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16 KOKOMO (Ind TRIBUNE i 9, 1 9 7 1 Pont Says His Hoosiers Intend To Win Last Two 18 Arrests Here Include 12 on Speeding Charges I i I A liavi 1 a i Imliarci I I I I I foot i i John 1'ont Moni i a "anii WT i win Ihi'tii." The HOOSUTS. 1 I i i 1 play Iowa a a i i' t.l"' I'limpsiui: a homo a i a i Nov L'O. i i i a ic-! i i 22 21. to Boilers In Sweats i a i i i i i i i thr.v i iVi! losses, the i i no liival position a i i i a as i i i on a i i i a i i i a l-'urdue is 3-3 in ie.uuie i i a a i i i in overall. i i Gome Coming a a said he was i whether he would start George Ure- movieh or Kd Jenkins at left halfback.

He said both were impressive in last week's 22-21 victory over Indiana. -Northwestern 'Cats See Films A 111 A Northwestern prepared for Staurday's clash with round Ohio Stale with a light practice The reserves scrimmaged i the regulars watched game films. a a a i performances in last week's 41-20 victory i a were a a to fullback Randy Anderson and cor- nerhack Jack Injured I A I i A -Minnesota prepared for Staurday's Big Ten game with Michigan State with several key players sidelined with injuries. Defensive end Steve Neils was out with an injury. Hagerstown Coach Believes Winning Builds Character I SAMHFAK i i Pa I I For A.s-ui'iau-(3 Press I A i Hagers- ('oarh Ron Wilson i.n"'iii.'x--.'^ i i i i.Ti^Mii^ ilie opponent's goal i is a builds character on a a a a and stopping the opponent from crossing yours.

Wilson's charges did plenty of both i the? pos! two months as they rolled up a perfect y-u season record and a the Tri-Eastern Taylor Lists T' I J. I Cage Ticket Information CENTER Taylor High School season basketball tickets will be on sale at the school bookstore 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting Monday. Nov.

15, through Friday. Nov. 19. it was announced by Athletic Director Larry Polk. The i will also he on sale from to 8 p.m.

Nov. 18. in the south gym lobby. Adult season i will sell for S8 for eight home games, and students can purchase a i i i tickets for S7.50. These i i be good for an a i contests in the junior and senior high except the tournaments.

All seating will be by reserved sections. Elementary students not accompanied by a parent will be required to sit in the section marked for them. All students grades 7 through 12 will be required to sit in their designated section. THERE WILL be a section reserved for a fans holding either activities books or season tickets. There will also on marked for adult general to b-j used tv adult fans who buv i at the door from Pro Football Standings 0 I I ig NBA STANDINGS 3 9 i Hou 1 1 4 tsulti 109 1 i i a i q.irne ichtduled a a 'ii Buffalo Los Angc-lt'i ill Chicago flt Milwaukee Houston vi Golden a at Oakland Only gamfci scheflulFfl i a a Now vorft at Cincinnati at Atlanta Los Angeles Philadelphia Portland at Dftroit Chicago a' ftallimor-a Dosfon At Houston Only (james sctifdulprt Polled in New York City receive 24,000 emergency calls a day.

The number is 911. ence championship. The Tigers rolled up 283 points in the nine games, while the defensive crew stopped the opposition with 41 points. "These boys mere sophomores when I came here three years they're seniors, and I've had the same group three years. They stuck it out," Wilson said.

He added, "They've been a great group to work with, and they've built a lot of a a i i themselves. They wanted to win and they were willing to pay the price. When the going got tougli, these kids got themselves up every time." Wilson said proudly, "In every ball game when it counted and our opponent had the ball inside our 10-yard line, we held. We forced 20 fumbles this year and our defensive secondary did not allow a touchdown pass all year." All this was done with a squad which had only 38 players. Seven of the boys went both ways.

The Tigers were led by Dick Tinkle and Bob Huffine. Tinkle played quarterback and Huffine halfback on offense and the two combined to make up the Hagerstown defensive backfield. Tinkle passed for over 1,000 yards for the second straight year, throwing for 14 touchdowns. He wound up the season with 64 of 123 passing attempts, completing 38 of those to Huffine for nearly 550 yards. Tinkle also ran for nine touchdowns.

