The Newark Advocate from Newark, Ohio • 2

Newark (0.) Advocate! 2 gMwfegTHE ADVOCATE AREfc Oct. 24, 1968 Open House For LEADS Center Set i 1 County Hospital Visiting boars: General, nooni LENNON, Mrs. James 190 Pataskala Youth Dies In Accident to 8 p. m. Maternity, 2 to 4 and 7 Central Ave BUCKEYE LAKE The grand opening of the LEADS Neighborhood Center here will i if i I r.

McCONAUGHEY, Mrs. Emma Two Given 10-25 Years For Robbery Henry (Buck) Porter 90 S. Park Place, has been sentenced to 10 to 25 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for the armed 1 470 Daniel Ave. be held next Tuesday at their to 8 p. m.

ADMITTED ASHCRAFT, Meredith Rt. i REDMAN, Laura 3, of 1446 offices at 133 Lancaster Rd. Ceremonies will begin at 7. Wright Dr. p.m.

when William Maugan, ROSE, Reid, rear 207 N. Gay BADER, Joseph Rt. 1. BARRETT, James Gran A Pataskala area youth was apparently electrocuted in an in St. president of the LEADS trus tees, wiU cut the ribbon.

dustrial accident in Ashland, ville. A UNDER, Edward, 309 Buckingham St. Wednesday. bery of the Home Carry Out, 39 A flag presentation will then be made by Commander Donald A SHIPP, Mrs. Paul H.

248 Derril D. Swinning, 19, ot til. S. Fifth St. Porter was arrested on the Van Tassell Ave.

4, Pataskala, was working for Myers, of Hebron American Le gion Post 2S5. CALLAN, Beverly 6, of Rt. 1, Utica. CLAGGETT, Wayne Rt. 2.

COOKSEY, Raymond 10, of 30 Cottage St. COPE. Mrs. Larry 71 the Willick Co. of Columbus SILLIN, Mrs.

Margaret A. charge April 16. He is also under when the accident occured. An rear 273 Essex St. indictment for the armed bery this summer of Forker's An "old fashioned community sing" will highlight the evening ceremonies beginning at 7:30.

thorities are continuing their SMITH. Jeannette 13, of investigation. Jlound Ct. Cafe, 64 Union St. 180 Wilson St.

SOUTH, Mrs. Birdye Rt. Piano accompaniment will be by He was born May 10, 1949 in, CRAWFORD. Mrs. Benjamin John Fred Bagent, who has Mrs.

Dorothy Rostorfer. 1, Hebron. been in custody since arrests Columbus to Harry T. ana Alma 123 S. Pine St.

I. Vincent Swinning. I CRISWELL. Mrs. Helen Before the music begins, John M.I were made in the Forker's Cafe Guerre, field representative robbery, was sentenced to 10 to A 1967 graduate of Lickingg Van Tassel Ave.

Heights High School, he was a DENNIS. Nathan 54 Gai- DISMISSED AMOS, Mrs. Howard rear from the Office of Economic Op AGNES MOOREHEAD Actress To Appear Saturday 25 years for the offense. He was portunity in Chicago, Licking 95 Norton Ave. member of Summit Station nor ve Methodist Church.

i fcrims T.en Rt. BLAIR, Mrs. Jon H. and in- sentenced to one to 15 years for violation of probation. The terms are to run concurrently.

County LEADS representatives, and area LEADS representatives fill be introduced. Surviving are his parents and FOUT, Owen 75 Linden fant, 56 Garrick St. a brother, Michael of Dayton. lAve. BOWMAN, Mrs.

Victor, 272 Common Pleas Judge Winston Representatives who will be C. Allen heard both cases. Funeral services will be ati HANKEY, Mrs. Edward Dry Creek Rd. present at the afternoon pro 1:30 p.

m. Saturday in Woodlawn Ave. BRUNNER. Mrs. Richard gram include Mrs.

Betty Berry, Funeral Home, Pataskala, with HOBBS. Harold 428 Deo Dr. Actress Agnes Moorehead kn of the Licking County Health the Rev. William Myers officiat- st. CRENSHAW, Niels 2V, to give her listeners an Committee Seeks CATV Proposals Proposals from companies de- ing.

