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FOR SALE LIVESTOCK REAL ESTATE Tuesday, July II, 1972 The Coshocton Tribune 5-B Terrorist's Plea Rejected Different Convention Mood Seen Good Things to Eat 19 CHERRIES Phlt your own. Brlnsj own containers. Harkenbracht Orchards. Npwrnmerstown, O. or Cherries-Pick Your Own BRIN! own on a I I 'Hackenbracht Orchards, Newnmerttown.

O. 438-84ia, or 491-7698. Open 8 to 6. Seeds, Plants, Flowers 20 GARDEN AND BEDDING PLANTS for yard, garden or planters. Edit's Greenbouie.

60 W. Pine St. George E. and Daisy M. Smith.

Big Evergreen Shrub Sale Dlo your own $1. earn. Open 7 iavs a week. GREEN'S NURSERY, mile East of West Lafayette, on old Route IS. 645- 7835 Miscellaneous For Salt 21 GEO.

LORENZ and SON Rt. 1 rresno. LIME FERTILIZER Ph. b46-66U or Baltic 8i)T-68M Prompt County Wide Delivery. Wentx Concrete Supply Tel.

498-778s. Enterprise 778S RED WING SHOES AND BOOTS CURTIS SHOE STORE DRESDEN. OHIO 764-1631 Baler Binder Twine FARMER'S EXCHANGE 126 HICKORY ST. 63WH51 LET ui fill your next prescription Brungart's Drug Store Four Family Yard Sale "Antique dishes, Miscellaneousc July 12, 13, 14 820 Miller Avenue Now Philadelphia 1 1 1" I i 'A 1 if Jf i i I 1 i l' 1 i i i i m. i i I i 'tA I "Ik 11 I 'I 1 I fa.

Ii --vi .6,, (i.f i ZRIFIX, Israel (UPI)-Japa-nese terrorist Kozo Okamoto pleaded guilty Monday to taking part in the Lod airporti massacre in which 26 persons died, but an Israeli military court rejected his plea and ordered the trial to proceed. The first prosecution witness to testify was Police Comman der Menashe Golan who said Okalmoto had signed a confes sion admitting his role in the bullet-and-bomb attack May 301 at Israel's mternational airport. Okamoto's attorney said his client had signed the confession1 but only after being promised that he would be allowed to commit suicide, The other two members of the Japanese death squad died in the assault Okamoto said was carried out "in partnership" between his militant Japanese organization, the United Red Army, and the Popular Front for the Libera tion of Palestine, an extremist guerrilla group. Okamoto's plea came at the STARUTE DRIVE-IN Old West Lafayette Newcomerstown Rd. NOW THRU JULY 11 EverybodsQUACKING UP over K.

Lharlies productions TECHNICOLOR" II ii'tiiri by lutu vista DisTRiaurxm to wc uji wm ALSO IILTDISN 1 180 Win Dtsnty Ptsductm presents I TECHNICOLOR ImJoJ WHEELHORSE GRAHAM EQUIPMENT CO. -A Lmls rartner Out But It Pays To Drive" Adams Mills Ph. 764-3131 Being Prepared across the street from the Convention Hall. (DPI) An armored vehicle remains parked outside the senior high school which houses Florida National Guard personnel. The school is just Fischer Unhappy With Chess Details Houses For Salt 30 LISTINGS WANTED Thompson-Stoffor Realty Office 4th Walnut 6224660 Evenings Can Robert Staffer Res.

622-267 Harold Thompson Set. 622-0928 In Warsaw. 4 rooms, 'i bath. Compact. Cozy Centrally located.

892-2262. TWO STORY FAMILY HOME AT ONLY J10.900. Located on corner of Coe Locust street this home has living room, TV room, dining room, all carpeted plus kitchen on first floor. Three large bedrooms up. Basement with gas heat and laundry facilities.

Easy to maintain lot. EARLY POSSESSION. HOTHEM BAUGHMAN Real Estate end Insurance 722 Main 622-8731 Forrest E. Hothem 622-3539 Wlllard L. Baufhman 622-5659 Evan (Gene) Williams 622-2996 Marjorie A.

Wright 622-3139 SIX-ROOM AND BATH Two-story Home. Two-car garage. Ph. 545-7705. FOR SALE, RENT, OR TRADE, For small home a 5 unit apartment house.

