Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 7

1 Mike Luckmill 3 Cattle on concrete gain fasterl' eayi BRANT HEIDRICH Colorado £: an JTAT MUM 1 xv' otWfr 4 Johns Manville BLOWN Rock Wool INSULATION ree Estimates 4 Phone 2 2040 Wilmington Cl fP MAH TOD? 1 4 0 4 Club: News MEANT WHEN! VOll graduate from college Rentier Holds I rt? 2 1 avorite Role in Bout BUT DAD! you PPOMISED ME A NEW CAP OR A GRADUATION GlT Mclntire Collects Another Title 'to COULD BE HIS MIND WASN'T ON OANCIMG JULIE SURPWSIN6 HOW HARD IT IS OR A SMART BOYLIKE VA9SILYTO LEARN A EW BASIC CANCE STEPS THAT WALDO CHARACTER ON THE QUIZ SHOW BREAKS ME UP' WONDER WHO WRITES HIS STU BLAST rrf JET4 OEAP AGAIN OH NO1 JUST THAT YOU MIGHT BECOME A PROESSOR IN SOME LEADINS AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SIMMS CASH NO TRICK PRIZES LIKE TOUR RICKETY LYIN' SAUCES' THAT OOL THING IS MADE OLD BEER CAMS' ITS 60 BACK TO A TOWN THAT ISN'T THERE' BUT The poor old chap I HAP TO PROMISE Harveysburg TA Elects PINEHURST NC (API Barbara McIntire has added other chapter to her Pinehurst success story The dimpled' 26 year old Lake Park la golfer won her sec ond1 successive North and South amateur title with a 3 and 1 vic tory over Jiidy Bell of Wichita will be crowned Mark the date on your At about the same time College corridors sometimes referred to as the cor ridors of will become an art gallery when a number of one man shows are exhibited by graduating students The annual student art exhibition usually held at the same time will be shown later in the month The inauguration of Dr James Read as 13th President of Wil mington College is next weekend Dr Sheppard Watson 11th presi dent of WC will attend as well as the wife of 10th pres ident the late Dr Walter Collins all now see you next weekand remember to send questions to Box 391 Pyle Center WELL NOTIY HOOKER'S ATTORNEYS AIK KIKPT THEY'LL HANDLE EVERYTHING on the no nrodto flounder femier cattle utav riebt wi the job of eating On firm concrete footing they eat more aa much as fl pounds per head every day They have an easier life so all the feed ipes to making our stock stay cleaner on concrete' We docked at the 'market for dirty cattle And we think we save on vet bills itoof rot and other mud borne diseases haye been reduced 8TITCHIN TIME The second meeting of the Stitch In Time 4 Club was held Thursday The meeting was open ed by the 4 Pledge led by Karen Brewer Ginger Walls a and Tam my Berlin oUr recreation leaders then led us in a song The project books and member ship cards were passed out The next meeting will be Thurs day al the Presbyterian Church LINDA DANIELS Reporter Ml PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION SO Broad Slroat CotwrixM IS Ofcf A Mttaoal afganliatfon to Wnerova aad aitoed to aeoo eenorsto THANK YOU DOCTOR PLEASE HAVE THEM CALL ME vies president Charlene Paul sec retary Joyce Parker treasurer Donna Grisham recreation Shar on Van Pelt health and safety Gail Shejweod and' Barb McAllis ter reporter Aleoa We also chose our club name ALENA PRICE Reporter NOHr KNOW ALL XBBui THE MYSTERIOUS MR SMITH THINK I LL TRADE IT IN ON A NEW LYING SAUCER MUST BE GOOP OR THEY LET HIM KNOCK IT ON TV' Kan in finals sched uled for 18 holes The victory was her third here in five years In the two posing jeaia suew ruanprup an! semifinalist BOSTON Paul 'slashing left and elusive' style make him a 21 favorite to keep his limited version of the world middleweight tlele against' Car men Basilio tonight in a national Ty televised (ABC 10 pm East vnt' Standard Time) bout from Boston Garden scheduled for 15 rounds and both fighters are very cau tious about predicting it will end 'in less than that Pender 30 a' former fireman from Brookline Mass has boxed: more than 100 rounds getting rea dy for his third defense of a title recognized in Europe Massachu setts