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Deaths And Funerals Clyde E. Wilson Services for Clyde Edgar Wilson, 66, of 227 Central will be 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the chapel of Law and Sons Funeral Home, Utica, with Pastor Kennety J. Berry officiating.

Burial will be in Homer Cemetery at Homer. Mr. Wilson died Sunday evening in Licking County Memorial Hospital. He was born Aug. 10, 1904 in Utica.

Mr. Wilson was a barber. Surviving are his wife, Magdalena K. Wilson; three brothers, Stanley of Redlands, Karl of Cleveland, and Kenneth Walter of Heath. Calling hours are from 2 to and 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday. Esther M. Meckley Services for Mrs. Esther M.

Meckley, 63, of Rt. 1, St. Louisville, will be 3 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel of Ross Henderson Funeral Home, with the Rev.

Joseph Garshaw officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Meckley died Sunday afternoon in Licking County Memorial Hospital. She was born Esther M.

Cass, March 10, 1908 in Newark. Surviving are her husband, Ronald E. Meckley; two sons, Jack E. of Newark, and Robert E. of Thornville; a daughter, Mrs.

Robert L. Spence of St. Louisville; a brother, Raymond Cass of Newark; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday. Ross HENDERSON, Funeral Directors RONALD G. VAN ATTA CHARLES JOHNSTON RICHARD REED E. MICHAEL HAUSER INCOMPLETE CLYDE GREEN WEDNESDAY ESTHER MECKLEY 3:00 P.M. Chapel Calling Hours: Monday 7 to 9 P.M.

and Tuesday 2 to 4 and EN THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE Robert L. Watson Services for Robert L. Watson, 72, of Palmetto, and brother of Clarence Watson of Newark, will be 1 p. m. Thursday in the chapel of Criss Brothers neral Home, with the Rev.

Charles Smith Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Mr. Watson died at ur a evening in Manatee Memorial Hospital, Bradenton, Fla.

He was born June 18, 1898 in Urichsville. Mr. Watson was a retired roll operator at the Pittsburgh Wheeling Steel and a member of the First United Methodlist Church at Tiltonsville, and the Forresters of Ohio. Surviving are his wife, Sylvia Gough Watson; and two brothers, Clarence of Newark, and Carl of Zanesville. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. Wednesday. Agnes A.

Martin Christian Science services for Miss Agness Martin, of Rt. 8, Watson Road, will be 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home, with burial in Wilson Cemetery. Miss Martin died Sunday morning in the First Church of Christ Scientists.

She was a member of the First Church of Christ Scien- Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Oma Talley and Mrs. Elwood Rush of Newark; and a brother, Homer Martin of Neark. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

today. Elba I. Nye Services for Elba I. Nye, 74, of (382 Central will be 10:30 a. m.

Tuesday in the chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert L. Carter officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr.

Nye died Saturday evening in Newark Convalescent and Nursing Inn. He was born Nov. 19, 1896 in Chillicothe. Mr. Nye retired from the Newlark Fire Department as a captain in 1942 after 23 years of service.

He had been a resident of Newark for the past 65 years, was a member of the American Legion Post 85, and a WW war Army veteran. His first wife, Gladys Stewart Nye, died in 1944, and his second wife, Oma Lucas Nye, died in 1964. Surviving are a a a a daughter, Mrs. Joseph McLean of Newark; and a grandson. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. today. Criss Brothers Service. TUESDAY TUESDAY NYE, 10:30 Elba I. Chapel McINTOSH, 1 P.M.

Calling Hours: Ross M. Chapel Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Calling Hours: Memorials may County Unit Monday 2 to 4 and be made to the Licking American Cancer Society. 7 to 9 P.M. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MARTIN, 2:30 P.M.

STEDMAN, 10:00 A.M. Agnus Ann Chapel Lawrence T. Chapel Calling Hours: Calling Hours: Monday 2 to 4 and Tuesday 2 to P.M. 4 and 7 to P.M. 7 to THURSDAY MARKLE, WATSON, 1:00 P.M.

Blair M. Robert L. Chapel Incomplete 7 9 Hours: P.M. and Calling Hours: Calling Tuesday to Wednesday 2 to 4 and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. 7 to 9 P.M.

MEMBER CISM SELECTED M. Ross McIntosh Services for M. Ross MeIntosh, 81, formerly of 704 Maple will be 1 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel of Criss Brothers FuFuneral Home, with the Rev.

