The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 17

Jaycees District C-l has recognition dinner West Milton Jaycees was the host chapter for the District C-l awards dinner Saturday evening. Steve Langdon of the Greenville Jaycees was elected district vice president. He replaces Bob Metzcar, who resigned due to a change in job responsibilities. District first quarter awards were presented: They included the Spoke Award to Tom Melvin, West Milton; Spark Award to Randy and the Speak-Up Award to Larry Ford, West Milton. First place district Softball award went to Ansonia Jaycees, with Arcanum receiving second.

District volleyball trophies were given to Piqua, third; Greenville, second; and first place honors to Arcanum. The outstanding first quarter chapter was West Milton. Outstanding chapter -for the second quarter was Bradford. The second quarter Spoke Award was presented to Mike Wertz and the Spark Award to Ron Trego, both of West Milton. Certificates from the president of the Ohio Jaycees for Growth Chapter were given to Ansonia and Arcanum Jaycees.

Certificates from the Ohio Jaycees were given to the chairman and co-chairman for their participation in the District project "Operation Begin." Special recognition was given Jaycee-ettes from Greenville, Piqua, and West Milton for their support during "Operation Begin." The District President's Council will take place in Piqua, Dec. 8, at the Jaycee Hall. People in the news GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) Former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower has celebrated a quiet 80th birthday, listening to her favorite hymns at a church service and spending the day withhergrandchildren. A children's choir sang "That Old Time Religion" and "Brighten The Corner" at a special service at the 400-seat First Presbyterian Church, which was filled to capacity Sunday.

The children's choir also treated Mrs. Eisenhower to a chorus of "Happy Birthday," as did about 50 well-wishers who awaited the Eisenhower family as they left the church. LONDON (AP) The marital plans of Prince Charles if, indeed, there any are once again causing speculation here. According to the London Sunday (i Mirror, European royalty has begun about whether the prince, who was 28 on Sunday, will marry the i daughter of the Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg, Princess Marie- i LONDON (AP) Zanella Etshabalala, 19-year-old Miss and Anne-Use Lesur, 18-? Syear-old Miss Mauritius, came to Jfdon to compete 'in the Miss World L-" beauty contest. But they are going to up on the sidelines.

countries on Sunday withdrew i 'their entries from the contest to protest the presence of two entrants from South Africa, one black and one white. According to a spokeswoman for the British entertainments company, the two African governments insisted that South Africa be represented by only one young woman picked on a multiracial basis. WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Morris K. Udall was going onto, the roof of his suburban Virginia home from a ladder to look at a leak over the weekend.

The ladder shifted and as he tumbled about six feet onto'concrete, he thrust out both his arms to break the fall. He broke the arms instead. Following hospital treatment, Udall said his left arm is in a cast and his right arm in a sling, and that he will probably have to Piqua man cited after reportedly i hitting parked car I Paul D. Broadbent, 33, of 90 1 MaryvUle Lane, was cited for a hit-skip accident after allegedly hitting a I parked car Sunday at 1 a.m., according to a police report. The parked car's owner, Lex D.

Weaver, of 524 W. High reportedly heard the crash, ran outside his house and saw a car leaving the scene. Police found Broadbent's car, severely damaged, parked at his apartment about 16 minutes later. Weaver's car moderate damage, police reported. Dayton Wayne teachers walk out in dispute DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Picket lines went up today as 300 teachers at the Wayne Township Local School District walked out in a wage dispute with the north Dayton suburb's board of education.

Supt. Charles G. Newton said classes would be held for the' Montgomery County school district's 9,136 students. He said school bus drivers were not honoring the teachers' picket lines. Members of the Wayne Township Classroom Teachers Association voted 70 per cent to go on strike In a dispute over salary and dental insurance.

The school board is offering a base salary increase from the current to M.200 this year, and $9,600 nert year. The teachers want J9.400 now and $9,800 torn A spokesman for the WTCTA claims four mill additional operating a pMMd by voters on Nov. 2 generates inwSh money for the increase. i Both aides delayed negotiations until 5 the levy's outcome was determined. stay home for 10 days.

