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News In Brief CLUB TO MEET Granville Rifle and Pistol Club will meet at 6 p.m. Friday. FAMILY TO REUNITE Billman reunion will be held Sunday at Madison Grange Hall with a basket dinner at noon. Members take a basket lunch and table service. WSCS GROUPS MEET entertain Liberty the Methodist WSCS will and Highwater Fredonia Societies Thursday for an all day meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Pine Swank will show slides "Holy Land." SPEAKER PLANNED J. M. Grant, missionary to the Philippines, will present a program of pictures and a lecture at 7:30 nightly Friday, Saturday and Sunday, at' the Oneness Apostolic Church, Corner of North Avenue and Everett Avenue.

He will also speak at the Sunday morning worship service. CORN ROAST SLATED Newark Grange will hold a corn roast at 7 p.m. Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilkin, 1044 Thornwood Dr.

Members take a salad or dessert and table service. EUCHRE PARTY SET Laylin Grange will sponsor a euchre party at 8 p.m. Saturday (in the grange hall. Prizes and refreshments. SECOND REUNION SET Descendants of Ollie and Lottie Armentrout will hold their second annual reunion Sunday at Moundbuilders State Memorial.

A basket dinner will be served at noon. Scoutmaster Receives Scholarship Verne S. White 136 Custer Scoutmaster of Troop 51, of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints, has from participating in a FarmCity Conference at Philmont Scout Training Center, Cimarron, N. for which he received a scholarship from the National Council, Boy Scouts of America. White has been scoutmaster of Troop 51 for about five years and has maintained an active troop program for about: 19 scouts.

"He holds regular troop meetings, along with hikes and camping trips at least once each month. He also has a young boy's patrol hike once every two months for guidance and training. White is the Ohio State Commander of the Military Order of Purple Heart for which he serves as national secretary. Granville Has One Vacancy GRANVILLE School officials have announced employment of three additional teachers leaving a high school commercial position as the only vacancy to be filled. Those hired are: Miss Marcia Ruhling, a Michigan State University graduate for girls' physical education at the high school and as GAA and cheerleader advisor; Mrs.

Rachael Cooper, a graduate of Ohio State University, for the second grade; and John Waring an Ohio State graduate, for half-time plane geometry and advanced math. Fire Calls TUESDAY 4:37 p. m. to 301 Mt. Vernon trash burning; under control upon arrival.

5:30 p. m. to 356 Washington investigation. 5:55 p. m.

to 56 Penney investigation. 6:19 p. m. to 10 W. North no air filter on car's carburetor; I slight damage to wiring.

Market Reports Quotations as of 12 noon at the New York Stock Exchange from Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. Amer. Air Lines B. F. Co Simmons Allegh.

Power Good. Ti Rub Sinclair Oil 77 Al Chem. Dye 43 Gulf Oil Socony Mobile 41 Amer. Can Co 1. C.

Southern Co 25 Amer. Cyanamid Int. Bus. Machine South. Pacific Co Amer.

Elect. Pw Inter. Nickel South. Rail. Co Machine-Foundry Int.

Tel. Tel. Sperry Rand Natural Gas Kennecott Copper Stand. Oil of Cal. Amer.

Motors Kaiser Alum Stand. Oil of Ind. Amer. Smelting Kresge S. S.

Co Stand. Oil of NJ 63 Amer. T. T. Co Kroger Co Stand.

Oil of Ohio Armco Steel Lone Star Packard Ashland Oil 32 Mad. Square Gd Sunray Oil Atch. Top. S. Fe Marathon Texaco 73 Atlantic Refining Mont.

Ward Co Tidewater Avco Manu. Co Nat. Biscuit Union Carbide Bethle. Steel Nat. Dairy Union Electric Borden Co 40 Nat.

Distillers Union Oil Brunswick Balke Nat. Fuel Gas Union Pacific Carlisle 78 Nat. Gypsum Unit. Aircraft Chesa. Ohio NYC Rail.

