Sidney Daily News from Sidney, Ohio • 10

Page 10 which of course should be Ball field being created at Port Jefferson was a visitor Channels 16 14 get new corporate name lumbus engineering firm of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward and family were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Russel Howell Burgess and Niple on revamp ing the village sewer system which has been plagued by high maintenance and repair bills Council has the report un der study Mrs Brown said have made a logical transition into a new Kircher said "They will depend increasingly on the broadening community support they have enjoyed in recent Kircher vice president for Dr Coleman welcomes questions from readers Please write to him in Care of this newspaper Jimmy Sloan was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Gene Ro drian in Dayton SW ANDERS Mr and Mrs James Sloan and family recent ly visited his half brother John Williams and family in Cleve land have close ties to the strong state universities in pur University Regional Broadcast ing was created as a incorporat ed consortium of Wright State Central State and Miami Uni versities in 1975 "With the establishment of a NK woman charged City officials are encouraging i all interested persons to attend the hearings including proper ty owners or business proprie tors who may be affected by the sign regulations The second hearing will be to review a proposed zoning text is commonly found in females and is due to a spasm of the blood vessels in the tips or tne ringers ana iocs Tobacco may affect some people in a similar way for to bacco may cause a spasm of the blood vessels especially in those who are hypersensitive to it There are now many excel lent techniques by which circu latory problems of the hands can be studied Once the diag nosis is established treatment by drugs can be instituted Only in special instances is an opera tion known as sympathectomy performed to help dilate the blood vessels and reduce the severity of disease The elimination of your prob lem depends entirely upon es tablishing the exact diagnosis diet exist corporate communications at rector of community relations Mead World Headquarters has and vice president for program served on the board of ming left the stations to spend directors since its beginning a year in a private business venture She will return to Greater Dayton Public'Televi sion Inc as vice president for programming replacing Gerry Dodd who has been appointed in other business the council Tuesday the woman allegedly as tne stations executive pro ducer and director of produc tion are adjusting our staff in order to put more emphasis on Inral nmdurfinn temer matter Couhcil also received an ad Scott Sidle bulldozes dirt behind the Community Club building in Port Jefferson Thursday The 47 Inn Soft ball Team of Port Jefferson raised sufficient funds to hire Sidle to make the field Into a ball diamond Rob ert Burk of Port Jefferson donated time and equip Daughters of the late Mr and Mrs Allen Watkins held a fami ly reunion recently at the home posed zoning text amendment The amendment would: the existing text on what constitutes a change or al teration of an existing sign andalso what activities require a sign permit new provisions permit ting and regulating temporary or portable detached signs Cur rent regulations prohibit such signs a new fee sched ule for sign permits registration require ments forslgn installers DAYTON The board of di rectors for University Regional Broadcasting announced today their approval of "Greater Day ton Public Television as the new corporate name for Channels 16 and 14 and their installation of the officers of the board of directors for the new corporation the stations 1H8J term According to Dudley Kircher the newly elected chairman of the Board nels 16 and 14 got their start largely as educational stations and it was reasonable that they knA HlQArrfer OT UOVt ovmv when people are suffering from ruled out some severe debilitating ois ease There is no "El of diets The failure of people to adhere to any diet tempts them to jump from diet to diet Preci ous time is wasted Honest con frontation with oneself about dietary intake and the estab lishment of a pattern of well motivated eating habits is the only Way to create that ideal diet By Lester Coleman MD What would you consider to be the ideal diet? Mr VRW Calif Dear Mr I did not give more than a thought to the diet that I would consider to be an ideal dream diet This diet might include butter eggs french fried potatoes thick milkshakes rich gravies butter and syrup plenty of hot biscuits drenched in butter and jam doughnuts baked beans fettuc cine enriched sauces mouth watering pastries and banana splits topped with mountainous crests of whipped cream There you have it If in addi tion to such a diet I could lose 20 pounds overnight and regain a svelte figure it would be with out doubt thedlet of the cen tury Since such a fictional diet will have to remain in the world of fantasy and dreams every dieter must come face to face with the reality that no dream diet exists Everyone who jumps from diet to diet does so with a feel ing that hope springs eternal in the human breast There is no ideal dream diet Each new diet that is created captures a vast audience composed mostly of those people who are trying to avoid the basic realities of losing weight and keeping that weight off There is a simple fact a truth that cannot be denied or avoid ed And that is that when you consume more calories in food wines and liquors than you ex pend in energy you must in variably gain weight Similarly if you expend more energy work or exercise than you do in the consumption of food you must lose weight This is a fixed law of dieting The only variation from this of Mr and Mrs Stanley Shafer law occurs rarely when people Their aunt Mrs Iva Gephart ST MARYS Charges of petty theft are pending against a 32 year old New Knoxville woman in connection with a ui lativii vt etvv iwi me board That money will be used shoplifting tacldent at to build a shelter house In the Drug store 140 Spring St Park Police reported at 11:54 a directors since its beginning "The name change is not re ally a change in our not for profit explained Dr Clair Tettemer president and general manager for Channels 16 and 14 reflects