Said the unsucessful Democratic presidential candidate: "1976 has not beenmyyear." MIAMI (AP) Sen. Robert Dole, the Kansas Republican who was President Ford's running mate, says the economy was the issue that cost them the election. Dole, returning from a postelection vacation in South America, said unemployment and other economic issues caused many blacks and labor union members to vote for Democrat Jimmy Carter. "The' economy, when you boil it all down, that was the issue that turned it the unemployment. The Democrats exploited those issues, as they should have," Dole said.

Happenings of yesteryear 10-25-50-75 years Nov. 15, 1966 Continued wet weather this fall has put most Miami County corn growers at least three weeks behind in harvesting what most call a bumper crop. Field conditions have been such that farmers have been unable to operate their heavy equipment, therefore, only approximately 25 per cent of the crop has been harvested. The grand finale of the American Gemini 12 series will take place today at 2:23 p.m. with the splashdown ending the four-day flight.

Lovell and Adrin, when returned home, will have zipped more than one million and a half miles through the void, giving the United States a vast lead in overall space travel time. Nov. 15, .1951 Highway patrolmen of post 55 at Troy paused today to join more than 400 other men of their outfit in the 18th anniversay of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Born Nov. 15, 1933 with the graduation of 60 young men from a highway patrol school at Camp Perry.

The highway patrol has grown to a force which wiU number 650 uniformed officers. The Troy post was being organized In Shelby County in 1935 and was relocated in the Miami County courthouse city in 1936. Nov. 15, 1926 The new 1927 auto tags are here. A sample of what the elite flivvers will be wearing this next year is on display at the Miami County Auto Club headQuarters.

Of the same standard size and con. tour as the last five years, the new tags will have a grey background with navy blue raised figures. They will be distributed next month. Sixty minutes of football thrills were dished out to 90,411 spectators, the largest crowd ever to witness a football game in this country, as the Michigan Wolverines edged the Buckeyes 17-16 in Saturday's game at Ohio Stadium. i Nov.

15, 1901 Nine new engines are to arrive for service on this division of the C.H. a D. system, not later that the first of the year. Five of the engines will be used on freight, two on passengers, and two in the Lima yards. All freight engines will be much larger than the present ones.

The first lines of wireless telegraph on land for commercial purposes is now being established between Baltimore and Washington, D.C It was between these two cities that the first line of Morse telegraph was established. The first message over the Baltimore-Washington line will be by or to President Roosevelt. YOUR NEED IS IMPORTANT TO US BECAUSE WE KNOW IT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU. PIQUA DAILY CALL Classified Ads 773-7474 CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE 11:00 A.M. Saturdays 10:30 A.M.

Day Before Insertion SITUATION WANTED ADS must be placed nt the PIQUA DAILY CALL on a CASH WITH COPY BASIS: THE PIQUA DAILY CALL reserves the right to edit, alter, reject and classify any advertisement. Monday, November 15, 1976 PIQUA DAILY CALL 17 8. Real Estate 8. Real Estate 9. For Rent HOMEY Older a bedroom homo In coun- Large 5 room upper unfurnished is the word for this sprawling 3 i North of Piqua.

Large barn apartment, CATV. adults, no bedroom bungalow with huge fn, room or livestock. Priced pets. 596. at 827.600.

Contact Jayne Rieck Kujilu Heiiltv 492-5214 or 492-5998 5. Personals Furniture Appliances Wanted Cash Paid-Phone 33 5-094 3 773-1913 4 rooms and bath, heat and water furnished. S25 a week, 103 W. Main. Kleteher.

773-5666 THIS IS IT! 1 bedrooms. Get away from the noisy neigh- month. 773-5471. borhood. 1 V-i story home with 3 bedrooms.

1 bath, full basement. Located on corner of St. Ht. 48 pH Pncp 828,500. Phono 394-4563.

