News Herald from Port Clinton, Ohio • 15

4-H news Focus on 4-H News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio 15 Thursday, May 31, 1973 Ohio State Fair entries available NOTICE OF HEARING ON ADOPTION Case No. 21136 4 IN THE PROBATE COURT OF OTTAWA COUNTY. OHIO In the Matter of Adoption of Scott Gary Hannah To: Rose Anne Martin, whose last known address is 326 Olney Street. San Antonio. Texas 78209.

You are hereby notified that on the" 11th dav of Aoril. 1973. Ann M. Hannah. residing at 159 Brooklyn Street, Oak HarDor.

unto tiled in uiis Court a Petition for leave to adopt Scott Gary Hannah, age years and hearing of said Petition and the examination under oath, of all the parties in interest who. may ne present and to whom lawtui notice has been, will be had before said Court at Port Clinton, Ohio on the 8th day of June, 1973 at 10:00 o'clock AM WITNESS my signature and the seal of said Court, this 14th dav of May. 1973. MERRILL B. RUDES.

Judge- May 17. 24, 31 NEWS-HERALD CLASSIFIED RATES PER WORD -PER DAY 1-S Days 7c 4 consecutive days 7 consecutive days 4c Minimum charge IS words Box Replies fl Mail tl SO FAMILY WANT ADS Five days. IS words or less. $1 00 Non-commercial for sale only. Price of items (175 or less) must be listed in the ad.

Must be paid in advance of publication. SITUATION WANTED ADS Must be paid in advance of publication. HAPPY ADS JO words. I day. $1 00.

Must be paid in advance of publication. CARD OF THANKS 20c a line Minimum $1 ERRORS SHOULD BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY Errors not the fault of the advertiser, which lessen the value of an advertisement, must be reported the first day. when one extra corrected insertion will be made without charge. CLASSIFIED OFFICE HOURS I A.M. TO P.M.

Moaday thru Friday DEADLINES 11:00 A day before publication, except Monday deadline is 11:00 A Friday. NEWS-HERALD US West SecMd Street Mail Box iS Port Cliatoa, Ohio 414S2 Pkoae 734-J14I youth organizations are represented on the Junior Division. There are open division for youth in vegetables, container-grown plants, flower arrangements, commercial arrangements, hanging baskets, propagation boxes, flower specimens, melons, pumpkins and squash, arts, crafts, and hobbies of all kinds. The Family Arts and Crafts Division offers many opportunities to exhibit skills. Catagories include style shows for all ages, food preparation, domestic and applied arts, ceramics, cake decorating and antiques.

All types of Ohio crops, fruits, vegetables and flowers can be exhibited in the Agriculture, Horticulture, and Floriculture Division. Anyone interested in fine or applied arts can enter their work in the Fine Arts Division. There seems to be some confusion among 4-H horse members about whether a western riding horse's mane By RONALD L. OVERMYER County Extension Agent, 4-H Do you make clothes, prepare food, grow plants, raise livestock, make creative items, or create fine work? If so there are opportunities for you to participate in the 1973 Ohio State Fair. Young and adults alike can make entries in many of the divisions.

I have received four of the six catalogs that outline the areas of participation at the State Fair. They are the Junior Division, Fine Arts Division, Family Arts and Crafts Division, and Agriculture, Horticulture and Floriculture Division. I should receive the Senior Division and Horse Division catalogs soon. Anyone wishing to enter in any of these areas should review the catalogs in June since entry deadlines are either July 1 or July 15 depending on the division. Catalogues may be obtained by writing the Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Ohio 43211 stating which catalogue you desire.

About all volunteer and school and can be roached and still qualify for showing. I have checked with Charles Hutton, State Extension Horse Specialist and he said that the only riding horse that is docked for a roached mane is the English hunt seat horse. Western and English pleasure riding horses can have roached manes. There are ten Ottawa County 4-H'ers who will be riding in the English pleasure class this year. Several will also be riding in the western classes with the same horse.

