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a a a a a a a a a a a a The Advocate LIFESTYLES Sunday, February 16, 2003: Anniversaries DiBlasio 50th Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. DiBlasio, of Heath, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Feb. 28.

Mildred F. Delancey and Carl L. DiBlasio were married on Feb. 28, 1953, at St. Francis de Sales Rectory in Newark, by the Rev.

Cukuras. They are the parents of Linda Padgett, Carla Barrett and Bill DiBlasio, all of Newark, Tina McMannis, of Groveport, and Carol Franks, of Heath. They also have six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mr. DiBlasio retired from Owens Corning Fiberglas.

Mrs. DiBlasio is a homemaker. An open-house celebration will March 1 at the Druids Club, Harrison their children. Patterson 45th and Mrs. Kenneth Patterson, of Newark, will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary on Feb.

15. Rita Geswein and Kenneth Patterson were married on Feb. 15, 1958, at St. Luke's Church in Beavercreek. They are the parents of Dale (Cindy) Patterson, of Cuyahoga Falls, and David (Karen) Patterson, of Westerville.

They also have four granddaughters. Mr. Patterson retired from the Newark Air Force Station. Mrs. Patterson is a homemaker.

The couple took a family Caribbean cruise in December. Morrison 60th Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Morrison will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Feb. 21.

Gladys Raley and Denzil Morrison were married on Feb. 21, 1943, by the Rev. H. H. Hoover.

Mr. Morrison retired from ODOT as a mechanical stock clerk. Mrs. Morrison served as a 4- advisor for 25 years. A trip is planned for a later date.

Erwin 56th Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Erwin, of Newark, will celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary on Feb. 17. Ruth Monk and Marvin Erwin 1 were married on Feb.

17, 1947, in Ewington, Ohio, by the Rev. Edward Sorrills. They are the parents of Marvin (Linda) Erwin, of Waynesville, Max Erwin of Newark, Kitty (Steve) Friesner and Robert (Oapie) Erwin, of Findlay. They also have eight grandchildren, eight greatgrandchildren, and several stepgreat-grandchildren. Mr.

Erwin retired from Newark Auto Sales. MR. MRS. CARL L. DIBLASIO take place from 2 to 6 p.m.

MR. MRS. KENNETH PATTERSON MR. MRS. DENZIL MORRISON MR.

MRS. MARVIN ERWIN Mrs. Erwin retired from Home Health Care and is currently a homemaker. Campus corner Roger E. Roger E.

Doles DOLES III Engagements Cramer Lohr Scott and Randa Cramer, of Newark, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tasha R. Cramer, to Andrew A. Lohr, son of Karl and Yvonne Lohr, of Newark. The future bride is 2000 graduate of Newark High School. She is currently attending Central Ohio Technical College and is in the nursing program.

The future groom is a 1997 graduate of Newark High School and a 2001 graduate of The Ohio State University. He is employed by Equity Resources. An Oct. 4 wedding is planned at Licking County Church of God. Yerian Boffa June Yerian, of Struthers, Ohio announces the engagement of her daughter, Alane Yerian, to David Boffa, son of Frank and Sanra Boffa, of Granville, and Ronald and Georgienne Bowers, of Pataskala.

The future bride is a 1991 graduate of Struthers High School and a 1995 and 2001 graduate of the University of Akron, where she received her bachelor's and master's degree. She is employed by Cohen Company CPAs. The future groom is a 1987 graduate of Granville High School and a 1991 graduate of Kent State University. He is An Oct. 18 wedding is planned Wadsworth.

Kaylor Neighbarger Wanda S. Schimpf, of Heath, and Michael E. Kaylor, of Newark, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shelly M. Kaylor, to Gregory Neighbarger, son of William and Thea Neighbarger, of Newark. The future bride graduated from Marion High School, and is employed by Universal Veneer Mill Corp.