But Huffine led that department, scoring 13 touchdowns and running for two conversions to total 112 points. And while talking about his team, Wilson looked wistfully out at the Tiger football field and said, "You know, it seems funny not to be out there practicing. 1 kind of wish we had just one more game." Celts Topple Royals, Keep Division Lead OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Boston protected its lead in the Atlantic Division of the National Basketball Association on the above-average shooting of Dave Cowens and a late point flurry defeating Cincinnati 120-109 in the only league game Monday night. A crowd of 6,035 watched a Cincinnati rally fall short in the fourth period in the only pro basketball game to be played in Qmaha this season.

Cowens hit for 30 points, 11 above his average, as the Celts rolled to a 97-83 i i a a a then needed some quick baskets to turn back a rally by the Royals. Boston, making its record 9-2, used connections on jumpers and drives by Jo Jo White-- who scored 24--to build the third quarter lead. Williams came off the bench to lead a comeback try for the Royals, who trailed throughout. Cincinnati cut the margin to 106-100 before Don Nelson and Cowens put it out of reach for Boston with two goals each. Williams, who finished with 26 points to lead the Royals, scored three baskets late in the game.

Japan Finally Beats Orioles! KYOTO, Japan (AP) The Japan series champion Tokyo Yomiuri Giants, teaming with the Pacific League champion Hankyu Braves, erupted for 12 hits off four Baltimore hurlers today and whipped the American League champion Orioles 82. It was the first loss in Japan for the Orioles, the 14th U.S. major baseball club to visit this country on a barnstorming tour. The Orioles have won eight games and tied three others. Hisashi Yamada of the Braves, the Pacific League's top pitcher in the 1971 season, outclassed Jim Palmer in a duel between two 20-game winners.

Yamada held the Orioles to seven hits, including a home run and two doubles. Palmer gave up three homers and two singles in the first four innings, and was relieved by Pete Richer! in the fifth. The 23-year-old Yamada held the visitors to four hits and one run until the sixth when first baseman Boog Powell powered his fifth home run in Japan. Pizza Den West Open The arrests of 18 persons were reported by city, county and state law enforcement i Tuesday Slated were: Constance Louise Stewart, 24, 2549 N. Buckeye assault and battery.

Kent B. Glassburn, 18, Peru, absent without leave from military service (U.S. Army). Keith A. Glassburn, 18, Fort Campbell, absent without leave from military service (U.S.

Army). Robert R. Robertson, 35, 1254 E. State speeding. Robert M.

Graham, 50, 1908 W. Murden speeding. Virgil C. Hunt, 49, 425 E. Boulevard, speeding.

Roy F. Clifton, 65, 3100 Terrace speeding. Joyce A. Banner, 3V, 2303 S. Courtland speeding.

Earl F. Welke, 27, 612 S. Main speeding. Roy F. Chaplin II, 26, 1815 Apperson Way speeding.

Deveta M. Cress, 46, 738 S. Union speeding. Gwendolyn S. Dunham, 37, Bringhurst R.

R. 1, speeding. Billy D. Fairfield, 32, Lebanon, no motor fuel tax receipt. Steven F.

Hembree, 24, 600 W. WWalnut speeding. Charles M. Campbell, 38, Galveston, disregarding an automatic traffic signal. Norman R.

Barnett, 31, 1623 S. Main disregarding a stop sign. Michael L. Hoel, 20, 1505 S. Washington speeding.

Eugene M. Leonard, 32, Cutler R. R. 2, speeding. 5 Injured In Accident Near Peru PERU Five persons were injured in a two-vehicle accident at 6:25 p.m.

Monday at the intersection of U.S. 31 and Ind. 18. Injured were: John Myers, 84, 328 S. Union Kokomo, possible internal injuries and bruised knees.

His wife, Anna Myers, 58, possible internal injuries, possible back injuries and possible broken collar bone. Rhonda Myers, 8, a passenger in the Myers car, a bump on the chin and shock. Clifford LaCross, 68, Kalamazoo, possible internal injuries, and chest pains. His wife, Violet, 62, chest pains and shock. All were treated at St.

Joseph Memorial Hospital, Kokomo, and released. According to authorities, Myers, driving a Vi-ton pick-up truck towing a trailer, turned left from Ind. 18 on U.S. 31 and stopped at the yield sign, with the trailer blocking the northbound lane. The northbound LaCross auto struck the left rear corner of the trailer.

Open House? Let's Try That One More Time For all the parents in the Northwestern School district, this little story is to set the record straight. The Northwestern Junior-Senior High School open house for parents and students will be Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The Tribune has reported twice that open house would be Thursday and once that it would be Wednesday. School officials say the open house is definitely Wednesday. Tours of the school and several special programs will be included on the informal program.

