ASP .NET 2.0 web service beginner question - Multiple classes

I followed a few "Hello World" examples for asp web service and it
works fine. Now I want to provide the clients multiple classes they
can work with, lets say Class1, Class2, Class3.

I have created a new asp.net web service project in VS and it created
Service.asmx with

public class Service : System.Web.Services.WebService ...

Now I have added 3 Classes (Class1, Class2, Class3) by using -> Add
New Item ..., added properties and methods. All compiled well, but if
I tried to use (find) the classes in the client application there is
only the Service object nor other objects to work with. What I have to
do that Class1, Class2 and Class3 is also available at the client?

.

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