our in creased emphasis on serving the greater Dayton community at large rather than individual Baker who was with Chan nels 16 and 14 previously as di Mrs Marie Smith and daugh ter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Eddie Hickman Now you know Commercial insurance com panies paid a record $37 billion in benefits in 1980 heard a presentation on cable took some make up and pills television from Logan Cable valued at $1148 Police took TV but took no action on the her into custody but released her on her own recognizance pending the filing of charges in said Tet dendum to a report by the Co Auglaize County Municipal Court The Sidney Dally News Saturday September 18 1982 thr Coleman Mr and Mrs Thomas Beck and family have returned home from touring the New England States and Canada Part of the time they spent camping Mrs Chloann Sloan and chil dren visited last Sunday in Day Palmer and Carl Stengel of ton a DeGraff were Sunday guests and Iva Gephart was a Monday guest of Mrs Lovina Stengel ment for the excavation work as well The ball field will be open to the public The (earn plans to also in stall a new backstop The field will be completely ready in the spring (Staff photo by Mike Grone) tWJSiblic hearings 1 seiior luesaay public hearings dealing with sign regulations and flood damage regulations will be held Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the municipal funding as part of the Sidney Planning Commis sionmeeting The hearing on sign regula tions wlllbe to review a pro amendment t0 1 flood damage prevention regulations as required for the con tinued participation in the Na tional lood Insurance Pro gram The amendment pro poses a combination of build ing zoning and subdivision regulations for development in designated flood plain and floodway areas based on the 1981 lood Insurance Study More Information on the is sues involved in both public hearings is available at the mu nicipal building My hands turn blue when go swimming Sometimes it happens in warm weather I know it must be my circula tion What can I do about it? Mrs EEC Conn Dear Mrs Your assumption this problem has something to do with your blood vessels is cor rect My immediate reaction to your description is that you may have the condition inown as disease There are other circulatory problems News items from Swanders Two ordinances heard at DeGraff council The last reading of two ordinances were heard by the DeGraff Village Council and discussion held on several topics as the council met in reg ular session Tuesday According to Council Presi dent Patricia Brown council heard the final reading then ap proved an ordinance dealing with the construction of fence around the water works plant and village water tower Another ordinance that gained approval was the appro priation of $1800 for the park TL i 1 ulJi iiimIj i I 9 national lai'in safety weita SEPTEMBER 1925 I YOU LIKE TO think I ParclPQQnPQ? COTI Summertime Safety I safe Living ARAIITQATY VCU vIvOOl IUOO kvw I A tidy well tended farm is pleasant to look at and work on ADUUlOnrEIT has no place on the farm! your prime in plus injuries are Lifetime Proposition think What it would be like without safety! Safety vestment work for a profit! Take a firm stand on landscape and lawn service Your Most Cherished Possession features for agricultural workers have proved their value wa trees shrubs perennials IsYourLife there's no doubt about it but we doubt that they are used! safety rules have family farm hands abide by evergreens an(j One crash avoided with a Slow Moving Vehicle Sign one them paniToiAMNi8 AnrwAHNK fences The Lives Of Your amily young person saved by a safety belt one fire avoided by a QAI Practicing Safety Every Day handy extinguisher makes it all worthwhile rAnlVI OrtrCLT seeding and sodding G06S A Lona Long Way ILTf We' Strongly Support "arm Safety Week" In Keeping YOU Together Maoiewood Ohio Sidney Botkins Jackson Center SIDNEY LANDSCAPING SERVICE SOUDERS UNERAL HOME Russia Minster 201 Main Sidney Paone 492700 arm afptv PJIVQ Plan or The Safety Of Those To Operate Your arm Anaobusinessor system by which payment is guaranteed rai in oaiciy ayo who Live and Work On Your arm SAELY by one party to another party famerrcanX You control shortages or nature but you Is To Insure You And Your amily OR ACCIDENT hazards why doubly impor Jo a greaj Against! Posable Loss And Tragedy tant to keep an open mind and an you care about DON DELAY open eye to all areas of your farm Take stock of your coverage Give us a call SHEWBRAISCH and have thorough safety checks daily! i 4 The Sidnev Dailv News BOYER ARM SUPPLY Herrings Nationwide Insurance Agency 1 llv vlUllvy LOlly 11 vWS Dixie Highway Sidney Ohio 127 Court Sidney Phone 492 4391 Anna Ohio OPERATING MODERN Be Your Own Safely Engineer MAN AND MACHINERY ANTICIPATE ACCIDENTS ARM MACHINERY Ewry farm man needs to respect machinery JO be your own safety engineer not just during arm Safety he IS operating and to know he IS keeping it in Safety features are being developed constantly the Requires Old ashioned Horse Week but during all 52 weeks of the year top notch condition it means less chance of a 4arrner 8useofthemthatprovestheir worthlUsethemlThe Combined with an awareness of safety mea understand Emergencies Develop Protective Skills farm accident! iV' tractor protective frame safety belts hand holds fire sures and proper equipment for protection Be es Locate and Develop the Safest Place eorirnciv extinguishers slow moving vehicle signs flashing lights pecially concerned about the young workers on instruct and Plan with Your amily laKeoaey and many more your farm teach them the right ways team me Roie of Your community HOLTKAMP IMPLEMENT INC WAPAKONETA PRODUCTION STAI4T RROTHRS PAINTING y'Newide' CREDIT ASSOCIATION Dc I A SURACE CLEANING arm Equipment armer Owned and Controlled Credit Organization arm Machinery Sales Auction Service JUlli nuu vuuxu cacc Rt 47 att Sidnev Oh Located 2 miles East of letcher on Rt 36 513 295 3181 Kettlersville Ph Botkins 693 8691 tt SAETY SEE AND BE SEEN JaXSL When You Are On The Public Roads time and suffering We talk of the future in farming but must Keep Acciaenis un tuui ranii With Your arm Vlachinerv I sre ave een how to ancle it edon't that future also be blighted by accidents? 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