Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 7

i Monday 1984 WHmfagtou 0 Newi Jottrna! 7 I tf Rotarians Set Mrs Harold BARRY GOLDWATER 4 4 patterns Attest: I STANLEY if I Clerk (Mon26Oct) OCTOBER SPECIALS nrtc8APf mini nin WILMINGTON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER MURPHY CO the Club Made to Your Measure with Idjust or You" Patterns Mrs Glenn Mrs Oscar tons the highest level for more than a year Steel price composite on No 1 heavy melting steel scrap held at $3650 a gross ton unchanged for the third straight week RANK GARRETT Chairman at au fol Mrs BOARD count 1 RANK GARRETT Chairman to order and presided Jerry Greene gave the tions The 'discussion health insurance was October Mrs at 2 (EST) of RO ARD of Clinton County RANK GARRETT Chairman 1 near rearo The sheriff said body was found on i country road in the Pedro area about 20 miles north of Ironton Rose who had AWAKENING 1 incised carving of great delicacy that harmonizes with either modern or traditional china anccsystai OHIO CITIZENS OR RUSSELL BROWN Ml Broadway St Blanchester A GRAVES WILLIAMS JR Chairmen of Clinton County RANK GARRETT Chairman CURTIS or two weeks only! on these famous TOWLE sterling MADEIRA the famous inspired this interpretation of embroidery in solid silvotr 26 South St hold their October guests of Mr and Mrs Ricbad Mrs Matthews visited son anu family Dr and Mrs Charles Matthews and children Charles Jr Melissa and Kimberly Mrs William Holmes was in with the hostesses for the Always aithful Class meeting at the home of Mrs Rulon Wednesday after noon Polla for said Election will i (EST) Ot board of of Clinton County RANK GARRET? Chairman CURTIS And our BUCKIE BOOTS $299 PR Lawrence Countian Held for Shooting IRONTON Ohio (APh Sher ghooting iff Carl Rose said today ne was holding a Lawrence county man in the fatal shooting late tic Alliance I ive years ago President Adolfo Lopez Mateos of Mexico told a special meeting of the Organization of American States that OAS economic ef forts had not measured up to expectations vear a Russian troops ended their blockade of an American military convoy which had been detained for 52 fcAnre in ast Germany en route to West Berlin from West Ger many RECORDERS Regular $1888 $1577 of Yugoslavia In 1942 the United States scored a victory in the Battle of Cape Esperance In 1945 Gen Anton Dostler the first officer of the German general staff to be tried before a US military commission on was sen Attest: I STANLEY curtis Clerk (Mon26Oct) Today In History (By the Associated Press) Today is Monday Oct 12 Columbus Day the 286th day of 1964 There are 80 ays left in the year highlight in history: On this date In 1870 the Confederate mili tary commander Gen Robert Leei died In 1915j during World War 1 the Britisn nurse louh vaven was executed by the Germans In 1934 Peter II became king xxxxxXDXtXXXXXXXX SHIT DRESSES Sizes 10 18 Compare at $398 $298 EA will meet with Mrs Williams Work GIOVES Regular 3 pr L45 Now'' rt I 3 PR $1 the man in custody with him at the scene the slaying said the suspect had admitting the Leading Department 26 Main St "Start Now to Sew Your Holiday Dresses and ormats" Chiffons and Taffetas 69c yard to 199 yard NOTICE ELECTION Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board of Education of the Sabina Local School District Jn Au lust 3 1964 there will be submitted to the qualified electors of said school district at the jeneral elect ion to be held on the 3rd day of November 1964 at the regular places voting therein the question of levying a tax (renewal and increase) for the benefit of the Sabina Local School District for the purpose of providing current expenses at a not exceeding 8 mills which is a renewal of 780 mills and an in crease of twenty hundredths (20) mills for each one dollar of valua tion which amounts to Eighty Cents (3080) for each one hundred dollars valuation for a period of five (5) years The Polls for said Election will be open at 8:30 A and remain ope nuntll 8:30 (EST) ofaBYdORDER of BOARD ELECTIONS ot Clinton County U1UU Klnt nklp Ounta All Aid To Communist Countries Must Halt" Scheduled The Church School Board of Education meets tonight at the Methodist Church at 8 The Enright Circle members will be welcomed by Mrs John Hughes and Gene Wil liams into the Hughes home Tuesday evening at 8 Mrs Vir ginia Hildebrant is program leader 'and Mrs Williams will give the devotions Mrs Donald Roberts will en tertain the Christian Service Circle members at her Carey town home Tuesday evening at 8 for the October meeting Mrs Lewis Bernard will be hostess at her country home Wednesday at 2 to mem bers of the New Vienna Wom riub Mrs Walter Drake will give the Devotions and Mrs Harley Phillips the afternoon program The Tarry A