Dale Schaffer, Associate. A REALTY 394-3333 6. Personal Service Need Humidity in your Home'? Rent a humidifier and try it before you invest. Bill's Tool Rental 773-0733 For Sale Or Rent Wheelchairs, Hospital Beds Ask about our rental purchase agreement. MRDRUGS Public Square.

Troy, 335-5685 Sales-Rentals WALKERS-WHEELCHAIRS Cru tchcs-Commodes JACK'S DRUGS 307 W. High 773-1701 8. Real Estate living room, formal dining room, family kitchen, baths, full basement and 2 car garage. Good condition, good north end location. Immediate possession! Asking $32,500.

No. 3484. PRACTICAL and so beautiful, is this 2 bedroom Condonu'num with 18'7xl4 living room, 9x9 dining, kitchen with range, disposal, dishwasher. refrigerator, separate laundry. master bedroom.

Attached garage with opener, sundeck, central air. A great way of living! Only 331,600. No. 3479. SPACIOUS COMFORT offers this ideally arranged 3 bedroom ranch in Park Ridge.

2 full baths, equipped kitchen, formal living and dining, family room, 2 car garage, carpeted and draped, central air, compare VERY AFFORDABLE 1 A 1 is this 6 room bath brick if yoll on i 2 bedrooms, ranch with attached garage. 3 nL CI i i ots nreUi bedrooms, family room and lots homo for you 6 rooms and uUl of storage. Carpeting, drapes, aU oll oor Fu basement air conditioner. Would you tn workshop (benches in- believe Owner leaving cludedl, car garage. Lots of home for only S26.900.

ECONOMY I GALDREAT1I REALTY SE1W1CE 335-5321 ItuthCurlner 773-2G02 Loren Slovens 773-17f9 town. No. 3471. -1- i i PUBUC NOTICES PUBLISHER'S NOTICE All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing: Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or discrirninatipn basal on race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

3 bedroom, 1 bath, private fenced back yard and shelter, gas furnace. Call 778-1845 after 5. Must see to appreciate. PICK YOUIl BUILDING SITE TOD AY I LORAMIE-WASHINGTON RD. At Taylor Houston.

11.263 -acres, private drive and woods. WASHINGTON RD. .717 acres with 125' frontage and a depth of 250'. Let us show you one of these locutions today. Cnll now! 21-1 A A I 773-1702 Hetty Rihm 773-3309 Richurd Sherwood 713-6355 Hetty Kuca SPACIOUS HOME 2 Story frame home excellent for a large family.

Living room, family room with woodburning fireplace, large kitchen With an abundance of cupboards, formal dining room, 2 full baths, 6 or 7 bedrooms, full basement, 2 car garage. Immediate occupancy on this north end residence. 322,000. Joe June Springer -192-0016 Dorothy Black 773-5068 MILLCREEK REALTY Sidney Office 498-2397 For those of you who economy, let us show you this good starter home. This home has 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and dining area.

No garage but a driveway has been put in. Metal storage building Single adult, no pets, for the lawn mower, etc. Com- am a th unfurnished, pare at only $19,500. REALTOR'- 773-2737 ,520 N. Main St.

Hoi mil Anis George Co.st LaVonnu Allun Lewis Marrs Harloy Weldy Bettie McAll'istui John Kaiser 773-3-1-13 773-35GG WE HAVE A VACANCY Our modern 1 bedroom apartments offer single story living witli no stairs to climb; patios, pantries, full wall walnut bookcases, sound-proofing and attic storage. Also appliances, mr- i a i managers. Woodgate Apts. M33 Covington Ave. (lit.

36) 773-3530. Hours 11-6 daily except Tues, Partially furnished farm house, located on St. IU. 66. Only 11 miles from Sidney and Piqua.

Available from now until April 1. $130 per month plus utilities. Call 419-628-2705. Boat, camper auto storage. 778-1140 2 bedroom house, unfurnished, near Piqua Central.