Contact L. H. Purdy, Warsaw. O. Double Realty Agnes Allen Ph.

622-7298 Robert Frits. Assoc. Ph. 622-8528 For Sale by Owner, three bedroom home. 1V4 baths plus bath in basement 329 McClaln Ave.

622-5885. FIVE ROOM House at 1035 Vine Street Ph. 622-5601. 3-bedroom frame and brick ranch, 14 years old. Hardwood floors, wall-to-wall carpeting, full basement attached garage, storm doors and windows, acre lot, blacktop drive, city utilities.

Fruzeysburg. 828-2543. KNOLL. Owner Must Sell BEAUTIFUL NEW SPLIT-FOYER HOME less than one year old, 3 large bedrooms. 2 full baths, formal dining room, nice kitchen with range, oven, dishwasher, spacious living room with patio doors overlooking the city.

Lincoln School District. Situated on a large 100'x200' lot. If you are looking for a home In the mid $30's don't miss this one. KNOLL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOHN BROWN 545-6092 Jack Miskimens 622-3532 COSHOCTON. OHIO 943 EAST MAIN 622-1334 Forms Land For Sale 31 For Sale By Owner 86 ACRES.

5 miles North Coshocton 8 room house. New oil furnace. Ed Burrell, Rt. 3, Coshocton, OH. AUCTIONS Public Auctions 34 PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK ASSN.

AUCTION EACH FRIDAY COSHOCTON DIAL 622151 Coshocton Auction House Auct. Earl Summers. 622-2859 Auctions every Frl. 7 o.m. Dale Gress, Auctioneer West Lafayette 645-7158 COSHOCTON PRODUCERS HOG MARKET NET PRICES: 200-220 No.

1 29.75. 200-220 No. 2 29.25, 220-240 28.75, 240-260 27.75. 260-280 26.75, 280-300 25.75. 300-330 25.50.

330-360 24.75. 360-400 24.50. 160-170 25.75, 170-180 26.75, 180-190 27.75. 190-200 28.75. SOW MARKET: 300 down 23.50.

300-350 23.00. '350-400 22.76. 500-450 22.50. 450-500 500-550 21.75, 550-600 21.25, 600 up 20.75. Ugil flOsicssl MONROE TOWNSHIP TAX BUDGET A public hearine on the proposed tax budget for Monroe Township ror me year 1973 will be held July 13.

1972 at the Township Hall in Spring Mountain at 8:00 P.M. usan j. Arnold, Clerk Monroe Townshin July 7, 11, 1972 BID NOTICE The River View School TMstrtpt is onering for sale a 1962, 66 -passenger. Ford school bus. Needs transmission repair.

Sealed bids will be received In the clerk's office and opened at p.m. August 4, 1972. Bus may be seen at the Riven view School District bus garage. Route 1. Warsaw, Ohio.

D. Louise strasser, Clerk-Treas. RIVER VIEW LOCAL SCHOOT. DTSTPTPT JUiy ii. is, as, Aug.

1. 1972 NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio. Coshocton County. Prnhn.l Pniirt To the Executors or Administrators oi we estates: to -such of the followme as are resiriVnt nf the suue ot unio, vz: The surviving spouse, the next of kin thP oenenciaries under the to the attorney or representing any will: and attorneys of the aforementioned persons, following estates: for the James Allen Ella Newell Olive Tavlor Ella B. Parkhlll Charles E.

McCormtck August Holdsworth Dee C. Lowev Tresa D. McDermott Edith Wagers Sarilla Miller Charles E. Walters You are hereby notified that the Inventories and appraisements of: the estates of the aforementioned. deceased, late of said County, were tiloA In this Pnu-F QaM Tntpantn.lA.

and Appraisements will be for hearine before this Court on the 24th day of July, 1972, at 10 o'clock A.M. Anv Derson desiring to file ex ceptions thereto must file them at least five days prior to the date set for hearing. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this 6th day of July, 1972- C. M. Ross Judge and ex-offlclo Clerk of said Court By Susie Shoults Deputy Clerk vnTirr.

ntr APPniVTMFNT Notice Is herebv Riven that Rayi Randies, 649 Reed Mansfield Livestock For Sole 22 HOG POOL EACH WEEK NET NO COMMISSION. A Market tor your floss and Sow. They muit be In jrarda by m. Call around 1:30 -m. lor market predictions.