Human Relations Unit To Meet Thursday Night The Kokomo Human Relations Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the city council chambers. Mrs. Jeanne Mays, executive director, is to give reports on the school situation, the newly-reformed civil rights act and complaints of discrimination. Smith To Start 2-Year Term As State Fair Board Member INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Don Smith, president of Indianapolis Raceway Park, will begin a two-year term Wednesday as the member of the State Fair Board in charge of its auto racing department.

Smith, executive vice president of the First National Bank of Terre Haute, was named to the post by Gov. Edgar D. Whitcomb. He will succeed Joseph L. Quinn who has served the maximum four successive two-year terms on the board.

Smith, who is also director of racing at the Terre Haute Action Track, was the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for mayor of Terre Haute in 1967. Other new fair board members appointed by Whitcomb for two-year terms are Linville Bryant of Versailles, representing the ninth agricultural district; and Dwight Smoker of Wanatah, representing the third agricultural district. Reappointed for two-year terms were Edward Barham of Carmel, Paul Thurston of Alexandria, Horace Abbott of Indianapolis, Ross McKee of Kentland and Oren Wright of Greenwood. BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS ON VOUR PAVKOI.I.

SAVINGS PLAN Kokomo Tribune Want Ads DIAL 459-3123 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Co-d of Ihnnki Flomti 4 unerul Drri-drjfi 6 Ccmetcr, tots 7. Perton-jti INSTRUCTION 10. Cofieipondente Co 12. Muiicot Dancing HUP WANTED 13 Femole Male 16. Male- Female 18.

Soli ci Ion, Agenli SITUATIONS WANTED 19. femole 20. Male fINANCIAL 31-BuiineilOppertunitiei 22. Stotki 4 Bond! Money to loon 13. Wanted to Borrow SERVICES 16 Buiineii Service! 2B.

Cleaning, Dyeing 29. Dren Making Alternlion 31. Hoofing 32. Wots, Soflemng Iniu.ante 34. Laundering 36.

Painting Papering 37. Decorating 39. Profettional Service 39. Beauty Shopi 42.T.V. Radio Service 43.

Ps It 45 Poultry Supplies 46 Wonled live.tock MERCHANDISE 47A. Rental Equipment 48. Swop Or "(change 4BA. Sperling Goods Boats Acceticrir, 51. Office Equipment 53 Fatm Equipment 54.

Fuel 55- Seed Feed Fertili er 56- Thin gt 0 Eat 57. Houiehold Goadi 58- Jewelry Machinery Tooli 61- MuiicalMerchnndiie 62. Planh ROOMS AND BOARD 67. Roomt REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Gar a get 70- Buiinett Placet 71. Farm and land 72.

Trailer Space 73- Mowvei 75. Office Space 76- Lnkf. CoHogei REA.VEST4.TEFORSAIE 79-Butinei. Property BO. farmi 4 land Sl-Houiet 82, Cortogei 83.

Multiple Liitingi 85. -ake, fiirtr Lati 66-nuilding loll 89- Wanted HBP! Eilale AUTOMOTIVE 90- Automobile) 93A. Travel Trailer! 95. Maloicydei, Bicyciet 98. AUCTIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS THE FAMILY ot Milford Fouts wish to and all the friends and neighbors for their kindness in our time of sorrow.

5 Monuments CLEVENGER MONUMENTS 3000 E. MARKLAND. 457-2619 7 Personals NOW I may qualify for lower DO YOU HAVE AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM? If 50, write Alcoholic Anony- A A For families with alcoholic problems. Call -JS2-786B. (TF) HI neighbors! Tried Blue Lustre for cleaning carpets? It's super! Rent electric shampooer SI.

(Hook's), (L-13) 8 Strayed, Lost, Found FOUND coal black male puppy vie. Steel Mill. Ph. 452-0302. (L-10) LOST min.

white toy poodle, long tail, vie. of p.p.G, Cuneo. Answers to Pierre. 5903 Mendota. 453-0220.

(L-10) Sat. eve. If found please telephone 4 5 7 4 8 0 2 a if returned intact. INSTRUCTION 11 Instruction Classes EXPER. GUITAR instruction, privately taught, 453 1405 (M-l) 12 Musical, Dancing PRlV.

Guitar lessons. New used quttars for sale or rent. Amps. 4S7-9ST6. (TF) IMPLOYMENT 13 Jobs of Interest-Female BABYSITTER in my home, 7:30 a.m.

p.m., live near Groonuville. 1S01. tTF) SOMEONE TO prepare meals lor elem. children ft possibily live in housekeep, 457-4341 after i p.m. L-t) WANTED lady to clean in my home, afternoons, dust furniture, run sweeper, waihdlsnts.O.VShr., 4SM004.

