Richwood Gazette from Richwood, Ohio • 11

Tuetday. November 25, 19SO The Richwood Gazette Page 1 1 7 MISCELUKtOUS 11 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOX SALE LEGAL K0T1CES BIG SLICE 1 lit i 1 i i- 14 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CRISP, JUICY APPLES AND Sweet Cider ra Forrest Hill LAVREIICE ORCHARD WINTER HOURS ARE NOW 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. WEEKDAYS 2634 Smellier Rd. Marion, Ohio Phone (614)383-3019 A REALTOR Thanksgiving Arrangements Give Thanks'This Holiday With A Cuf Flower Arrangement fejeo From; Stark Florist Conservative Group Gives Metzenbaum Zero Rating 31 Herbert St.

Richwood Wj 804 W. FIFTH AVE. MARYSVILLE, 0 822 TWENTY acres of TILLABLE ground located north of Marysville close to Somer-sville. Excellent location for building house or small farm. This CROP LAND has road frontage in two different locations.

Let's ride out TOGETHER and LOOK at this PRIME LOCATION at only $2,000.00 per acre. Howard Poland Forrest Hill Realty 644-3175 After Hours 644-0861 649 Seventy-Seven ACRES of VACANT GROUND LOCATED North of Marysville and JUST E. of Claibourne, on a QUIET COUNTRY ROAD. The land is situated in TWO DIFFERENT PARCELS across the road from each other. One parcel CONTAINING approx.

thirty-seven acres and the other parcel, approx. forty acres. All but two acres out of the seventy-seven are tillable and now being farmed. 1980 crops going to the seller. POSSIBILITY OF SEPARATING AND SELLING the two parcels separate.

Forrest Hill Realty Howard Poland 644-3175 After Hours 644-0861 44-tf Sportcycle Can Stuff Stockings, Too! Many, Many Things For Christmas Surprises! FROM $2.00 TO $50.00 Hours: 10 a.m. 7 p.m. Closed Wednesday and Sunday Sportcycle 235'w. Ottawa st. 614-943-3590 Yamaha Snowmobiles Sales Service Accessories LKGAL NOTICES POLICY KTATKMKNT The Union County Commissioners are committed to equal employment opportunities for all applicants, participants and employees in at) facets of its operations; and where deficiencies are noted to take affirmative action to correct such deficiencies.

In addition, it is our policy to recruit, hire and promote In all job classifications without regard to race, color, national origin, sex (except where sex is a bona fide occupational qualification), age, political affiliation, ancestry, handicap (provided physical limitation does not prevent job performance) or beliefs. It is our policy to take affirmative action to insure that all training programs and all personnel actions such as a rate of compensation, transfers, and promotions, layoff and terminations, be administered without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, political affilation, ancestry, handicap or beliefs. C.T. Langley, Grant Coordinator will have the overall responsibility of administering the program. If a program participant or applicant feels heshe has been discriminated against in employment, seeking employment andor training with this agency, heshe should immediately contact C.T.

Langley 513-644-6581 to pursue the proper discrimination complaint procedure. Nov. 25 IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF MARYSVILLE, OHIO Case No. 80 CVG 434 Earl W. Beckley Plaintiff, vs- Letha Gibson Defendant, Notice of Execution Sale By virtue of an Execution issued by the Marysville Municipal Court I will offer at Public Sale on the 6th day of December, 1980 at 10:00 o'clock A.M.

at the premises of the Elbow Bar, 6 West, Blagrove Richwood, Ohio, the following property, good and chattels, to wit: 3 Old Beer Coolers 8 Old Bar Stools 4 Booth Sets 2 Old Metal Chairs 1 Old Box Fan 1 NCR Cash Register 1 West Bend Coffee Pot 24 Assorted Drinking Glasses 1 Sugar Container 2 Salt Pepper Shakers 20 Records (Music 1945) 1 Old Gas Grill with 2 burners 1 Small Refrigerator 1 Metal Serving Cart 1 Old Cupboard Several Pots Pans 2 Glass Beers Pitchers 1 Old Wooden Table 1 Wooden Step Ladder Such property was levied upon and taken as the property of Letha Gibson, Box 54 Lakeside, Marble Head, Ohio 43440 on such Execution in favor of Earl W. Beckley. Charles E. Beams, Bailiff Marysville Municipal Court Nov. 25 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY "On October 29, 1980, in the Union County Probate Court, Case No.

80-P-188-A, Terry Wayne Rockhold, 6140 Fireside Drive, Centerville, Ohio 45459, was appointed Executor of the estate of Clarence B. Rockhold, deceased, late of 266 South Franklin Street, Richwood, Ohio 43344." Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within three months. Gary F. McKinley Probate Judge BY: Sharon K. Gilbert deputy-clerk Lloyd George Kerns Attorney -at-Law 13 North Franklin St Richwood, Ohio 43344 Phone 614-943-2014 nov.11,18,25 Metzenbaum, Hall, Seiberling and Stokes.