NOTE: iour hogt are weighed up loon at tney com la and told on that wetgk. HOGS coming In frldey Ml I through th auction wita regular commuiloc Producers Livestock Association BELOW THE CLOW PLANT. S. SIXTH COSHOCTON, a 3S-6S51 MONDAY THROUGH THUHSDAY Rabbits, Dogs, Pets 22A MUELLER KENNELS Pomeranian and Poodle iiuppie. AKC.

Master charge. Ph. 622-287a Free Kittens 622-9742. FOR SALE Very nice, fox terrier puppies. AKC registered.

Readv JUl.V iy 25. To tee them now Cail 824-4111. FREE TO GOOD HOMES Two one-year old male dogs. One is German Shepard-border collie-other is Labrador retriever. 829-2554 after 4:00.

Form Equipment 23 Graham Equipment Co. "A Little Further Out But It Pays To Drive" Adams Mills. Ph. 754-2121 Leather, Nylon Rope Pony Horse Bridles Halters Leather Dog Choker Chains Dog Runner to 20 ft. FARMER'S EXCHANGE 128 HICKORY ST.

23-04Sl ft M. BLUCK SONS Massey Ferguson Sales A Service West Lafayette. O. 545-6777 JOHN DEERE "2010" JOHN DEERE FORD "8N" FARMALL JOHN DEERE "440" Crwler with blade FINTON EQUIPMENT Your John Deere Lawn it Garde. Agriculture and Industrial Dealer.

BROWN'S LANE S23-440S BAKERSVILLE GARAGE Ford. New Holland. New Idea Bakersville. Ohio 216-897-7561 O-C-3 Oliver Crawler with blade. Good condition.

New Engine. 327-3842, Riding lawn mowers 2 Cadets. 1 Bolens Used Mower. TWO HAY CONDITIONERS TWO HAY RAKES USED SPREADERS JOHN DEERE Rotary Cutters NEW HOLLAND Grinder-Mixer Horrisberger Implemeht West Lafayette. Ohio 545-7456 Oliver Sales Service Dresden.

Ohio 754-2581 Badger De Laval Eugene G. Jones Rt 1 West Lafayette, Ohio Sales Parts Service Used Balers J. 14-T. Case. I-H No.

50-T, 45-T, 55-T and 46-T. NEW BALERS With Throwers in stock. USED MOWERS $75 iuh. NEW ROTARY CUTTERS $269 up. SEE US FOR ALL SEASONAL TOOLS.

DRESDEN IMPLEMENT "Drive to Dresden and Save' Phone 754-2631 Dresden. Ohio RENTALS Rooms For Rent 26 THREE ROOM unfurnished apartment. Utilities paid. Inquire 1516 Chestnut after 6 p.m. 4-Room downstairs apartment; 2-room downstairs apartment Utilities paid.

622-1994. Sleeping Room Ph. 622-7784 after 6 p.m. FOUR room unfurnished apartment with garage, N. 8th Street.

Happv Powelson, 1903 Hall Drive. 622-1727. Houses For Rent 27 Suite of three offices, first floor. Main St. Two half-baths.

Newly remodeled and spotless. Ample parking. 622-3571. TWO apartments or house In Warsaw. Ph.

824-4372. Modern, five rooms and bath. Oil heat On State route near River View School. Will be ready around July 20. $125 a monui.

-n. ntf 6877. ciuiATT untTRW tn rf.1inhlp couple. Contact Ralph Stone, 528 East Main St REAL ESTATE Houses For Sole 39 John Hunt Real Estate 533 Main. 622-7024 Dave Kohl Res.

622-6509 Norma Gaye Brown Res. 622-0917 New Homes For Sale Valley View Home Sites KENNETH STAHL 216-897-5252 John C. Shipps Realtor 541 Main St. Ph. 622-4566 Helen Moody.

Ph. 622-2134 Mildred Webb. Ph. 822-5663 LINCOLN HOMES V. Priest Authorized Dealer.

7 ml. So. Dresden on Rt 60 Ph. (614) 454-1267 Open thru Sunday 1 to 5 Other times by appointment only We build homes anywhere, no limit to my territory. iv-io cAT.tt RV OWNER Get away from city living but still enjoy convenience of city gas and water.

