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2C The Advocate YOUR LIFE Sunday, April 15, 2007 Milestones 50TH ANNIVERSARY 50TH ANNIVERSARY Deal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deal, of Mount Pleasant, S.C., celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary March 24. Marlene McCullough and Robert Deal were married March 24, 1957, at Central Church of Christ on Mount Vernon Road, by the Rev. Otha R.

Clary. They are the parents of Debra (Matthew) Ales, of Forest, Sharon Deal, of Chapel Hill, N.C., and Kimberly Deal, of Occoquan, Va. They also have three grandchildren. Mr. Deal retired from Robert Bosch Corp.

of Charleston, S.C., and formerly was employed by Rockwell, Newark. Mrs. Deal retired from City News Publishing Co. In celebration, the couple and their family had a cruise to the western Caribbean, hosted by their daughters and son-in-law. 50TH ANNIVERSARY Boyd Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Boyd, of Hanover, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary April 21. Esther Amos and Lester Boyd were married April 21, 1957, at Woodside Presbyterian Church in Newark, by the Rev. Marshall Lowe. They are the parents of Alice (Dennis) Athey, Lois Hall, Patricia (Scott) Wilson, Toni (Walker) Hockman, all of Newark, Pam (Steve) Abraham, of Marengo, Jesse Canoy, of Hanover, and Mark Boyd, deceased.

They have 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Mr. Boyd is retired from Bowerston Shale Co. Mrs. Boyd is a homemaker.

Their daughters will have an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. April 21 at Zerger 1 Hall, 745 E. Main Newark. 50TH ANNIVERSARY John Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny John, of Newark, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary April 21. Yvonne Otterman and Johnny John were married on Easter Sunday, April 21, 1957, at Trinity Episcopal Church in Newark, with the Rev. Thomas P. Simpson officiating. They are the parents of Cindy (Ken) Simons, Dana John, Johnny Allen John, all of Newark, Cheri (Chris) Milner, of Pittsburgh, and Andrea (Andrew) Helms, of Dayton.

They also have 12 grandchildren. Mr. John is retired from Anderson Layman Co. Mrs. John is a homemaker.

In celebration of their anniversary, the couple will renew their wedding vows at the Cherry Valley Lodge, followed by a dinner with their family. They also plan a trip to the Camel: back Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz. COUNTY COMMUNITY CALENDAR 25TH Crawmer Mr. and Mrs. Mark S.

Crawmer will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary April 16. Connie E. Stevens and Mark S. Crawmer were married April 16, 1982, by the Rev. Clifford Church at his home in Toboso.

They are the parents of Justin (Brynn Neighbor) Crawmer, of Nashport, and Brandy (Ryan) Dillon, of Fairbanks, Alaska. They also have two grandsons. Mr. Crawmer is employed by Owens Corning. Mrs.

Crawmer is employed by Star Wipers. ENGAGEMENT Crawmer Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Crawmer, of Newark, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary April 20.

Glenda Lou Ashenhart and Edward E. Crawmer were married April 20, 1957, in Brookville, by the Rev. Richard O. McRae. They are the parents of Cindy (Ron) Iden, of Perrysburg.

They also have one granddaughter and one great-grandson. Mr. Crawmer is retired from Quaker State Oil Refinery in Congo, W.Va. Mrs. Crawmer is retired from City Loan in East Liverpool, Ohio.

A celebration hosted by Cindy and Ron Iden will be April 22 at Toboso United Methodist Church. The couple requests no gifts. 55TH ANNIVERSARY Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John D.

Wilson, of Newark, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary April 13. Goldie M. Randles and John D. Wilson were married April 13, 1952, at Full Gospel Pentecostal Church, by Pastor Starlie Brooks and Brother Emoryingmir. They are the parents of Jeff Wilson, of Columbus, Terry Wilson, of St.

Louisville, and Tammy Nickells, Janet Anderson and Paul Wilson, all of Newark. They have 13 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Mr. Wilson is a retired pastor. Mrs.

Wilson is retired from Newark High School. A celebration was at the home of Salvyester and Tammy Wallen. 35TH ANNIVERSARY Landram Mr. and Mrs. Victor Landram, of Newark, will celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary April 17.

Karen Munyan and Victor Landram were married April 17, 1972, in Newark, by the Rev. Robert E. Linter. They are the parents of Chasity Hart, of Circleville, and Lathe Landram, of Newark. They also have two grandchildren.