This will be the first year for English pleasure riding in the Ottawa County 4-H club program. Sharon Sprague will be working with the members this summer to help them develop their English riding skills by fairtime. The members who will be riding English this year are Cindy Wirebaugh, Steve Moosmann, Monica Swope, Teckla Miller, Judy and Joann Lowien, Tina and Sue Maguire, Debbie Linger and Judy Milbrodt. DIVORCE NOTICE Christel B. Tolliver, whose residence, is unknown and cannot with reasonable, diligence be ascertained, will take notice-that William B.

Tolliver, 221 So. Lickert-Harder Rd. No. 22, Oak Harbor, Ohio has filed a complaint in the Court of Common Pleas of Ottawa County, at Port Clinton, Ohio, in Case No. 18071 praying that he be divorced from the Court make an equitable division of the property of the parties; and' for such other and further relief which; the Court may deem necessary and proper.

Said Christel B. Tolliver is re-, quired to answer within twenty-eight, davs after the last publication on Ann Nelson Clerk of Courts Ottawa County, Ohio. May 17, 24, 31 7, 14, 21 3 Public Notices Conservation notes SPAGHETTI DINNER June 3rd, 12 to 4. Union Hall, Maple Port Clinton. Adults, $2.25, all you can eat.

Children, 75 cents. Carryouts. The Church of God of Prophecy. 6-1 Stitching Chefs May 22, the meeting of Port Clinton Stitching Chefs 4-H Club was held at the home of Lynda and Cynda Johannsen with seven members present. Lynda Johannsen, vice president, presided at the meeting in the absence of Jodi Fick, president.

Kristine Luoma read a thank-you from Mrs. Juel Cover for the terrarium the girls made for her. There will be a 4-H barbecue Sunday, July 8, at the fairgrounds. Help is needed for the barbecue and anyone able to help is asked to sign up by the next meeting. Becky LaBine gave a demonstration on how to make deviled eggs.

Becky Ruddock gave a demonstration on how to use a camera. Special speaker at this meeting was Sgt. Mason of Port Clinton police department. He gave safety tips for baby sitters, what girls should do if there were a fire or if someone broke into the house. Next meeting will be June 5 at the home of Becky Ruddock.

Becky LaBine, reporter Mouse is victim of space flight CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)-Fifteen-year-old Jeffrey P. Hazel's space program suffered its first casualty Thursday a month-old white mouse named Lucifer. Lucifer blazed up from a perfect launch to about 1,000 feet and was ejected on schedule from the two-foot rocket Jeffrey built as a school science project in suburban Lakewood. Unfortunately, complications developed. Lucifer's tiny parachute snagged in the top of a 70-foot tree.

By the time the Lakewood Fire Department could pluck the mouse from the tree with an 85-foot snorkel, Lucifer had succumbed to either fright or suffocation, Jeffrey said. The fire department said it responded to the call as a practice run for human rescues. Jeffrey was pleased. "It was terrific," he said. "They sent their $125,000 fire truck to rescue my 71-cent mouse." Ruth Lyons heads terminal drive CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP)-Former Avco Broadcasting Co.

network personality, Ruth Lyons, has accepted honorary chairmanship of the "Save the Terminal" drive. The group is raising money, to save all or part of the Cincinnati Union Terminal from demolition. News-Herald Farm page 4 Lost Found Classified Index I CardofTkaaks Memariam Pablic Notices 4 Lost aad Found 5 Give Away I Happy ads I HclpWaated 1 Female Help Wanted II Male Help Waited It SJtaatloa Waated 13 lastractkws 14 Basinets Opporlaallles It Batiaess Services BaildiagaadCoatractiag ti Camplag Eealpmtat 14 Boats, Molars, Etc. 17 Pets aad Supplies tl Miscellaneous for Sale tt Matlcal laslrameata Waated Bay tt Waated to Real 34 Mobile Homes 37 Real Estate lor Reat Real Estate for Sale 3 Real Estate Brokers FOUND Lockwood Rd. White long hair, female cat, 1 blue eye, 1 green.

Looking for good Pond management clinic June 13 By JIM STEINER District Conservationist Plans are being completed for a Twilight Pond Management Clinic June 13 at the Donald Opfer farm, 3 miles south of Oak Harbor on Bloom Road, IV2 miles east of State Route 19, starting at 6:30 p.m. Tom Stockdale, Extension Wildlife Specialist, will explain pond management and weed control. Persons with weed problems are asked to bring samples of weeds from their ponds. Samples should not be allowed to dry. nome.