Route 76 south near school. 3 bedroom Ranch, built-in kitchen with walnut cabinets, paneled rec. room, full basement 2 car garage, storm windows. Immediate possession. Ph.

622- 9668 FOR SALE BY OWNER 7 rooms ana oain, nio Main Ph. 622-6884. BUSHONG REALTY INC. Branch office. 944 Chestnut St.

Everett Bushong, Mgr. 622-2489. Two-Bedroom One-Floor Plan Home LIVING room carpeted Wtchm r-nh nets, full bath. Kueomnnt. ens heat, single oirnire.

level lot. Washington School District. Priced at $12,000, THOMPSON AGENCY 1038 CHESTNUT 622-1288 Henry Thompson, Realtor 622-1286 Lewis Fenning, Assoc. 622-0547 Six-Room Modern WASHINGTON School District Tvun. uo.

Bath and one-half. Draoes Included. Carport Imme diate possession. $12,000. Foster Endsley Realty Reel Estate and Insurance Walnut St Call 623-M81 Larry Endsley assoc.

opening of his trial on four charges, three of which are punishable by death, against the advice of and his lawyer, Max Kritzman. The 24-year-old Japanese also shouted he did not want an examination of his sanity as requested by his Chicago-born, British-educated attorney. The three-man court said It would not accept his guilty plea or consider his statements on the attack as full admission of guilt. It also said it would decide later whether Okamoto should undergo psychiatric examination. 1 LAST NIGHT, ADULTS ONLY li Offke Optus 4:45 a.

m. 1 Shwmj Only 7:15 s. m. (X) COLOR PLUS (PG) "LOLA" tola" 7:1 in 1 2 SHOWINGS NIGHTLY FROM 7:15 IT'S A SCIENTIFIC TECHMCOLOR'CS FEATURE 7:15 9:05 P.M. correspond-points for 61 to 70 pointi Fair.

60 or NO icon Page OA ffyijrwsi WALT DsSNEYpuDucmiir 6 The Coshocton Tribune YOUR NEWS QUIZ MIAMI BEACH '(UPI) Poli tics is a serious business at this; Democratic National Convention. The hoopla and fanfare of the old days a remnant of the 19th Century style conventions is gone, perhaps forever. Bunting and balloons, the carnival atmosphere that so typified the political conclaves every four years are missing from the hotels where candidates used to be mobbed by their fans. The 1968 politics of confronta tion also seems to have run its course. And the long haired youths are frequently delegates these days.

Instead of tateng to the street Yippie leader Abbie Hofiman is reporting for Popular Mechanics" and Jerry Kubin is writing for "Mad Magazine." The hostility that marked trie last Democratic convention in Chicago wdth defiant young protesters chased by club- wielding policemen in Grant away Park seems very far indeed. There's a friendliness in the air. But no burning enthusiasm for candidates, except perhaps; for George McGovern who has a devoted following and a savvy organization at the classy Doral Hotel. Candidates, winners and los ers, used to be welcomed at the airport with noisy bands, i snake dances, cheer leading! pretty girls in red, white and blue. Those pretty girls are now running around buttonholing the candidates to promote women's lib causes, from abortion to an equal representation the cabinet.

They won't take no for an answer. The blacks and the Chicanos also are caucusing to unify their political clout. And the kids, who four years ago went to the brink for Sen. Eugene McCarthy, are playing a different role this time. They are the delegates, devoted to their own causes.

They have become the establishment at this convention. Many of the party regulars, whose attendance at conven tions goes back to the FDR days, are feeling out of it. They are no longer calling the shots and they know et. Minister of Japan. b-confusion, frenzied excitement c-a flood or major rainfall d-outward behavior e-to mislead or trick can a-Prime Minister, Norway b-Premier, Sweden c-Premier, Lebanon d-President, United Arab Republic e-Premier, Turkey 8 VEC, Madivon, Wiieomin PART I NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer.

Match word clues with their ing pictures or symbols. 10 each correct answer. 1 In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the death penalty (CHOOSE ONE: is, is not) unconstitutional as ithas been applied in the United States. President Nixon lifted all quota restrictions on 7 imports 2 The four justices who dissented in the decision were all appointees of President Nixon. True or False? Court of Common Pleas.

