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LE MARS GLOIE-rOCT. Thunfey, Fekrawy TRUCKLOAD SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE HAPPY HOST CREAM STYLE CORN 303 CAN WIN A FREE VACATION CYPRUS GARDEN'S 303 CAN IN HEAVY SYRUP 8 DAYS IN FLORIDA HAPPY HOST 303 CAN AT SUPERVALU EXPENSE OTOE CHILI HOT CHILI ,000 USES NiTHOME OWNED SUPER STORE SUPERVALU MRS. GRIN'S SERVE THE BEST MUSSELLMAN (SERVE WITH PORK) APPLE SAUCE 303 CAN PLENTY OF PARKING HAPPY HOST CUT GREEN Beans 303 CAN OPEN EVERY EVENING LIBBY'S DICED BEETS NO WAITING AT OUR CHECK LANE HAPPY HOST SAUER KRAUT 303 CAN Courteous Friendly Service HAPPY HOST CUT WAX BEANS 303 CAN To Serve Your Family Better THIS SALE IS FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY "HUMPTY DUMPTY ON LITTLE "THE OLD LADY IN A "LITTLE BO "SKATING coming to the Sioux City Auditorium with Ice Capades, February, 26 thru March, 4. Won Conference Akron high's Red Raiders won the Siouxland conference basketball championship at Akron Tuesday night, defeating LeMars Gehlen, 66 to 62, in the showdown game. Both teams were in conference play when they entered the arena for a sizzling doubleheader which found Gehleh's team getting the preliminary edge, 46 to 45.

The loss was the first basketball defeat for Gehlen in Siouxland conference history. Since the league was formed for the 1954-55 season, Gehlen had won every conference test and had pocketed the championships seasons. Akron never was behind in the on the other hand Gehlen generally was challenging. After ties at 2 and 4, Larry Brown and Larry Simeon plopped in two free throws apiece and with Simeon and Jack Borchers doing most of the work, Akron hustled into a 22 to 15 quarter lead. Bill Scranton.

Borchers and Simeon moved the Raiders' into a 13-point margin, 30 to 17, early in the second' quarter, but just as people were beginning td think of Gehlen in terms 'of an obituary, the Jays exploded right back into the thick of things. Mike; Dull hit three baskets, John. Vdllrrrar two and Pat Kennedy one i a' 12-point burst that brought Gehlen within one at 30 to 29. However. Borchers and Simeon connected for late 'goal, i nected' for ATcroh and Vollmar's the deficit alf brought Gehlen.

into a 37-all tie with 1:47 gone the third period, with Vollmar's underbasket snot tying the But 13 scponds Simeon scored from close-in and Akron had a lead i nursjed the remainder of the game. Simeon sparked the Raiders into 11-point, 55 to 44. advantage entering the final eight minutes and Akron to something of a stall. Gehlen gnawed into the margin in- gradual fashion and Dull's twister with 1:42 left pulled the Jays within three at 64 to 61. But nine seconds later Brown's -two free throws put the decision on ice.

Each team on 24 field goals but Akron put in 18 of 26 free throws, to 14 of 26 for Gehlen. 26, on seven buckets and 12 of 17 free tosses, topped the individual scoring, while Simeon was Akron's leader at 24, 10 bas, a four of eight from the I charity line. Tested "Dam" Two registered Jersey cows owned by Clarence Keffeler, Rt. 3, I Remscn. have been rated Tested I Dams hy The American Jersey tie Club.

I The Tested Dam rating indicates I that a Jersey cow has three or more progeny lhaf have qualified themselves on one of the programs of official testing of The American Jersey Cattle Club, which has its national headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. The cows in the Keffeler herd thai earned the distinction and the average production of their quali- i progeny arc as follows: Sybil Flo Blossom with three progeny averaging 9.528 Ibs. milk containing 531 Ibs. huttcrfat. and Sybil Owl Ann with three progeny averaging 8.685 Ihs.

milk containing 524 Ihs. bultcrfat. These records are computed to a twice-daily milking. 305-day mature equivalent The Tested Dam rating is a valuable aid to dairymen in enabling them to select breeding stock from cows i proven inheritance. All tests made on the progeny of tht cows winning the award are made under supervision of the state agricultural college.

Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Schae- cber of Humphrey. Nebraska announce the engagement of their (laughter Marilyn Ann to Dr.

Richard Paul Bose. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Bose of LeMars. Miss Schaecher is a graduate of the College of St.

Mary, in Omaha. Dr. Bose is a graduate of the Crcighton School of Medicine, and is interning at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs, Iowa. i They arc planning a May wedding. i Mrs.

Bertha 'Rothlrsberger re; turned home last from j'San Marino. California where, she i spent the past three months visiting i with her sister and brother-in-law, and Mn. T.loyd Hcrron. NE EWSP.APE.Rr.