Friday, March fl. 1955 THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON, OHIO Rochester Will Dairy Situation Far East Program Yanks Eat Better Meet Jefs In under onio snies Discussed By At No Greater Cost By DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Has Scholarships The kind of food that cost 25 Opening Game Franklin Co. Man percent of a typical family’s take- COLUMBUS, O. — Thirty schol­ home pay in the 1920’s can be SPORTS The official 1955 International Total stocks of cheese in cold arships, valued at $150 each, are bought today for 17 percent of the League schedule was released to­ 'AMERICA'S storage on January 1, were 26% now available for Ohio State Uni­ average family income, according day by President Frank J. Shaugh­ larger than a year ago. according versity’s summer program on the to the U. S. Department of Agri­ nessy showing the Columbus Jets LARGZST to a report issued by the U. S. De­ Far East, being offered for the culture. Notes From The opening at home, April 20, with the partment of Agriculture. The re­ first time this year during the first American lamilies continue to Keough Looks Rochester Red Wings in a after­ port also points that per capita SEVERAL fLOCKS OH I term of the Summer Quarter, June Spend about one-tourth of their in- Redlegs Spring noon game beginning at 2:00 p.m. consumption of cheese, at 10 20-July 22. Come for food, just as they did in Good For Majors The Jets 154-game schedule will .WLD TURKEYS ~AS pounds per person, is nearly twice the twenties, but they are getting Training Camp conclude with a Labor Day MANY AS 35 BIRDS as high as it was 20 years ago. In announcing the added schol­ a greater variety of foods with By PINKY HIGGINS header at Syracuse. LN EACH ELOCK ~ However, total milk production has arships, Prof. Kazuo Kawai of Ohio higher nutritive value. Modern Ideal Tampa weather greeted The are bring­ After Rochester opens the Jets HAVE BEEN SEEN been increasing rapidly during the State’s political science faculty, diets contain more of the protective the early Red leg workouts. . . . ing up from Louisville a number season with a threc-game scries, NEAR WATERLOG•' same period, and as a result, more said that gifts of $1,500 from the foods—such as meat, milk, eggs, was all of good young prospects. Some the rugged Toronto Maple Leafs STATE fOREST milk, is going into cheese produc­ Ohio State Development Fund, fruit, green vegetables—and many smiles. . . .“about six days of this will make the grade this season. managed by Luke Sewell come to tion. Milk production in 1954 and a like amount from the Asia more items are purchased in Tampa sunshine is just right. It the W. Mound St. Stadium for a reached an all time high. Foundation of San Francisco had ready-to-eat or ready-tn-ennk fnrm takes out that winter stiffness.” Marty Keough, an , is four-game series topped by a big *r H/neS In discussing the current dairy been received recently. Nashville manager Joe Schultz a fine prospect, yet he is not on Sunday double header on April situation, Associate County Agent These two gifts, along with an and Columbia manager Ernie the roster of the big club. But he 23rd. AT LEAST JOO YOUNG James Mills, Franklin Co., points Original grant of $2,000, including White assisted Tebbetts and his will get a through look this spring. Jets General Manager Harold TURKEYS HAYE SEEN WILD TURKEY HUNTING out that the federal government $1,500 was for scholarships, from coaches Dick' Bartell and Tom Keough is not a power hitter des­ M. Cooper revealed all Saturday RAISED &Y THE LIN OHIO MAY BE POSS!ELS' supports the price paid to produc­ the Japan Society, Inc., of New’ Ferrick in running the camp. Teb­ pite 10 homers, 17 triples and 22 games this season, will be 2OO ADULT &/RD9 /A THE &1PDS THRIVE ers for milk which is used in mak­ York City, will provide the schol­ betts gave the squad very few doubles. However, he is a very played at 2:00 p.m. to conform RELEASED IN AS TREY D/D arships for 30 students. W2-'55-'S4 LAST YEAR- ing cheese, butter and other manu­ rules .He believes in treating the good hitter, with exceptional ­ with the huge Knot Hole policy factured milk products. This sup­ In awarding scholarships, pref­ men as he would have liked to ning speed. He stole 15 bases at now being planned. port program is carried out erence will be given to applicants have been treated when he was a Ixiuisville and led the Little World All single night games will start through government purchase of who are teachers, journalists, com­ player . Series winners in hitting with .292. at 8:00 p.m. with week-day twin, Cheese, butter, and skim milk pow­ munity group leaders and others Tebbetts revealing that Tnat’s exceptional for a boy who bills beginning at 6:30 p.m. der, and is aimed toward absorb­ whose work will especially benefit “fans coming out to see our had had only one year’s experi­ All Saturday, Sunday and holi­ ing milk not needed for normal de­ from a greater