Co. United Corp Chrysler Corp North. Not. Gas Unit. Gas Imp.

Cities Service Northern Pacific U. S. Rubber Col. Gas System Out. Marines U.

S. Steel Com. Solvents Owens-Corn. Fib. 69 Vana.

Corp, of Am, Conti. Can Co Owens-Ill. Glass Western Union Conti. Oil Co Penns. R.

R. West. Electric Curt. Wright Corp Proctor-Gamble Wheeling Steel 67 Deere Co Ra. Corp.

of Am. Wool. Co. IF. Dow Chemical Reading Co Worthington 66 Du.

de Nemours Republic Corp 24 Youngs. Sh Tu Electric Bond Republic Steel Victor Comp Erie Rail. Co Rockwell Standard AMERICAN EXCHANGE Ford Safe Way Store Holophane 35 Gen. Electric 65 Roper Kaiser Indus. Gen.

Motors Sears Roe. Co Mansfield Tire 15 Newark (O.) Advocate Aug. 23, 1967 39 Deaths And 1 Funerals J. Earl Crim WESTERVILLE Services for J. J.

Earl Crim, 72, of Westerville, father of E. Joe Crim of Newark, will be at 2 p. m. Friday. in Moreland Funeral Home, 104 E.

College with the Rev. George Campbell and the Rev. W. W. officiating.

Burial will be in Fancher Cemetery near here. Mr. Crim died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital, Columbus. He was born Feb. 10, 1895, to John and Lula Copenhaber Crim.

He was a retired carpenter, veteran of World War and member of Licking Aeire 387 Surviving in addition to his son, are his widow, Anna; a step-son; Robert Miller of Newark; two step-daughters: Mrs. Dorothy, Caulibertson of Gahanna, and Mrs. Edna M. Roy of Westerville; a sister, Mrs. Helen Snapp and a brother, Fred Crim, both of Winchester, and five grandchildren.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p. m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. May S.

Butler May S. Butler, 82, of Zanesville, died this morning at the home of her son, Harry D. Butler, 30 Curtis Ave. She was born June 15, 1885, near Caldwell, to David and Mary Still Wells. The widow of Harry E.

Butler, she was a member of the Church of Christ. She made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Thomas of Zanesville, Surviving, in addition to her children, are a sister, Mrs. Clara Bush of Zanesville; a brother, Emmett Wells of Newark; three grandchildren and five great-grandsons. A sister and a brother are dead.

Arrangements, which are incomplete, will be made by Bolin Funeral Home, Zanes ville. Burial will be in Zanesville Memorial Cemetery. Louise Oreovac Services for Mrs. Louise Oreovac, 78, Rt. 1, Newark, Maryann will be at 1 p.

m. Friday in the chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home, with Mrs. Margaret Eller officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Mrs.

Oreovac died at her home Tuesday morning. She was born May 2, 1889, in Yugoslavia, to Guy and Sophia Barberic Godec and came to this country in 1910. She was employed with Newark Stove until retiring in 1954. Her husband, Mike, died in 1948. Surviving are four daughters: Mrs.

Sophia Johnson, Rt. 7, Mrs. Edward Rt. 1, Mrs. William Henderson, Thornport, and Mrs.

Jerry Garrett of Columbus; two sons: Nick Sayatovich of the Hopewell vicinity, and Joe Sayotovich of Newark; 23 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren. Two sisters and a brother are dead. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. today and Thursday.

Lucille Grove Services for Miss Lucille Grove, 69, of Johnstown, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Emerson Funeral Home, Johnstown, with the Rev. William Schlatter officiating. Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. Miss Grove died Monday in Grant Hospital, Columbus.