"We commend these conservatives for their committment to their constituents. It is not always easy to be a conservative in. the thoroughly liberal environment of Washington. "They voted against the creation of yet another needless bureaucratic institution, the Department of Education. This vote was important.

It was another example of the expanding bureaucracy in Washington. It symbolizes the government's desire to control our lives, in this case the education of our children. "These congressmen also voted to balance our federal budget. They voted for increased defense spending. They voted against the giveaway of our Panama Canal." Stahlman emphasized that CALL is an "educational" organization and devotes most of its efforts to voting-record-awareness projectsaiid-ia-alexting, American citizens of pend- ing legislation in Congress.

"We simply want to make sure the average American citizen is aware of how his or her representatives are voting in Washington on crucial issues," Stahlman said. "How many citizens really know how their congress- man or senators voted on issues that are important to them? Most of these officials hide behind rhetoric and promises. We aim to cut through that rhetoric and let the record speak for itself." Other U.S. Senators and Representatives receiving zero percent ratings in the 614-943-2156 20 AUTOS, TRUCKS FOR SALE FOR SALE 1975 Mercury Monarch New tires. In good condition.

Wilson Mowery 614-943-2730 CLASSIFIED ADS get fast results. Let us help you get rid of those unwanted hems. The Richwood Gazette, 614-943-2214. '74 Pinto Wagon For Sale-New Tires, new brakes. $500.00 Essex 614-943-2063 48-U-20 FOR SALE '74 Buick Century 100 AMfFMstereo 8 trac.

Extra snow tires. Phone 614- 943-2602. 48-2t-20 642-0015 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PEOPLE SERVING PEOPLE 17 KISCELLAXEC3S PC SALE 1 14 I i 19 FARMER'S COLUMN ATTENTION FARMERS: aUnkif aviikkl in this'ftfeo hybrid seed corn tor an industry leader. You'll be backed by a successful sales program and a powerful advertising campaign. One of the most aggressive research programs in the seed business assures you of selling the highest yielding products available.

Major investment not necessary, lust commitment to working with your neighbors to maximize crop production. Call Toll Free 1- Jot turther mtormatte FOR" SALE iFarmall New Idea loader. Ph. 513-642-3163. p48 -lt-19 DAIRY SERVICE Belmar landmark, Inc.

now offers a complete dairy service program to all dairymen. Dewey Shirk, our factory trained representative is available to help you with building, planning pipe line milkers, bulk coolers and other dairy needs. Belmar Landmark, Inc. Phone 513-642-4040, Marysville, or 614-943-2334, Richwood. national posture and our social fabric.

"Right down the line, Metzenbaum, Hall, Seiberling and Stokes have supported more taxes and less defense. They have voted for more government regulation of families, more regulation of individuals, more regulation of business. The whole country is being strangled to death by regulations and these four want more. "The people of Ohio do not want higher taxes. They do not want a weaker national, defense.

They do not want the government's hand in everything they do. Yet that's what Metzenbaum, Hall, Seiberling and Stokes continue to vote for." Stahlman outlined the votes on which the Congress was rated. "These ultra-liberals voted to establish a new bureaucratic Department of Education. What can a federal department do for education state and local school boards have not already done well? Their vote for that department merely translates into higher taxes' and more government control over what our children learn. "When it comes to the issue of taxes, these four have consistently voted for jnore.

For instance, each voted for the so-called "windfall profits" tax. This is not a tax at all on the big oil companies. The so-called "Tax" is passed on to the consumer, in the form of higher prices for gasoline. In the long run. everytime the government passes a new tax, the taxpaying consumers are the ones who have to bear the burden.

"In addition, these four liberals voted to cancel important weapons for our military arsenal. And they voted to give away our Panama Canal which was against our interest in preserving peace and stability in Central America." While blasting the liberals for their "antiquated" policies, Stahlman had nothing but praise for Reps. Brown, Kindness, Devine and Ashbrook. "Congressmen Brown, Kindness, Devine and Ashbrook have done an exceptional job of representing their constituents, she said. "They have supported legislation that offers solutions to the problems created by the liberals in Congress, like U.S.

Senator Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio was among four members of the state's congressional delegation receiving a zero percent rating from a nationwide citizens action organization, for the First Session of the 96th Congress. The group, Conservatives Against Liberal Legislation (CALL), also rated with zero scores U.S. Representatives Tony Hall (3rd John Seiberling (14th Dist.) and Louis Stokes (21st Dist.) in a six-page rating analysis called The CALL Scoreboard. The Scoreboard rates each of the 535 members 'of the U.S. Congress on votes covering the economy, defense, government regulations and social issues.