Deposit, references, no pets. 773-5447. Rentals 601 N. Main St. 3 Rooms and bath on first floor, ideal for elderly person, deposit required, no utilities paid.

778-1146 Boat, camper and automobile storage. 773-2780. 3 room 2nd floor front apartment. Living room, kitchen and bedroom. Separate entrance.

Separate utilities with your own central gas beating ayaliiin. Hardwood floors. SllO per month. Near downtown. Reference.

Write F-217, P.O. Ilox 824, Piqua, Ohio 45356. Bradford 2 bedroom second floor apartment, steam heat, 773-5782 hardwood floors, heat and wot- 773-H2B1 778-0057 173-5347 er paid. 448-6247 HERSHEL GRIFITH APPOINTMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given, That Loyce E. Barhorst has been appointed and qualified Ad- ministratrix of the estate of George M.

Barnett aka G.M. Barnelt aka George Moudy Barnett, late of Miami County, Ohio, deceased, by the Probate Courl of said County, No. 55664. October 1976. Doc.

4B, Page 468. McCULLOCH, FELGER, FITE GUTMANN, Atty. RICHARD A. GOATER, Probate Judge APPOINTMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given. That Harold Hunt, Jr.

has been appointed and qualified Executor of the estate ot Leila M. Mencsik, late of Miami County, Ohio, deceased, by Probate Court of said County, No. 55609. October 28th, 1976. Doc.

48. Page 429. CARROLL V. LEWIS, Atty. RICHARD A.

GOATER, Probate Judge NOTICE TO BIDDERS Section 307.86 O.R.C. The Miami County Commissioners will open sealed bids at their office in the Miami County Safety Building, Troy, Ohio, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1976 AT 10:00 A.M. for the following item: One 1977 New Model Ton Pick-Up Truck Chassis complete with cab and eight foot styleside bed. Sealed bids shall be addressed to the Miami County Commissioners and shall arrive or be deb'vercd to their office on or before the above stated time and date. Specifications are on file in the office of the Miami County Commissioners.

If the bid is in excess of $6,000. it shall be accompanied by a bond or certified check or solvent Bank, not to exceed of the bid. Price quoted shall be the amount, leas State and Federal Tax. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, to waive any minor irregularities and to select the best bid in our judgment. ByOrder of the Board of Miami County Commissioners KENNETH COOK, President 4 335-5860 Bill Severt 335-2697 FredScherer 335-2951 Steve Glazier 335-5609 Lot in Piqua with a good brick building on the rear, 20'x35'.

Make good storage for someone. $6500. Call 473-2474. FOUR BEDROOMS This lovely 2 story home has 8 large rooms and you could use one of the living rooms for fifth bedroom. New gas furnace, new wiring and new kitchen $28,900.

773-8487 noun. o. Sheryl Havenar 773-1969 3 BEDROOMS Completely remodeled, carpeted throughout, large living room with electric fireplace, formal dining room, ample cupboards in kitchen, full cement basement with work shop. Storms and screens all around. No.

200. $22,600. COVINGTON 3 bedroom ranch home on Covington's east side. Large 14x20 living room. Many appliances included.

Fully insulated. 2 cor garage. No. 208. $30,900.

LIETTE Hobert Neves Thomas Murphy Gerald Huusfcld James Schrubb Craig Tyson Belle Partington REALTY I 773-5787 773-6954 773-1137 773-1375 773-6736 1 2 BEDHOOM DELUXE APARTMENTS Carpeted Appliances Air Conditioned COLONIAL TERRACE APARTMENTS 1901 Covington Ave. 773-6994 3 bedroom house with attached garage, $185 per month plus deposit. 773-9320. 778-8686 2 bedroom heat water furnished, southwcstcnd. 773-6905 CANDLEWOOD HILLS Morally Assisted 3 bedroom 2 story house in Loans Now $159 Monthly Payments Fur (JuuUficd Purelmsera Now 2, 3 4 Bedroom BRICK HOMES $23,950 To $36,000 Sales Office Models: IJlvil.