EXP. WAITRESS Kokomo Country Club. Must be 11 In fxrson. (L-1 Jl KITCHEN help wanted, Kritt Syea- mor Ml) w. Sycamore ITF) Oft NINO for waitress, preferred.

Bit Wtteel RntWTHit. ITF) HOSTESS-MUST be to nieht sKIHs. pefsonaWe lady preferjiMy with Must bf bontfiMe. Apply to M. Minter, WHEEL (TF) EMPLOYMENT 13 Jobs of Interests-Female NEED worn, in to babysit In my home.

Must turn own trans, day shift. Refer- SOMEONE (or counter a Misc. work, some sewing. Indian Heights Cleaners, e. Ceo(er Rd.

(L-11) RELIABLE babysitter, lor info, call Beaver Lodgo, 459-3570. A I in my home, 2nd shift, trans, possible, fnq. 927 E. Monroe bet. 11 3 weekdays.

(L-l?) 41S Arnold Ct. Rm. -l. L-10) A I needed on weekends. Must be 2), Apply in person Martino's 1752 N.

Main. (L-15) A I 7 3:30. 453-5427. (L-ll) IL-10) ACCEPTING applications from young ladies 13 up, SI. 75 per salaried plus bonus.

Mr. Mony, 3 p.m., 1019 S. Apperson Way. (TF TOP Value Stamp Store has opening (or Sales Clerk, must be H.5, graduate over 21. Please call 453-4272, 10-5.

(L-10) A I days, my home. Ph. 453-4521 between 4 7 P.M. (TF) tips bonuses. No exp.

nee. Apply person. Hip Hugger, 805 Bellvedere. (L-1S) DINING ROOM WAITRESS, APPLY IN PERSON ONLY, CASA GRANDE, E. MARKLAND AVE.

AT A 31. (L-15) BABYSITTER, my home, 2nd shift, 5797 after 3 p.m. L-H) CHRISTMAS MONEY Earn substantia (extra money) for Christmas in your spare time. Choose vour own hours. Phone Mrs.

Emery at 453-5265 between 2 a 4 for app't. (L-10) 14 Jobs of Interest -Male MANovtr ll lor janitorial work eves. weekends. Also exp. man for supervisory position; Apply Indiana Janitor Serv-l ice, 415 Arnold Ct.

(L-10) MEN, 21-30, who have ability plus ees. Mr. Smith, 3 p.m., neat appearance, 101? S. Apperson Way. (TF) pperson Way.

STEADY work to offer man with tractor to pull company trailers. 457-7241. 15) BRICK CONTRACTORS Residential work in Howard County. Busy all winter. Call collect Indianapolis, 924-1221.

Ask for Larry Phillips. PART time or full time tool die design man. App United Too Die, 910'i N. Washington, Kokomo, Indiana (TF) man to manage or franchise a new Nite Owl Food Mart now under const, in Kokomo. For appt.

for interview contact Mr. Wallace or Mr. Riley at the Holiday Inn, Kokomo, between 4 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Nov.

10, 1971. (L-9) WANTED-- scrap yard laborer. Good wages for experienced men. Abe Spo- seep a Son, 55 water Ind. 219-563-3179.

L-10 A TIME attendant for automatic car wash. Apply in person after 5:00 p.m. at Play Bow Lanes, 3110 S. Latauntain. See Jack Newton.

BARTENDERS. Apply Rokes Lounge, Markland Mall. (TF) GROW WITH US WOOD VENDING SERVICE P.O. Box 545 LEBANON, IND. 46052 A.C.

317-482-5780 Instant Crochet! JR Lut fiishUm news features cozy, colorful ponchos. INSTANT CROCHBT pcm- los Tor moni-dniiKhter or -sisters. Single, double crochet forms chevrons. atteni 7463: AKchild's 8-12 Misses' M-18) i SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS for each pattern for Air Mail and Special Handling. Send to Alice Brooks, THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE Needlecraft liox 1G3, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N.

Y. 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. NEEDLECRAFT '72! Newest crochet, knits for the expressive Keneration! Sewing, embroidery, quilts, afKhans. Free patterns! CntnloR Bflc 1 New! "Instant Crochet" Book.