The future groom graduated from Licking County Joint Vocational School, and is employed by Universal Veneer Mill Corp. A May 25 wedding is planned at Camp Fall Rocks in St. Louisville. Spray McGarry Mr. Richard Spray, of Albuquerque, N.M., and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Cook, of Cincinnati, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjie Spray, to Josh McGarry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGarry, of Granville. The future bride graduated from high school in 1995.

She is a 2001 graduate of the University of Cincinnati, and is currently attending graduate school at The Ohio State University, where she will receive her master's in education in June. The future groom is graduate of Granville School and a graduate rently attending The a on getting his master's A June 14 wedding a 1995 JOSH MCGARRY High of the University of Cincinnati. He is curOhio State University, where he is working in mechanical engineering. is planned in Granville. NEWARK: Cassia Humphreys and Jennifer Lewis.

Ohio Weslyan University The following students have been named to the dean's list for the fall semester at Ohio Wesleyan University: UTICA: Jacquelyn S. Hatch, daughter of Virgil A. and Susan J. Hatch. PATASKALA: Austin K.

Steinmetz, son of William J. employed by Vista Financial Group. at Reimer Road Baptist Church in SHELLY M. KAYLOR GREGORY NEIGHBARGER MARJIE SPRAY TASHA R. CRAMER ANDREW A.

LOHR ALANE YERIAN DAVID BOFFA and 1 Shirley E. Steinmetz; and Hillary V. Zeune, daughter of Roger and Mary J. Zeune. Megan Brest Megan Brest, of St.

Louisville, has been named to the dean's list for the fall semester at Bowling Green State University. Brest, a 1999 graduate of Utica High School, is a senior majoring in English with a minor in creative writing. Continued on page 3D Announce your special day in The Advocate nnouncements of enA saries gagements, and weddings anniver- are POLICIES printed free of charge each Printing schedule Photographs Sunday in The Advocate's Announcements be submitted at time section. may any Photographs may be Neighbors and may include a requested publication date. submitted To ensure uniformity and with wedding, ac- While The Advocate will try to fulfill your pubengagement or annivercuracy, The Advocate pre- lication request, sometimes the volume of ansary announcements.

pares announcements nouncements creates a delay. Photos may be black and the from information submitted Following are guidelines on when we publish white or color and may on forms which are available items: be of any size, including in the newsroom. snapshots. Forms can also be mailed Anniversary announcements and their preferred publication date will receive priority. We reserve the right to out.

Send a self-addressed, They must be submitted by noon on Monday to refuse darkly lit or outstamped envelope appear in the following Sunday's edition. of-focus photos which to The Adare vocate, 22 N. First not likely to reproduce Newark, Ohio 43055, Atten- Engagement announcements must be sub- well. tion: Amy Halblaub. mitted 30 days prior to the wedding.

They are usually within If you include a self-adFor questions about engage- published two weeks of receipt. dressed, stamped envement, anniversary or wedding Wedding announcements must be submitted lope with the photo, we announcements, Amy Hal- within 90 days after the wedding. They are usu- will return it the call blaub at 328-8537. ally published day within two weeks of receipt. after publication.

Weddings Coss Bloise Amber Coss became the bride of Jason Bloise on Sept. 7 at The Event Center gazebo in Hanover with Larry Webb officiating the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coss, of Newark.

The groom is the son of Mr. David Bloise and Ms. Yolanda Inscore, of Newark. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a decron, polyester, organza gown trimmed in Chantilly lace with a floorlength veil. Maid of honor was Debra MR.

MRS. Maloney. Bridesmaids were JASON BLOISE Mysti Coss, Jennifer Smith and Charlotte Bloise. Flower girl was Cora Philabaum. Best man was Jesse Callis.

Groomsmen were David Bloise Troy Heskett and Nathan Skinner. A reception followed at The Event Center for 200 guests. The bride is a 2001 graduate of Licking Valley High School and is employed by S2 Management Modeling Agency. The groom is a 1999 graduate of Utica High School. He attended Licking County Joint Vocational School as a machinist student and is employed by Nelson Tool Corp.