Probate Division Coshocton County, Ohio Pomerene. Burns. Milhgan. Frase Weir. Attorneys at Law July 11.

18. 25, 1972 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that Charlotte Parrish of Route 3. Coshocton, Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Mary Gladys Kirker deceased. late of Coshocton County. Ohio.

Creditors ere required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months. Dated this 3rd day of July 1972. CM. Ross, Judge court of Common Pleas Probate Division Coshocton County. Ohio Thelma Lowe Sparks, Atrorney July 11 ,18.

25, 1972 NrnTi OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that Dale T. Rlrhnrrt of Route 1. Walhonding. Ohio, has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of Nellie Grace Richard deceased, late of Perry Township, Coshocton County, Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within! four months. Dated this 3rd dav of July.

1972. C. M. Ross Judge Court of Common Pleas. Probate Division Coshocton County, Ohio Robert C.

Weaver. Attorney July 11. 18. 25. 1972 Notice is hereby given that Alice Dn.tl.

rinuer Ohio. has been duly appointed Executrix oi wie oi vnai i wjh" deceased, late oi vosnociun vuuinjr Creditors are required to me meir claims with said fiduciary within lour minims. Dated this 5th day of July 1972 C. M. Ross.

Judge Court of Common Pleas, Dmhala TlUicinn Coshocton County, Ohio Kusseil J. Lyons. Aixomey July 11. 18. 25.

1972 Here's A Dessert Pretty And Tasty In a saucepan, combine 1 envelope unflavored gelatin, 1-3 cup granulated sugar substitute, 1-8 teaspoon salt, and cup water. Heat until gelatin dissolves. Cool. Stir in 1 cup low-calorie lemon-lime carbonated beverage, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, and iy3 cups cooked rice. When partially set, fold in cup low-calorie whipped topping, Chill until set.

Serve in sherbet glasses and top with blueberry fruit filling. Serves 4. 2 South Dakota Senator George MoGovera Uvrene For brown spot multlne out, Cop-tier SDot. Dollar Spot. Rust and per Spot, Dollar Spot Snow Mold.

Moid. Chlordane and Lime Ortho Rose Dust 2 Per Cent Sevin Also with Copper Z' Rotonone Hudson Dusters and Sprayers Garden Seeds Blossom Set FARMER'S EXCHANGE 128 HICKORY ST. SIVm. 10-6-4 Lawn Fertilier 50 lb. bag, $1.90 GARDEN DUSTS LANDMARK FARM BUREAU 622-1174 Brown's Lane 622-0282 lAddv's Plainfield.

645-6111. Toro, i. Jaeobsen, speeaes, wnrauunc Lawnboy tillers, moweri GERT'S a gay girl ready for a whirl after cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent ectrlc shampooer $1. Fisher Wallpaper Paint 549 Main St.

a Du Pont 501 Nylon t' Carpet Completely Laid With Pad -Only $6.95 Per Sq. Yd. FOUNTAIN FURNITURE CO. 520 Main Street het'Frat ALUMINUM Rt 4. St.

Rt 541 GROCERY AND CARRY OUT 781 S. 2nd. St. Open Daily 912.30 a.m. HARLEY-DAVIDSON Gasoline lku an, $425.

Ph. 622-8727. BUCKEYE MART FREEZER SALE 1 5 cu. ft. Chest Freezer Reg.

$179.95. SALE $149.00 20 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer Reg $229.95 Sale $179.95 Buckeye Mart "'downtowner plaza CULLIGAN WATER Softener $150. 622-6114.

ITO ATT 620 Plum St. Ph. 62a-uiai 12 Heavy tarps All sizes Senter's Store-540 Main St. Rainy Day Sizzlers! 'NEW SHIPMENT of J9 and 21 i Inch LAWN BOYS on the Way. Pnced at $99 95 $1095 Bo are Good Values Don Wa of Mowing ahead of us this summer.

Quick and Quiet with BUSkD R--I. PHILCO 21 Inch and ZENITH 22 InchTColor TV. Both play Real Good. Priced Right. 40 INCH Electric Range Clean $30.

Good 11 cu. ft. Refrigerator WE'VE Got a Good Looking TAPPAN HARVEST GOLD GAS RANGE A Real Beauty. We also nThvorvTT SoS KduIeN 'WASHERS. Both Wrmger and Automatic.