Step-by-step pictures teach you how to crochet instantly! Plus newest patterns. $1.00 Complete Instant Gift Book -more than 100 Riftfl. $1.00 Complete Afghan Book-- $1.00 "16 Jiffy Rugs" Hook. 50C Book of 12 50 Quilt Book 1--1 6 patterns. Museum Quilt Book 2 5M Book 3.

"Quills for Today's 15 50f EMPLOYMENT 14 Jobs of Interest-Male FULL TIME barber wanted, Apply S. Main. (L-10) EXP. lull or part time (arm hand. Apply Box E-104 Tribune.

WILL USE FIRST 10 High ichoo! college men to apply. $1.75 per hour, salaried plus bonus. 1019 APPERSON WAYS. 1 5 Salesman Wanted LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS! Or men and women with related sales experience. 520,000 first Year potentia Now and different plans.

No collecting. Rapid advancement. Call 453-4557 6 to 9 P.M. or 10 to 12 A.M. (L-9) 16 Male Female HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE waitresses, dish help- Good hours, good pay.

Apply in person, a Stop, Markland Mall. (L-9) A siOOO per month income for sports minded people. Call 317-589-3133. L-9) LOCAL distributor otters opportunity to earn S3 per hour. You pick the hours.

We train. For interview write Tribune Box H-107. (L-111 Nobil Shoe Store, Kokomo Mall. L-)1) WANTED Men and women to train for management. Sales or management background helpful, but not required.

My company has over 2,000,000 established custom- billion dollars. Interested write Box K-109 Kokomo' COUPON "Salesman. Wayne's Studio, 457-7630 or 457-7807. (L-lfll WANTED Rpnjctpred Pharmacist Part Time Excellent Pay and Working Conditions APPLY OR PHONE MR. SILER OSCO DRUG 457-8171 SITUATIONS WANTED 19 Female Country Club Hills.

Ph. 453-6302. (L-ll) CIRCULAR mail inserting or etc. in my home. Ph.

453-6303. (L-11) LICENSED ACCOUNTANT DESIRES CAREER POSITION. PH. 453-3254. (K-.

EXP. practical nurse desires job, good ref. Ph. 452-7314. (L-12) EXP.

child care, my home, excel, 459-4293. (L-13) a-m CHILD care, my home, S. Armstrong. 452-9658. (L-16) WILL babysit in my home, licensed, any shift.

452-9743. (L-15) WANTED babysitting, day or night SOc an hour. Also ironings 1209 W. Taylor (L-11) BABYSITTING or house cleaning, any- BABYSITTING days. References.

(Ind. BABYSITTING my home Country Club Hills. Ph. 153-0776. (L-121 20 Male I Engineer desires property Ph.

453-6302. (L-ll) FINANCIAL 21 Business Opportunities 457-7604. (L-ll) PACKAGED DRUG SUNDRY BUSINESS Including full fountain end b.goth Priced below inventory vnluc. Located in mall town ne.r KOKOMO. FOR INFORMATION KOKOMO BEAUT 4573251 ABSOLUTELY NO SELLING Net about $300 monthly for only 5 hours work per week.

Take over profitable company established accounts of WALT DISNEY Cartoon and T.V. a a Balloons, Baby Pants, Bibs and Toys, vestment secured by inventory only $795. Full-Time Income Potential $20,000. Write TOYS Kokomo Tribune Box D-l 03, 300 N. Union St.

SERVICES 26 Business Service DAVIS Carpet Sales Service. 104 W. Superior. Ph. 452-6845.

(L-10) TRAILER TOPPING Any color, work guar. 452-7698. (L-9) FOR COMPLETE cleaning and janitorial service, call Boitic, Prifogie. or 459-4740. (L-9) BEFORE you have a garage bull! or concrete work done Ph.

4S2-3AI2 for free estimate. Furn. LAND clearing wnn 1 bul.toierv D7- E's Cat. Fully insured. Elmo Redding.

Ph. SM-3107. CONCRETE service floors, steps, Or veways etc. Ph. UM074.

(L-tl) TRASH hauling clean up jobs. 457.MA4. (TF) WILL haul trash, clean bastmints ft (TFl ELEC. wiring, plumbing 4 light odd Ph. 4SMI71.

(L-tl) GUTTERING. EAVE TROUGH, NEW, OLD KEPAtftED. SHEET METAL WORK. FREf EST. PH.

4JMW. (L- 11) SWEEPER 4 PARTS 1144 S. DCLPHOV PH. 45M11I. (TP) SERVICES 26 Business Service TREE Service, Topping 4 removing.

ree immed. seryltf. 457-4151. (TF) TREE trimming removal. Insured.