Mr. Landram is retired from Owens Corning Fiberglas. Mrs. Landram is a homemaker. ENGAGEMENT JohnsonDanna Johnson, of Newark, announces the engagement of her daughter, Danielle Johnson, to Billy Simpson, son of Ray and Beth Harvey, of Newark.

The future bride is a graduate of Newark High School and is employed by Wal-Mart. The future groom is a GED graduate. A May 21 wedding is planned in Newark. WEDDING Cunningham Laura E. Cunningham became the bride of Douglas R.

Giomi on Sept. 30, 2006, at The Athletic Club of Columbus, with the Rev. Darla Hosler officiating. The bride is a daughter of Preston and Pamela Cunningham, of Newark. The groom is a son of Michael and Karen Fauris, of Grove.

City, and F. Douglas and Lillian Giomi, of Columbus. Music for the ceremony was presented by Silver and Spruce. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a Tamara Kristen couture strapless natural ral-waist sheath of pleated silk shantung with a silk-satin sash, trimmed in thyme, cascading the length of the chapel train. The bride also wore a threequarter-length blusher and chapel-length veil of silk illusion with a fine rolled edge.

Matron and maid of honor were Christina Caine and Jennifer Cunningham, sisters of the bride. Best men were Jason Craycraft and Brian Matthews. Reader was Antonio Collura. After the ceremony, cocktails and a formal luncheon reception were in the Lounge of The Athletic Club of Columbus for 130 guests. Premier jazz pianist Erik Augis and his trio provided musical entertainment.

The bride will keep her name. She is an executive assistant with the Ohio Funeral Directors Association. The groom is a mail carrier with the United States Postal Service and a real estate investor. After a honeymoon in Manhattan and a driving tour of the eastern seaboard, the couple reside in Pickerington. Announce your news Announcements of anniversaries, engagements and weddings are printed free each Sunday.

To ensure uniformity and accuracy, The Advocate prepares the announcements from information submitted on forms which are available in the newsroom. Forms can also be mailed out. Send a sel stamped envelope to The Advocate, 22 N. First Newark, OH 43055, Attention: Amy Halblaub. While The Advocate will try to fulfill your publication request, sometimes the volume of announcements creates a delay.

The following are guidelines on when we publish items: Anniversary announcements and their preferred publication date will receive priority. They must be submitted by noon on Monday to appear in the following Sunday's edition. Engagement announcements must be submitted 30 days prior to the wedding. They are usually published within two weeks of receipt. Wedding announcements must be submitted within 90 days after the wedding.

They are usually published within two weeks of receipt. Galigher-Hess Don and Kelly Dunlap, of Frazeysburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lashley Nicole Galigher, to Bradley Phillip Hess, son of Ron Hess and Craig and Kathy Sweeney, of Zanesville. The future bride is a 2005 graduate of Tri-Valley High School. She is enrolled in the associate nursing program at Ohio University in Zanesville and is a 2007 candidate for graduation. She is employed by Longaberger.

The future groom is a 2004 graduate of Maysville High School and is enrolled in the PTA program at Zane State College. He is employed by Cardboard Heroes and Wal-Mart. A July 14 wedding is planned at Faith United Methodist Church. 50TH ANNIVERSARY Binning Mr. and Mrs.

Roy T. Binning of Buckeye Lake, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary April 6. Donna Ann Clendenning and Roy T. Binning Jr. were married April 6, 1957, in Coshocton, by the Rev.

Richard Forsire. They are the parents of Sandy (Clint) Provance, of Newark, Terry Binning, of Coshocton, Linda (Larry) Thompson, of Newark, and Greg Binning, of Pickerington. They also have eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Mr. Binning is a retired truck driver.

Mrs. Binning is a homemaker. The couple celebrated with a family gathering at Miller's Essenplatz. If you are submitting a photograph along with your announcement, please only submit photographs for which you have the right to permit The Advocate to use and publish. All announcements and photographs submitted to The Advocate may be published, used or distributed in print, electronic or other media.

reserve 1 the right to refuse darkly lit or out-of-focus photos which are not likely to reproduce well. If you include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with the photo, we will return it after publication. Guest columns should be no longer than 500 words. Submitted Club notes will be published when space allows. Club notes should be no longer than 250 words.

Letters of thanks should be no longer than 150 words. The Advocate reserves the right to edit all submissions and may redistribute all submissions in electronic and other forms. To submit, please e-mail advocate For questions about engagement, anniversary or wedding announcements, call Amy Halblaub at (740) 328-8537. SEARCH CARS.COM. Search 2 million vehicle listings.

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returning Edward Catholic Church, Free. 785 Newark-Granville Road, (740) 587-4160. Granville. 1:30 p.m. Free.

