The Daily Advocate du lieu suivant : Greenville, Ohio • 16

Thursday, August 28, 1176 AUTOMOTIVE Hays Chose Successor: Wargo Applegate said he has no plans to ask Hays to campaign for him in the race against one 'Republican, an independent, and one write-in candidate. In fact, he said he knows Hays only casually, having seen him "mostly at parades and political gatherings. said he was going to run for the 18th Distnct seat in 1978, no matter what, the 64-year-old Hays did. Hays intended to retire that year. Greenville Advocilt I PEAL ESTATE 38.

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Woodland quiet EarlyBoundary Error Caused Toledo War By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Sen. Douglas Applegate's selection as a Democratic replacement for U.S. Rep. Wayne Hays on the November congressional ballot was almost a foregone conclusion.

However, state Rep. John P. Wargo, D-2 Lisbon, said it was rammed through at Hays bidding in advance of the Aug. 16 county chairmens meeting at which it became official. Wayne Hays hasnt lost his power in the 18th District," asserted Wargo, who denied any personal ambition to succeed the embattled congressman.

He gate probably added that Applega deserves the nod. But Wargo, former Columbiana County recorder and deputy auditor now completing his third term in the Ohio House, said Hays lined up the county chairmen for theSteubenville senator and then joined Columbiana County Chairman Don Gosney in a plan to embarrass Wargo. Gosney is a long-time Hays associate and an admitted political foe of Wargo. He denied the allegations. Wargo, 37, said Hays and Gosney timed the Aug.

16 meeting of the nine county chairmen to coincide with a testimonial dinner being given in Lisbon for Wargo. Then, he said, Gosney placed his name in nomination for the November ballot vacancy, knowing Applegate had it sewed up. Gosney said he nominated Wargo so that his home county would be included among those under consideration. He withdrew it after some of the county chairmen said Wargo told them he didn't want to seat. The Wargo dinner had long been planned for 6:30 p.m.

on the night on the night of the selection. At the request of Gosney, Wargo contended, the county chairmen's meeting was set for 7 p.m. Wargo said Applegate, 46, wavered back and forth as to whether he would attend the dinner, but finally said at the last minute that he was going to be there. He said that was after all the maneuvering that went von, and he had the nomination assured. Wargo said at that point, he telephoned Applegate and asked him not to attend the dinner.

As it turned out, the congressional candidate nominee didn't attend either meetmg. Applegate, a veteran of almost 16 years in the legislature, received 14 of the 18 votes from the chairmen and county Democratic secretaries allowed to vote on the successor to Hays. They then made it unanimous. The senator denied allegations in some quarters that he is a crony of Hays, and said he feels he has earned the nomination by virtue of his government experience. He By The Associated Press Much has already been written about the abortive, sq- called "Toledo War during thd 1832-1836 term of Ohios Gov.

Robert Lucas. It arose from the fact that little was known about western geography when Ohio was admitted to the Union. The error in setting the boundary made no difference until a third of a century later when Michigan was preparing to become a state. Then it was learned that the1 error might mean trouble, for Michigan claimed a strip eight miles wide which included the important harbor at the mouth of the Maumee. The land was fertile, and the building of the Miami and Erie Canal, as well RESTAURANT Seats 70, doing excellent business, located 127 Business Loop.

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AUlW nfciA SCHULTZ MOTORS min mt of fouM 127 Darke County's Finest Cars Service 54843 IQ re, HAMILTON MOTORS N. BROADWAY EBON iniw Saturday, August 28, 1976 Public Auction by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Selhorst, located 7 miles west of Minster, Ohio, on the Minster-Ft. Recovery or 12 miles south of Celina, Ohio on St.

Rt. 127 to Minster-Ft. Recovery east 2 miles to the Goettemoeller then south 44 mile, starting at 11 :00 A.M. Sale consists of farm machinery, antiques, and household goods. For complete listing see Greenville Advocate, August 20, Cold water Auction Service auctioneers and realtors.

Aug. 25-27 Monday, August 30, 1976 public sale by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lais Ann (Grosh) Volpenhein, located at 216 East Canal Street, Ansonia, Ohio, starting at 7:00 p.m. Sale consists of Real Estate.

Open house Sunday, August 15, 22, 29 from 2-4, For complete listing see Greenville Advocate August 13, 20, and 26. Roll, Martino, Roll. August 20-30 -WOTICE The regular meeting of the Greenvilfe Township Trustees will be held Tuesday, September 7, 1976. v7 Kay Deeter, Clerk IT Aug. 26 Cal Roll Realty Charlotte Bey 548-4860 Elmer Wade 548-5524- By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK (AP) The national consumer price index is to your wallet what the Dow Jones industrial average is to your stock portfolio.