A. D. Barham officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Mr.

McIntosh died Saturday evening in Licking County Memorial Hospital. He was born May 17, 1889 in Lima Twp. He had been a patient in the Newark Convalescent and Nursing Inn. Mr. McIntosh was a concessionaire at the Licking County Court House for 25 years.

He a member of the Eagles Lodge and Licking County Braille Club. Surviving is a brother, S. F. McIntosh of Newark. His wife, Amanda B.

McIntosh, died in 1964. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Mary A. Hankinson Services for Mrs.

Mary Ann Hankinson, 54, of Rt. 2, Gran-, in the chapel Morrow ville, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday Crouse Funeral Home, Granville, with the Rev. Kenneth Hankinson officiating. Burial will be in Fredonia Cemetery.

Mrs. Hankinson died yesterday afternoon in Licking County Memorial Hospital, where she had been a patient for 10 days. She was born Mary Ann Board, Dec. 18, 1916 in St. Albans Twp.

Surviving are her husband, Dale H. Hankinson; three sons, Richard Paul and Harold Dale of Granville, and David Michael of Newark; two brothers, Karl Board of Pataskala, and Charles Board of Alexandria; four sisters, Mrs. Emily Winegardner of Brownsville, Grace King of Alexandria, Mrs. Janette Montgomery of Johnstown, and Mrs. Bonnie Binkley of Columbus; and three grandchildren.

Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p. m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. tomorrow.

Lawrence T. Stedman Services for Lawrence T. Stedman, 63, of 1028 Harris will be 10 a. m. Wednesday in the chapel of Criss Brothers Funeral Home, with the Rev.

Robert E. Linter and the Rev. Donald Cass officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. Mr.

Stedman died Saturday afternoon in his home. He was born Jan. 25, 1908 in Newark. Mr. Stedman was a retired employe of the Kaiser Aluminum Chemical a member of the American Legion Post 85, Carpenters Union, and a WW II Army veteran in the European Theater.

Surviving are his wife, Audra Van Atta Stedman; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Madeline Malloy and Mrs. Judy Tingler of Newark; two brothers, Charles and Stanley of Newark; a sister, Mrs. Charles Cooperider of New ark; three step-grandchildren and one step-great-grandchild. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Tuesday. Frank J. Elges Services for Frank J. Elges, 59, of Alliance, and father of Dr.

Frank R. Elges of Newark, will be 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel of the Cassaday-Turkel Funeral Home, Alliance, with the Rev. Herbert Garnes Jr.

officiating. Burial will be in Alliance City Cemetery. Mr. Elges died Saturday morning in Alliance City Hospital. He had been ill for one month.

He was born Oct. 15, 1911 in Alliance. Mr. Elges was a repairman at the central office of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. in Alliance for 42 years.

Surviving besides the one son are his wife, Helen Wallace Elges; and four grandchildren. Calling hours are anytime today. MEMORIALS ROCK ROYAL MELROSE HENTER OF GRANITES AGES RAINBOW JRANITES, ESTABLISHED SINCE 1908 LARGEST DISPLAY IN CENTRAL OHIO BRONZE MARKERS FOR MEMORIAL PARKS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF DESIGN AND LETTERING QUALITY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED NEWARK MONUMENT CO. 134 EAST MAIN ST. BY THE BRIDGE PHONE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT Services for Bernard Bush, 80, of 2 Third m.

Street, today Frazeysburg, were p. of the Baughman and Sons Funeral Home, Frazeysburg, with the Rev. Rozell W. Sattler officiating. Burial will be in Frazeysburg Cemetery.

Mr. Bush died Friday evening his He was born Sept. 5, 1890 near Marietta He had been ill for two years. Mr. Bush was a retired connection foreman at the Buckeye Pipe Line.

Co. He was a member of the Frazeysburg United Methodist Church and Frazeysburg Lodge No. 490 AM. Surviving are his wife, Ava Carpenter Bush; one son, Garold B. of Robinson, five daughters, Mrs.

Wilmer Kidd of Cuyahoga Falls, Mrs. Opal M. Naught of Milford, Mrs. Charles Ridgeway of Frazyesburg, Mrs. Richard Burdman of Fullerton, and Mrs.

Robert Patterson of Lima; two sisters, Miss Mabel Bush and Mrs. Frances Kuhn of Marietta; 17 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. MEMORIAM Bernard Bush In loving memory of Clyde Marmie who departed this life 15 years ago, May 17, 1956. Only the memory's left of the happiness we knew, But the love that kindles memory's torch, We'll treasure our whole lives through, To know him was to love him both for family and friend, And the sweetness of his memory, Time can neither dim nor end. Sadly missed by Nora, Sons and their families.

