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Aide says huge tax cut axed CLASS RING MISSING OR STOLEN PARTY IS KNOWN! IF RETURNED, WILL NOT PROSECUTE 345-7781. WANTED DENIAL HYGIENIST Part Time 2-'j Days Per Week. Write Advocate Box 6064. THREE PIECE ZODIAC SETS PENDANTS WITH EARRINGS 3.00 4.00 5.00 345-9592 YOUNG BEEF 70C PER POUND HALF OR WHOLE 745-2151 TAX BOOKKEEPING SERVICES-NOTARY 129 lames Ave. Heath Call 522-5271 for appointments-No Sundays.

WE BUY JUNK CARS 323-1249 COLUMBUS (AP) L. William Seidman, one of President Ford's chief economic advisers, says a $100 billion -tax cut would be needed to get unemployment below 6 per cent this year. Seidman, in a speech to the Ohio Newspaper-Association, said Ford advisers decided that would cause more problems than it would sol ve. "The problem was really quite simple," Seidman said. "We don't have $100 billion.

We would have to borrow $100 billion. If we did borrow $100 it would cause the -interest rate to skyrocket." Seidmany an accountant and lawyer now serving as presidential assistant for economic affairs, said the president's proposed $16 billion tax cut would help the economy. But he cautioned there is no fast cure. 3 "There's no quick, easy way to come out of the problem whjch we're into, he said. "There was no way the government had to bring the recession to an end quickland painlessly." But he said some economists are beginning to see improvement in the economy "My hope is that the 8Vi per cent, or perhaps a little higher, will be the peak, and that unemployment will start leveling off by summer and be down by the end of the year," GAMES PARTY TONITE! KP HALL 8:15 P.M.

3 (FREE GAMES 7:30 PROMPTLY) uniu imiinrn rnni 5 he said in a news conference before his speech Seidman said the administration and Congress are not too far apart in agreeing on an economic strategy, but still must reach basic agreement on an energy strategy. He said a major worry is that the Congress will choose to do nothing. "Every day that we delay, our dependence on foreign oil is increasing, and every day our payments are increasing," he said. "Today, the amount we're paying is equal to about 25 per cent of all corporate prof its in this country Seidman said the administration's plan to boost the cost of imported petroleum not only would cut usage, but by recirculating the revenues through1 the tax cuts, would help boost the economy. Seidman said rationing and allocation were studied, but rejected.

"The incentive under pricing is saving, while the objective under rationing is to beat the system." he said. But he said he doesn't worry about the Congress adopting a rationing scheme. "Everyone that marched up to that has marched back in the last couple of weeks," he said. He said the only real question is "whether they adopt a (pricing) plan, or do nothing." Saxbe seeks new phase COLUMBUS (AP) Ambassador William B. Saxbe leaves for India today, seeking a "more mature relationship" that will no longer depend on massive infusions of American foreign aid "We don't understand India very well" Saxbe said on the eve of his departure.

"I hope that we'll have a more mature relationship. Wewon'texpect so much from India (and) they won't expect so much from us." Saxbe also had some parting thoughts on problems at home for the Ohio Newspaper Association Friday, predicting continued "fencing" between President Ford and Congress on economic and energy policies. Saxbe said foreign policymakers had made the mistake of judging India by "western standards," resulting in anti-American attitudes during the conflict between India and Pakistan. The new phase" in the relationship would not depend on the United States "pumping" money into India, he said. "Now we are equals." Emergency Runs LUUM NUMbtK aUU! LUCKY NUMBER 330 PLUS! BIG COVERALL 500! POSTAGE 360! FREE BONUS GAME TONITE! (ss PUBLIC WELCOME SPONSORED BY NEWARK HAIRDRESSERS WILL THE PERSON Who has a Black, Princess Coat, with Brown Fur Collar, which was taken by mistake from Carroll's Beauty" Salon, December 20, please call 345-1722.

1975 Memberships Now On Sale RACCOON VALLEY GOLF CLUB Granville, Ohio Mens Single $160 Mens Weekday $110 Ladies Single $110 Ladies Weekday $85 Man Wife, Man Son each additional in family $25 54 discount it membership paid in Ml by March 10. Call 587-0921 or come out. Open year round, weather permitting. Winter golf green feet until March 10. PENNY SALE Buy one pair ot the regular price.

Select a pair of comparable value for another penny. Both pair from the penny sale group, regular stock not included. MEN5WOMENS-BOYS-GIRIS Choose Boots. Dress, Casuals. Work.

Tennis. Fashion Boots, Fleece lined Chutkos, Hush Puppies, Freemen. Manly, Stride-Rite, Jumping Jacks, Keds, Sebogo. MAYBOLD SHOES 32 S. 3rd St.

345-2098 9 to 5 Tues. Wed. Thur. Sat. 9 to 8:30 hi.