Open: 1 p.m. To 7 p.m. South End. Inquire 612 W. High after 2 p.m.

North end 1 bedroom large apartment, close to downtown, security doors, heat furnished, $150 plua deposit. 778-8788 Piqua 773-5501 I SCHWAB 430 N. Wayne Office 773-5833 Dorothy Schaffer 773-3410 Wanda Popp 773-C87S Kayc Brush 773-1938 Are You In A Financial Bind? I Buy Houses! Bob Holler Real Estate 773-0722 2 Family Duplex Ideal location only 3 blocks West of downtown from this sturdy property built as 2 family for live-in with income. 5 Conveniently arranged rooms in each unit including 2 bedrooms, cabinets, baths, front and rear entrie9 plus extra large basement with gas fired hot water furnace for low cost comfortable heat. Side drive to 1 car garage.

To see this good buy No. 115, call us we have the keys. All? 222 W. Ash St. I Ph.

773-8215 BobForror Eves. 773-5114 Larry Covault Eves. 773-7899 Charles Sanders Eves. 773-8844 Home: 773-0932 CALL A I Office 122:1 South.Si. Sherrv I'Vosl 778-ICW) WliynVnr Knren Angle THE LAM-I1EE CO.

Piqua office: 308 Caldwell Ph. 773-8500, Dick Blythc, Mgr. Covington office: 7733 N. Crescent Drive. 773-3800 or 473-228S Maury Lambroff, Broker Ask About Our Guaranteed Sales Plan Steve Roller 778-1121 JohnCreager Berry 778-0007 By Owner 3 bedroom, all paneled downstairs.

New storm i bath kitchen. $19,900. 320 E. North St. Also 1 bedroom, possible 2 bedroom homo.

1 car garage, 120 ft. deep lot On W. Water SI 3,900. Phone 7711-267:) 4 Rooms and bath, 304 School Bradford, partly furnighcd, not ovur 1 child, $70 a month plus utilities. 'M 8-2 101 01-698-1332.

Apartments Inquire 413 Adams Wood-Wayne Furniture Ground Floor-Furnished 3 rooms, remodeled, near downtown, next to laundromat, 1 block from grocery, we pay the heutl 773-8093. Storage space, boats, cars and campers, $5 and up, 773-336-1, Large unfurnished downstairs apartment, newly decorated, 4 rooms and bath, nice back- yiird, uncial security or old age pensioners preferred, must bo clean, absolutely no dogs or Sleeping room, kitchen privileges, cots. $75 per month. Inquire men only. 778-0287 or 773-5951 604 S.

Mam Piqua, after 6. CHUCK COX Really Inc. 773-7695 LU Kvcs. 9. For Rent 2.

the full prico for this 2-bodroom homo with "no oint" osboslos Living room, lorge kitchen, alh, basemen! and garage. 3. is the unbelievable prico lor this 4-bedroom home, tiving room, dining room, kitchen, bolh and attic storage. Good Park Avenue location. 4 $15 500.

2 (possibly 3) bodroom brick with hoatod work or hobby shop, tiving room, dining room, kitchen, family room (ar 3rd bedroom), both, partial basomoni and attic storage. Pholo-tislod homos lo $90,900. PROTECT rOUR LARGEST FINANCIAL COMMITMENT BUYING A HOUSE. DEMAND A 1 TEAR WARRANTY. IF IHI ANSWER IS NOI CALL KRONENBERG REALTY ASSOC, INC.

EfcrfflWlf Rffl.ltV AssVflp.tes, Inc real estate professional natu A Drive floiomono Hughr juftiof Co'niic" Dtiva 77(1 OIJOFveninas 773 43ill REALTY 226 W. High 773-4983 Eileen Sharp Eves. 778-1047 Helen Phillips Eves. 404 N. WAYNE ST.

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