She was born Dec. 14, 1897, to Joseph and Lucy Strothers, Grove. A retired employe of Johnstown-Monroe School, she was a member of Johnstown Baptist Church. Only cousins survive. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m.

today. CRISS BROTHERS SERVICES FRIDAY OREOVAC, 1 P.M. Louise Chapel Calling Hours: Wednesday and Thursday 2 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. INCOMPLETE BLAMER, George During stated calling hours members family will be present. Funeral home calling hours are 9:00 a.m.

to 10 p.m. For service call FA 2-0191 or FA 2-2191. J. Harry Riffey JOHNSTOWN Services for J. Harry Riffey, 82, of Johnin stown, will be at 3 p.

m. Friday Crouse and Son Funeral Home, Johnstown, with the Rev. Kenneth E. Roach and the Rev. George Campbell officiating.

Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery. Mr. Riffey died Tuesday at his home after a lengthy illness. He was born in St. Louisville, Nov.

5, 1884, to, Cyrus Alonzo and Esther Lyons Riffey. was a retired farmer, aucHe altioneer and realtor in the Lickaling County area. He was a member of Liberty Methodist Church, Johnstown Lions Club, Masonic Lodge, of P. Lodge, Sportsmen's Club and Laylin Grange. Surviving are his widow, Gladys; two daughters: Mrs.

Harry T. Rowe of Johnstown, Mrs. Elton Lube of Brecksville; and a brother, Paul Elliott Riffey of Canton. A sister is dead. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

today at the funeral Home Edmund L. Arthur for Arrangements are incomplete Edmund L. Arthur, 46, of Granville, who died Monday after suffering a heart attack while vacationing in Norwalk, Conn. He was born Dec. 23, 1920, to Mr.

and Mrs. Edmund Arthur. Surviving are his widow, Ann of Granville; two sons: Thomas and Danny of the home; three daughters; Susan Arthur student at Ohio State University, Mary Ann and Peggy of the home; his father, and a sister. William T. Meloy Services for William Thane Meloy, 65, of Rt.

1, Zanesville, brother of Clifford Meloy of Newark, will be at 2:30 p. m. Thursday in the Blue Avenue Chapel of Bolin Funeral Home. The Rev. Carl McClellan will officiate, and burial will be in Memorial Park, ZanesvilleMr.

Meloy died Sunday in Hospital, Zanesville. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. today. IN MEMORIAM In memory of mother and grandmother, Rosetta M.

Zigan who passed away 1 year ago today August 23, 1966. Mother dear you are missed very much in our every day life and home. You always had a cheery word and smile for us all. missed by Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Marmie and 5 grandchildren. MEMORIAM In loving memory of our daughter and mother, Jeanne Horne Holmes, who passed away 17 years ago today, Aug. 23, 1950. Sadly missed by her father and son. MEMORIAM In loving memory of our mother, Rosetta Zigan, who passed away one year ago, Aug.

23, 1966. Mother, we miss you, Since we are apart, Though from our presence, You are still in our hearts. Sadly missed by children and grandchildren. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Jeanne Horne Holmes who departed this life Aug. 23, 1950.

We tell our lonely aching hearts God took her from us for the bethat only He the great physician Could ease her pain and give her rest. You have walked the lonesome valley To your resting place above Where God was waiting for you With His everlasting love. Sadly missed by son, Rickey, mother, sister, Judy. Ross HENDERSON Funeral Directors, Inc. 59 NORTH FIFTH STREET THURSDAY JOHN V.

McCUNE Chapel 1 P.M. Calling Hours: Wednesday, 9 to P.M. 4 P.M. SERVICE THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN Lillian Flanagan Services for Mrs. Lillian Flanagan, 77, of McConnelsville, mother of Patrick Flanagan of Newark, will be at 10 a.

m. Friday in St. James Catholic Church. Mrs. Flanagan died in Good Samaritan Hospital, Zanesville, following a long illness.

was born July 12, 1890, in Cincinnati, to William and Louise Doyle. She was a member of the St. James church and the Catholic Women's Club of McConnelsville. Also surviving are a daughter and two other sons. Friends may call at Miller Funeral Home, McConnelsville, from 7 to 9 p.

m. today and from 3 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m.