knowledge of the games here will see outfielder ence in Class C ball. day doubleheaders will begin at mands during the season of flush growing importance of the Far Bob Thurman the ball as far 1:30 p.m. with single games on production (cows produce more East to the interest of the U. S., as anyone in baseball. He has tre­ Gene Stephens and Norm these days under way at 2:00 p.m. milk in spring and early summer), Prof. Kawai said. Further informa­ mendous power and can really Zauchin both showed improvement so that adequate supplies of fluid tion about the scholarships and en­ run.” Ray Jablonski, the third and rate a good chance this spring. Conservation Milford Boy Winner milk will be available during the rollment may be obtained from sacker obtained from the St. Lou­ Although Zauchin hit only .289 he ‘55 Lake & Stream balance of the year. him at Room 100, University Hall, is Cardinals, was the center of at­ had 118 runs batted in, second best Co ngress Slated In Columbus Golden Mr. Mills says that this explains, Ohio State. traction for Tampa fans. Dr. figure in the association. He hit Maps Available to som? extent, the reason why Wayne Anderson, Redleg trainer, 18 home runs and had 38 other ex­ Glove Tournament cheese and butter prices do not de­ tra base hits. He’s a big fellow, 6 For Neil House COLUMBUS, OHIO—The Ohio found “Jabbo” has tight back Boxing fans of the vicinity of Division of Wildlife has received cline as much as might be expected muscles. Doc is working it out feet, 5, weighs 210 pounds and can during periods of peak production. Notice of Sale stretch at first base. Stephens, an COLUMBUS, OHIO—The Ohio Milford Center are proud of the its supply of the 1955 Lake and gradually and believes when his Conservation Congress are holding The net effect of such a procedure outfielder, hit .286 and is only 22. fact that Ralph Elliott, Route 1, Stream maps. back is loosened it will aid his their annual state-wide convention was the winner of the novice cham­ is that retail prices of cheese, but­ I have sold my farm and throwing. Ivan Delock, back for another in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday pionship in the recent. Columbus The maps, which have been very ter, and other manufactured dairy reported in trial, was one of the better pitch­ and Sunday. March 12 and 13 at golden gloves tournament. popular with Ohio fishermen and products remain at levels which re­ will have, a complete closing great shape, he weighed just a ers in the association. He was tops the Neil House. According to an Elliott won all three rounds in hunters show all of the lakes, flect more favorable reti*rns to out Auction at my residence few pounds over the poundage he in shutouts with six. He has fine announcement by Jack Welsh, his bout with Smedley of the Lock­ streams and their relation to producers. Even with the dairy 6051 Bausch Road, 1 mile south ON NFW finished the 1954 campaign at. president of the group, the meet­ Ohio's highways on one side and price support program in opera­ control and his curve ball has im­ bourne Air Base. It was a light of Galloway, and 4 miles south The wire‘services, feature w riters, proved. He had a 17-10 record and ing will get underway at 9:30 a.m. heavyweight match. the location of the states public tion, however, producer milk prices radio men, television and newsreel his earned run mark of 3.29 rated Saturday with registration and re­ hunting areas on the reverse side. in Ohio have declined by more than of New Rome on re stone 20% since 1952. men gave the big king third among those who pitched port of committees. More Fishing In Newly acquired wildlife hunting of the majors a tremendous a- 200 or more . MARCH 12. 1955 TRACTOR TIRES mount? of attention and coverage. The afternoon sessicn will start Indian Lake Waters areas as well as the new lakes, Al Curtis, after having arm with an address of welcome by built within the past two years, At 1 P.M. Tebbetts didn’t waste any time in have been added to the map bring­ getting down to working on fun­ trouble, finished strong in the president Welsh, followed by an COLUMBUS, OHIO—-Some 63 Admiral Sale consists of Livestock, playoffs and the Little World Ser­ address by Charles A. Dambach, additional acres of good fishing ing it up to date as the 1955 fish­ damentals. Thtb Redleg skipper Farm Machinery, Grain, and sent the squad through some ies. He has a good curve and a Chief of the Ohio Division of water have been made available ing season opens up. thorough sessions on rundowns fine fast ball. Wildlife. Mr. A. W. Marion, to Indian Lake fishermen follow­ A new look has been added to Appliances some household goods. and cut-off plays. Director of the Department of ing approval of amended Council the new’ maps with the lake, Natural Resources, will give a re­ Order 175-54 by the Ohio Wildlife stream and highway side being Lunch Served Bob Dumbaugh. 