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The Circteville Herald, Fri. October 4, 1963 13 Circleville Ohio New Hunting Seasons Loom Daily Television Schedule Dr. Kildare Ken Bold COLUMBUS. Ohio new hunting seasons come up this month for Ohio Sportsmen. The archery deer season opens throughout the state Oct 15, with hunting permitted from daylight to dark except on Dec.

1213, the gun season, when 9 a. rn. to 5 p.m. hours are in effect. The season lasts through Dec.

31 for the archers to make it one of the longest how hunting seasons for deer in the land. Bow hunters tan take one deer of any age and either sex. Then at daylight Oct, 18. hunt ing begins for rufied grouse, king of the game birds according to many gunners. The grouse season lasts through Feb.

22, 1964 witJ aaily hours from daylight to dark. Daily limit is three grouse. The Buckeye Big Buck Club baa issued its final call for deer heads to be measured in 1963 for club membership. To date. 23 have met minimum Big Buck Club stand ards for the veal and there are more to be measured.

Largest thus far is the 186 2 8 point buck taken in Licking bounty by Arlee McCullough of Newark. For non typical heads, largest is the 198 point buck taken in Jackson Coun ty by Stanley Liam of Ports mouth. A new wildlife law, relative to limiting liability of landowners to hunters, fishermen, trappers campers, hikers or sightseers be- came effective bept. 24. The law enacted by the last legislature Williamsport.

Ohio, the foi says an owner, lessee, or occu- described estate situated pant of premises owes no duty to IN THE RORVIK CO! HT OF PH KAW AV I OI STV. OHIO EDNA FENNEKEN. ADMINIS TRATRIX of the Estate of Ruth Axline. deceased Plaintiff, Vs EDNA E. FENNERN WILLIAMSPORT, OHIO, et a1 Defendants.

No, 20M6 NOTICE OI PUBLIC SALE OF REA! ESTATE In pursuance of Uh order of the Probate Court of Pickaway County Ohio, I will offer to sale at public auctiono the 16th day of October 1963. at o'clock t' at the In the Village of Williamsport. County of Pickaway and State of Ohio, and bounded and a follows: Lots No. three (31 and four be ing a part of the premises conveyed to Jesse Anderson by Thendisia Parker and A. R.

balker by deed dated February 34 1900 Lot No. Uu-ee (3) is 66 feet wide on Parkers Ave. and ISS ft. in I h. Lot No.

four 66 feet wide of Ave. from Lot No. three (3) to a 16 't ft thence south with said alley 165 ft; thence west 66 ft. to Lot No. three (3) also, beginning at iron stake south east corner to John Howard's east lot and comer to an alley, thence the west line of said alley degree E.

IO to an iron stake in south line of Parker Avenue md northeast corner to said Howard lot- thence N. 85 degrees 30' E. I pole to an Iron stake, the northwest corner to Nellie Crables lot; thence wdth the west line of said Nellie Crables lot S. 1 i degree W. IO Doles to a stake, south west corner to Crables land; thence S.

85 degrees 30'W. I pole to ne place of beginning, containing IO poles of land, more or less and being pan of original Survey No. 4016. Being the same premises conveyed by warranty deed from John Howard and Nola Howard, husband and wife, to Daniel Axline by deco dated December 19. 1942 and recorded in Deed Book 129.

Page 608 Record of Pickaway County, Ohio. Said Real estate is appraised at Four Thousand Dollars (34.000.00) and be sold for not less than two-thirds of Its appraised value. The terms of sale are ten per cent (IO per cent) of said put in cash ately after said sale, the balance of said purchase price in cash within burly (30) days or upon delivery of deed Commencing at 1:00 P. M. October 26.

1963 at the premises hereinabove described the household goods and per sonal property of the late Ruth Axline will be sold at public auction for cash. Edna E. Fenneken, istratrix of the Estate of Ruth L. Axline. Deceased Robert Huffer.

Attorney-at-Law Sept 20, 27. Oct. 4. ll a recreational user to keep the premises safe for entry or use; extends no assurance to a recreational user, through the act of giving permission, that the premises are safe for entry or use. nor assumes responsibility for or incurs liability for any injury to person or property caused by an act of a recreational All stumps and other obstacles known to be hazards to boaters have been marked with white stakes in all state park lakes.

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12 were so large they knocked bark off tree branches, Division of Wildlife fieldmen say Want Ads Ph. GR 4-3131 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I. Mandarin tea 4. Flatfish 7. Exhibit 8.

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Spirited 40. Attempt 41. Alas: Ger. DOWN 1. To buy, as on account 2.

An inn 3. Solemn wonder 4. Tricked 5. Celebes ox 6. Comedian Keaton 7.

Backbone 9. Severe 12. Cage for hawrks 13. Cut with tiny strokes 14. Scotch river 16.

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Epoch 1 0-4- 24. Misc. for Sole LIMESTONE CRUSHED SIZED GRADED Driveways Roads Lanes Parking Lots Feed Lots HAL MAR STONE CO Plant: Crownover Mill Road New Holland, Ohio Phone: 495-5331 or GR 4-2108, GR 4-2109 Saturday Bold Type Denotes Color Telecast vs. Football Duke Maryland (6) Bugs Bunny (4) Sgt. Preston (4) Bullwinkle (6) Allakazam (4) Captain Gallant (6) Pinbusters 1 30 (4) Dance-O-Rama (4) Chateaugay (4) World Series (6) American Bandstand (6) Roller Derby (6) Wrestling (IO) Adventures in dise (6) World of Sports (IO) Amateur Hour Twentieth Century Outdoors 6 30 (4) Midwestern Hayride (6) Winter Olympics Preview (IO) Password (6) Daughter (IO) Death Valley Days (4) The Lieutenant (6) Hootenanny (IO) Jackie Gleason Show Para- Yankees Familiar With Dodger Field LOS ANGELES (AP) No team ever has won a World Series after losing the first two games on its home field.

Now the New York Yankees must not only combat this 60- year-old precedent but must do it in a park that has not been extravagantly kind to their hitters. The Yankees won six of nine games with the Angels at Dodger Stadium this season, but scored only 32 runs there all year. Thats an average of more than 3Vi a game. (4) Joey Bishop (6) Lawrence Welk (IO) Phil Silvers (4) Movie A (IO) The Defenders 9 (6) Jerry Lewis Show (IO) Gunsmokc (4) News Weather. Sports (IO) News, Weather Football Brown vs Steelers (4) Golf Tips (6) Bowling i Yank into Sundoy Bold Type Denote! Color Telecast (4) International Zone (6) College Football vs Indiana (IO) Woody Hayes (4) NFL Highlights (IO) News, Weather Preview (4) Movie a Lonely 1950 (IO) Football Giants vs.

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He later starred at offensive end for the Detroit Lions. ANSWERS JO (MIA) 'tptqiooj til Distributed by Central Pre ss KIDNEY TRANSPLANT Doctors at University of Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis say tile results, although still highly uncertain, appear satisfactory following a kidney transplant from Mrs. Arley Forseth to her son, Darryl. 12. They are from Crookston, Minn.

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