Thursday. Rosary will be recited at 8 p. m. Thursday at the funeral home. George Blamer Joe Simcoe George Blamer George Blamer, 59, of the Licking County Home, died there early today.

Criss Brothers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Joe Simcoe Services were in Jackson, for Joe Simcoe, formerly, of the Utica area, who died at his home in Jackson. His wife is the former Josephine Bishop formerly of Fredonia. Surviving are his wife and two daughters. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my son, Paul Kenneth Berry, who passed away 8 years ago today 23, 1959.

The depth of sorrow we can not tell Of the loss of one we loved so well And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep His memory we shall always keep. Sadly missed by mother, Mrs. Anna Berry, brothers, sisters and families. Milk Group Pushes For Price Hike Spokesmen for the Great Lakes Milk Marketing Federation have announced that their is backing a drive for a national hearing to add 50 cents a hundredweight quarts) to the minimum Federal Order Class 1 price for bottled milk. Charles Grube, Croton, president of the Central Ohio Milk Producers, told The Advocate, however, that local farmers would not be effected by the increase because they are already being paid a price well over the federal minimum.

Federation officials also said that farmers in the Great Lakes area, which includes the Central Ohio Co-op, have been paid a total of $40 million above the minimum Federal order in the past year. Officials are not sure what effect, if any, the proposed increase would have on the blend price actually paid to the farmer. The blend is an average of the Class 1 price and the Class 11 price, which is determined by by-product usage and market demand, and is somewhat lower than quoted Class 1 figure. Class 1 price in the Central Ohio area for August is $5.88 a hundredweight. Municipal Court NO LICENSE Kenneth Roger McNabb, 29, of 489 Garfield pleaded guilty to operating an automobile without a license, and was fined $25 and court costs.

McNabb was picked up on the charge Aug. 14. PICNIC SET Former employes of G. Edwin Smith and Midland Shoe Company will hold a picnic dinner at 1 p.m. Sunday at Fiberglas Recreation Center, Street.

Those attending take their own table service, beverage and basket dinner. RECOVERS FROM INJURY Robert Holman, 411 carawas is recovering at his home following an injury to his foot in a power mower mishap. EUCHRE PARTY SET Wyoming Valley Grange will sponsor a euchre party at 8 p.m. Friday in the grange hall, Vanatta. Prizes and refreshments.

FAMILY PICNIC SET Mt. Carmel Go-Getters Extension Group will hold a family picnic Sunday at Flint Ridge Park. A basket dinner will be served at 1. p.m. A short business meeting will follow.

GRANGE TO MEET Franklin Subordinate and Junior Grange will meet at 8:30 m. Thursday. Members take sandwiches. ATTENDS INSTITUTE David P. Cooperrider, 207 Wilson is attending the second annual Ohio Teen-age 1 Institute on Alcoholism at Kent State Universiy being held today through Aug.

30. First $75 Takes It! Must be sold at once! Floor Joists and flooring. 30 joists, 2x8s, 15-ft. lengths. Flooring, 19'x18' 2-in.

wide. Pine. CALL 324-7193 GARAGE SALE 145 Lee Heath. Bedroom suite, wool rug and pad, card table, kitchen table, chairs, baby furniture, medicine cabeous articles. inet, light fixtures, miscellan- WANTED Woman secretary with minimum of two years perience.

Apply Moore's Office, Heath Road. SALES FURNITURE Exceptional opportunity available for qualfied salesman. Excellent salary potential through sales--guaranteed plus commission for capable person interested in developing career through sales. Experience preferred, but will train individual with selling background. If qualified, would prefer person age 30 thru 50.

Many company fringe benefits. Apply: Mr. Bowman GIANT FURNITURE 109 E. Main St. St.

