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TRUCKS FOR SALI (0. CARS. TRUCKS FOR SAU Hospital ADMISSION'S James W. Smith, Rt. I Thorn ville Tues July 16, 1974 PAGE 15 T- Lancaster, 0.1 Eagle-Gazette Vital Statistics Deaths, Funerals IWI CAPRI.

ExuHer condaion mechanically. Good body. Coll 53-47 between 4 pjn. 1950 FORD. Good condition.

4 new fires. Call 9W-99Q5. 1965 PONTIAlC convertible. Automatic, power steering osd power brakes. Red with block top and interior, doss back window.

Above average condition. W50. 1964 Chevrolet ton piclcuo, 6 cylinder. Good rubber. $450.

949-2057. W51 CHEVY. 4 door sedan. Power, gilide rontmission. Original paint.

37. 000 actual mHet. $400 or best oHer. Oatl 653-6581 after 4 p.m. 1968 PONTIAC Executive wagon.

Blue. Air conditioned, good tires, power brakes, power steering, 9 passenger, excellent eondWon. Must ieH. Low mileage. $700.

837-5192. 1969 TOYOTA Corona 4 door sedan. 39,000 miiei. $1075. CoU after 3:30 p.m.

1945 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury. 383 gine. fiody partly wrecked! Engine runs good. $75. Call 654-5550.

"69 TON DODGE. $1600 with camper, $850 without. 318 automatic. -CPU 837. 6273.

71 OLDSMOBILE TO CRUISER" 2 Seat Wagon. V-8, automatic transmission, full power, factory air conditioning, locally owned. Sharp! WlcCjraw OiddmoLlie Route 33 North at Election House Rd. Phone 654-0541 Oldsmobile's Service Merit Award Dealer Lordstown GM Negotiations In A Stalemate LORDSTOWN, Ohio (AP)-Local conract talks with General Motors Corp. were stale-mated Monday night, a spokesman for the United Auto Workers said.

"They're (the talks) over for today, and there wasn't much movement." said member of the executive board of Local 1112. The spokesman, who declined to be identified, said negotiators for striking auto workers and the giant automaker would continue to meet daily until a settlement was reached. The bargaining was scheduled to get underway again today at 9a.m. Earlier in ihe day, pickets blocked some salaried workers from entering the strikebound plants which produce Chevrolet Vegas and van trucks. A union spokesman said about dozen workers were stopped in what he called a misunderstanding.

A Trumbull County sheriff's deputy told picketers they could not interfere with salaried workers. The picketers represent about 7,800 hourly wage earners at the assembly plants. The strike began last Friday. The walkout has forced layoff about 2,800 workers at the adjacent Fisher Body fabrication plant which supplies sheetmetal and other parts to the assembly lines. Before Monday's talks, Local 1112 President Marlin Ford said he was not optimistic about an earl settlement.

Major issues, remaining to be settled include senior employes' rights to shift preferences, a formula for determining the number of employes to be kept on hand to replace absent assembly line workers, production standards and distribution overtime, Ford said. Ermil M. Lockharf Ermil M. Lockhart, retired employe at Paul Peters Construction died Monday at his home, Rt. 2 Lancaster, -Snortia Ridge Road.

Survivon include hia ire, Ora Lockhart of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Earnest (Evelena) Fox, both of Lan- caster, and Mrs. Robert (Linda) Kull. Sugar Grove; a son.

Lester Lockhart, Lancaster; 19 -grandchildren; two great- i grandchildren; two Emmett and Kenneth Lockhart, both of Florida: a sister, Mrs. a Williams, Citrus Heights, Calif. Services will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Sheridan Funeral Home, with Rev. Harold Sturm.

officiating; burial in Stuckey Cemetery. Friends may call Sheridan's after 6 p.m. today and anytime Wednesday, 7 Mrs. Allen Woltz Mrs. Jennie B.

Woltz, 85, of- --1734 W. Sixth died Monday at 4:15 p.m. in Fairfield County Hospital. She- was preceded in death by her husband, Allen, and sons, Paul -S. -and Charles Woltz.

Survivors include four sons. Clarence of Lancaster, William of the home, Richard of Baltimore, and Joseph Woltz. Columbus; three Mrs. Walter Hiatt, Lancaster, m. Mrs.

