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Newark (0.) Advocate June 17, 1963 What's New. In Newark Newark Hospital Visiting hours daily and Sunday are: from 2-41 p. m. for medical and surgical patients; from 3-4 p. m.

for maternity patients. Evening hours for all patients are from p.m. DISMISSED Connie Sue Anderson, 2, Rt. 7, Newark. Mrs.

Murray E. Fulk and infant, Rt. 5, Newark. Robert L. Barnett, 15, Rt.

3, Newark. Mrs. Mary C. Twigg, Granville St. Mrs.

Ernest J. Armbrust, 372 W. Sherwood Dr. David C. Clement, Granville.

Mrs. Paul E. Flowers, 42 Hancock St. Ralph W. Gerhart, 451 Deerfield Drive.

John Roderick Heinz, '16, Thornville. Mrs. Victor L. Hotchkiss, 144 E. Myrtle Ave.

Mrs. Maud D. Howarth, 87 Prospect St. Mrs. Richard B.

Phillips, Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Wayne Martin, Pataskala. John F.

Seward, Frazeysburg. Mrs. Thomas E. Smailes, 173 S. Central Ave.

John H. Reed, 22 Eighth: St. Mrs. James A. Strawn, 58 Westmoor Ave.

Ronald H. Warning, 212 S. 6th St. Alphonso Lewis, 240 Hull St. Mrs.

James R. Bay and infant, 296 Belle Vista Ave. Mrs. Robert F. Coyne and infant, 211 Neal Ave.

Homer W. Castle, 996 Harris Ave. Linda K. Collins, 11, of 61 Burt Ave. Olen Ted Graves, Columbus.

Miss Gladys M. Hatfield, Homer. Hollis E. Kerfoot, 7, St. Louisville.

Mrs. Richard E. Kinney, Granville. John E. Myers, Rt.

4, Newark. Mrs. Nellie J. Martin, 'Granville. Mrs.

Russell E. Offenburger, Nashport. Clyde H. Penick, 425 Case Ave. Harold E.

Richardson, 24 S. 25th Street. Mrs. Marlin H. Redman, 916 Miller Ave.

Miss Ethel Sigler, 593 Hudson Ave. Charles E. Simmons, 31, of Rt. 6, Newark. Roy W.

Wilson, Buckeye Lake. Marriage Licenses Applied For Carey Leigh Dudgeon, 20, Rt. 7, Newark, laborer, and Karen Louise Priest, 18, Rt. 7 7, Newark. David L.

Jeffrey, 22, Brooked Mile Gahanna, student; and Hope Morrison Heisey, 20, of 233 E. Broadway, Granville. Edward R. Blaha, 21, of 118 Wing maintenance worker; and Rita Mae Stoneburner, 18, of 973 Idlewilde factory worker. John R.

Becker, 24, of 25 Dewey Western Electric employe; and Sharon 1 M. Baker, 20, of 347 Buckingham, Western Electric employe. Raymond David Puchett, 19, Rt. Londonburg, farmer; and Charlene M. Nichols, 16, Rt.

3, Newark, Larry R. Cass, 19, Rt. 1, Hebron, carpenter; and Roberta K. Heightshoe, 18, of 505 Arlington beautician. Charles N.

Lees, 44, of 129 S. 5th self employed; and Barbara E. Garvin, 35, of 324 W. Main practical nurse. Ted M.

Fletcher, 39, of 640 Mt. Vernon salesman; and Elenor E. Harding, 31, Rt. 1, Hebron, secretary. Edward C.

Sunkle, 24, Rt. 1, Granville, Newark Ohio Co. employe; and Barbara A. Lagace, 20, of 296 S. 24th factory worker.

Edward E. Cooper, 22, of 384 Ballard Newark Ohio Co. employe; and Carolyn S. Mills, 20, of 1683 Mt. Vernon drive-in employe.

Mrs. Richard L. Spence, 95 N. Williams St. Michael Wessinger, 323 Schuler Street.

Mrs. Anthony N. Zaras, 1235 Richard Rd. ADMITTED Charles P. Bob, E.

Main Street. Delmar W. Lynn, Rt. 6, Newark. Harold E.

Perry, 187 N. 11th Street. Mrs. Margaret G. Sabatino, 578 Edgemont Rd.

William D. Cronin, 800 W. Main Street. Mrs. James C.

Stillion, 44 Curtis Ave. Mrs. Harold F. Craig, Thornville. Mrs.

Paul L. McCoy, Alexandria. Ralph D. Flint, 7, of 21 S. 22nd Street.

Thomas H. O'Dell, 11 N. 30th Street. Mrs. Susie B.

Peffers, 46 N. Williams St. Harry Van Northrop, Rt. 3, Newark. Mrs.

Calvin W. Barner, 342 W. Locust St. Mrs. Arther J.

Ball, 136 W. Locust St. Mrs. Thomas R. Wolford, 161 E.

Postal Ave. Russell L. Malcomb, 52 N. Williams St. Mrs.

John O. Mercer, Alexandria. Mrs. James W. Meadows, 735 Radian Dr.