Priced at $159.95 and up. Easy Terms. ''IXIN'T BUY Any Rider Mower Until You Check Our Pre- Inventory Specials. Save xou rjSXyDoltaw. We'll Trade, Too.

,1 TTurner Appliance 301, Mam tat Jru Prelnventory Mower Sale! TO CLEAR our RIDING MOWER TNVENTORY The following tRWen In going at Rock Bottom go incn YARDMAN, jfW'GcT VAaDMAN Rider. 1688.00 wBCY Sm HP 32 Inch LAWN BOX 'MT 1st Fbr th? Biggest Trade-in I'Allowanre in W1L1.L ACCEPT Push powers on Riders as Trade-ins. nn Hand Only. DON "WAIT Easy TERMS. 5 TURNER Hdwe.

SUPPLY 301 Main (at 3rd. St.) tziwm. -OLD WOOD CARVING of the "jars, snne JfAdw. Milk Maple -chair, Garbage aispnsm, jxij nuj, yftiipi inn dois. iiosi K.

SaXlOn OJ LIVESTOCK Livestock For Sale 22 ":81s.ll:'.e.u hw the Cbrli" Ph. 216-359-5431. Wilmot. Onto. 3 North and South (CHOOSE ONE: Korea, Viet Nam) signed an agreement to end hostilities between the two countries as a step toward eventual reunification.

REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) Challenger Bobby Fischer expressed dissatisfaction Mon day with some of the arrange ments in the hall where his world championship chess match with Boris Spassky of uic ouvict uiiiuu xs suiieuuicu iu begin Tuesday. "Fischer does not like the lighting, the board and the pieces, the location of the television cameras and some other minor details," said Fred Cramer, vice president of the U.S. Ctiess Federation. Cramer said tne minor details" included the thickness of the window drapes used in the hall. Fischer prefers heavier drapes, he said.

"These things are troublesome but not critical," Cramer said. 'The organizers are already doing something about it." Fischer, 29, of N.Y., slipped unnoticed into the hall early Monday and spent 80 milnutes inspecting details arranged for the match that is scheduled to go as many as 24 games. There is a purse of $250,000 in addition to the world chess championship at stake. Cramer said Fischer was "go. go, go" for the first game, scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.

(1 p.m. EST) Tuesday. His evaluation of the American was seconded by a Catholic priest and chess grand master who serves as Fischer's second. "I don't know if he is thinking of chess, but he is ready," said the Rev. William Lombardy.

While Fischer sought changes in the arrangements, Spassky said he was going to relax and not argue. 4 Name the new Prime superstar Bobby Hull changed teams U.S. planes wrecked North Viet Nam's only modern plant 5 Internal fighting and mass executions have been reported here 5 Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union are meeting in Iceland to play for the world championship. a-table tennis b-bridge c-chess PART II WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning. 1.....

deluge a-to lower in rank Maine Senator Edmund Muskie 7 Alabama Governor George Wallace 8 The first woman umpire in organized made her debut r7? BURUNDI 2 delude 3.. 4 demote 5 demeanor 9..... Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey 10 Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro visited this nation PART III -NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you correctly match with the clues. HOW DO YOU RATE? (Score Each Sid of Quiz Separately) 71 to 80 points Good. 91 to 100 pointi TOP SCORE! 81 to 90 points Excellent.

FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION What are the most important issues facing the candidates in this year's presidential campaign? 1 Saeb Salam 2 Olof Palme Brattell Kihat Erim 5... -Anwar Sadat 710-72 I II. Grocery and Carry-Oul 781 South CDFPIAIC Good Tues. Second Street JlCUALJ Thru Fri. FEATURING FAIRMONT DAIRY PRODUCTS COTTAGE CHEESE 29c Ker.

Hnlf Gal. ICE CREAM 59c Ere $1.03 Full Gallon MILK 95c Keg. 43c Pennington DIET BREAD 35c Watch For Our Grand Opening! A OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK A.M. TiU 12:30 A.M. THIS WEEK'S CHALLENGE! Name the Premier of Italy.

Ohio and Everett M. Foster. 1305 Orange Street, Coshocton, Ohio, has been duly appointed Co Executors of the Estate of Warden R. Foster deceased, late of Coshocton County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months.

Dated this 3rd. day of July 1972. C. M. Ross.

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