and New York Much of sparring tinie has been devoted to workouts against sparmates Osing in style fight figures to offer a vivid contrast in styles su perb stand up bdxlng left and footwork against the damaging left hook Basilio throws out of a crowding weaving attacks Basilioh 34 a former miildle weight and welterweight champfrom upstate New York has won two easy 10 round decisions in a comeback after a pair of brutal maulings at the hands of NBA title holder Gene uller Among the Pender advantages are age (four years) weight (about five pounds) height (al most five inches) and reach (five inches) Pender expected to weigh in close to the 160 pound limit today and Basilio said be would be about 155 DO MDU NTEND TO KEEP ON EEDING THOSE WILD DOGS MISS? was the theme of the activities at Wilmington College Dr Ralph D' Abernathy president of the Montgomery Ala Improve ment Association gave an interest ing speech at Convoca tion entitled on the Move in the An outstanding feature of Reli gion in Life Week was a discus sion on the of the Peace Corps" A new light was thrown oh the problem when Dr' Eddy Asir vantham president of a college in India asked whether people in other countries would understand the goals of the Peace Corps rather than label it as an Amer ican propaganda move Among panel members in the discussion were students Milton Clarke and Bob Kiblinger who recently went to the capital representing Wilmington College on the matter of the Peace Corps proposal Maybe it was just a coincidence but during Religion in Life Week construction people began to work on the Thomas Kelly Religious Activity Center As of my last talk with Wilmington College Pres ident Dr James Read the labor of students in the completion of this building will probably be used Tuesday evening I peeked in on the technical rehearsal for Hugh and If you get a chance to see or perform ances get your tickets for tonight's production a little differ ent from the usual run of plays By the waya it is not recommended for children of the )re school age Like to save excellent buys in textbooks and specialized books are to be had in the book sale currently going on in the Wilmington College Library and open to the public Proceeds will go to the Religious Activities Center and the sale is being spon sored by the CampusAMonthly Meeting Entire sets of books are also available Anyone having books to donate to the sale should contact college librarian Mrs Anne Beer I A new project has startedMrs Janies 5J Reau wife of the pres ident has announced a new pro ject to give every WC student a chance to be invited to the home of a faculty or administrative council member The newly form ed Wilmington College Wives Group is the sponsor of the plan whose goal is to get the students to better know their faculty in structors May 6this date marks Recog nition Day and Illumination Night It is a time when students are recognized for their work the year through in the academic and extra curricular fields An impressive ceremony will be held on the front campus lawn and the May Queen Saturday April 22 1961 'Daily News Journal a WUnimston Ohio Harveysburg uture Teachers of America has elected the follow ing pupils to office: Margaret Roberts president Danny Bevan vice president Karen Secrist secretary and Nancy Settlemyre treasurer Ernest Riegel school superin tendent entertained the members with remarks about his career as a teacher Charles Rich a senior recited 'two poems on teaching all and Trial of New members are Kathryn Hau ser Doris Baker Patty Eakins Gary isher Carolyn Starr Don 1 na York Allegra Bogan John Mike Johnson Wyvetta Williamson Sharon' Huddleson Mike Wallace Sharon Gordon and Keith Tietmyer Refreshments were served NEW VIENNA J' TASTY CLUB The New Vienna Tasty Club held their second meeting Wednesday St the New Vienna School cafeter ia