Leonard's Games Party Newark Catholic High School THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1967 Early Bird Games Start At 7:30 P.M. VALLEY LANES Needs individuals or teams Tuesday, 9 P.M. 760 scratch women's league. Call Bea Stasel 322-4354 ALSO We need bowlers for evening league teams. Call Valley Lanes 366-3520 FOR SALE 1962 DODGE DART 6-Cyl.

Good condition. FA 5-1211 Rex Laner League Meeting 8 P.M. Wednesday at Park Lanes TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE Mt. Vernon, Ohio Area Phone Mt. Vernon 599-7106 TRADE OR SALE 1964 Mobile Home 60 12 Expando.

Value $4600, will trade for anything. 344-7502 RIFFLE BARBER SHOP 1933 W. Main St. now has TWO BARBERS Monday Thru Wednesday 12 'Til 8. Friday a and Saturday Closed Thursdays 8.

'Til 6. All Haircuts $1.50 FOR RENT 15 ft. Camper Trailer. Gas electric refrigerator, stove and lights, sleeps six. 344-9325, ask for Harold French.

RUMMAGE SALE THURSDAY, AUGUST 24 2-7 P.M. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 8:30 'Til 12 Noon E. MAIN METHODIST CHURCH BASEMENT Sponsored by Ruth Circle PEACHES PRUNE PLUMS SWEET CORN WEALTHY APPLES (Pick your own or ready picked) STONER'S ORCHARD Utica, 0. Open 7 Days 'Til PEACHES KALE HAVEN APPLES Wealthy and Shenango Pasteurized Apple Cider Granville Orchard 1 Mile South Granville Rt. 37 WANTED Licensed Real Estate Salesperson.

Excellent commission plus incentive bonus. All replies held in strict confidence. 00 suarner REALTY 21 S. First St. 326-0541 Fred Swarner, Realtor GAMES PARTY TONIGHT K.P.

HALL, 8 P.M. DOORS OPEN 6 P.M. EARLYBIRDS 7:30 BIG eX' 27 NUMBERS! PLUS! BIG GAME 58 NUMBERS! Public Welcome Sponsored By Newark Hairdressers LET'S WORK TOGETHER List with us and we will SELL for you. We guarantee advertising and we need listings. We are professionals in the Real Estate business and our services are free to you until a sale is made.

GENEVA D. LONG REALTOR PHONE 325-4701 OR 323-6523 Home Improvements Remodeling Roofing Spouting Concrete Work Carpentry (All Types) Drop Ceilings Cabinets Baths Add-on-Rooms Garages Aluminum Siding Storm indows, 18 Years Experience Bank Financing Available Up to 5 Years ALUMINUM BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. Phone Phone Phone 323-8491 326-8391 344-4478 DANCE WEDNESDAY From Coshocton, Ohio THE SHADOWS Recorders of "Look Away" Plus THE SMOKED BANANAS Admission $1.25 ALCATRAZ Mums In Bloom J. A. BLACK CO.

58 S. 2nd St. FA 3-7181 ABBOTT'S SHOES CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOON JUNE-JULY-AUGUST MOOSE GAMES PARTY Every Thursday NIGHT Martin Heating Co. JANITROL DEALER Gas Furnaces, Natural and Bottled Gas, Oil Furnaces 19 Years of Business 384 West Church St. PHONE FA 5-8241 BEAUTY OPERATOR WITH CLIENTELE WANTED Inquire at 218 Mt.

Vernon Rd. or Call 322-8794 MOVING MUST SELL Electric range, small gas heater, radio phonograph, 2 bedroom suites, dining room suite, breakfast set, roll-away bed, set, roll bed, fiberglas drapes, rayon cartains, boys' bicycle and sideare walk trimmer. 344-5089 HELP WANTED OHIO 70-37 TRUCK STOP HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR Grill Cooks Waitresses Porters Transportation a Must! Apply in Person Between 8 A.M.-4 P.M. Located Intersection I-70 and Ohio 37 SUITS SPORT COATS TRENCH COATS 19' 88 EDDIE'S MEN'S MART North Side of Square KING'S DEPT. STORE CREDIT ACCOUNTS Have been purchased from Federal Bankrupcy Court by LICKING COUNTY COLLECTION BUREAU N.