Mrs. Ralph E. Fitch, Hebron. Joseph C. Jones, Rt.

2, Newark. Weather Reports June 17, 1963 CENTRAL' AND SOUTHERN OHIO Partly cloudy and mild this afternoon. and cool tonight. Low 48-56. Tuesday, fair and mild.

High 76-85. Yesterday's high, 77. Night's low, 50. Noon reading on The Advocate thermometer, 70. Year ago, high, 89, low, 54.

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Newark, clear 77 50 clear 74 48 Albuquerque, clear 89 58 Atlanta, cloudy 82 69 1.73 Bismarck, clear 78 48 Boise, cloudy 88 61 Boston, clear 57 .01 Buffalo, clear 75 51 Chicago, clear 68 59 Cleveland, clear 77 57 Denver, clear 54 45 .93 Des Moines, clear 79 54 Detroit, clear 79 56 Fairbanks, 60 45 .02 Fort Worth, cloudy 88 68 .51 Helena, cloudy 82 58 Honolulu, clear 86 75 Indianapolis, cloudy 68 54 Juneau, cloudy 52 46 Kansas City, .79 60 Los Angeles, cloudy 81 62 Louisville clear 75 56 Memphis, cloudy 77 66 .08 Miami, cloudy 88 80 Milwaukee, cloudy 67 53 St. Paul, clear 76 52 New Orleans, rain 95 78 .03 New York, cloudy 79 59 Oklahoma City, cloudy 81 63 Omaha, cloudy 75 60 Philadelphia, clear 77 51 Phoenix, clear 104 70 Pittsburgh, clear 74 48 Portland, clear 75 52 .02 Portland, clear 85 56 Rapid City, clear 71 52 Richmond, cloudy 75 63 St. Louis, clear 78 59 .05 Salt Lake City clear 81 53 San Diego, cloudy 70 50 Tampa, cloudy 90 79 FIVE-DAY FORECAST SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL OHIO Temperatures will average 2 to 5 below normal. Normal high.

82-86, normal low in low 60s. Warming trend after about midweek. Rainfall will average 1-4-inch or less, occurring near end of week. 44 3rd Poofier CLOTHIER Best Seller! Seven Sera "SUMMER TIDE" VYCRON AND NARCON HIGH-TENACITY RAYON and no wonder! They're completely wash-and-wear they're luxury from top to and they're tree mendously strong. All at modest price.

Come in and see them. $1095 Fire Calls SATURDAY Miller Reunion Is Held In Johnstown Miller reunion was held at Johnstown Sportsman Club Ella Thompson was elected dent. Serving with her will be ert Kieber, vice president; Rosella Kieber, secretary urer. Geoge Miller 71, was honorary lifetime president. Attending from Newark were Mr.

and Mrs. William son, Debra and Billy; Mr. and Mrs. Danny, Ralph Thompson. Mr.

sella, and Mary; Mr. and William Porter; Mr. and Mrs. ert Kieber, Bobby, Candy, and Jeff; Mrs. Bernard Judd, Susie, Peggy, and and Mike Thompson.

To Begin Training OBERLIN, Ohio (AP)- Peace Corps trainees from states have arrived on the campus of Oberlin College to start a 12-week program to make them ready for service in the West African nations of the Ivory Coast, Gabon and Cameroons. FALMOUTH, Ky. (AP)-A Cincinnati woman, Mrs. Joyce Ware, 29, was killed Sunday when her car swerved off U.S. 27, struck the end of a railroad bridge and ment.

The accident occurred plunged down a 15 15-foot embankseven miles north of here. 2:59 p. m. to 3:23 p. trash fire at end of Walker Street.

8:55 p. to 11:45 p. then tire at the city water. landfill; used 1,600 gallons 10:24 p. m.

to 11:24 p. me trash fire at Eckert Packing Company. 10:56 p. m. to 11:07 p.

call at Stone's Grill, West Main Street, for Bertha Short, 161 Mt. Vernon Rd. She was taken to Newark Hospital, treated and released. SUNDAY 10:07 a. m.

to 10:23 a. clothes dryer caught fire at the residence of Francis Heller, 328 Mt. minor damage. 12:15 p. m.

to 12:40 p. m. trash fire at Eckert Packing Company. Stove Mounters Elect Officers James Hayes has been named president of Stove Mounters and Allied Appliance Workers Union, Local 1 16. Others in balloting Friday, Butler, and vice Saturday, president; were Clude Richard Baker, treasurer; John Goldsmith Jr.

financial secretary; George Traicoff, recording secretary; Oliver Guy, chairman of the shop committee. Charles Meloy, James Smith, Harold Dague and Harry Richardson, shop committeemen; C. Paul Jones, trustee; and Seth Williams, inside guard. Local 16 has approximately 875 members. br imagine! 1 gridiron at Ohio State 20 feet deep in dollar bills! Silly? Of course.