Salaries, fines both take jump SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) The government raised minimum salaries here by 21 per cent, but traffic fines went up, too. An illegal parking ticket now costs $4.37, a speeding ticket $10.93, and the fine for racing on a public street is $109.30. Granville Dinner honors Danner Mahoods By Alma Utter Middleton House was chosen by Prof. and Mrs. Paul Bennett for the dinner honoring Prof.

anner Mahood, professor-emeritus of English at Denison University, and Mrs. Mahood. Also honored were the four students who were given awards for literary excellence in fiction and poetry this year at Denison. Keith G. McWalter, of Pittsburgh, a senior, was prefiction.

Miss Anne McKendrick, Baltimore, also a senior was given the second award of $25 for a short novel. Poetry award of $50 was presented to John Gillespie, a freshman from Cincinnati, and $25 to Cary A. Spear, a senior from Murraysville, Pa. Guests included President and Mrs. Joel Smith and members of the English department who were on the staff when Prof.

Mahood retired in 1966. They include Dr. and Mrs. Dominic Consolo, Dr. Lentheiall Downs, Dr.

Quentin Kraft, Miss Nancy Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall and Dr. and Mrs. John Miller.

Other guests were Miss Barbara Sternberger, Mrs. Elizabeth Apoollino and Mrs. W. T. Utter and the hosts Professor and Mrs.

Paul Bennett. 'Fun night' at final PTO meet The last meeting of the Garfield Elementary school PTO this school year will be Family Fun Night, featuring music, gymnastics, demonstrations, square dancing, and an art display. The festivities will begin 6 p. m. Tuesday with the school's chorus entertaining, followed by student square dancing.

New PTO officers will be installed by Donald Weaver, member of the board of education. Incoming president will be Robert Schwab, 490 S. 30th St. Graham named aide at Ag center Robert K. Graham has been appointed assistant superintendent of the physical plant of the Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center, Wooster.

Graham is the son of Mrs. Robert K. Graham, 54 Westmoor Ave. Graham is a graduate civil engineer. He received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering Degree from Ohio State University in 1964.

He is presently a lieutenant in the U. S. Navy, stationed at the Naval Air Development Center, Warminister, as assistant public works officer. He served two years as the shop engineer with the U.S. Naval Training Command in Morocco.

At Wooster, Graham will aid in the planning of new structures and remodeling existing facilities. He will assume his new post June 14. Veteran claims manager resigns Lewis H. Evans, first manager of the state's bureau of employment service office in Licking County, is retiring June 1 from the Cincinnati office. Evans was born in Newark, graduated from Ohio State University and returned here to work at the Consumer's Brewlery until he was appointed claims manager in March, 1939.

After six years, he was transferred by the state to Sidney. During World War II, he was western Ohio director for the War Manpower Commission and was named manager of employment services in the Cincinnati office in 1948. He and his wife have four children. County to contract for waste disposal program The Licking County sioners agreed this morning to contract with the Licking County Board of Health for the board's assistance in the maintenance and enforcement of a solid waste disposal program. Dr.

Geraldine H. Crocker, health commissioner, and Charles L. Lonsinger, president of the Licking County Board of Health, noted in a letter to the commissioners that such a program would include temporary storage of wastes, establishment of collection points, hauling controls, location of new disposal sites, and implementation of recyclying. Presently equipped and staffed to handle only the inspection of solid waste disposal sites, the board requested an additional sanitarian and a clerk. The commissioners received a $19,200 check from the Ohio Law Enforcement Agency for a radio communications system for the Licking County Sheriff's office.

Obtained from Safe Streets Act legislation, the money represents the government's share60 per cent of the new system. The county pays 40 per cent. commissioners plan to contract with the Weathervane Playhouse for the machine shed on the old county farm which the theater intends to renovate. Donald D. Hill told William Reid, 945-Fieldson Weathervane Playhouse producer, that a performance bond and liability must be included in the contract.

Weathervane Playhouse will also provide for bathroom facilities on the property. Concerning recent problems with payment of bills, Reid said that the theater "will have every one of our bills paid off by the 15th of The commissioners also read bids from Ralph H. Fulk Hebron, for the pavement of county roads, Totaling 32.6 miles of roads, the total cost is $151,693, The commissioners asked Frank McClintock, 23 Wyoming engineer, to order the necessary parts for the boiler pump Courthouse reporter dies of shots COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Columbus Dispatch courthouse reporter Robert D. Horan, 46, died in a local hospital Sunday from a gunshot wound to the head. Horan was found by his wife lying in their back yard early Sunday, his .38 caliber revolver nearby.