Burial will be in Forest HOTTINGER, Miss Mary 31 Webg St. Kirkersville. I DYE, Cleaties Department at Mrs. Edith Shuce, Licking County Welfare Department at Eugene sn cummin earful" during her appearance Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. Saturday for Celebrity Speakers Friends may call after 2 p.

m. Johnsonand Mrs. Anita Sweatt JACKS, Everett V. Ho- St. mer.

FRAMPTON, George Friday in the funeral home. siring a caDie television Iran- chise in Newark are being ac Ohio State Employment Service 'Come Closer, I'll Give You JONES, Mrs. Bertha Buena Vista St. at and Mrs. Arnold Grudin ii mil vsjn An Earful," will be the topic for Weiant Ave.

FRAZIER, Ronald E. 96 coordinator of Project Step-Up Miss Moorehead's 8 p.m. pro Gay St. at 4:30. cepted by city council's public service committee.

Philip E. Resta (R-AL), com-. mittee chairman, said at last 20 To Attend Welfare Confab County commissioners have gram at Heath High School KERN, Edward 377 Hudson Jl n. i Vii'fi 9 1 '3i "i 1 1 ill ff'W 1 1 1 1 Ave. Men Charged In Break-ins Miss Moorehead's career has night's committee meeting that LEIGHTON, Mrs.

Craig 137 S. Fifth St. spanned stage, screen and most'eopies of franchise guidebnes recently television as Endora on have been sent to three compa- Emergency Calls WEDNESDAY McCONAUGHEY, Mrs. Emma granted permission for 20 employes of the welfare department to attend an annual welfare conference in Columbus Sunday through Wednesday. "Bewitched." 'nies which have expressed inter Charges have been filed.L., 470 Daniel Ave.

Memberships for this season's'est. against two men in breaking and MYERS, Mrs. James Granville. Celebrity Speakers will be avail- The committee agreed that, if entering cases in the county. 7:49 a 441 Clarendon Alton Rudolph, 64, possible heart The state will reimburse thei NEWMAN, Deborah 1 of William Metz of Johnstown en county for expenses incurred at attack, dead on arrival, coroner ONE OF THE PICTURES by Steve Pyle used to illustrate a recent article in a national publication uses poverty at Christmas as its subject.

The photo was used to illustrate the difference in shooting methods between posed and candid newspaper photography. Caption for thepicture pointed out that Pyle had to work all morning to get this shot. "It was taken as the Sertoma Club distributed donated groceries to needy families. It would have been a la-minute job to pose one of the club members handing a box to a family. This shot speaks clearly and honestly.

The posed group would have been an obv ious put-on." This picture has been awarded a prize in regional competition of National Press Photographers Association. Advocate 104 Norton Ave able at the door. Future pro- at all possible, any franchise grams will be Victor Eiesel, Ful-granted by Newark should be ton Lewis III, and Dan Tylerthe same and with the same tered no plea yesterday in alu-j niciDal Court to a charge of: notified. the convention commissioners said. PIERCE, Roger 639 W.

5 p.m.. White Field, Rick night-time breaking and enter Moore. Main St. West, 15, of 640 Canterbury PIPER. Mrs.

Carrie ML 315 ing Sept. 27 at the Omar Bakery company as Heath. Heath City Council is also considering granting a cable TV franchise. In 1967 South Korea bought broken nose at football practice, in Johnstown. His case was con Mt.

Vernon Rd. There are about 1,800 species of fish in the Amazon River. 76,000 tons of California rice. taken to hospital. tinued to Nov.

11. TRAGER, Mrs. Ronald 233 Robert Poulton of Croton is'n. 13th St. charged with the night breaking WATERS, Mrs.

James 347 NEWARK and entering may oi troion utn st. In National Publication Advocate's Photo Philosophy Outlined LEES, Mrs. Joseph Rt. 1 Supermarket. He also entered no plea in Municipal Court.

His case was continued to Oct. 31. EGAN. Mrs. Francis 722 BARQAINm-t Maple Ave.

Both men were charged by WHO'S 10 DOWNTOWN NEXT TO NEWARK TRUST PLAZA CENTER 1031 MT. VERNON RD. t. Paul Short, sheriff's deputy, and been done whether the camera were each placed in custody in were present or not. ace of nd.

