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DAILY NEWS PAGE NINETEEN TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1971 HAMILTON, OHIO, JOURNAL THE Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time CMON! PASS EM! WHAT ARE NO MATTER WHICH YOU AFRAID WAY I'M GOIN MY LINE OF? MAYBE 19 CRAWLIN' AND THE IT'S A TRAP! OTHER ALONG! SIDE IS SAILING WE BETTER JUST STAY BEHIND THEM 00 ALL THE DRIVERS WHO ARE SCARED TO PASS THE FUZZ HAVE A GUILTY CONSCIENCE! 15-25 I SCARSTO LOOKING AT THE TWO-BLOCKLONG SLOWDOWN ON THE BUSY TheN AND TO CEO. 1138 STATE ST. King Features Syndicate, 1970. World righta reserved. BELLINGHAM WASH.

Legal Advertisements NOTICE IN SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE MORTGAGE Common Pleas Butler Court County, Ohio. Eagle Savings Association known as Security Savings Loan Company, an Ohio corporation, Plaintiff James Johnson, et al. Defendants. Case No. 87759 James Johnson, Jane Doe Johnson, whose real name is known, wife of James Johnson, Jr.

James Johnson, and the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, administrators and signs of each of them, and the unknown guardians of minor incompetent heirs of each of them, of whose residences are known, will take notice that on the 6th day of May, 1971, Eagle ings Association filed its certain Complaint in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County, Ohio, in Cause No. 87859 on the docket of said Court, and the object and of which said Complaint is to foreclose said plaintiff's mortgage recorded in Mortgage Book 607, page 261. Butler County, Ohio Records, upon the following ed real estate, record title to which alleged to be held by James Johnson, Jane Doe Johnson, whose real name is unknown, wife James Johnson, Jr. and James Johnson, by deed recorded' in Deed Book 609, page 469, Butler County, Ohio Deed Records, to wit: Situate in the City of Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, and being all of Lot No. Three Thousand and (3082) as the same known and designated on the corded plat of the City of town, Butler County, Ohio.

and Defendants above named mentioned are required to answer within twenty eight days after June 29, 1971, the date of the last publication of this notice. ARONOFF, LERNER, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Cincinnati, Ohio May 25 6t Tues. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PURCHASE OF PAVEMENT STRIPING POWDER No. 4023 Sealed bids will be received by the City Manager of the City of Hamilton, State of Ohio until two (2) o'clock P.M. Daylight Savings Time on Wednesday, June 9, 1971.

at which time the bids will be publicly, opened and read for pavement striping pow. der for the Division of Traffic Engineering. Bidders must submit a firm bid. Detailed specifications may be' ohtained from the Purchasing Department, Municipal Building, Hamilton, Ohio. The City Manager all reserves the right to reject any or bids, to accept any bid which may be SOMEONE YOU KNOW WHO IS SICK? Express your feelings with "FLOWER POWER" See our large selection of TROPICAL FLOOR PLANTS FREE PARKING STACY Between 4th 5th Sis.

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By order of the City Manager of the City. of Hamilton, Ohio. JACK KIRSCH Acting City Manager HENRY J. HAIGHT Purchasing Agent May 18 2t Tues. Legal Notice The Fairfield Township Trustees will hold a public hearing on the proposed resolution for the zoning of the unincorporated areas of Fairfield Township, Butler County, Ohio, as recommended by the Fairfield Township Zoning Commission, on May 25th, 1971, at 7:30 o'clock p.m.

Said hearing will be held at the Township Hall at 2659 ville Road, Hamilton, Ohio. The text and maps of said resolution may be examined from to 5:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays, at the office of the Legal Advisor for said Township, Maxwell N. Wear, Attorney at Law, 5120 Pleasant Avenue, Fairfield, Ohio. Fairfield Township Trustees By: OAKLEY WOOTEN, Clerk of Fairfield, Township May 25 1t Tues.

COURT OF COMMON. PLEAS OF BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE Jewell Stubbs, address unknown, will take notice that. on the 5th day of May, 1971, A Complaint in Dependency for temporary custody of Anita Martrice Stubbs, Dependent Court, Minor, was Division filed of in Domestic Pleas tions, by Essie Mae Morris, grandmother. Said Hearing will be for hearing before the Hon. David Black, Judge of the Common Pleas Court, sion of Domestic Relations, on the 1st day of June, 1971, at 2:00 P.M.