Officials said two shots had been fired from the gun, I Use the Newark Advocate City Note Page TYPEWRITER CLINIC Typewriters and Adding Machines Cleaned and Repaired. POSTAL OFFICE SUPPLY 15 N. Fourth Newark WANTED Heisey colored glass, prefer Lavender dark blue. Will pay prices. Harold Willey 344-2136 FOR SALE Large Thermopane Anderson picture window 57 by 122.

345-1192 REWARD For return of Camera (in ney's Bag) lost behind 975 Grafton Road. No Question Asked 366-2281 YARD SALE 578 N. 12th St. (between Rugg Ave. and Jefferson Rd.) Monday through Saturday 9 Lawn chairs: toys: bottles: hand-blown glassware; miscellaneous.

366-6090. 1969 LIBERTY MOBILE HOME 22x50, partially furnished drap: es, carpeting and fuel tank. All for $6,000 no ground. Can be rented. Call 763-2252.

Bulldozer and Backhoe Service Paul Rauch Call 366-5477 HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHARON HILL Sweet 16 PAINTING Think enough of your home to call the best! Insured Free estimates 366-6355 366-1763 PENNY ARCADE COIN SHOP For your convenience will be closed Wed. open all day Thursday 345-2014 WANTED CIVIC OR CHURCH GROUPS FOR OUTDOOR BAKE SALE To be held downtown New. ark, May 21 and 22 or eith. er day, CONTACT MRS. FISCHER Grants Downtown, 345-6628 REMNANTS End of Rolls SAVE UP TO HEATH CARPET SALES 344-7387 Free Estimate No Obligation WANTED EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR ARCADE BEAUTY SALON 345-0950 344-6709 OVERSEAS VETERANS HOME BUILDING GAMES PARTY VFW POST 1060 469 FORRY AVE.

Every Monday and Wednesday Starting 7:15 P.M. 2nd Monday of Each Month 2 Extra Door Awards PUBLIC INVITED OUT OF CITY May 17th "til June 9th Arthur J. Tronstein, M.D. Dermatologist 375 Granville Rd. 344-9545 Appointments will be made for return dates.

Termites Are Swarming SWARMER Free Inspection by a P.C.O. With University Training $25,000 Insured Guarantee Against Future Damage NEWARK TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL 756 Garfield Avenue 345-4873 Annual Spring Festival Central Elementary and Junior High May 21 at Central Jr. High 5 10 p.m. Supper Games Auction Country Store. Everyone Welcome.

MEMORIALS FOR ELBA I. NYE MAY BE MADE TO LICKING COUNTY UNIT AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. The Family GAMES PARTY TONIGHT! K.P. HALL 8 P.M. (Free Games 7:15) BIG GAME-275! POSTAGE BONUS65! DOOR AWARD-65! FREE TV TICKETS! PUBLIC WELCOME Sponsored by Newark Hairdressers AUCTION Real Estate and personal property of the late Lucy M.

Mauger will be presented by Auction at 178 Rugg Ave. Newark, Ohio Saturday, May 29, 12:59 P.M. Complete listing Saturday, May 22nd. Sale conducted by JIM PEDDICORD REALTOR-AUCTIONEER 905 Trust Bldg. Newark, Ohio 345-2300 Auctioneers: Peddicord Bros.

E. D. Decker, Apprentice Newark (0.) Advocate Monday, May 17, 1971 23 MASONIC CALENDAR Newark Lodge No. 97 F. A.M.

May 21, 7 p.m. F.C., Acme visitors. Acme Lodge No. 554 F. A.M.

May 20, 7 p.m., 17:30 p.m. E.A. Acme Lodge No. 554 F. A.M.

May 21, 7 p.m. Visitation to Newark Lodge No. 97, F.C. LEE WORK CLOTHES Discount Prices Pants--waist size to 50 in. Shirts--sizes to 19 TOM'S MARKET North Main St.

on Route 13. UTICA. OHIO Urgently Needed! 3 Bedroom home in Cherry Valley School District. Preferably with garage, range Teens. 344-3885 after 6 p.m.

ELECTROLUX Authorized Sales Service George Fackler 836 Davis Ave. 344-1818 TERMITES SWARMING Insured SWARMER MEMBER GOLD CREST PROTECTION PEST CONTROL ASSOCIATION FREE INSPECTION BY A MASTER EXTERMINATOR $50,000 Insured Guarantee Against Future Damage. HELMICK'S EXTERMINATING COMPANY 96 Union St. 344-1208 QUALITY BODY SHOP 29 W. National Dr.