It may have much meaning, or it might have none at all. Investors know that it is very unlikely that anyone would buy all 30 stocks in the industrial average and no others, and so the daily fortunes of investors usually vary widely. Some will win, others lose, regardless of the average. And economists know that the Nolle of Appointment Revised Cod, 5ec. 2 il 3.06 Case No.

38004 Jrstare of Hazel N. Marker Notice is hereby given that Chalmer F. Marker of Union City Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Estete of Hazel N. Marker of Oarke County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within three months Dated this luh day of August 1976.

Edward Williams, Judge Court of Common Pleas, Probate Division Marchal 8 Marchal Attorneys 3T Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2' FURNITURE AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST a 12 NOON Broyhill Armstrong DMI living room, dining room bedrooms, miscellaneous carpet, lamps paneling, doors, etc. VIHDALE CORPORATION 800 Abort Rd. Brookvflfe, Ohio TERMS: CASH Doors opsn for inspection, I AM.

DAVD WiNKSL AucL ENTRIES BIG AT DARKE FAIR There were 1,129 entries in the Agricultural Department judging. First place winner was Terry Sipple with 59 first places and Francis Byers was next with 53 firsts and 56 second places. Sipple pad 31 second places. George Bowman still gets a bang out of the places UCEFiSED BOILER OPERATOR CORNING GLASS WORKS IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR A LICENSED BOILER OPERATOR FOR THE STATE OF OHIO. UCEKSE IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT ED COLONS, PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR, CORNING GLASS WORKS, MARTIN STREET, GREENVILLE, OHIO (PHONE: 548-1131) I 1 CORNING IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY i 46 EMPLOYER as one.

Wabash Toledo a big port, Governor Mason of Michigan connecting with the Indiana, made called out his militia, and with General Brown and 1,000 men marched to Toledo. Lucas, whose firmness was famous, led 600 volunteers to Perrysburg. The Michigan troops were kidnaping Ohioans, and special session of the Ohio legislature was called to pass a law preventing such acts. But the only bloodshed in the strange "war was the result of a stabbing and not a shooting, for no shots were fired. Finally, the peacemaker appeared while the Michigan and Ohio troops stood ready for battle.

President Jackson sent a display of gourds went to Bowman, with Betty Cox, New Madison, runner up. Sipple displayed the largest watermelon, and largest muskmeloo was won by George Burbage and runner up was his wife. (AdvoPlx by Moody) For Her ONE SIZE '(2-3-4) A pretty pinafore with Sunbonnet Sue pocket and matching bonnet for her wardrobe 1 No. 364 has tissue Sizes 2, 3, 4 inclusive; sewing and applique di-. rectiona.

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1976 ALBUM plus Special Quilt Supplement of pattern pieces and directions for 7 quilts. Price $2.00. ALSO THESE S00KS ATSUS EACH. He. S-11S-BL0E RIBBON QUILTS.

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N. tZS-MAKI A SIFT. Many Sifts 1m frinss tnf tally. WOMENS WORLD A GUIDE FOR ACTIVE WOMEN SEWING CRAFTS SHOPPING PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS We the undersigned will sell at public auction located at 214 West Water Street, Greenville, Ohio Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1976 Glass door cupboard, wood drop leaf breakfast set and 4 chairs, glass door cupboard base, wash stand, old oval drop leal table, Frigkialre refrigerator, 2-base cabinet, small tables, oak chest of drawers, pictures, old frames, Ingraham -eight day mantle clock, dressing table, studio couch, day bed, combo wood wardrobe and chest, base rocker, Philco portable T.V.

and stand, console T.V., 7 floor lamps, Simons metal bed complete, vanity and stool, oak dresser, old Singer treadle sewing machine, portable electric sewing machine, end stands, metal utility table, glass door china cupboard, Knee hole desk and chair, hassock and chest, camel back trunk, porch swing, 2 card tables, folding chairs, wood oval stand, wood, rocker, wood chairs, metal flower stand, wicker stand, lawn chairs, metal bon urn, flower pots, snow fence, bird feeder, few hand tools, storage hassock, bedding towels, table radio, glass Jars home dated, pots, pans, cookware, some very old, old glass lamp shades, some depression, some old dishes, many other items too numerous to mention. Term of sale: Cash S. A. SMITH Owner Eileen Whltmer and Glenna Shumaker P.A. Maybie Wiebusch, Clerk Roll Martino and Rod, Auctioneers Not responsible for accidents Fitter's Lunch OPEN HOUSE Sunday, August 29 2 13 5 pjn.