While Sewing 1 211 the 1 U1UD WU1 UUAU wv meeting at the home of Carrie Eaton Wednesday Wednesday at 2 crehino Stitchers Sewing tvenneui Dalton Lodge and AM will Business meeting Thursday at 8 in the Masonic Temple The fall supper at the Mount Olive Church of Christ will be notice of election Notice i hereby given to ft resolution adopted by the Hoard of Education of the Massie Local School ton and Warren Counties Ohio on Au cust 17th 1964 there wiU be sub 'rmued to the qualified electors of said Local School District at the general election on the 3rd day of November 1964 at the regular vot ing places ruewal of a tax for the benefit ot the Clinton Massie Local trict Clinton and Warren Counties Ohio for the purpose of Provllnf current operating expenses at a rate not exceeding 5 mUls for each one doUar of valuation which founts to 50 for each one hurl dred dollars of valuation for nveThtTPolU tor said Election will ba open at 6:30 A remain open until 6:30 (EST) of byORDER of the BOARD ELECTIONS of Clinton County Ohi0 AWTt CARRETT Chairman 1 A STANLEY CURTIS Clerk (Mon26Qct) NOTICE ELECTION NoUce is hefeby given i suant to a resolution adopted by the CouncU of the VlUage of Port WU liam Clinton County Ohio on Au gust 3 1964 there will be wbnnltted to the qualified voters of said Village at the General Election to be held on November 3 1964 at theregular places of voting therein the ques tion of levying a renewal Pf a tax 2 for the benefit of the Village for the purpose of providing current opera ting expenses at a rate not exceed ing Three (3) mills for each one dollar of valuation which amounts to Thirty Cents (3030) for each one hundred dollars of valuation for the period of three (3) years The Polls for said Election will be open at 6:30 A and remain open until 6:30 (EST) of of the BOARD ELECTIONS of Clinton County RANK GARRETT Chalrjnan Attest: STANLEY CURTIS Clerk (Mon2SOct) Satins Velveteen Brocades 149 yard to 249 yard: 1 1 i AaTa nn tWO faVOntC Towle patterns at reduced prices fronr October 5 through October 17 After October 17 these patterns will be available only on special order at higher prices Corrie in today and take advantage of this unusual opportunity to start or fill in your Towle sterling serv ice at substantial savings 4 Piece Place Setting' (teaspoon place knife place fork salad fork) y' Regular Price $3500 Sale Price $2626 1 ONLY 2 MORE DAYS Covering materials for ehairs curtains drape slipcovers Off the roll 50c yd up EXPERT UPHOLSTERING WORK ree estimates! Work done promptly! All work guaranteed to your satisfaction) Yard material avauame ior yvu Mr and MrsHoward Martin Av Wilmington Phorip 382 3759 4OV ilvlouu Miller Turner Jewelers Wilmington Attest: STANLEY CURTIS Clerk (Mon26Oct) 'J' NOTICE ELECTION Notice is hereby given that pur suant to a resolution adopted by the Board of Township Trustees of Lib erty Township Clinton County Ohio upon July 9th 1964 there will be submitted to the qualified elec tors ot said township at the General Election to be held on the 3rd day of November 1964 at the regular vntina therein the auei non oi issuing wuu yi ship in the sum of $10000 for the purpose of constructing a public building for housing and storing ma chinery and tools owned by the Township and of levying a tax to pay the principal and interest of said bonds outside of the ten mill constitutional limitation The maximum number of years during which the bonds will run is ten (10) years and the estimated average aaoinonai of the ten mill limitation to pay the Interest thereon and to retire same as certified by the County Auditor will've thirty hundredths (30) mills per dollar of tax valuation which amounts to three cents ($003) for each one hundred (8100) dollars of tax valustloh The PoUs for said Election will be open at 8:30 A and remain open until said uaj BY ORDER of the ri Trr'rmNS Ohio READ THE CLASSIIED ADS NOTICE O' APPOINTMENT Estate of Jesse Beatty ceased Notice to hereby given that Loren Beatty of 3334 Dixie Highway ranklin Ohio has been duly a pointed Administrator of the Estate of Jesse Beatty deeeaaed late of Wilmington Clinton Creditors are required to ffle their claims with said fiduciary within four months Dated this 29th day of September 1964' HOWARD BARNS Probate Judge of said County I JANET WHEELER Deputy Clerlt (Monl90ct) Attest: STANLEY Clerk (Mon260ct) NOTICE ELECTION 4 Ndtice is hereby given that pur tauant to a resolution the Board of Education of the New Kenton Local School District Clin ton and Highland Counties Oh on September 4 1964 there will be to the qualified electors of said school district at the Gen eral Election on November 3 1964 at the regular places of therein the question of tax for the benefit of the New Kenton Local School District for