CHARITY GAMES 15 1969 COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON Good condition, air conditioning, asking 975 366-2618 PIZZA PRINCE 99 S. 4th Open 7 Days A Week Sun. thru Thurs. 5-12 FRI. SAT.

5-3 A.M. PIZZA SUBS 345-2408 RATES ARE: J2340 $100 $2340 $150 The Advocate, Newark, 0. Saturday, Feb. 15, 1975 MAX KOMINAR HEATING Service All Makes Day or Night 522-1914 NOTICE! FORMERLY JUD'S SUNOCO NOW JUD'S AUTO SERVICE HAS MOVED TO 1 86 Clinton St. Complete Automotive repair, and tire repairing.

Motor changing and rebuilding. (At the old ice We Buy OLD GOLD Haynes Brothers 12 E. Park Place ROCK PALACE Formerly Quad J. and Circus Room ''opening Friday, Feb. 14" Top Entertainment (from 9 to 2) starring "HIGHWAY FOURTY" under new management, Ron Donaldson and Bob Mann.

everyone welcome over 1 8 years of age. All Legal Beverages EAGLES Early Bird 7:15 Walk In Popeye hospital. 12:42 p.m. to 129 E. Main Congress Grill, Mike Lagace, injury, treated.

3:03 p.m. to 163 Isabelle Francis Dobbs, injury, taken to hospital. 3:03 p.m. to 163 Isabelle Brenda Galigher, injury, taken to hospital. 5:54 p.m.

to 541 Rose Richard Bonham, dead on arrival. 7:18 p.m. to 197 E. Main James Milton, illness, advised to go to hospital. 8:34 p.m.

to Jefferson and 21st streets, Ruth Frey, injury, advised to see doctor. 9:25 p.m. to 43 North Brenda Campbell, illness, taken to hospital. SATURDAY 1:17 a.m to 198 W. Church John Starkey, injury, taken to hospital.

MODERN OFFICE SPACE Downtown or near Southgate Shopping Center Ample parking Immediately available or finish to your specifications. CALL 349-8335 'mid-ohio development corp PUBLICATION NOTICE Harbor Hills Company has filed an application with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio in Case No. 75-30-WW-AEM for an Emergency and Temporary increase of rates to it's customers. FRI. SAT.

SUN. 500 at 40 nos. at 19 nos. 1 00 at 20 nos. Outside Diamond 200 at 17 nos.

Attendance Award 160 PRESENT For the first 16,000 gallons, or less used per vortet, the minimum charge shall be For each additional 1,000 gallons used per RATES PROPOSED: For the first 8,000 gallons, or less used per quarter, the minimum charge shall be REPOSSESSION SALE Regular Games 8:00 Street level A A A A A For each additional 1,000 gallons used per quarter PRICES REDUCED FOR QUICK 1969 RIYIERU, ail power. 1971 COUGAR, vinyl top M895 1974 VW SUPER BEETLE, 10,000 miles '2745 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 2 door hardtop 1973 CHEVROLET CUSTOM IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, ail power, 28,000 CALL NED HARTER AT PNB idt.idi i POLLY'S PALACE FLEA MARKET SPACES AVAILABLE For Dealers Rl. 37 A 40 (Near Hebron) Phone 928-6166 or Columbus 444-6844 INCOME TAX SERVICE BOOKKEEPING RUBY MEINHARDT 344-7516 1201 Shlde Ave. ATTENTION Happy 26th Birthday CHYREL HOTTLE Feb. 16 Mic-KeyM APPLES $3.00 SEVERAL VARIETIES New Market Hours 1 2 noon to 5 P.M.

daily Koontz Fruit Market OnRt. 13 South of St. Louisville, Ohio Ph. 74S-2MO SEARS NOW HAS FREEZERS! on 6 cubic foot Chest Freexer, reg. $209.99 Sears Southgate CHORUS PRACTICE For The 1975 MINSTREL at LICKING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL will start Feb.

AU DITIONS will also start Feb. 1 8 ending March I. MENKOIUmK MUSIC AND DANCING At The LONG BRANCH Rt. 40, Kirkersville, O. Sot.

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076.6 Enclosed Is for copies of THE OFFICIAL 1 975 AP ALMANAC at S2.00 plus 25 cents lor handling and postage. NAME OF THIS NlnSPAPLft NAML ADDRESS. CITY -STATE. -ZIP- (Pliise mite entcM piyatin le The Assoc ialtd Press) Hearing on this application it to be held ot the offices of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, 1 1 1 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio on february 25, 1975 ot 9:00 A.M. Interested parties mo obtain further information by oddressing the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, 1 1 1 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215; Harbor Hills Service Company, Box 345, Hebron, Ohio 43025 or James R.