Charles Van CurreS, Pleasantville, Mrs. Irene -of the home; 21 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; Mrs, Woltz had been a member of First Presbyterian Church for 52 years. Services will be Thursday atrX-11 a.m. at Sheridan Funeral Home, with Rev. Robert officiating; burial in Forest-Rose Cemetery.

Friends call at Sheridan's after 7 p.m. today and anytime Wednesday County 61. CAMPERS CAMP EQUIP. SERRO SCOTT travel trailer. Call after 6 p.m.

653-6080. 10 FOOT truck camper. Sleeps 4. All butlt-in. Refrigerator, stove and toilet.

$550. Call 654-8669. Workers Named In Geveland Welfare Fraud CLEVELAND. Ohio (AP)-Two former welfare department employes were indicted Monday on charges of stealing welfare funds, Cuyahoga County officials said. A county grand jury indicted John Pasella, 43, of Olmsted Township and Mildred Sotos of Lakewood, the prosecutor's office said.

The pair was charged with cashing returned welfare checks totaling nearly $3,700 between April and October 1973. Pasella was an investigator in the legal department, and Miss Sotos worked in the assistance control unit, welfare department officials said. THE LITTLE of of "ID lJ "SALE" July 13th thru July 18th (Closed for vacation July 20th thru 29th) 1974 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Coupe. 350 V-8, power equipped, factory air, cranberry red, 10,000 Was $3790 SALE PRICE $3660 1974 PINTO Station Wagon. 2300 engine, automatic transmission, roof rack, only 5,000 miles.

Was $3140 SALE PRICE. '2990 1974 OLDSMOBILE Cutless Supreme 4 door sedan. Power equipped, factory air, only 10,000 miles. Was $3990 SALE PRICE 1969 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 Holiday Sedan. Power equipped, factory air, white with a black top.

Was $1330 SALE 1230 ssississisaBieiBiBitii 1969 DODGE Monaco. 4 door hardtop. Power equipped, factory air, one local owner, 45,000 miles. Was $1350 SALE PRICE '1270 i 1972 CAPRI Sport Coupe. 2000 engine, 4 speed transmission, red finish with a black interior.

Was $2550 SALE '2390 (SBeBsaiHSBeBBBesaBssassaMssiHSSB 1974 GREMLIN Hatchback. .6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, yellow finish. Was $2770 SALE '2590 1974 CHEVROLET Nova 2 door.50 V-8, power equip-ped- factory air. Sharp. Was $3350 SALE 1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Coupe.

350 V-8, power equipped, factory air, emerald green. Showroom new. Was $3380 SALE PRICE. '3190 1973 VEGA Hatchback. 4 speed transmission, radio, deluxe trim, copper finish, beige interior, 8,000 miles.

Was $2550 SALE '2350 1974 MAZDA RX-2 Coupe. Radio, 4 speed, bronze with black interior, less than 1,000 miles. Was $3380 SALE PRICE. '3190 1972 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Town Sedan. 350 V-8, power equipped, factory air, bronze finish.

Showroom new. Was $2770 SALE PRICE '2770 MBiBieiMeiBiBieiBSfseeiBiBissisa 1974 PINTO 2 door. 2000 engine, 4 speed, yellow with a black interior. Sharp. Was $2270 SALE PRICE This is our annual sale and we are, offering substantial savings on our usual high quality cars.

HARTER'S, INC. Thurston, Ohio Phone 861-4171 Sale Hoursr Monday and Thursday 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Squad, Fire Runs WILL SELL GOOD 1969 V.W. Squat, bock wagon for $700 or trade for larger car.

WM give or take cash difference. Pieata coU 654-2753 anytime. 1968 CHEVELLE Concours itotion-wagoa. 9 passenger, automatic Iron-mission, power steerkig. Very good condition.

Can be seen ot 20 Spring St. or call 6S4-3187. 1972 PLYMOUTH Fury 1H. 37,000 miles. Excellent condition.

Blue metallic, white vSnyl top, or conditioned. Coll 654-8152. 1967 CAMARO. ExeeNent condition, 327, 4 speed. Rebuilt engine within lost year.

Col) 653-5903 otter 3:30 p.m. 1964 VW chopped, sharp. Phone 969- 2808. '67 CHEVY Impofa 2 door. New tires.

$400. 746-8140. FOR SALE 1964 Chevrolet El Co mi no, 8 cylinder. Has air conditioning, radio and heater, 3 speed standard transmission. Engine rune tike new.