Phone 734-2385. 6-6 LOST black Labrador, male, vicinity of Catawba Point. Phone 797-2640. 6-1 Production costs pushing egg prices up until fall ti Farmer's Market Sa tmtm Pttrfa LOST one red pony, Tous-saint area. Phone 898-4100.

5-31 aad Services SI Trantporlalioa for sale tt Auctloa tales 5 Give Aways MALE and female kittens, box trained, cive awav to pond Legal Notices home. Phone 734-2082. 6-13 FREE to good home. 7 month old male balck Lab. Has shots.

Phone 732-2778. 6-4 MIXED breed puppies. Call 734-4334. 6-5 Ed McConoughey, soil scientist from the area office at Defiance, is in Ottawa County this week mapping soils for new cooperators of the Ottawa Soil and Water Conservation District. Soils information will be used by the cooperators and technicians of the U.S.

Soil Conservation Service as a basis to develop a complete conservation plan on their farms. Frances Furstnau, Elva Herbert and myself attended a training meeting at Defiance last Wednesday for secretaries and district conservationists. Plans for a survey of outdoor recreation in all counties we're discussed. The survey will include all types of facilities on both public and private recreation enterprises and will be made this summer by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources with assistance from the Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service. Held for larceny Two Parma men are being Michael Ference, 20, and Ken-held without bond in county neth Chojnacki, 24, were brought jail on grand larceny charges here 8 p.m.

yesterday. Details brought by Put in-Bay Police of the larceny were not avail-Chief Franz Schillumeit. aMe before Press time. their highest level in many years, according to Baker. Higher prices for fowl, added to the increased feed prices, will encourage many producers to sell their flocks earlier than usual, resulting in fewer eggs produced and higher egg prices in the weeks immediately ahead as well as through the summer, Baker said.

Repairs close state highway BATAVIA, Ohio (AP)-Ohio 132 between Amelia and New Richmond will be closed for 10 days beginning today for repairs, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced. were paying current feed prices. Producers were receiving only about 35 cents a dozen for all eggs at the farm. Electricity costs came to another one-half to one cent per dozen, said Baker. So variable costs for production and the price received per dozen eggs were very close for some producers.

In addition to variable costs, which include feed costs, hired labor, and electricity, the producer is faced with such fixed costs as depreciation, insurance on laying houses and equipment, and interest on investments which he has obligated himself to pay whether egg production goes on or not, Baker said. Also, fowl prices reached COLUMBUS Rising variable costs, especially feed costs, may result in higher egg prices that will last at least until fall, according to Ralph Baker, Extension poultry economist at The Ohio State University. Poultry feed is comprised mainly of corn and soybean meal. By mid-May, 1973, corn prices had risen l'A cents per pound while soybean meal was up 9V4 cents a pound over prices of one year ago, said Baker. At mid-May feed prices, the feed cost of producing a dozen eggs varied from about 24 cents a dozen for producers whose hens were near peak production and who had contracted for feed months in advance to around 33 cents per dozen for producers with hens ending their production period and who 9 Help Wanted WAITRESSES, busboys.

bar-tendress. barmaids. cooks, salad lady, kitchen help and general clean up. Part or full time. Apply in person, do not call.

Alpine Cliff House. 3026 N.W. Catawba Port Clinton, tf PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF OTTAWA COUNTY, OHIO Case No. 18062 JANET ZIEBER Plaintiff vs. 1X)NALDC.

ZIEBER Defendant Donald C. Zieber, whose current place of residence is unknown, but whose last known address was Box I62A, RR 2, Aurora. Indiana, will take notice that on the 8th day of May, 1973. JANET ZIEBER filed her Complaint against him In the Court of Common Pleas of Ottawa County at Port Clinton, Ohio, 43452 demanding a divorce, custody of the two (21 minor children of the parties whose names are Hubert A. Zieber and Philip F.

Zieber, child support for said children, and for such other relief as shall be proper and necessary on the grounds that Defendant Donald C. Zieber has been guilty of gross neglect of duty and has been willfully absent for a period exceeding one (1) year preceding the filing of her Complaint. Further, that said Defendant must answer within twenty-eight (28) days after the last publication of this Legal Notice which said Last publication will be on the 5th day of July, 1973. Said cause will be for hearing on or after the th day of August, 1973. By LARRY NOHLITT.