But if the gridiron were covered, side line to side line and goal line to goal line in one-dollar bills, stacked twenty feet high, the total would be 8 billion dollars! A lot of money? Yes. Just the total assets of the 575 savings and loan companies and associations in the State of Ohio 8 billion dollars. That figure, 8 billion dollars, is about of the total assets of all of the savings and loan firms in the U.S.A. This association is an important part of the nationwide and statewide business that safeguards peoples' savings, rewards them well for saving, and finances more homes than any other one type of financial in the Diamond Jubilee Year of the Ohio Savings and Loan League. Diana LEAQUE Tubile 1888-1963 Withdrawals Do Not Affect The Rate First In Home Loans COUNTY SAVINGS First In Savings CD Center Being Built On King's Road the where presiRob- and treas- Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Wilson, 16 Conley boy Monday. and Mrs. Roger E.

Metcalf, 118 Elmwood girl Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Bartlett, 759 Hudson boy Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Dale E. Smith, Rt. 4, Newark, girl Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. James Helsel, Etna, a daughter, June 15, in Ann Hospital, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.

Lee, 17 Webb a son Monday. Howard Meacham At Circulation Managers Meet Who's New? Howard Meacham, circulation manager of The Advocate, and his wife, Alma, are attending the meeting this week of the International Circulation Association in San Francisco, Calif. Meacham will represent The Advocate and also the Ohio Circulation Association, of which president. During the Tuesday morning session, Meacham will speak to representatives of all major daily newspapers in the United States, Canada and other foreign countries on "Public Relations." His speech will illustrate the approach of The Advocate display tent at area villages' street fairs and celebrations. Meacham, also an ordained minister of the Community Church, Buckeye Lake, is chaplain of the association.

Johnstown Town Hall Painting Nearly Done JOHNSTOWN Painting of the town hall, in preparation for the sesquicentennial celebration Aug. 11-18, will be completed today, according to Raymond Dowell, painting contractor. The bell tower is last to be finished. All outside woodwork is being painted white. BUNIONS Get this quick relief.

Lifta shoe pressure, soothes and cushions the sensitive spot. Ask for the Bunion size: Scholls Lino pads rejected for lack of substantiation. GRADUATES A CHOICE! LUGGAGE AIR-WAY FIBERGLASS ladies' men's train $14.95 weekender 25" pullman. $25.95 21" o'nite. $16.95 two $29.95 trunks fabric laundry case $10.50 up luggage $4.75 key cases men's belts club bags $1.50 up $12.00 up brief cases and attaches.

billfolds shaving kits Orley Bros. 36 SOUTH THIRD STREET Pack 79 Holds Potluck Dinner First to cross the derby finish line, in a field of 22, was James Dome. Special awards for best costumes at the meeting yesterday were given to Mike McClintock and Mrs. Annabelle Pfeffer. Other awards went to Mike Helphrey, James Dome, Bobby Lanning, Lauren Carr, Jeff Lange, Raymond Offenbaker and Steven McCrillis.

The boys held a treasure hunt with the prize going to Bobby Lanning. Next pack meeting will be an old fashioned picnic on July 28. Cub Scout Pack 79 held a potluck dinner and the Pinewood Derby at Moundbuilders State Memorial, with the opening ceremony presented by Den 3. named Sunday ThompMrs. and RoMrs.

RobJean, Bernard -Fifty Robert Lanthorn, city county civil defense director, said today that construction is under way on the CD control center on Kings Road. Money is short, he said, but he hopes it can be completed this year. Lanthorn said he has received about 20 per cent of the emergency rations being provided with state and federal money to stock public fall-out shelters in Newark and the country. He said about 20 of the 150 shelters in the county will be stocked from the initial five tons of food and water rations. Radiological instruments have been received and are being installed in the shelters also.

Progress is being made on installation of the radio warning system for schools and industry that was proposed during the Cuban crisis last fall. The base station is in operation at the county jail and seven school districts have approved funds for receivers, Lanthorn said. The system would provide better protection for children by making it possible alert instantly the schools in event of emergency. Several industries have said that they will tun. in on the frequency Ito receive the warnings also.

LINDA BRITTON Lawmen Seek Missing Girl Licking County lawmen have been asked to join the search for an 18-year-old Cambridge girl missing from home nearly a week. Linda Britton, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Britton and granddaughter of W. S. Britton, S.

and Newark, left home at 419 Taylor Cambridge, at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday to mail a letter. Mrs. Britton told police that Linda had planned to mail the letter, then return home to pick up some clothes before going to spend the night with a friend in Cambridge.

"Linda was never one to stay away from home very long without telling me where she was, and knowing she didn't like to be alone on the streets at night, I felt she was in Mrs. Britton told police. Miss Britton, who was wearing glasses, orange slacks and a white jacket, was last seen in Cambridge about 10:30 p. m. Tuesday.

She was described as being five feet, one inch tall, weighing about 98 pounds, with brown eyes and hair. Two other relatives live in Licking County. Mrs. Richard Cocanour, 845 Colonial Heath, is an aunt, and Mrs. John Markham of 937 Fieldson Heath, is a cousin.

Of the 4,147 claims for rewards from the U.S. Internal Revenue Department filed by the tax informants in 1962, 83 per cent were YOUR 42 NORTH THIRD SAFE COMBINATION licking guntu BUILDING AND SAVINGS COMPANY 580 HEBRON ROAD 1.