providing cur rent expenses and which tax is a renewal of an existing levy of 150 mills and an increase of 3 mills to constitute a tax of 450 mills for each one dollar of valuation which amounts to $045 for each one him drod dollars of valuation fop the of eight years The Polls for Said Election wUl be open at 6:30 AM and ramata Open until 6:30 (EST) of dan yi BY ORDER of BOARD ELECTIONS of Clinton County RANK GARRETT Chairman CURTIS Clerk (Mon260ct) Election will 1 and remain (EST) of BOARD of Clinton County RANK GARRETT Chairman Attest STANLEY CURTIS Clerk Clerk (Mon26Qct) NOTICE ELECTION Notice is hreeby given that pur suant to a resolution adopted by the Board of Education ot the Blan chester Local School District Clin ton Clermont Warren and Brown Counties Ohio on August 10 1964 there will be presented to the quali fied alactors of said school district at the general election on Novem ber 3 1964 at the regular places of voting therein the question of a re newal of a tax for the benefit of the Blanchester Local School District Clinton Clermont Warren and Brown Counties Ohio for the pur pose of providing current operating expenses at a rate not exceeding 350 mills for each one dollar of val uatlon which amounts to $035 for each one hundred dollars of valua tion for five (5) years The Polla for said Election will be open at 6:30 A and remain open uniu said day BY ORDER of BOARD ELECTIONS of' Clinton County Ohio RANK GARRETT Chairman Attest: STANLEY CURTIS Clerk KnTiriE ELECTION Notice is hereby given that pur suant to a resolution adopted by Board of Township Trustees of Clark Township Clinton County Ohio on the fifth day of September 1964 there will be submitted to the aualified voters of said Township at ie General Election to be held on November 3 1964 at the regular places of voting therein the ques tion of levying an additional tax for the benefit of the Township for the purpose of providing ire Protec tion at a rate not exceeding one (1) mill for each one dollar of valua tion which amounts to Ten Cents ($0:10) for each one hundred dollars of valuation for the period of five The "Polla for said Election will be open at 8:30 A and remain open unui oov saia ciay BY ORDER of the ELECTIONS Ohio Steel Output Record Seen Mark atari Excited About Consumption Sunday night of John Reaper of vvTT AND API Steel production appears headed for V6 reCOra UUS yeurr uuk UIL that steel marketers are most excited fcbout is the prospect of I whopping record for consump tion Of steel well the maga zine Steel reported today Consumption "is going to be higher this year than ever be the trade publication pre dieted "It will probably beat the record set last year (an esti mated 778 million product tons) Kv more than five million tons I it will reach a new peak by keeping pace with the' econo my record penoramnee Steel said the growth" in steel consumption "makes steel producers feel that turning the corner in their battle with competitive materials" The metalworking weekly said that because lost the big advantage we had In foreign record consumption i be necessarily mean rec ord shipments 1955 the year mm snip ments hit an all time high of 847 million tons we had a foreign surplus of nearly three million tons This year probably have a trade deficit larger than that" Shipments will total aV least 835 million tons Steel said if steel ingot production reaches the predicted record level of 125 million tons The magazine said shipments continued ata high level last week despite the strike at Gen eral Motors Corp Steel said estimated produc tion of 26 million tons last week was expected to be topped this week Operations now are at the annual rate of 135 million ingot this Wednesday with a complete' menu Serving starts at 5 Wednesday at 7fA0 at the Methodist ChurciUhe Mem bership and Evagelism Com mission will meet to complete plans for the week of evangelis ic services which will be Nov 8 to 15 Rev Wamsley is the evangelist A shower will be held at the airview riends Church hon oring Mr and Mrs Larry Ber nard of Columbus riday at 8 m' amilies of the meeting are invited Council Meets dvaai Pruni1 "Nfl 1R of Highland County met at the panied Mr and Mrs Paul UI1K home of Mr and Mrs rank hart and family to Dayton bun A Davis of near Careytown day where they were Ai'Uwitr 1 rt 1 1 iixxxAB The chairman Mrs Charles Slashman MeKihhen called the meeting i last week with her devo topic intro duced and led by Mrs Wharton The hosts served lunch long tables centered witn tumn arrangements The inwinv were nresent: Charles McKibben Mrs GWharton Mrs Walter Cleveng er Mr and Mrs Harold Briggs Mr and Mrs Guy Ro berts Mr and Smith Mr and Stanfield Mr and Mrs Ray mond Metzger Mr and Mrs Carl Smith and the hosts Mr and Mrs Davis Guests