immediately after school Thq meeting was opened" with the4 pledge and followed with the choosing of committee mem bers Games were played for recrea tion The next meeting will be held May 9 at the New Vienna School faYE McCUNE 1 Reporter Insulate now see how it pays' Insulation keeps biit summer heat cold and cuts your fuel hills loo Airport Bowl W0MN LMlnr Strilmra 4 Campbell Mcadden Lumber 1 Cedar Hills 3 Sabini Clothing 0 Hallbrooka Ntwa Journal Drbyhlr Hi Ztglen Inc Town Country Hair ashions Clinton Memorial Hospital 0 CCAB Handicap Pin Miaacr MUtea I Orblta I Untouchable 3 Accidental Thunderbird Bursar Goofball 1 neoeaan no a a Meoeaan wo i WUmlnstoa PubUihlng 4 Ac On 3 Untouchable 1 xjetianc unea a urazy rive Strlkettee 3 JH' 0 Chatterboxes 3 Strikes Spares 1 game ield 187 Ohio ishing Prospects Are Generally Poor 'COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) The weekend prospects for Ohio fisher men as detailed by the Division of Wildlife Lakes and streair3 in this area generally in poor condition If no additional rains forthcoming some waters could clear sufficiently by Satur day or Sunday to furnish some fishing EAST CENTRAL AND SOUTH EASTERN Lake fishing seems to hold best promise especially Hope Alma Clendenning Tappan ishing has been reported fair at these lakes with bass bluegills crappies the main species being taken Most other waters roily or muddy i CETRAL AND Muddy and high is the story from mot lakes and streams Buckeye and Jackson lakes clear in some areas although fishing below par Some streams clearing slightly No fish tak ishing 'pressure low Indian and Kiser lakes seem to offer best possibility A few trout being taken fraom Mad River Champa ign County' LAKE ERIE AND SANDUSKY All streams in Sandusky Bay: area high and roily A fewwalleyes being taken in Sandusky River Crappies perch bullheads reported Sandusky Bay Some perch being caught at East Harbor and Put In Bay ENOUGH? 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HAVE YOU THE PRESUMPTION TO SUSaESTWI UN OICER IN THE PEOPLES ARMY REP CHINny VitvT TU TWg CAPITALISTIC WESTERN WORLD PCSMONP I'M ARAID I CAPITAL SIR THE tul IN io I QUIET LIE HAS SOMETHING i BEGUN TO HALL WLL1 LONS AS WE'RE UEQE GET THS HORSES TONTO THINGS tVLL HAPPEN AST ASTER OAKS READS THAT CORK THS TELEl College Beat reiplritiry Inficflu more profitoblo milk production mointoin batter hotel health with the new formula high protein Hl MASTER BLEND High In protein and energy low in iber palatable easy to handle fortified with Vitamin and a balance of all ossen io I minerals now Hl MASTER BLENDA" it designed to give top producing herd MASTER MIX JHLMINGTQN NIMBLE THIMBLES 'The Nimble IWmbles met Thursday night We elected offic ers The president la Sally Turner vice president Becky Miars secre tary Marsh Smith treasurer Ter ry etters recreation Linda Tun ner safety and health Joy Rob erts and reporter Sue Carter Members present were Sandy Skidmore Cheryl Johnson Joy Roberts Karen Boltz Sharon Kirkart Judy Morris Terry et ter Connie Shaffer Patty Good man Sue Carter Becky Miars Marsha Smith Sally Turner Lin da Tunner Robin Pelle and Marg ret Curtis Miss Glenda Pifer home ec6 nomics Extension agent was a leader We discussed our projects for the air Anyone wishing to join our dub may attend our next meeting at 7 Thursday May 4 at Nellie Memorial Building SUE CARTER Reporter MARTINSVILLE SPOONERS The organizational meeting of I the Martinsville Spooners was held April 14 at 9:45 a at Mar insville High School Officers were elected as fol lows: president Eleanor Pendall McLaughlin Seal Tite 1287 Main St Woodmansee Elevator Melvin Phone LLJ 4 5M1 AND MCW LONG TWO WILL THAT BE? i WEEKS SWGIUW WlUTER YOUR UTURE PRKEE' NOT DRIVING SCHOOL Just what WAS TT YOU WISHED TO DISCUSS WITH ME CDR SAWYER? 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