Bowling results and elk release in Indiana
The column lists December 30 match results for the Sportsman League with team and individual scores led by Rue's Tavern and Al Grimm Jr. It also reports eight elk released in Brown County State Park to reestablish the forest game Cervus Canadensis and discusses survival prospects and human impact on Indiana fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman League
Rue McDaniel
Morgan Const
Overleese W. Wells
Standings
Rae's Tavern
Overleese
Butcher F. Home
Indiana
Brown County
Brown County State Park
Public opinion shapes elk release and law enforcement
Public opinion is the driving force behind law enforcement and policy. Strong public approval of the elk release would significantly influence the project’s success or failure and reflect the community’s stance on the issue.
Refereeing by Rhody and County Tourney Talk
The Carthage Raiders are advancing with New Palestine and Arlington ahead before the County Tourney. Their 10 of 11 record includes a 2 point Milroy loss as the blemish. New Salem Milroy Carthage are near parity with Mays and Manila close behind. Linville Al Kramer and Donnie Jarman stand out as tough opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Raiders
New Palestine
Arlington
Milroy
New Salem
Carthage
Mays
Manilla
Linville
al Kramer
Donnie Jarman
Local basketball notes point to 1965 sectional favorites
Juniors dominate the Eagles with no seniors on the roster. Milroy, New Salem, Carthage, and Arlington lead a seven-team B tourney at Milroy next Saturday, with the Raiders B squad aiming to improve a 6-9 record. Morristown and Rushville boast undefeated 10-0 runs while Morristown eyes a fourth straight sectional title as Manchester College reports wrestling standout Marvin Heim in the 123 pound class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Milroy
New Salem
Carthage
Arlington
Raiders
Manchester College
Marvin Heim
Taylor University
Marvin
Manchester
Taylor
Morristown
Rushville
Lions
Anderson
Columbus
Yellow Jackets
March of Dimes Helps Lori Nelson End Her Torment
Lori Nelson of Rosalie Nebraska endured taunts over a birth defect until March of Dimes funded a Childrens Memorial Hospital center led by Dr Theodore Pfundt. Skin grafts and later planing and tattooing promise a normal looking arm by high school. Her mother Mrs. Nelson was named Nebraska March of Dimes Mother for 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Lori
Aly
March of Dimes
Nebraska
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Theodore R. P
Tyre
Nelson
Nebraska March of Dimes
Lert Nelson
Albert S. Black
March of Dimes Birth Defects Center
Omaha
Nebr
December Special Offer for The Citizen Subscriptions
A newspaper notice advertises subscription rates and renewal for The Citizen. December is $7.00 for a special renewal option, with a yearly rate of $2.50. Call 565 3505 to join or renew and enjoy a nickel weekly bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patton
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Regal
Maxwell House
Ocean Glen
Nabisco
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Bartlett Pearl
Crisco
Ralph Bronkema
McCormicks
Ruby's Market
Rhone
Rhody
Stingers
Larry Jordan
R-R
Wilkinson
Charlottesville
Hauser
Trafalgar
Franklin Central
Southwestern
Cadiz
Whiteland
Joyce
J & E Cafe
AAA
Lori Nelson
Rosalie
Neb
Mar Nelson
Ack
Joyce’s
Siegler
St. Carthage
Very
Gary Stewart
The
Lions Club
Billie Jean Henley
John M. Lynch
Carthage, Ind
N. East
Radio — Television Service
Walnut St
Stuart Morgan
the Piano Shop
Knightstown
Frigidaire Appliances
Carthage Radio
Turkey
Hygrade’s Valleybrook
Carol Saltines
Freestone Peaches
Strickland
Manuel's Market
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