Celebrate Recovery meet- SPECIAL EVENTS ing: Meet in the Adult Edu- lore slide cation Building. Jersey Bap- Local cemetery tist Church, 13260 Morse show, discussion: FeaturPataskala. 5:15 p.m. ing ghost hunter, Beth SanRoad, 927-9489. tore.

Emerson R. Miller Li(740) brary, 990 W. Main CONCERTS Newark. 7 p.m. Free.

(740) A performer's certificate 344-2155. recital: Denison University, COTC technology fair: Burke Recital Hall, Granville. Watkins Memorial High 7 p.m. Free. (740) 587-6220.

School, 8868 Watkins Road Denison University Cham- SW, Pataskala. 6 to 7 p.m. ber Singers spring con- Curious Kids Tuesdays: cert: First Baptist Church, For ages 6 and younger. The 115 W. Broadway, Granville.

Works, Newark. 1 to 3 p.m. 5 p.m. Free. Adults $6, seniors $4, chilSenior recital by Kristin dren $2, free for members of Cox, soprano: Denison Uni- The Works.

(740) 349-9722. versity, Granville. Burke Recital Hall, Gaming tomodachi 3 p.m. Free. (740) (friends) club: Third through 587-6220.

sixth graders are invited to EXHIBITS bring hand-held video game systems and meet other kids 0 Annual Earth Day, Every- who like to play video day Recycled Show: games. Newark Public LiArt by Licking County brary, 101 W. Main Hosted Recycling and Litter Preven- Newark. 3:30 p.m. Free.

tion. Students from Perry, (740) 349-5500. Madison, Searfoss, Licking Heights, Jackson, Newton Tuesday tea: Davis-Shai and Utica elementaries have House, 301 Central Parkway, submitted their works. The Heath. 1 to 3 p.m.

$13.95. Works Museum, 55 S. First For reservations, call (740) Newark. 788-8942. Annual quilt exhibit: This year's Fabric: theme Signature is and "Memories Com- in memorative Quilts." An exSPECIAL EVENTS hibit of quilts also will be at the Alexandria Public Library.

Beginning bonsai: TwoAlexandria Museum, 23 W. session course. ReservaMain Alexandria. tions required. Dawes Arboretum, 7770 Jacksontown Departures: 2007 senior Road SE, Newark.

7 to 10 exhibition of art and art Denison Museum, p.m. $45, members $30. history: Burke Hall Exhibition Space, (740) 323-2355. Granville. (740) 587-6255 or Jeg's midweek madness: www.denison.edu/museum.

National Trail Raceway, 2650 National Road, Hebron. SPECIAL EVENTS Great Gatsby Gala: The Newark Public Library will have a reader's theatre version of The Great Gatsby, presented by Licking County Players. An ice cream social will be afterward. Licking County Players, 131 W. Main Newark.

1 p.m. Free. (740) 349-5500. Brunch fundraiser: Featuring breakfast items. Proceeds go to community summer programs.

The Salvation Army, 250 E. Main Newark. 12:30 to 2 p.m. Daffodil Show "A Weekend Walk in the More than 300 daffodil specimens on display, many of which can be ordered. Hosted by the Granville Garden Club.

College Town House, 334 W. Broadway, Granville. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free.

(740) 587-2459. Spring prayer ceremony: Native people will hold a prayer ceremony from sunrise until sunset. Seeds will be given to children to plant at home to be part of the spring ritual. The Octagon Mound, Newark. Test and tune: National Trail Raceway, 2650 National Road, Hebron.

11 a.m. to 4 p.m. $10. Puzzle 2 3 solutions 6 1 8 5 4 9 3 MDA lock-up: Prominent Newark, Heath and Granville residents have volunteered to be arrested and serve time in a mock jail in an effort to raise money for the local Muscular Dystrophy Association. Cherry Valley Lodge and CoCo Key Water Resort, Cherry Valley Road, Newark.

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (614) 841-1014. CONCERTS Orchestra concert: Roosevelt Middle School, Newark. (740) 349-2320.

Preservation Hall Jazz Band: A New Orleans-inspired fare dinner will be before the show at The Place Off the Square. Dinner tickets are $17. Midland Theatre, 36 N. Park Place, Newark. 8 p.m.

$15 to $60. For tickets, call (740) 345- 5483. LECTURES Fabric and quilt history lecture: Lecture and question-answer session by quilt guild master, Sherri Berry. Alexandria Public Library, 10 Maple Drive, Alexandria. 7 p.m.

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