Park Place R. H. Brown D.D.S. Office Will Be Closed August 24 Thru August 29 CANTALOUPES Vine Ripe Muskmelons That Are Truly Delicious POTATOES NEW 20 1s. 78c SWEET CORN Our corn is fresh picked and iced daily to insure true sweet corn eating pleasure.

PEACHES OWEN POTATO FARM MARKET Sharon Valley Rd. 366-5355 Open 7 days 8 AM 'til 7 PM MASONIC TEMPLE CALENDAR Corner Church and Fourth Streets Newark Lodge 97, F. A. M. Friday, Sept.

1, 7 p. Lectures; 7:30, Stated. ALUMINUM Specialties AWNING Aluma Roll and Stationary SIDING Baked Clapboard Storm Windows and Doors C. 0. POUND PHONE 366-2410 or DI 4-3876 OUR OPEN DOOR POLICY 9 to 9 Week Days 9 to 5 Saturday STRIDE RITE SHOE MAYBOLD SHOES 32 S.

3rd St. 324-7193 CITY NOTE ADVERTISING Deadlines All Type Set Ads 10 A.M. Same Day of Publication! Ad With Cuts or Mats 2 P.M., 2 Days Prior to Publication Date. RATES City Note Ads $2.50 per column inch Memoriams 60 per word For Poetry 350 per line $1.65 Minimum Card of Thanks 6c per word $1.65 Minimum Ads may be charged if you are listed in the phone book. FOR SALE 2 story, 3 bedroom, formal dining room, screened-in porch, patio.

Block from Country Club. 366-4178 -366-4832 ARE YOU TOO BUSY LIVING TO ENJOY LIFE? If So Decide Now to Break the Old Routine. Come Out to HOLIDAY HARBORS BUCKEYE LAKE For the "pick of the season" for your waterfront lot. (A whole new section just opened up). To get the thrill of your life and repeat it week after week all your life get your waterfront lot now.

HOLIDAY HARBORS Terms Down 5-Year Plan PHONE 246-6094 THORNVILLE Direction: Rt. 13 to Thornport, 1 Mile on Wehrle Rd. West FULL TIME Building Material Salesmen Career opportunities with America's No. 1 retail firm. Experience in outside selling preferred but not necessary.

COMPANY BENEFITS WHEN ELIGIBLE Discount Privileges Paid Vacation Profit Sharing Pension Group Life Insurance Fund Travel Accident Holiday Pay Insurance Group Hospital Insurance Apply in Person Sears, Roebuck and Co. Southgate Shopping Center WELCOME HOME DON'T STOP THE PAPER WHEN YOU GO ON VACATION! INSTEAD- your newspaperboy save it for you in a neat HOLD BAG. When you return your newspaperboy will deliver the package of news to you at no extra cost. YOU WON'T MISS A THING! Just call the Advocate Circulation Dept. FA 4-0561 oF Notify your Newspaperboy Something for Everyone THE ADVOCATE Register Now New Classes All Ages Newark's oldest, largest and most popular dance studio will reopen September 11th.

All former students will be notified before then. If phone or address is different, please call. New students, age 3 and older must register now 1 to insure proper placement. Phone 324-5951 from 9 A.M. until P.M.

Combination classes receive twice the value in dance educa. tion. Vision windows observe enjoyment and progress of students. Prefer new students not purchase dance attire until proven interested. Inexpensive costumes at revue time.

Specialized staff for classes. All types of Dancing: Baton Parade Drill Personality Songs and Expression Slimnastics. Dobbie and Helen, nationally known choreographers for N.A.D.A.A. just returned from summer tour of teaching. The Dobbie and Helen Hempleman Studio of Dance 109 Mt.

Vernon Rd. Phone 324-5951 (If a personal interview is preferred, please phone for appointment.).