In contrast to the four members scoring zero percent, four Representatives scored 100 percent. They are: Representatives Clarence Brown (7th Tom Kindness (8th Samuel Devine'1l2th4Dist. and John Ashbrook (17th "The zero percent ratings of Metzenbaum and the three congressmen represent their anti-taxpayer, anti-defense, anti-family votes in Congress, said CALL Chairman Rhonda Stahlman. "They are simply out of touch with the needs of their constituents," said Stahlman. "The antiquated solutions offered by these four are the products of static thinking.

Their solutions will only make our country weaker in terms of pur economy, our inter- LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT FIDUCIARY "On October 30, 1980, in the Union County Probate Court, Case No. 80-P-191-A, George H. Beckley, 34565 Longberry Road, Richwood, Ohio, was appointed Administrator With Will Annexed of the estate of George H. Beckley, deceased, late of 47 Lynn Street, Richwood, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within three months.

Gary F. McKinley Probate Judge BY: Sharon K. Gilbert Deputy Clerk Robert E. Evans, Jr. Attorney for A dm.

WWA 21 N. Franklin St Richwood, Ohio 43344 nov.11,18,25 ELECTION IMMACULATE RANCH Just 2 miles from Richwood is this 3 bedroom Ranch with 2 baths. Beautiful big family room with fireplace including new insert. Attractive buHtin and" shelves. Big kitchen with tots of cabinets.

Good detached garage. All this situated on beautiful 34 acre lot and priced to sell now at just $55,900. You must see this home to appreciate its condition and the space it offers. Call us FARM NEAR RICHWOOD Just listed 69.25 Acres with 53 acres tillable, 5 acres pasture with creek, and 9 acres of woods. Several outbuildings included.

Machinery shed, cattle barn, shop, storage corn crib and chicken house. Good 2 car garage. Good 2 story house with fuel oil furnace and woodburning stove. Be the first to see this farm priced to sell now at $173,000.00. DISBEKfiEn REAL ESTATE COMPANY 59 N.

Sandusky Delaware, Ohio Phones: 363-1311 02 548-4440 BOB CHAPMAN FORD Serving Union County For Over 60 Years URGE SELECTION DISCOUNT PRICES 3 r.J.,.l'l ui me Airport Marysville Ben. -m Maryaville Office 1160 West 5th St. 51444-9110 Bad spots can sometimes be removed from pewter by rubbing them with grade 00 steelwool dipped in olive oil. NOTICE OF CALL Scoreboard are Senators Tom Eagleton (D-MO), Frank Church (D-LD) and Warren Magnuson (D-WA), and Representatives Morris Udall (D-AZ) and Bob Eckhardt (D-TX). The rest of the Ohio delegation rated as follows: Senator John Glenn, Rep.

Willis Gradison 82; Rep. Thomas Luken A2; Rep. Tennyson Guyer 83; Rep. Delbert Latta 92; Rep. William Harsha 83; Rep.

Thomas Ashley 33; Rep. Clarence Miller 92; Rep. William Stanton 83; Rep. Donald Pease Rep. Chalmers Wylie 67; Rep.

Ralph Regula 83; Rep. Douglas Applegate 55; Rep. Lyle Williams 64; Rep. Mary Oakar 18; Rep. Charles Vanik Rep.

Ronald Mottl 45. land. "We'd like to improve the transportation in rural areas adversely affected by recent closings of railroad branch lines," Bergland said. A Rural Transportation Cooperative Task Force, appointed by Bergland Aug. 29, developed the rural transportation cooperative concept, which has been endorsed by President Carter.

This concept is a banding together of interested individuals or organizations in a geographic area, local governments, farmers, existing co-ops and businesses, to form a self-help transportation News From USDA No. 13218 Price reduced $4,000.00 4 bedroom, 2 story in Richwood. 1V4 car garage, gas heat, 3 lots. For more information, call Ruth limes, No. 13232 Neat three bedroom two story home in Magnetic Springs.

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Black yellowbuckskin inL Election of 6 Directors to the Richwood Independent Agricultural Society will be held December 6, 1980, 10:00 A.M. til 2:00 P.M. Term-3 years. Place of voting-Fairground. Terms expiring are: Kenneth Van Zant, John McNamee, Paul J.

Speyer, Kellej Swartz, Henry Eastman and Dwight Brill. Petitions must be signed by 10 members and in the possession of the Secretary, November 30. 19S0. 17 MISCELLANEOUS FOX SALE Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland announced a U.S. Department of Agriculture pilot program to test whether rural transportation services can be improved by forming transportation cooperatives.

The program may form the basis for creating a rural transportation administration, Bergland said. "This approach was used successfully 45 years ao to establish the Rural Electrification Adrninistration," he said. Technical and financial support through low-interest loans and lean guarantees will be made available for the demonstration project, according to Berg PICKITY PATCH HERBS 30840 Lemastfrs Richwood, Ohio 10 Off All Baskets And Pottery Open 9 to 5 Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays Until Jan. 1st, 1981 Other Times By Appointment Puchwood Independent Agricultural Society Tornia Lowe, Secretary Nov. 24.