.

Albert Holzbauer officiating. Burial will be in Hartford Cemetery. Miss Williams died Friday evening in Fort Worth, Texas. She was born Oct. 29, 1962, in Columbus, to James M.

Williams NEWTON TWP. A John stown teen-ager was admitted early today to Licking Memorial Hospital after his car left Ohio 657 and landed in a field on the property of Licking County Commissioner Don Hill in Newton Twp. John Sadinsky, 17, 295 N. Main Johnstown, suffered a broken leg, nose and back injuries, according to witnesses at the scene, after his car left the road He was a retired finisher and handler for Heisey having served for 46 years. His wife, Agnes E.

(Gruber) Anderson, died Aug. 21, 1972. He is survived by one son, Willis F. Anderson of Newark; and two grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. One son is deceased.

Friends may call 7 to 9 m. Tuesday in the funeral home. Feme Waveline Cruise Services for Feme Waveline Cruise, 79, Logan, formerly of Newark, were 1 p.m. today in the chapel of Roberts Funeral Home, Logan, with the Rev. R.W.

Faulker and Edna B. Hughes officiating. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery, Logan. Mrs. Cruise died Friday afternoon in Hocking Valley Community Hospital.

Logan. She was born May 10, 1902, in Hocking County. Her husband, Paul J. Cruise, died in 1969. She is survived by two daughters: Mrs.

Jack (Eileen) Roberts of Hinton, W.Va. and Mrs. Paul (Martiia Sue) Finucan of Cincinnati; one brother, Harry E. Shaw of Logan; one sister, Mrs. Eber (Pauline) Mowery of Logan; and seven grandchildren dnd ten great-grandchildren.

There will be no calling hours. William E. Slotterbeck Memorial services for William E. Slotterbeck, 53, 4245 Price will be 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Christian Endeavor United Methodist Church with the Rev.

R. Frasure officiating. Mr. Slotterbeck died Friday afternoon in Grant Hospital, Columbus. He was born March 19, 1928, in Newark to Charles Slotterbeck and Mabel (Mauger) Slotterbeck.

He was a Newark High School graduate, served in the U.S. Air Force, was member and trustee of Christian Endeavor United Methodist Church, member of Licking County Board of Realtors and lifetime member of Musicians' Local 122. He and his brother operated Newark Service and Battery C. for many years. He was employed by Owens-Corning Technical Center and Land of Legend Realty.

Surviving beside his parents are his wife, Jean (Lattimer) Slotterbeck; two sons: Brent Slotterbeck and Kevin Slotterbeck, both of the home; one brother, Charles Slotterbeck Jr. and two sisters: Elvira Rine of Utica and Isabel Hollar of California. Friends may call one hour prior to services at the church. rm3M ENDERSONJ Kp Johnston H2aQi' Funeral Service 5 59 N. FiWi St.

Nworfc. OMe THE BASICS There ore always the basics in life-food, shelter, clothing the things we simply can't do without. In funeral service, we believe the basics are still things like sympathy and understanding. Members of Newark City Council will consider the city's proposed computer system at tonight's session, along with the purchase of a bullet loader for the police department and a plan for completion of Countryside Countryside II, and Hopewell Village I subdivisions. The computer purchase, from Micradata Corporation, and Creative Microsystems, at a cost of $160,298, has been approved by Council's Capital Improvements, and Finance Committee, and will be presented as an emergency resolution on a first reading tonight.

The legislation concerning (i cLocal in GINGER GUYS AND GALS Ginger Guys and Gals will meet 1 p.m. Wednesday in Zerger Hall, East Main Street. All senior citizens are welcome. Euchre will follow the meeting. MUSIC MAKERS The 65 Plus Music Makers of Licking County will practice 12:30 p.m.

Wednesday at rear of 425 Washington St. SENIOR CITIZENS Licking County Senior Citizens will meet 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at rear of 425 Washington St. NAVY MOTHERS Navy Mothers will have a potluck supper 6 p.m. Tuesday at Licking County Administration Building.

Bring your own bread and butter. GARDEN CLUB Rocky Fork Garden Club will meet noon Wednesday for a picnic at Moundbuilders Park. If the weather is bad, the meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Franklin Wilkin, Wilkins Corner. HARTZLER MOTHERS' CLUB Hartzler Mothers' Club will meet 7 p.m.