Attorney for Plaintiff ANN NELSON Clerk of Courts Ottawa County, Ohio May 31: June 7, 14, 21. 28; July 5 HOSTESS WANTED must be 21, 5 or 6 days a week. Apply in person DeMars Hotel. 200 W. Water, Oak Harbor.

5-31 grow! we guarantee it! viggs growing goods GERANIUMS Reg. 66' HELP WANTED al Jimmy-Johns Day and night shift Apply in person, allcr 5 See Martha Key II PHIL INN Kitchen help, permanent position, paid vacations, highest wages. Apply in person only. 1708 E. Perry St tf PART-TIME and full time help.

Call 798 3284 Denos restaurant. Must be Over 21 to annlv tf Assorted Shrubs and Hedges Our reg. 2.44. Vigorous, healthy plants for every landscaping need. Flowering or green "background" types.

99 99 Asst. Trees Asst. Bushes BRIDGEPORT milling machine operator, experienced only. Phone 898 5901. 6-5 HYDRAULIC backhoe operator, experienced only.

Phone 734-3475. 5-31 per tray PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING ON COUNTY SALES TAX In accordance wilh resolution passed 21 May. 1973. The Ottawa County Commissioners will hold hearings on the adoption of a Ottawa County Sales Tax levy of one half of one per cent (50 per cent Capital Improvement 50 per cent (ieneral operation) in addition to the tax imposed by Section 57.19 02 of the Ohio Revised Code. Public hearings will be held at the office of the Board of the Ottawa County Commissioners at the Port Clinton Court House at 10 00 A June 18, 1973.

and at I 00 P.M., June 25. 1973. A Srhflfcr, Clerk OTTAWA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS May 31; June 7 Assorted Annual Plants Flowers and Vegetables Our reg. 59'. Healthy, hardy old favorites and new varieties.

RETAIL CLERKS, steady work. Will train. Apply Mr. Brown, Cheesehaven. tf ISLAND HOUSE HOTEL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WAITRESS COCKTAIL WAITRESS KITCHEN HELP CUSTODIAN Phone for interview appt.

734-2166 ISLAND HOUSE HOTEL PORT CLINTON, OHIO NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT No 21 1 19 Notice Is given that Janet Havener was appointed on May 8th. 1973 as Executrix of the Estate of Emerson D. Havener. I)ecesed Claims against said estate should be presented wilhin four months of that date to the said Executrix. MERRILL RIDES Probate Judge Ottawa County May 17, 24.

31 1.94 2.44 1.3 Assorted Rose Biskes All Evergreens Our reg. to 4.88. Pines, junipers, arborvitas, yews. 10 Female Help Wanted Save 50 on famous old varieties and new introductions. Root-wrapped, ready to grow and bloom.

Some climbers included. Rose ...1.94 Jumbo favorite 1.24 Jumbo 1.74 GET OUT OF THE HOUSE during hours you choose. Sell AVON and have fun while you earn right in your own neighborhood. Call: Mrs. Virginia Henningsrn.

Box 184. Curtice. Ohio. 43412, or call 625-0887. 6-1 WOMAN to sit with school age children, 4 days a week.

While mother works. Call 897-3391 after 5:30 p.m. 6-4 Azaleas Holly Our reg. 1.88. Assorted varieties, healthy, container-grown.

Rhododendrons 2.49 WAITRESSES, full or part time, day and night shift. Apply Travelers Inn. tf PHIL'S INN Waitress, night shift Excellent tips, paid vacations Must be 21 Apply in person only. 1701 Perry St tl BARMAIDS full and part time. Phone 897-3811.

tf BABYSITTER, davs. 9 to fi label that old luggage "WantAdeble" and cash for new luggage tolnthebegl Get fast results with Want Adll NEWS-HERALD WANT-ADS PHONE 734-3141 2609 Venice West Sandusky Shop Daily 10 to 9, Sunday 10 to 6 Special prices good thru Sunday Quantities may be limited preferably in my home Phone 1734-4572. 6-1.