Following a honeymoon to the Getaway Cabins, the couple resides in Newark. Brown Galigher Ginger Brown became the bride of Justin Galigher on Oct. 19 at the Heath Church of Christ, with Pastor Jeff Jones officiating the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mike and Donna Brown, of Newark. The groom is the son of Larry and Terri Galigher, of Newark.

Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a twopiece, strapless, white gown that laced up the back. The skirt featured a straight train. Maid of honor was Lori Stickle. Bridesmaids were Jeanette MR. MRS.

Thagard-Kiefer, Tiffany JUSTIN GALIGHER Zabloudil and Danielle Pouliot. Best man was Todd Gall. Groomsmen were Trevor Brown, Travis Cooper, Pete Pouliot and Josh McPeek. A reception followed at the Elk's Lodge for 225 guests. The bride is a 1998 graduate of Newark High School.

She is currently attending OSU-Newark and is employed by Plaza Pizza. The groom is a 1998 graduate of Licking Valley High School. He attended The Ohio State University and is employed by Advantage Lawn Care. Following a honeymoon at the Punderson Lodge in Newbury, the couple resides in Newark. Military salutes David R.

Jones Air Force Tech. Sgt. David R. Jones has deployed to a forward operating location to support the mission of Operation Enduring Freedom. The technical sergeant, a security forces flight chief, is the son of Bob and Phyllis Jones, of Inverness, JONES Fla.

His mother, Doris Pargeon, and his grandparents, Sam and Evelyn Jones, all reside in Newark. Charlotte A. Branum Senior Master Sgt. A. Branum has dea forward operating losupport the mission of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Branum, daughter of Mary Brown of Labelle, and sister of Deborah O'Day, of Grove City, Ladonna Smith, of Hilliard, and Brenda Bremer, of Pataskala, graduated in 1979 from Grove City High School, and received bachelor's degree in 1998 from Hawaii Pacific University, Honolulu. Theme Kevin D. Hobbs A1C Kevin D. Hobbs US airmen receive this honor. SRA Hobbs is assigned to the 39th Security Forces Squadron stationed at Incirlik AB, Turkey.

He is a 1999 graduate of Newark Catholic High School, and the son of retired MSgt. Don and Ginny Hobbs, of Newark, and grandson of Douglas and Rosemary Gordon, of Heath. cently promoted to the rank of senior airman, below the zone. A "below-thezone" promotion is awarded to exceptionally well qualified Airmen First Class (A1C), six months prior to the US regular proHOBBS motion cycle. Only 15 percent of eligible Doles Ill III, son of Roger Carol Doles, of Pataskala, has been accepted to Indian Wesleyan University for the 2003 fall semester and will study political Coastal Carolina University The following students have been named to the dean's list for the fall semester at Coastal Carolina University: NEWARK: Leslie M.

DeLong. REYNOLDSBURG: Matthew G. Morey. Mount Union College The following students have been named to the dean's list for the fall semester at Mount Union College: John F. Gingras Navy Airman John F.

Gingras, son of Anna M. Pino and John J. Gingras, both of Newark, is currently on his sixth month of deployment to the Western Pacific and Arabian Gulf while assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, homeported in Everett, Wash. Gingras, 2001 graduate of Newark High School, joined the Navy in March 2002. Continued on page 3D BRANUM solution Puzzle appears on Page 7D PLANS LARGE CWT PALED LASER ORIEL LEE EMILE ITS SOS SIMPLE ILLEGIBLE ETAS ARES VENDED NEAR DESIGNED TEAK VIGOR SEAT SONG MICA TAO AMT TOBEW SEJUST THINK SENSE RAIL ROLE HYENA SLAT FIRMS NED ESSE TOTO LEN OSSA ART NEV OF SOMETHING ECO ESE BETA VEE RARE BATH RIO CRIED ITALI SAVOR ACER CUED PATTI STUPID TO SAY AND SAY LEA TEN LOIN BUTT CREE CELLO RICO ATTEND TO SPUR ONE IDA FRAU IRON CELEBRANT THE OPPOSITE APACE LIE ABASE ELVER TORTE EDS NOTES REEDS.