345-2502 Auto Painting and Body Repairs Wrecks Rebuilt No job too large or too small. No long waits. All work guaranteed. Get our price first and Save! Free estimates. Insurance claims invited.

25 years in same location. Paul Kachman, Open 8 to 5, Evenings by appointment in the County Home at a cost of morning were Bernard J. tingly, Russel Hoar and Donald Present at the meeting Weisenberg. News In Brief MEETING PLANNED Granville High School Band Boosters will meet 8 Tuesday, in the new high school band room. BANQUET SET Annual Alumni Banquet 6:30 p.

m. June 5, in the Tri-Valley Freshman Annex building, will be served by the Dresden Methodist WSCS. Those wishing to attend I contact Mrs. Dorothy Lynn, for reservations. MEETING SCHEDULED Past matrons and patrons Licking Chapter 551 will meet 6:15 p.

m. Tuesday, at Williams Restaurant, Ohio 79 south, OES MEETING Eagon Chapter OES will meet 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Hebron Masonic Temple, honoring past matrons and past patrons of the chapter. Three 50-year pins will be presented.

Officers wear chapter dresses. GIVE AWAY SET The Women's Council of the Newark Church of Christ will hold a give away of good used hold a give away of good used clothing at the church from 1 to 5 p. m. Thursday and Friday at 179 O'Bannon Ave. BANQUET PLANNED Alexandria High School Alumni banquet will be 6:30 p.

m. May 29, at Alexandria Methodist Church social room. Those wishing tickets may contact the Alexandria Bank, or Sharon Newkirk by May 25. MEETING SCHEDULED The regular meeting of the Public Affiars Committee will be 8 p. m.

Tuesday, at the Farm Bureau Office. PTA MEETING Conrad PTA sixth grade classes will be honored during the last PTA meeting of the year, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. MEETING SLATED The Newark Hammond Organ Society will meet 8 p.

m. Tuesday, at North Elementary School, Deo Drive. MEETING PLANNED The Newark Chapter of Rainbow Veterans and Auxiliary will meet 8 p. m. Wednesday, in the Memorial Building.

BANQUET SET The Utica a Alumni Banquet will be 6:30 p. m. June 5, in the Junior high school gym. The Barbers Chorus from Newark will provide after dinner music and Gene Hartman's band music for dancing later in the evening. Those wishing tickets contact Utica Savings Bank, First National Bank, Tom's Market, Dairy Shack, or Mary Evelyn Torrens, president.

GRANGE TO MEET Madison Grange will meet 8:30 p. m. Tuesday for a literary program. Refreshments. ANNIVERSARY SET Gold Star Mothers will observe the 18th anniversary with a noon luncheon Wednesday, at the YMCA.

Mrs. Walter Freese chairman. MEETING SET Cedar Run Country Club will meet 1 p. m. Thursday, with Mrs.

Martha Clemings, Wilkins Run Corner, Ohio 79 north. PICNIC SET Granville High School band members will hold a picnic at Spring Valley Pool 5 p. m. Monday. Awands will be presented.

Parents are urged to attend. FLOWERS ORDERED Flowers ordered from Twig 16 may be picked up from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.

Friday and Saturday at the Styron-Beggs 39 S. Fourth St. BUSINESS MEETING The Women's Association of the Fairmount Presbyterian Church east of Jacksontown will meet Tuesday at the church. Members are to take a sack lunch. CITY NOTE ADVERTISING DeadlinesAll Type Set Ads 10 A.M.

Same Day of Publication Except 5:00 P.M. Friday for Saturday. 3 Ad with Cuts or Mats 2 P.M.. 2 Days Prior to Publication Date. RATES City Note Ads $3.15 per column inch Less.

.05 per col. inch discount with cash or if paid by 10th of month. Ads may be charged fr you are listed in the phone book. Interest Charge: per month' per year) on balances over 30 davs. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Memoriams per word For Poetry per line Card of Thanks per word $2.00 Minimum DIAL 345-4053 A4k for "City Note" SUPERIOR REFINISHING Office Furniture and Medical Equipment Refinished.

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Contact Al Spillman, Newark Realty for further information. 345-1000. Look To Condominium Ownership for the Future. NEWARK REALTY Albert Spillman, Realtor 345-1000, 366-1500 Hybrid Big Boy Tomatoe Plants are ready Some are in bloom in three inch pots. Geraniums' Petunias and all other bedding plants are in bloom.

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