Good tires. CcH 614-6947 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 1949 PACKARD 4 door. Very good condition.

Will trade for pick-up truck or von. 654.7686. I "JtU I nun tWESt "ill1 to 71m 111 (SB Sheila W. Ream, Rt. 6 Lan-1 easier Larry E.

Moore, Rt 2 Amanda James Taley, 403 Harrison Ruth E. Bennett, 709 Mithoff Dr. Marcella Beers, 235 Maud Georgetta M. Barr, 822 Seventh Linda J. Anderson, Rt.

1 New Plymouth William L. Cassley, Rt. 5 Lancaster Robert E. West, Laurelville Alpha E. Adams, Rt.

6 Lancaster Viola Feckley, 819 E. Chestnut Sheila K. Riley. 1624 W. Fair Neva Thress, 128 Pierce 'Barbara R.

Combs, 1275 Gumwood Dr. Golie J. Mueller, Rt. 1 Laurelville TREATED AND RELEASED Valorie A. Botts, Dixie L.

Hardy, Ralph C. Bircher, Harold E. Kraft. Helen M. Yokich, Carol E.

Smith, Eileen L. Dykes, Steven R. McVey, Vickie J. Dittoe, Theresa L. Stewart.

Gene Jackson, Phillip H. Clum. Tracy A. Grant, Cheree George, Joseph Keeran, Ronald J. Dittoe, Paul F.

Thrush, David B. Williamson, Lois M. Priddy, Richard M. Rush Ervin M. Hoag, Richard M.

Fritz, Travis Wampler, Molly M. Winkler, Rose M. Carpenter, Melvin L. McCafferty, Diane Bigerton, Steven Blankenship, Lillian M. Courtright, Norma J.

Jeffers, Gregory L. Straites, Madonna Straits, Theresa A. Phillips, LaFaun E. Taylor, Jill A. Brengman, Thomas E.

Rice, Brad C. Graf, Mary E. Woltz, Jackie L. Jones, James P. Deam, Thomas W.

Wells, Thomas M. Alexander, Kelly J. Young, Harold Spurlock, Jeffrey T. Kell, Joy A. Swartz, Anthony W.

Bbrgan, Lynn A. Wetzeli, John C. Golish, Shelley A. Walton, Joy L. Austin, Jack Stump.

DISCHARGES Thomas J. Childers, Edith Dunkle, Susan M. Fleming, Todd K. Kellogg, Larry K. Lewis, Delia Love, Pearl M.

Nixon, Raymond J. Steinmetz, Mrs. Steven King" and daughter. BIRTHS i RAUFER Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Raufer (the 1 former Micki Cbrsen). Dawners, 111., daughter, July 13. Grandparents are Mr. and William Corsen of Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Raufer, Delran, N.J. SWORD Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Sword Rt.

8 Lancaster, son, July 15, Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital. The chameleon's tongue is its only hunting weapon. The tongue is sticky at one end and flashes out, catching insects as they pass. mmmmmm Fabulous Flair! Nestle into a dramatic caoe meant to be admired! Crochet elegant pinwteel squares, then join to yoke of cape. Marvelous with pants, dresses.

Use synthetic sport yarn. Pattern 673: directions in one size (fits 8-20). 75 CENTS each pattern add 25 cents each pattern for first-class mail and special handlini. Send to Laura Wheeler, Lancaster Eagle Gazette, 319 Needlecraft Box 161. Old Chelsea Station.

New York, N.Y. 10011. Print Paltr-rn Number, Name, Address, Zip. NEW I 1974 Needlecraft Catalog covers the creative scene knit, crochet, fashions, embroidery, quilts, more! 75c NEW! Sew Knit Book has basic tissue pattern $1.23 NEW! Needlepoint Book M.0 NEW! Flower Crochet Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Crochet Book $1 .00 lnstant Money Book 1.00 Instant Macrame Book Sl.OO Complete Gift Book M.fl Complete Afghans 14 $1.00 12 Prire Afehans 12 JOc Book of 16 Quills 1 50c Museum Oullt Book 50i- 15 Oullls for Todav 3 50c Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs "All my life I've heard it said that the worst is still to come today it came DeboraK O'Day Deborah Marie O'Day, 26, formerly of Columbus, died July 9 in Los Angles, Calif. A graduate of West High School, 6he was employed as a medical technician, Mrs.

O'Day is survived by her mother and stepfather Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riegler, Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Patricia Wind-miller, Willard, aunts and uncles, including Mrs. Pauline Baker and Mrs.