EDWARD S. Clerk of Common Pleas Court EARL J. Deputy Clerk May 25 It Tues. Seven Qualify For U.S. Open HUNTINGTON, W.Va.

(AP)Four amateurs and three pros qualified here Monday in local qualifying for the U.S. Open Golf Tournament. Qualifiers at the par 72 Guyan Country Club werre Russell Coleman, Portsmouth. Ohio, 71-70- 141; Barney Thompson, Barboursville, W. 71-70-141; Jim Ward, Huntington, 69-75- 141; Roy Shreves.

Moundsville, W. 71-73-144; Linden Meade, Logan, W. 73-72- 145; Frank Sexton, Huntington, 72-73-145; and Jerry Walker, Parkersburg, 70-75-145. Coleman, Thompson, Ward and Sexton are amateurs. Shreves is pro at Moundsville Country Club; Meade is pro at Logan Country Club; and Walker is pro at Parkersburg Country Club.

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE FOR THE SMALL BUSINESS MAN Reasonable Fees MASTER TAX ACCOUNTING SERVICE CALL 892-3139 West German Quits Chess; Too Nervous By The Associated Press Robert West Germany's Huebner, citing frayed nerves, withdrew from the World Chess Championships Monday before the scheduled eighth game of his quarter-final elimination match against Russian Grandmaster Tigran Petrosian. Huebner, beaten by in 40 moves Sunday after their first six games of the 10-game series at Seville, Spain, el ended in draws, said his nerves were too disturbed for him to continue with any chance of success. In Monday's other quarter-final action in Moscow, Soviet Grandmasters Viktor Korchnoi and Yefim Geller played to a draw after 27 moves. of the sixth game of their series. Korchnoi holds a lead over his countryman.

The othrer quarter- final series- -pairing American Grandmaster Bobby Fischer of Los Angeles against Russia's Mark Taimanov at Vancouver, B.C., and Bent Larsen of Sweden against Wolfgang Uhlmann of East Germany at Las Palmas, Canary Islands-are to resume Tuesday. Fischer has a 3-0 edge over Taimanov and Larsen leads Uhlmann 4-2. The tournament will provide a challenger for world champion Boris Spassky of Russia. At Seville Monday, the British referee offered to postpone the Huebner-Petrosian game for a few days and continue play behind closed doors. But the German Grandmaster refused and Petrosian was declared the winner.

The games had been played in a lecture room before 200 spectators daily. May Not Prove. Unser Ran Light INDIANAPOLIS Race driver Bobby Unser's trial on a charge of running a red light ran into a red light of its own Monday night. Workers in Marion County Municipal Court couldn't find the affidavit. Unser's trial was delayed until June 24.

He was arrested May 22 after a Speedway City I policeman said he saw him run a red light near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. ACES AFTER 20 YEARS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. Va. (AP) After 20 years of golf Gerald Shannon of Philadelphia scored his first hole in one on the 15th hole of the Old White course at Greenbrier. Special S.D.A.

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SAUSAGE 1 Phone Your of with or 3 with Side 063-2010 High Hamlitan, Obie Ice Hockey Abolished? Only A Joke ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) Gov. Wendell Anderson was leafing through a stack of bills on his desk awaiting his signature 1 when one abolishing the game of ice hockey caught his eye. "We asked if they really passed the thing," an aide said Monday.

Martin Sabo, a political ally of the Governor, was listed as the main author. "He was going to veto it," Anderson's aide said, until several staff members could no longer contain the secret that the bill was a phony. It had been slipped into a stack of bills the governor was checking before signing into, law. The bill said hockey produces "an overabundance of agressiveness, mayhem and pugnacity" among players "sometimes become politicians" and continue "to superaggressive as they were as players." Because of this ill effect, the phony bill stated, the game Violation of hockey is abolished. carried a $10,000 fine and two years in jail.

Anderson, 38, played hockey at the University of Minnesota and in the 1956 Olympics. He continues. to play amateur hockey in a senior league in St. Paul. Veteran Golfer Leads Pro Tour Open Qualifiers By The Associated Press Art Wall a veteran of the professional golf circuit, led the advance of tour regulars at Dallas, Monday while a horde of amateurs and pros scrambled for position at 48 other sites in local qualifying play for next month's U.S.