Berendsen, Attorney at low, Box 97, Dublin, Ohio 43017. I Sr A ft A fir OPEN HOUSE ALL COMMERCIAL OFFICES of the NEWARK TELEPHONE COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, February 17, 1975 In Observance of President's Day FRIDAY 12:21 a.m. to 4 Elcar Earl Seaton, injury, taken to hospital. 2:44 a.m. to 18 St.

Clair Ron Shumaker, injury taken to hospital. 2:44 a.m. to 18 St. Clair Carl W. Cramer, 141 S.

Cedar injury, taken to hospital. 9:09 a.m. to 50 N. Third Park National Bank, Patsy Hannahs, injury, advised to go to hospital. 11:12 a.m.

to Children's Home, Tim Ritchey, injury, advised to go to hospital. 11:17 a.m. to 920 Brice Mae Wilson, illness, taken to Fire Runs FRIDAY 8:03 a.m. to 259 W. Church monoxide test, negative.

SKATING PARTY The monthly skating party of the Licking County Churches of Christ will be 7:30 p.m. Monday In the Roll-A-Way, West Church Street. -BAND BOOSTERS New Lexington Band Boosters will meet Monday in New Lexington Junior High School. TOPS 1069 TOPS 1069 will have a recognition night and valentine party 8 p.m. Monday following weigh-in in the basement of St.

Louisville Church of Christ. Pearl Lake Fravel Arrangements are incomplete for Pearl Lake Fravel, 93, of Jersey who died in her residence early this morning. Thurston-Kauber Funeral Home, Pataskala, is handling funeral arrangements. Zelpha M. Miller Services for Zelpha M.

Miller, 80. of 1183 Grandview Heath, will be 2:30 m. Tuesday in the chapel of Henderson Van Atta-Johnston Funeral home with the Rev. Richard Hurdiss officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Miller died Friday evening in Licking Memorial Hospital. She was born Feb. 21, 1894 in Keen to David and Jenny Hunter Rine. Surviving are her husband, Paul F.

Miller; two sons, Paul F. Miller Jr. of Westminster, and John W. Miller of Newark; two daughters, Mrs. HENDERSON UMBAl SERVICE TUESDAY -EDMUND WILLIAM HOSTETTE 1:00 P.M.

0pl Colling Hoorti Mon. 79P.M. TUESDAY WINDFIElO T. WIlT P.M. Will fuiwol Homo Mitchell, South Dakota Tuesday ZELPHA M.

MILLER 2:30 M. Chopel Calling HOursi Sun. Mon. 2 to 4 7 to 9 P.M. 59 North Fifth Street Newark, Ohio 43055 Telephone 345-9864 Social Historian" at the 2 p.m.

Monday meeting of the Monday Talks club. CL'B SCOUT 40 Cub Scout Pack 40 will have Its annual Blue and Gold Banquet 7:30 p.m. Monday in Newton School. A potluck dinner will be served. MOUNDBL1LDERS 598 Moundbuilders Auxiliary 598 NALC will meet 7:30 p.m.

Monday in the home of Mrs. H.V. Kuppinger, 461 S. Second St. HOSPITAL PATIENT Marilyn Mitchell, 8 Pleasant is a surgery patient in Licking Memorial Hospital, room 603.

SPECIAL LIMITED TIME LOMBARD COMANGO MODEL 4.3 u. In engine 149 SAVf LOMBARD PPNT 7.7 cu. in. engine lb. -MM" BERO BROTHERS 607 McKinley Ave.

THE NEWARK TRUST CO. it now occeptmg bids on Sylvonlo Color TV and Capthor Stereo. If Interested, Contact Pot Blame, ot the in-tollmen toon deportment, 343-3471, eat. 265. ton RetervM right to accept or reject ony or all bdl.

ELKS LADIES PARTY Honoring Wives Feb 20, Cocktails ot 6, Dinner at 7, Guests $3 00 News tNITY READING unity Reading Circle luncheon will be 12:45 Tuesday in Buckingham Meeting House. MARINETTE CLUB Flberglas Marinette'Club will meet 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in ttre clubroora on Hollander Street for a potluck dinner. LEADS JOHNSTOWN Leads Johnstown Center will be open 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday In Johnstown Community Center.

EAGON CHAPTER 123 Eagon Chapter 123 OES will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday for a visit Paul (Janet) Mallett of Newark and Mrs. Franklin (Ann) Cunningham of Westerville; 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Lina Holmes of Coshocton. Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday in Henderson Van Atta-Johnston Funeral Home. Vera M.

Barker Services for Mrs. Vera M. Barker, 85, of Rt. 3, Pataskala, will be 2 p.m. Monday in Emerson-Newkirk Funeral Home, Kirkersville, with the Rev.