Tuesday for a get-cquainted tea. All female guardians of students are invited. For more information contact Donna Stratford, 345-8121. CONSERVATION CLUB North Licking Conservation Club will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday for cider and doughnuts.

This is the last meeting before the turkey supper. OCF 25-YEAR CLUB Owens-Corning Fiberglas 25-Year Club will meet 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Hollander Street Clubhouse for a ham, beans and cornbread supper. KENNEDY PTA Kennedy PTA will meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the school to meet the teachers.

Guest speaker will be Byron Kreager. SLIMNASTICS The 60 Plus Slimnastics Class scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday at Zerger Hall has been canceled. SENIOR CITIZENS Sunrise Senior Citizens will play euchre 1 p.m. Tuesday at Zerger Hall.

All seniors are welcome. LADIES AID Mount Carmel Ladies Aid will meet 10 a.m. Thursday at the church to clean the kitchen. Please bring a covered dish. The afternoon program will be a film on Accidental Hypothermia shown by LEADS.

Anyone wish ing in Licking Memorial Hospital. She was born June 29, 1906, in Gresham, Ore. She was a member of Eagon OES 123, Hebron. Her husband, Clyde Baker, died Sept. 27.

She is survived by one stepson, Richard Baker of Avondale; two stepdaughters. Mrs. Tom (Mollie) Brown and Mrs. Harry (Barber) Bonner, both of Buckeye Lake; and 11 stepgrandchildren and 10 step-great-grandchildren. There are no calling hours.

Charles R. Boring Funeral Home, Hebron, is in charge of arrangements. Frank E. Eversbaugh Arrangements are incomplete for Frank E. Eversbaugh, 77 120 N.

Eighth Hebron. Mr. Eversbaugh died Sunday in his home. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Emerson-New-kirk Funeral Home, Kirkersville.

William H. Anderson Services for William H. Anderson, 105, formerly of 11 Columbia will be 10:30 a m. Wednesday in the chapel of Egan Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Jackson officiating.

Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr. Anderson died Sunday morning in the LPN Health Care Facility. He was born Jan. 1, 1876, in Liberty, to the late William H.

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by Appt. ing to make lap ropes and knitted or crochet caps should attend. wscs WSCS of Toboso United Methodist Church will meet with Grace Gult of Toboso 1 p.m. Thursday. Kathleen Nethers will give the program.

OSTOMY ASSOCIATION The Zanesville Chapter of the United Ostomy Association will meet 7 p.m. Oct. 14 at First Christian Church, Military and Dresden Roads, Zanesville. Guest speaker will be Dr. Charles S.

Harrison. The public is welcome. Refreshments will be served. NEWARK MAENNERCHOR Ladies Section of Newark Maennerchor will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday for a mystery dinner followed by meeting at the Maennerchor Park, Orchard Street.

hospital Dismissals SATURDAY ANDERSON, Sharlene, 153C S. Westmoor Dr. BALL, Richard, 19 E. Channel St. BOWMAN, Ralph, 67 Lincoln Dr.

BYERS, Linda (Michael), 646 '4 Mt. Vernon Rd. CARTER, Harold, Thornville. CHEEK, Barbara (Thomas), Mount Vernon. COCHRAN, Freda, 451 Jackson Blvd.

DAVIS, John, Pataskala. DODRILL, Danny Johnstown. DIEFFENBACH, Harry, 1755 Evergreen Court. FORBES, Mary, 503 Catalina Dr. FOSTER, Ralph.

119B An-dover Rd. GEE, Tressa Nashport. GLECKLER, Linda, 33 Daugherty Circle. HARDY, Debra (David), Pdtskals HAYES, James, 94 S. 35th St.

HILBERT, Linda, 327 Union St. HOFFER, Ricky (R.L.). 417 Allston Ave. HOUK, Dolores (Clarence), Thornville. HUGHES, Wilms (J.A.), 189 Pleasant Lee Dr.

KACHMAN, Fay (Paul), 64 Philmont Ave. LAUGHERY. James, MSB S. Westmoor Ave. MC CREA, Thomas, Fresno.

MC LAUGHUN, Georgia, 122 Quaker Rd. MEYER, Mindy, 457 Hammond Court. NETHERS, Jason. 877T Swisher Rd. N.E.

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