NHVT The nation's newspapers have'graphers and readers do not ers through pictures is responsi-i can tell the viewer something, taken a look at The Advocate's find them interesting or effec-Jble for the perpetuation of posed lt is not the recording of some nhfttnOT.anhv nJtive. Yet most, if not all newspa- group pictures," Humphrey said prearranged situation acted out, "It is only by focusing the iura nthor than Tho Arivnr-atp in thf ariiclp for the henefit of the camera. It for isiiaiHr heels and toesl Jobs Open recent issue of Editor Publish- nj nitiirpcl an pvamnip nf nir-ture mis- is something which would have1 pictures rtil J1 1 1 TUESDAY Cr IdllKi ll OIULIE, usage, Humphrey mentioned by Bruce Humphrey, Advocate' mt. NOE. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford NAFS i-, 1 nr rps iuMn I uisi-'ci At Fire Calls piaure eaaior, wnicn explains, a 1 ne an uocomine event 491 Catalina a boy. Dlulosoohv on WEDNESDAY such as a dance camera on these situations that photographic integrity can be maintained. Photographic integrity is the avoidance of all sb-ject matter which has to be put on' in order to be photographed. "Every reader," Humphrey continued, knows that the committee is not planning anything that it is, instead, posing for a picture.

To say in the cutline that the subjects are planning' BALLWICK, Mr. and Mrs. pictures of people iDy Humphrey while he worked As illustration for the hw thesis for a masters de- There is nothing visual in Applications are now being accepted for the positions of ap-p i by the Interagency Board of the U. S. Civil Service planning as such," Humphrey Editor Publisher used a.1"" WEDNESDAY a.m, 68 Oakwood Ave.

Donald 433 W. Main a boy. FISCHER, Mr. and Mrs. Jp cr.

iH-io Qnh Jversitv. It was found that read-said. Planning is something 10:23 Examiners. Positions open are primarily jseph 219 W. Locust a at the Newark Air Force St a girl instead of posing' is adding tion.

according to the examin BELL, Mr. and Mrs. John jeets of the pictures were the ers rate Pose1 pictures which relates to the future and William L. Smith, gas check, Krazeysburg centennial queen lower nonPsecJ Pic-an happen only in the positive, the local Blue Star Mothers and tures in areas of interest, prefer-That is, it is verbal. 293 Elmwood an impoverished family in the cnce and communication.

I "When three women are barrel burning close to Texas addition. I Humphrey's study has boen.tographed as they look at a pos-telephone pole, extinguished, The article deals with reasons'given practical application in his'ter, it does not show them plan-moved barrel, why The Advocate no longerlwork at The Advocate picture! ning," the article continued. Itf 12:34 p.m., 80 Flory 167 Quaker a girl, THURSDAY DAUGHERTY, Mr. and Mrs. put-on to put-on.

The result is a ers. lie and everyone concernedj The apprentice training will knows it." jea(j t0 one 0f the following posi- Editor Publisher is a nation- jtions, general machinist, elec-al trade journal for newspaper- tronic test equipment repairer, George 1565 N. 21st publishes pictures of posed desk. Only candid pictures of only shows them looking at a burning trash in open grate, no! girl. groups.

real events nave uwn iui ii uie iuta oi planning one ai resiuence. Posed erouo oictures are several weeks except for por-'gets across to the reader it is. 1:16 p.m., Ohio Larry National men. The recent article is the electronic chassis repairer, iner- SMITH, Mr. and Mrs.

tial platform mechanic, and in- Granville, a girl. cutline by Guard Armory, assisted in re- fourth by Humphrey less than 2 months the magazine has pub ertial gyro repairer. traits and fashion photography, jdone only in the "A confusion about what can, words, really be communicated to read-j "I contend that problems for most of the country's daily papers. Studies have shown that most editors, photo- (Poll tlcal Advertisement) 1 placing light bulbs, most posed; 4 p.m., 84' S. Pine St.

Olive hshed about photographic sub jects. group pictures are of this na- Lar oilette, monoxide test, nega Starting salary for these positions will be $2.33 per hour with increases every six months, leading to $3.54 per hour. Information and applications ture: That they are attempts at live. We Honor BankAmericard symbolizing verbal events. 5:50 p.m., 24 Roe John England consumes five times "The ideal picture is one Perge, removed dog from porch as many pounds of tea as it does HI may be obtained from the exam- which speaks for itself.

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