Marie Poling officiating. Burial will be in Kirkersville Cemetery. Mrs. Barker died Friday in her home. She was born May 11, 1889 in Etna Township to George U.

and Ida B. Gamble She.was a retired employe of Kuennings Restaurant, Columbus. Surviving is one son, Robert of the home. Her husband, Clarence F. Barker, died July 29, 1959.

Friends may call after 3 Sunday In Emerson-Newkirk Funeral Home. Iva M. Ortman Services for Miss Iva formerly of Thornvllle, will be 2 p.m. Monday tn Charles R. Boring Funeral Home, Thornvllle, with the Rev.

Ray Sturch officiating. Burial will be in Lutheran Reformed Cemetery. Miss Ortman died Friday morning in tancaster Fairfield Hospital. She was horn ypt 80 YEARS OF SERVICE Funeral Service NSM CODE OF GOOD FUNERAL PRACTICE Item 10: To be resporwve to the needs of the poor, serving them within their means. COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO, INC.

office at 135 W. CHURCH ST. WILL BE CLOSED, MONDAY, FEB. 17 (President's Day) 1706 Londondale Pkwy. Stonewall Estates Sunday, 2-5 P.M.

"THE BUILDER" THE JAMES K. SWAIN CO. 23 Years Building And Service Newark and Licking Co. with the Deputy Grand Matron. (Officers wear chapter dress.

LIFESAYING A-Senior Lifesaving course will begin March 1 In the Newark YMCA. Contact the YMCA for information. TWIG VV i Twlg 3 will meet 8 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Daniel Guanciale, 855 Locust St. MONDAY TALKS Stephen Birmingham, author of "Our Crowd" and "The Late John Marquand," will speak on "Confessions of a 10, 1894, near Thornville, to Clement and Mary Garrison Ortman.

Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Bessie Brandt of Breman, several nieces and nephews. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunday in Charles R. Boring Funeral Home. Richard R. Bonham Arrangements are incomplete for Richard R. Bonham, 50, of 541 Rose who died Friday in his home.

Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday in Brucker and Kishler Funeral MEMORIAM In loving memory of my husband, Edward P. Kappes, who went to be with the Lord, February 15, 1968. Missed and loved by wife, Evalyn Kappes.

MEMORIAM In memory of my sister Chloe SharrUl O'Brien, former teacher in the public schools of Newark, who passed away February 16, 1965, 10 years Sadly missed by sister and nephew. MEMORIAM In loving memory of Harley K. Parrill, who passed away three years ago February 14, 1972. Treasured thoughts of one so dear, Often bring a silent tear; Thoughts return to things long passed, Time rolls on, but last. Sadly missed by wife, Edna, and sons.

Jerry and Fred and their families. MEMORIAM In loving memory of Woodrow R. Wilson, who passed away, February 15, 1973. Those whom we love go out of sight. But never out of mind; They are cherished in the hearts.

Of those they leave behind, Loving and kind in all his Upright and Just to the end of his days, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories he left behind. Sadly mfssed by wife, Grace, daughters and families. MOUNDBUILDERS SERTOMA OLDIES BUT GOODIES DANCE Feb. 22, VFW Hall Forry B.Y.O.B. Frank Geyer, Master of Ceremonies $5 per couple Tickets may be purchased at the door.

NOTICE CHARITY GAMES LABOR HALL Sunday February 16th, 1975 A-16- 100 42- 170 21- 1 15 CA-53-200 H-32- 180 ATTEND 260 TIME 2:00 P.M. 68 W. Main St. RENTAL UNITS NEEDED The Licking Metropolitan Housing Authority is in need of furnished and unfurnished one and two bedroom rental units for the purpose of relocating those residents being displaced as a result of action taken by the Housing Authority, in cooperation with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Develop-ment, to erect a 100-unit Hi-Rise Elderly Public Housing structure to be located at the southwest corner of West Church and North Fifth Streets in Newark, Ohio. It is understood by the Housing Authority's Relocation office that the residents desire to relocate somewhere within a sjx to eight block radius of the downtown square if possible.

If you have rental units available or know others that do, you are requested to call or visit the Housing Authority office for placement on the rental check list. For more information call the following: Licking Metropolitan Housing Authority 38 South First Street, Newark, Ohio Office Telephone Number 34S-0618 or after 5:00 P.M. or on weekend 366-4633 or 344-873S. Licking County Council AMERICAN LEGION RUSS THARP DAY POT LUCK 1 P.M. Program at 2 P.M.

Sunday Feb. 16. NEWARK POST 85 58 E. Main St. Coffee Furnished (Bring Your Own Table Service) For legionairet Guests SMORGASBORD EVERY SUNDAY Open 12 to 6 P.M.

WEEKDAYS 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. "Book Your Paint Now" 763-3896 763-2211 Dogwood Hills Restaurant East en Route 16, turn right onto It. 668. Turn left on next rood.

Twp. 277. 1 nvln iron S'otA (Ktf 16 .1.