pres ent were Mr and Mrs Jerry 1 NOTICE ELECTION Notice herreby given that pur suant to a resolution adopted by the Council of the ViUage of Clarksville on July 20 1964 there will be sub mitted to three qualified electors of said Village at the General Election to be held on November 3 1964 at the regular places of voting therln tn question ot levying i riewal) for the benefit of the Vil lage of Clarksville for the purpose of providing funds for the Operat ing Expenses for the Volunteer ire Department at a rate not exceeding 190 milla which is a renewal of an existing levy of 190 mills for each one dollar of valuation which amounts to IS for each one hundred dollars of valuation for the period ot three (3) years The Polls for said be open at 6:30 A open untU 6:30 said day BY ORDEB of the ELECTIONS Ohio Club into four teams The team selling the most tickets in ad vance will not have to Work at the Annual Pancake Day Chairman and co chairmen of the various teams are: Team No 1 "The Blue' Em it chairman and rs 4 aa ofioirm an a ivartirnft charge No 2 Tigers" 'fenced to deathelore firing Leonard 'Kaufman chairman squad and William or vearsagd The" rench vA eochairman Team 3 XaT 'X Assembly ap ireballs proved the armament of West Babb chairman and Hugh Hei a sovereign and Reynolds chairman andTed Vandervort co chairman' On the various committees James Cook is general chair man the Rev John Morris head chef Borton ticket sales chairman btrauon mblicity chairman and May nard Davids finance chair man nr rancr Olympic Team marches Into National Stadium looTdng very much as if somebody with initials LBJ supplied the hats Davis of Highland and Mi'" I Jerry Greene and daughter ixew Vienna Karen of Hillsooro CARRIER DOUGLAS HUTCHINS 'ROy Linkhart' returned to his Phone 987 3892 home riday after being ax surgical patient in jjayene Memorial Hospital since Sept 7 at Washington He is improving satisfactorilly Clyde Wilson a student atWilmington College had vthe honor to be chosen to play in the A Band all of next week thp A Convention in Kansas City Mo Clyde plays the saxophone: He ien ror Kansas City riday Mr aid Mrs red Bennett and sons of Wilmington and Gary Breeze were Sunday din ner guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Garman Mr and Mrs John Aills and daughters of Leesburg accom Pancake Day or Oct 31 I Arthur Borton ticket sales chairman of the Wilmington Ro tary Club Annual Pancake Day said today that sales or the an nual event are going well Pan cakePay will be held Saturday Oct 31 at the Wilmington Jun ior High School cafeteria Borton ha divided the Rotary NOTICE ELECTION Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Board of County Commis sioners of Clinton County Ohio on July 8 1964 there will be submit ted to the qualified electors of said county at the regular election to be held on the 3rd day of November i 1964 at the regular places of voting therein the question of issuing bonds of said county in the sum of $650000 for the purpose of improv fog the Clinton County Hospital irnnwn Clinton Memorial Hospi tal by constructing and recon structing nospuai ouiKimp furnishing the same and of levying a tax to pay the principal and inter ests of said bonds outside of the ten milT Constitutional tax limitation The maximum number of years during which the bonds will run is twenty three (23) years and the esti mated average additional tax rate outside of the ten mill limitation to pay the Interest thereon and to re tire the same as certified by the County Auditor will be 43 mills per dollar ot tax valuation which amounts to four and three tenths cents ($0043) for each one hundred dollars of tax valuation The Polls for said Election will be open at 6:30 and remain open until 6:30 (EST) of Sftiu nay qv nnmil ftf the of Clinton Ohio Come Choose your fabrics from our of wonderful fashion fabrics by the yard McCALL and SIMPLICITY PATTERNS STANLEY MCURTIS Clerk (Mon260ct) NOTICE ELECTION Pursuant to a resolution passed by the Council of the Village of Sa bina on July 20 1964 there will be enhmitted to the qualified electors a rt nr I pni i 1 iicu UL BCflU I 1 i riav ir 11QD ID UC'llCJU vu viu November 1964 at the regular places of voting therein the quest ion of levying a tax (renewal) for the benefit of Village of Sabina for the purpose Of providing funds for current expenses at a rate not ex ceeding 280 mills for each one dol lar of valuation which amounts to Twenty eight Cents ($028) for each one hundred dollars of valuation for period of five years i The Polls for said Election will be open at 6:30 A and remain open until 6:30 (EST) ofaByd0RDER of the BOARD ELECTIONS Ohio CORRESPONDENT MRS MABEL DAVIS Phone 987 5071 A PLANNINGN AUCTION? 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