William Walton, both of Lancaster, and Mrs. Goldie Stephenson, Baltimore. Arrangements are in charge of Egan-Ryan Funeral Home, 403 E. Broad Columbus. George A.

Ricketts George Albert Ricketts, 82, former mayor of Adelphi and retired State Highway Dept. employee, died Monday at 8:30 a.m. at his home in Adelphi. He is survived by his wife. Nina Tisdale Ricketts, and 10 children, including Mrs.

Violet Kingler, Thorn ville. Services will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in Adelphi Community Church, with burial in Green Summit Cemetery. Friends may call at the home after 6:30 p.tn. today and all day Wednesday.

Arrangements are by Hill Funeral Home, Kingston. Homer E. Allen Homer E. Allen, 80, of 667 Front Logan, a retired farmer and school teacher, died Sunday at 4 a.m. in the home.

Survivors include his wife, Fannie Gertrude Wolfe Allen; son, Paul H. Allen, Lancaster; daughter, Mrs. Richard (Helen) Price of Logan; five grandchildren; a great-grandchild; a sister, Mrs. Elva Edwards, Rt, 2 Logan. Services will be Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.

at Heinlein Funeral Home in Logan, with Rev. Jackson Byerly officiating; burial in Oakgrove Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today and anytime until time of service Wednesday, Mrs. Arthur Sauer Mrs.

Ruth Sauer, 81, Toledo, formerly of Stoutsville, died Monday at 11 p.m. in Brown Memorial Home in Circleville. The widow of Arthur Sauer is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Nedra Sandwich, Kansas; three grandchildren! a sister, Mrs. Blanche Metzger, Stoutsville.

Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Wellman Funeral Home, 1455 N. Court Circleville; Rev. Carl Zehner officiating; burial in Maple Hill Cemetery, Stoutsville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m.

Wednesday. Mrs. H.G. Fischer Mrs. Catherine Keller Fischer died Monday at 8:15 p.m.

at the home, 801 N. High St. She was a member of St, Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church. The widow of H. G.

Fischer is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Charles H. (Rose) Miller and Mrs, Marshall (Christine) Tune, both of Lancaster; a nephew, David K. Miller, Lancaster; a niece, Mrs. Lowell T.

(Sally) Stallsmith, Cincinnati. Services will be Thursday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Frank E. Smith Funeral Home; Rev. Stephen Schullery' officiating; burial in Forest Rose Cemetery.

Friends may call at Smith's on Wednesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Melzenbaum To Call For Studv sV Of Investments WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, says he is questioning Treasury Secretary William E. Simon's current Middle East trip to promote investment in the United States by oil-rich nations in the area.

"Should we not reassess our own position on what foreigners may or may not own in our country?" he asked in a Senate speech Monday. "Or at a minimum, should we not require all publicly-owned corporations to list the true identity of all stockholders owning more than 5 per cent of each class of its securities?" Metzenbaum claimed that while other nations have taken steps to limit foreign ownership, "our treasury secretary is soliciting buyers for our own assets." He also suggested that the United States consider man datory limits on oil imports to cut the flow or dollars to fie Middle East. MONEY COLLECTOR DOVER, Del. (AP) Terry Bryan, 28. has collected 300 different pieces of Delaware bank money that were turned out between 1795 when the old Bank of Delaware first began issuing notes and 1866 when the federal government went into the paper money business.

Bryan, a dentist, said his goal is to publish "a definitive list of money of Delaware no at least there will be a starting tO. CARS. TRUCKS FOR SALI Chrysler, Plymouth, Toyota Cars Trucks Lancaster Chrysler Plymouth 150 Whiley Ave 654-3943 1965 DODGE Van. 6 cylinder, standard transmission, carpeted and panelled. Tape player, Keystone mags.

Green with black pin striping. $700 firm, 653-3419. '68 CAMARO Rally Sport, 327 cubic inch. New paint, mags, 1 owner. $1200.

654-5758 after 4 p.m. 74 PINTO Runabout. 4 speed. Saddle bronze and brown with vinyl top. Super condition with radial tires.

Millersport. 467-7805. 1972 HAT 850 Spyder convertible. 35 miles to gallon. A ball to drivel If you're look -for a sharp red sports cor, In exceHent condition, take a look ot this one at $2025.