national consumer price index, while valuable as an indicator of the economys direction, might apply precisely to none of the geographic areas of the country. Neither the industrial average nor the consumer price index can be used as a measure of ones own finances. In July, for example, the price index for the nation as a whole rose 0.5 per cent, but in New York the rise was only 0.4 per cent, in Detroit 0.7 and in Los Angeles, a very inflationary 1.1 percent. If you examine the past 12 months you find a similarly diverse story. Whereas the price index for' the entire nation rose 5.4 per cent from July of 1975 to July of 1976, the increase was 6.7 per -cent in both Chicago and Philadelphia.

The breakdown of the components also reveals vast differences. New Yorkers during July experienced an increase in housing costs of only 0.1 per cent, or 1.2 per cent on an annual basis. But in Los Angeles, housing cost rose 1.1 per cent, or 13.2 per cent annually. Is the consumer price index therefore meaningless? Not at all. The CPI does have an application that is more limited than many people realize, but it is nonetheless an essential measurement of over-all direction, one that policy makers could scarcely do without.

It does, however, have rather limited application to individual decision-making because of the wide geographical range of habitation and the diverse living habits of individuals. If the statistics are used as individual guides, then the geographical breakdowns for particular areas are much more valuable than the national averages, although still not nearly so valuable as ones own personal records. It isnt only the CPI that is often misconstrued as a guide to personal affairs rather than as a general indicator of the economy. The popularly used jobless rate is often so misused, to the chagrin of the Labor Department. Invariably, some individuals apply the rises and falls of jobless rate as a measure of their own job security, if they have one, or a measure of their chances of finding a job, if they are unemployed.

Used properly, the numbers are invaluable. Used for the wrong purpose, however, the numbers can often distort and deceive. Mrs. Doles Problem KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) The selection Qf Sen.

Robert Dole as President Ford's running mate has precipitated something of a family crisis whether his wife should resign from the Federal Trade Commission. Elizabeth Hanford Dole has been on the FTC since 1973, when she was appointed for a seven-year term by President Nixon. That was two years before she married the once-divorced Dole. With her husband now the Republican vice presidential nominee, Mrs. Dole who says she is a political independent will be expected to campaign with him.

That has raised questions about two possible conflicts of interest in view of Mrs. Doles role on the panel that regulates competition in advertising and business. If Dole were elected, he would be in line for the presidency and his wife would be an appointed federal official. In addition, the campaign will be financed with federal money and Mrs. Dole, a federal official, would be involved in the campaign.

When Mrs. Dole was asked Thursday whether she would resign, she. replied, I dont knew yet. Its something Im considering. Meanwhile, the White House is checking the legalities of the situation.

Mrs. Dole, born Mary Elizabeth Hanford 39 years years ago in Salisbury, N.C., is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Duke University, where she headed the student government and won honors in political science. She has both a law degree and a masters degree in education from Harvard. 1 I I 4 F5 if 1- 1 4 t- 4 1 h-A i ft 4 S- 3i a I a if 1 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME TEN YEAR OLD BRICK RANCH W.B. FIREPLACE -FULL BASEMENT WELL LANDSCAPED WITH MANY STATELY TREES LOCATED ON 7 ACRES IN TRI-VILLAGE S.D.

OTHER BUILDINGS INCLUDE 3 CAR HEATED GARAGE 2 LARGE BARNS OTHER STORAGE BUILDINGS LOCATION: 7 MILE SOUTH OF H0UANS8UR6 ON THE H0UAKS8UR6-MCHM0ND RD. he wins as do George and Mary Burbage who all have attended the Fair for many years. Ruth Rhoades, secretary of Department is shown here with a green mammoth Hungarian won by Fster Billenstein, New Weston. Byers was runner up. Best Color Accent You Home PAINTS WALLCOVERING Lehman's Inc.

1170 Dayton Rd. 11 35 When you care enough to grvn the vary best THE CARD SHOP RUTHS CERAMICS Grtamn Paints Caramic Qatsas 130 a 1DQ pm. Ewrydey Exeem Fri 6 Sun. 5483473 WE ARE MOVING to a new location at the COIN-OP Comer of 5th Walnut WATCH FOR OUR MOVING SALE BIRTS Sewing Center 608 S. Broadway Greenville THIS ADVERTISING SPACE IS FOR SALE MANY OF OUR SUBSCRIBERS WOULD BE READING THIS AD, THE SAME AS YOU ARE NOW DOING! PHONE 548-3151 AND ASK FOR CLASSIFIED DEPT.