Open Championship. A total of 784 survivors of the local eliminations Monday and Tuesday will join 80 exempt players in the June 7-8 sectional qualifying competition. In the sectionals, the field will be trimmed further, in the battle for starting spots in 1 the Open, to be played June 17-20 at the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. Of the record 4,349 entries, only 150 will tee off at Ar-and the odds. are stacked against any of the nonexempt golfers making the starting field.

Wall fired a two-under-par 140 for 36 holes at Dallas, where John Schlee, 144, and Bob Dickson, 149, were among other established pros qualifying. Gardner Dickinson, however, failed to appear at his I scheduled tee time. Also among the 38 Dallas qualifiers, with a 154 total, was Ben Crenshaw of Austin, who tied for the low amateur score in last year's Open. Pros Dwain Knight and Bob Brue, and 22-year-old amateur Jim Masserio turned in five-under 139s at Albuquerque, N.M., Racine, and Pittsburgh, respectively, to lead fields. Hot Indians Open Series With Birds BALTIMORE, Md.

(AP), With nine victories in their last 13 games, the Cleveland Indians take on the Baltimore Orioles tonight in the opener of a threegame series and a 12-game road trip. Alan Foster, 3-2, is the tribe's probable starter, with Pat Dobson, 2-3, slated to hurl for Baltimore. After taking three out of four games from New York over the weekend, Cleveland has moved within striking distance of the Yankees and fourth place, just one-half game behind them. The Tribe also has opened a game lead over the last place Washington Senators in the American League Cleveland hitting is beginning to pick up with Ray Fosse and Ted Uhlaender both over the .285 mark and Eddie Leon up to .245, while Sam McDowell has won his last three starts to his season record to 3-5. Restaurant Loss Is Cite Three Persons In Thefts Theft of more than $2.300 from Perkins Pancake House.

3256 Dixie was reported to Fairfield police Monday by W. E. Fox. Springfield, district Fox told officers the manager. represented receipts at money the restaurant for three deys.

Two boys, one nine and the other 11, were taken into custody by Patrolman Carl Phillips and cited to the Youth Aid Bureau in connection with theft of two bicycles from the rear of Twin Fair, Middletown Pike. and the theft of a package of cigarettes valued at 43 cents from the King Kwik Store, 2060 Fairgrove Ave. The security officer at Elder Beerman, Second and High caught two girls, one 13 and the other 14 years of age, as they attempted to leave the store with a pair of shorts valued at $6. girls were turned over to Patrolman Dale Richter who cited them to the Youth Aid Bureau. George Cameron, 22, 1895 See was taken to Mercy Hospital Monday for treatment of injuries received around 10 p.m.

Sunday when he was the victim of a strong-armed robbery at S. Front and Washington Sts. He said two persons attacked him and beat him and took 20 cents from his pocket. After he was knocked down, he said, they kicked him. He suffered a blackened left eye and body Theft of two tires and wheels valued at $100 from the garage at his home was reported to police by Mickey Adelspurger, 816 N.

St. Trondle Sparks, 1658 See reported to police theft of a wheel and tire valued at $72 from the car owned by his Darris Sparks, parked at their home. Theft of a wallet containing Petty Is Leader In Winston Cup Point Standings DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Plymouth-driving Richard Petty, following races over the weekend at Asheville, N.C., and Kingsport, commands 79-point lead in the NASCAR Winston Cup standings. Closest rival James Hylton, Grand National driver from Inman, S.C., must finish 27 positions in front of Petty in Sunday's World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, N.C., in order to win the first.

leg of the Winston Cup Point Sandings. This would mean the difference between $10,000 and for Hylton. Petty's aggregate for the year is 1,589 points, while Hylton has 1,510. The World 600 awards 150 points to the winner with a drop of three points per position. Rentzel More Confident Now In His Future DALLAS (AP) Former Dallas Cowboys flanker Lance Rentzel, in an interview with Bob St.

John of the Dallas Morning News, said Monday, "I'm more confident in my future than ever before." Rentzel, who was traded to Los Angeles in exchange for tight end Billy Truax and wide receiver Wendell Tucker, said his probation on a guilty plea of indecent exposure has "forced me to take a long hard look at myself. "And I can't tell you how much better a man I am for it. It may be the best thing that has happened as far as I'm concerned. How many people are forced to stop and take a look at themselves I've honestly much in their lifetimes? got a better perspective on myself. I know how lucky I am to have things that maybe I took a little for granted before Rentzel was charged last November with exposing himself to a 10-year-old girl.