Free estimates, 453-5977. (TF) CARPENTER work, roofing, painting ek. Free estimates. (L-27) HAULING ol all kinds, we wreck buildings haul away. Also basement 4 garage cleaning.

We have I trucks, dump truck a small truck. You may call at any time. 452-4874. (TF) ADDITIONS, remodeling, garages, con- Cent. Patio, driveway walks porches, etc.

Free est. 457-W02. (M-6) LIGHT hauling and clean up jobs. Ph. 457-1227.

(M-i) JOHN'S UPHOLSTERING FABRIC SHOP 1 800 S. Union Kokomo, Ind. 46901 453-4555 POST BUILDINGS By Mathews Geetingsville 258-2818 Frankfort, R.R.1 27 Building-Contracting Room Additions Garages Vinyl Siding BUILT RITE CONST. 452-5854 453-2035 28 Cleaning, Dyeing LOOK, deluxe dry cleaning service, sweater, 25c each. 40 minute service.

Stites Cleaners, 519 Park Avenue. 30 Heating, Plumbing PLUMBING I INSTALL NEW REPAIR OLD. Ph. 452-5173. (L-20) .31 Roofing ROOFING repa'ir of any kind.

Free estimates. Call Dennis Snow. 452-5916. L-27) get my price on reroofing or only to repair a little drip in 1 trip. Ph.

4S2-7698. (TF) ROOF Repairs. Free roof inspection estimate. Ph. 457-6457.

(1-26) 35 Moving, Trucking BLACK top soil S1.50 a yd. Field dirt 11.00 a yd. Driveway stone woods dirt driveway cutting. 452-1916- (L-22) DRIVEWAY stone, fill sand top dirt. Barnott.

453-4901. (TF) I A stone-- gravel-- top dirt, also dozer work. Call Priloglc, 457-7371 36 Painting, Papering PAINTING interior exterior. Wall paper vinyl hanging, roofing, small home repairs. 452-9737.

(L-12) INTERIOR exterior painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Simmerman Git- (TF) QUALITY painting int. ext. Free est.

John Commons, 4S7-3167. (TF) LIVESTOCK 43 Pets VISIT KOKOMO ANIMAL SHELTER A HOME A PET 713 N. ELIZABETH 7 A.M. 6 P.M. daily PH.

452 6224 Stan Carla's Pet Palace All breed grooming Toys $7. Min. SB. 1017ft S. Apperson Way.

REDUCED RATES Labrador Re- P.M. 453-1330. pups, adults. 535 up. 457-1891 457-9451.

AKC Extra Tiny Toy Poodles. White black. Also stud service direct from Sassalras Kennels. 453-3843 or 452-8793. L-10) AKC Siberian Husky pups, 459-4739 after 4.

(L-13) shots, S100. 459-5315. (L-13) REG. Beagles started Not started S35. Ph.

452-4275. (L-10) AKC Swiss bred St. Bernard pups. Phone 452-7895. RABBIT hunters, gun dog supreme, also started unstarted pups, field champion sired.

Chaffins Beagle Farm Sharpsvillo. 963-3346. (L-10) SHADY Kennels, Boarding grooming. 6 mi. S.

ot Kokomo on U.S. 31. 913-3265. FREE KITTENS 453-6BOS. (L-7) AKC Keg.

Beayte pups started dogs. Ph. 453-7154. (L-9) 3 BLACK AKC male min. poodles, 7 Wks, Old.

689-8125. (L-12) REG. toy poodles, 8 ihoti; aliC tiny toy poodles. 457-3478. (TF) 3 FOX TERRIER puppies, 1 Chihuahua Ph.

457-4119. (L-ll) TREEING walker female Coon dog, 2Vi yrs. old, 2 female pups, good breeding, reg, 457-4679. (L-10) 3 YEAR OLD MALE REDBONE. 453-2639.

(L IS) COCKER puppies, full blooded, non- S15 cacrj. 453-5076. (L-15) AKC miniature Dachshund, wire hair A smooth. Ph. 457-6247.

(L-11) REG. Walker coon dogs 883.5071. (L-15) REG. white tiny toy Poodles 113-5071. (L-15) AKC Reg.

male Beadle old. Ph. (L-15) LARGE Cog Haute, insulattd. Ph. 4S3-MI1.

(L-ll) SIAMESE UO.W 45J-JOOI before P.M. (L-10) IRISH Setter pupsiwki, old. iilhvr MK Ph. Camden 4M-40f4. (L-J1) (Aft STAtLtt HIKMH.

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