Call 746-8902. '63 RAiM'BlER staMonwbgon, new tires, runs good. $100. 468-331 1. 1970- PONTIAlC Trans Am-JCallectors Item.

Air conditioned, A'M-FM, tape, power steering, 4. soeed. 25,000 rwi'les on engine. MUST SELL THIS WEEK. MAKE AN OFFER.

654-7722. 1973 FORD ton pick-up, 390, V-8. Aultomatic, power steering, power brakes. Loaded wlith extras. Only 6,000 mMes.

Call 653-5739. '72 GREMLIN 6 stick, roily wheel, roof rack, air foil. Excellent condition. Low croiles, $2095. Call 653-OW1.

'68 BONNEVILLE. Fully equipped. $600. '69 CaWlina, automatic, power steeping and power brakes. $600.

Call 654-1OT8. 1974 B'UICK Century. Automatic, air conditioned, vinyl top. Low mileage. Col! 654-0364 after 6 p.m.

1957 2 DOOR Poretlae Sky CWef. Has good body -and 'Interior In superb- mechanical- Will sacrifice for' 350.00 or best offer. Call 653-6307. '65 NOVA 2 hardtop. Standard itransnmission, 35,000 10 miles' per gallon, clean Interior, body tittle "rough; recent tune up.

$295.00. Call 654-7584 anytime. FOR SALE 1965 Econoline Super Van. Call 653-5988. 1937 CHRYSLER.

Good shape. All original 653-2569. 70 WINDOW VAN. Ford. 3 speed, 4 cylinder.

Very good condition. Call after 4:30 p.m. 654-8452. 1965 DODGE statlonwagon, $175. 1957 Chrysler Imperial 4 door South Hampton, all power and aSr conditioning.

No rust. $550. Trailer for 12 foot boat. 653-6831. 40-A MOBILE HOMES ROOMY 14x64 mobile home.

Unfurnished. Built-in oven, hutch and pantry and more. Financing available. 862-8820. 1973 ESQUIRE 664x12, refurnished front room, compietely furnished.

Includes 10x7 shed. CaJ after 5. p.m. 536-9930. 1972 SHERWOOD PARK, 14 64, 3 bedroom, l1, bath.

Completely furnished and carpeted. Assume loan. Call after 6 p.m. 654-9832. mm All new and used MOBILE HOMES on SALE at Liberty Bell Homes! Sav.

from $1,000 to $2,000. With or without land! Phono 837-6890. TRANSFERRED. Must sell. 12 60, 2 bedroom General, in trailer park.

Like new, furnished. $5500. Call 654-2571 or 653-0492. 40-B. TRAILERS FOR SALE 20 FT.

self contained travel traitor, sleeps 6. With or without accessories. Price for a quick sale. Reason for selling, bought cottage. Excellent condition.

Call 746-8171. NEW TRAILER. 8 12. Tandem axle. Electric brakes.

Perfect for concession, Pffiee, or camper. Panelled, electric, tile, ja lousy windows. Must sell, $1700. 654-4867. 70 PLYMOUTH 2 door.

340 V-8, torqueflite transmission, power iteering and disc brakes, bucket teats, wire wheel coven. A very popular model with $1 QQQ only 42,000 milei 10'' 73 VEGA Hatchback 4 cylinder, automatic transmission, 'AM radio, factory air, deluxe trim. Keep cool and enjoy good economy. '2499 71 GREMLIN Hatchback. 4 cylinder, standard transmission, AM radio, roof rack, accent itripei, new white ildewall tires.

$1 FQQ Very iharp .1377 r-5I BALTIMORE 12:24 p.m., July 12, to 377 Elmwood, Michelle Barnes, head injury; advised to physician. 2:34 p.m., July 12, Holder Road at Ohio 37, auto Frank Myer, 57, of 1766 Hebron w' Newark; laceration hand; first aid; advised to'-'" contact physician. .5:35 p.m.,' July 12, "Crown" Zellerbach Bill Leach, of 206 W. Mulberry, Baltimore; lacerated head; to Lancaster- Fairfield County Hospital by private car. 1 10:10 p.m., July 14, to 317 Monroe Franklin Hoshor, 43; ill; to Doctors Hospital, 4' Columbus.

VIOLET 6:44 p.m., July 13. to 4140 Bowen Ronda Rush, 29; foot injury; first aid; to Mtwj Carmel East Hospital. 12:30 a.m., July 15, Ashland Court, Ethel Bert Leist, difficulty breathing; givsir oxygen; to Mt. Carmel 11 5:04 p.m.. July 15, to 160 Willow Lane, Pickeringtoi, Jerry Longhenary, 22; ill; to -Mt.