21 Camp Muskingum Madison Farm Bureev year-old youngster from the Day­ sume of last year’s activities in Council. The area involved was printed in red and green and the v ton, Ohio area has been added to Site Of Laboratory the department and a look into formerly in the Game Refuge reverse side showing wildlife areas Appliances Loki« Watts. Owner the Redleg camp, he is on the Co­ COLUMBUS.OHIO—Camp Mus­ the future. Art Robinson of the area known as Bear Wallow and printed in blue. lumbia, S. C. roster,, shortstop kingum on Leesville I^ake, will Water Pollution Control Board is considered by many sport fish­ Maps are available from the Phone 726 C. A. (Bill) Kunz Barnhart Sales Inc. Jackie Simpson drove to camp will give an up-to-date report on ermen to be one of the best bass Ohio Division of Wildlife, Infor­ again Im» the site of the Conserva­ Ohio’s pollution problem and what and bluegill fishing spots in the mation, Education Section, 1500 254 W. High St. - London, O. Auctioneer with his wife from California. tion Laboratory conducted by Ohio I 11 W. High St. Phone 44 Tebbetts gave a pat on the back is being done over the state. lake. The area will be available Dublin Road, Columbus 12, Ohio. State University for the purpose The annual banquet will take to rookie Dutch Dotterer of schooling teachers interested in to fishermen this spring. Price is 10c each. (Nashville) and Dick Bush (Co­ teaching ♦conservation in Ohio’s place Saturday evening at 6:00 lumbia) w’ho are working here p.m. and the Sunday morning ses­ public schools. The Wildlife Coun­ sion will be devoted to election of with the Redlegs, teammates who cil has approved the appropriation have played in the same league officers and ether business mat­ of $3,600 for leasing the Camp ters. with Bob Thurman report the hus­ Muskingum facilities for a six ky southpaw can hit southpaw Meeting with the O.C.C. this week period. Council members year will be the Ohio Game Pro pitching. Tebbetts was pleased have expressed themselves by say­ with the performance of Wally toctors Association headed by Wil­ ing this was a very worthwhile liam R. Farley, president. Speak­ Post. "Wally looks fifty percent project and money well spent. setter at the plate at this time ers who will address the group han he did last year”, said Birdie, ire: A. W. Marion. Director, De­ ♦itclier Corky Valentine reeled in partment of Natural Resources; ime fine fish before workouts Charles Dambach. Chief, Division ■>t underw'ay. Dr. Wayne Ander­ 13j Of Wildlife: John Hcllcbush. Wild­ son receiving word that his wife life Council Member; Jack Welsh, Dorothy had presented him with a president, O.C.C.; JEd McCoy, daughter back in Cincinnati. John­ Chairman of the O.C.C. legislative ny Klippstein forced to take it t WfgWwRH committee, and Mr. E .E. Tucker, easy in early workouts as a tesult I xow/ I,aw Enforcement Chief, Michigan of a puffed knee caused by an auto Department of Conservation. . p accident. X—— ■■I ...... I...... n..., !«...! irr ■■■* State Parks Have Personnel Shift JETS’ 300K TICKETS COLUMBUS, OHIO — V. W. Flickinger, chief of the Ohio Divi­ Yes, I am happy to do my part for the locally owned and sion of Parks, has announced sev­ locally operated Jets and enclosed is my check for $------eral changes preparatory to the (made payable to the Columbus Jets) which is for...... - opening of the 1955 season . books of tickets. Send checks to Columbus Jets, W. Mound Flickinger has reported the res­ St., Columbus, Ohio. ignation of Charles Kennemur, of Friendship, O., s park manager at NAME ...... Roosevelt State Park near Ports­ mouth. Flickinger said Kennemur ADDRESS ------...... — would be replaced by John Young, of Hillsboro, Ohio, former manag­ CITY ...... it.—. Ja.—.....—------er at Rocky Fork in Highland THE MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT County. Other changes announced by LONDON. OHIO Flickinger included the transfer of Joseph Schrader, R. R. 2, Bain­ bridge, Ohio, from Pike Lake State Park to Mosquito Lake; Wil­ Each book consists of 10 tickets, and sells for $10.00. They liam Hopkins, Route 1, Pleasant •re good for any (including opening day, Sunday double-headers Plain, Ohio, from Stonelick Lake • nd holidays)- of the Jets championship games during 1955. Park to Pike State Park; William Rheinscheld, Route 2, Logan, Ohio, Since the regular general admission price is $1.10, a book from Hocking State Park to represents a 10% or $1.00 saving. Stonelick State Park. Flickinger announced that Wil­ Should any purchaser desire a reserved or box seat after liam Price, field naturalist of the arriving at the stadium, these book tickets may be exchanged. Division of Parks, will be located Although they cost jCUjjy $10.00, you will be given $1.10 credit permanently in the headquarters on any refund. office in Columbus. Price, of Ath- TOP CAR...TOP SIX cns, O., was formerly at Lake Hope State Park. of the low-price 3! BIGGEST SIZE, SMOOTHEST PERFORMANCE, HIGHEST ECONOMY

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