Cute Cover-Up A darling Crinoline Lad is a cute cover-up foi that extra roll of bathroom tissue! No. 28S has crochet and finishing directions. 76 Otan, l4 7M Nr Me 2S4 for poftafa aoS 6NNE C4S0T (mm of eaor) 1 1SO Avo. of Amtrteae How Tort, N.T. 10036 Print Nemo, 4r wilt ZIP CODE 4 Stylo Homkor.

1976 album plus Special Quilt Supplement of pattern pieces and directions for 7 quilts. $2.00. ALSO THESE S00K AT $1 Jl EACH. No. S-11S-SIUE SISSON OUILTS.

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(-120 MARE 0IFT. Many Sifts far trim it anS family. LARGE INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURE COMPANY DOING BUSINESS IN US. IS IN NEED OF SOME TOP CALIBER MEN. WE NOW HAVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: SUPERVISORS -FULL TIME, DISTRICT MANAGERS FULL TIME, RJU.

TIME, REPRESENTATIVES -PART TIME. THE FOLLOWING PREREQUISITE ARE ASSETS, WE PREFER YOU HAVE, BEFORE YOU SEND A RESUME' 1. AGRICULTURE ORIENTED, 1 SELF-MOTIVATOR, 1 AMBITION, 4. HONESTY. IF YOU DECIDE YOU HAVE THESE ASSETS, AND ARE READY TO EARN THE TO1 DOLLAR AND GET AHEAD WITH A RAPIDLY DEVELOP ING COMPANY, SEND YOUR RESUME TO BOX A-24 Greenville Advocate.

PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sefl at public auction located at 1211 HoflyhlD at the intersection of Rhoades and Garden-wood, Greenville, Ohio. SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, 1976 GREEKVILU HOME 6 room ranch white brick home, modepi kitchen with birch cabinet. Also dishwasher, stove with hood. Disposal, dinette, large family room with fireplace, sliding door to patio.

Large llvtng room with picture window. Full bath, shower, 2 bedroom with wardrobe space. 1 master bedroom with half bath. Fully carpeted. Utility room, 2 car garage, garage paneled, good roof.

Large comer lot, shrubbey.and tree. Decoration in good shape. Electric heat. Close to school. Large antenna.

Curtain and drapes stay with house. Mr. Buyer be sure and look this residence over. 1 Selling free of appraisal. Purchaser assume taxei due in June 1977 and thereafter.

Terms 15 on day of sale and balance on delivery of deed with 20 day from date of sale. Real estate sefl at 1 p.m. Home open for your inspection Sunday, August 22 and 29, 1976 from 2 to 4 P.M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS General Electric no frost refrigerator, Frigidalre matching washer and dryer. Hot Point upright food locker, 3 piece Mediterranean walnut bedroom suit complete, oak drum table, red bedroom chair, clothes hamper, Norelco electric sewing machine, afl kinds of stitching, 5 piece twin bedroom suite, complete, RCA color TV, sewing rocker, lime oak drum stand, decorated mild can barrel and pump light, flowered tapestry davenport, royal blue chair, 1 drawer end table, 5 piece hard maple dinette set, hard maple hutch, 2 piece hard maple bar, 3 hard maple bar chairs, 2 bar stools.

Early American flowered lazy boy davenport. Early American rust Lazy Boy chair. Early American foot stool, pole light card table and 4 chairs, Xmas decorations, Kirby sweeper, lawn chair, stand lamp, pictures, electric kitchen appliances, dishes, cooking utensils, yard and garden tools, some antiques, a lot of other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH SALE STARTS AT 12:01 P.M. Norman and Ruth Vanatta Roll, Martino and Roll, Auctioneer Maybie Wicbuach, Clerk Lunch: Putera Not responsible for accidents SAVE DOLLARS PLUMBING, HEATING, INSTALLATION REPAIRS DO IT YOURSELF shoe yoM bow, or furniah labor aa seeded-all or part of tha job art and thread ptpo, cat any length of plaetlc pip to yonr need.

CABINETS WATER SOFTENERS AND FITTINGS Backed by Reliable Service BUD REAM Plumbing Heating Grey Avenue Across from Treaty Co. Greenville 4.