Carmel East Hospital. 7T7 2:59 p.m., July 15, to 30 Cross Pickerington, Walter Boyer, 50, of 5916 Pickerington Rd.f chest pains to Grant Hospital. 5:10 a.m., July 16, to 120 Columbus, Pickerington, Sherry WOMAN lAJomen 5 tew A Convenient Sewing And Shopping Guide Hedges Carpet Barn For Your Best Buy in Floor Covering 664 and Rt. 33 LOGAN, OHIO CARPETS SttamsdCleaned Get Our Estimates AND SAVE HOFFMAN'S CARPETS 707 N. Columbus Phono 653-1602 EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Furniture Carpeting Appliances SOI N.

Columbus S.t LancoMtr The rhonoceros is more likely to run than to fight when confronted by man. Because of very bad eyes, Its chances of missing when charging an enemy are risky, The animal's horns have no relation to the skull bones, but are made up of layers of fibrous material, fill Kirk, 16; back pains; to Mt. Carmel East Hospital; to Hospital. 11:47 a.m., July 15, fussing Road, vehicle fire; owner, unknown. mmmsmmmimmssmm Three to Go! Printed Pattern POP fashion's prettiest side-slit, bow trimmed top over shorts or pants for going here, everywhere I Chooae wildflower prints.

Printed Pattern 9001: MiS3ss' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. tiize 12 (bust 34) top, shorts 1 yards 60-inch. Send $1.00 for each pattern. Add 25c for each pattern lor first-class mail and special handling. Send to Marhii Martin, Lancaster Eagle -Gazette, 323 Pattern 232 West 18th New York, N.Y.

10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Save! Sew a wardrobe and save dollars send for NEW FALL WINTER PATTERN CATALOG I School, career, casual fashions! Free pattern coupon inside. 75c. SEW KNIT Book with basic tissue pattern $1.25 Instant Fashion Book $1.00 Instant Sewing Book $1.00 if Squad Runs 8:32 a.m.", July 15, to "934...

Goodwin, Leo, Moore, 70; ficulty breathing; given oxygen.1""' 12:33 p.m., July 15, to 403 Harrison, James Taley, 81; -difficulty breathing; given oxygen; to Lancaster-Fairfield- County Hospital. 3:28 p.m., July 15, 1016 Sugar' Grove Paul Thrush, 3fJ, Pleasantville; possible ankle; first aid; to hospital. 4:14 p.m., July 15, to 1011' Eighth, Richard Rush, 48, of 911 Harrison; ill; to hospital. 7:45 p.m. July 15, to '128 Pierce, Neva Thress, 80; chest pains; given oxygen; to hospital.

8:13 p.m.. July IS, to 80lfNt High. Catherine Fischer, -31) dead on arrival. 9:28 p.m., July IS. to Eastwood, Joanne Swartz, months, father, Merl, Garfield; head injuries fall; to hospital.

-uma. 10 p.m.. July 13, to 528 Nrr' Eastwood, Joanne Swartz, 18 months, father, Merl, 835 Garfield; head injuries due 19 fall; to hospital. i 10:50 p.m., July 13, at Engine House No. 2, Lindf-- Gonzalez, 15, father, Manuel, 173 Cedar Hill lacerated wrist; given first aid.

-v. 2:03 a.m.. Julv 18. to -2074." 71 VW Bus 7 passenger. 4 speed itandard, AMFM radio, tide itep bump-tr guards, naw white sidewall tire, extended engine warranty, only JOQQO 33,000 70 VW Squareback Wagon.

4 ipeed itandard, AM FM radio, leatherete Interior, orange finish. Room for the family with MfiOO VW IV I I 73 VW Bug 4 ipeed itandard, AM radio, itone ihleldi, yellow with' black Interior, Formula Vee itrlpe, balance of new ear warranty 2499 Perry, Jenelle Brrwninjr, Blue Valley Road; difftotflt' Ifliu miw iwstfi hkkII emu ftmn) DtmiflttIM) m.ihiK: dmti (Bub tttflfb (UitiftUbnmi breathing: given oxygen: hospital. Unlike other four-footed animals, the giraffe moves by advancing the legs alternately on each side, reference on the subject.".