He pleaded guilty to the charge in April. Only Three Men in Hamilton Hold the G. R. I. Designation in Reai Estate.

"For Know-How in Real Estate REALTORS See Your Realtor, Wayne Curtis Graduate, Realtor Institute University of Cincinnati $40 from the rear room at Florence's Dress Shop. 516 Main was reporetd to police Monday by Mrs. Paul Kinnikin, 90 Stephens Apt. 5. Edward Timbler, 2317 Grand said a stereo tape player valued at $45 from was stolen from his car parked at his home.

Theft of a battery, valued at $15 702's. the Meb Brewer, Fourth while the car was parked at the rear of his home, was reported to police. Warren Miller, 443 Harrison owner of Miller's Restaurant, 1325 Pleasant said $100 damage was caused by burglars who damaged a door and broke a door glass to enter the building. It is unknown if anything was stolen. Marvin Risinger, 901 Hooven said a carburetor and air breather of undetermined value were stolen from his car parked in his garage.

Burglars kicked a hole in a door to enter the warehouse of the Burger Brewing 416 Maple rear, where they stole an undertermined amount of merchandise, Ray Zellner, 50 Flamingo Drive. the manager, reported to police at 8 a.m. Tuesday. Thieves then damaged the ceiling to the adjoining area used by the Watkins 416 Maple and entered the candy storeroom where they took an undetermined amount of candy. A thief who entered the home of William Bottoms, 2294 Central Drive, Ross, fled from the residence with about $10 from a piggy bank, sheriff's deputies reported.

Bottoms told Patrolman Larry Huffman, of the sheriff's department, that his daughters came home from school and heard a noise in the basement of the home but thought nothing about it. He said they went to their room and saw a man looking in the window. The man then fled through the rear yard. Investigation disclosed that a rear door was unlocked and that a piggy bank had been broken and looted. The man was decribed as in his 20's, about feet 4 inches tall, weighing about 150 pounds and wearing jeans with a hole in the knee.

'He wore no shirt, the officer was told. A break in at Ledford's Grocery, 6401 Germantown Road, four pocket knives, two radios, a reel and three cigarette lighters, sheriff's deputies reported. The loss was set at $117.32. Patrolman Mack Hurley took the report. Mrs.

Eva Jo Owen, 145 Main Somerville. Theft of an envelope containing $2.59 from her home was reported to sheriff's deputies by Fire Runs MONDAY 10:40 a.m. 889 Harmon Polly Meyers, 77, dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital by emergency squad. 11:40 a.m. 305 S.

Washington Gus Biedenbender, 71, dead on arrival of emergency squad at his home. 1:57 p.m. 110 Franklin Esther Denlinger, 61, back pains, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad. 3:51 p.m. 333 S.

Fourth Sarah Stout, 24, facial injuries, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad. 5:05 p.m. 205 S. Fourth Apt. 4, Dallie Jones, 48, back pains, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad.

6:41 p.m. 949 Main rear, lightning struck, transformer. 7:40 Hanover Osaundra Hendrix, 15, ill, to Fort Hamilton Hospital by emergency squad. 10:28 p.m. Sunset Drive, near Glencross wires down.

10:29 p.m. 775 Sanders Drive, wires down. 10:33 p.m. 1665 Woodview Lane, wires 10:37 p.m, Washington and Hermay wires down. 10:41 p.m.

1818 Webster wires down. 10:55 p.m. 255 Carmen Allen Chiles, wires down and tree fell through roof of dwelling, extensive storm damage. TUESDAY 3:55 a.m. 31 Sycamore Jesse Walters, asthma, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad.

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S. Open Golf Championships. The qualifiers' next step is the sectional qualifier June 7 here at Clovernook Country Club, the last step before the open. Tied for low score on Western Hills Country Club's par 71, 6,642 yard course were Terry McCabe and Bob Harris, both with a four-over-par 146. The other qualifiers were Michael Zimmerman, Paul Thomas and Joe Cardenas, at 147; George Frankenfeld, Gene Samborsky, 148; Bob Zimmerman, Jouett Brown, Bob Mon ley, Dennis McTaggart, Jeff Mays, Geoff Hensley, all 150; Dave Wilson and Marshall Clark 151; and Bob Hauer and Tony Blom, 152.

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