The Greene County Guardian, March 21, 1957

12 March 21, 19.57 GU GREENEVIEW, JEFFERSON LEAD New Junior High Theory Being Tested Bowersville Jefferson school pupils were third highest in G r e e n e County for atten­ dance from Jan, 14 through Feb. 21, according to figures released by the County Su­ perintendent's office. Jefferson students showed an attendance mark of 93.34 percent. Sugarcreek led the county jvith 94.02 percent and Beavercreek was second with 94 percent. Cedar Cliff pupils were only a short distance behind the Tiger mark. The Cedarville and Clifton schools registered an o v e r - a l l mark of 92. 5 percent. Greeneview came inwith a mark of 91. 58 per­ cent. The average number of pu­ pils attending per grade for the period included: JEFFERSON—First,.46; Sec­ ond, 33; Third, 34; Fourth, 47; Fifth, 32; Sixth, 39; Sev­ enth, 36; Eighth, 35; Ninth, 28; Tenth, 28; Eleventh, 25; and Twelfth, 16. That makes an average full-school en­ rollment of 399 pupils. CEDAR CUFF- - First, 79; Second, 79; Third, 76; Four­ th, 80; Fifth, 67; Sixth, 71; S e v e n t h , 58; Eighth, 57; Ninth, 55; Tenth, 34; Ele­ venth, 32; and Twelfth, 40. That makes an average full enrollment of 713. GREENEVIEW- - First, 103; S e c o n d , 90; Third, 105; Fourth, 89; Fifth, 79; Sixth, 73; Seventh, 77; Eighth, 69; Ninth, 80; Tenth, 59; Ele­ venth, 58; and Twelfth, 40. That makes an average full enrollment of 922 pupils. Printed For Sportsmen COLUMBU S— The book " F i s h e s of Ohio" has been sent to the printers and pub- l i c a t i o n date has been set for April 1, 1957. The book, which is being published by Ohio State Un-* iversity, with the coopera-; tion of the Ohio Division of; Wildlife, will be the finest: of its kind ever published. Dr. M i l t o n B. Trautman, Curator of Vertebrate Col­ lections at Ohio State Uni-| ve r s f t y , is the author. Dr. Trautman had the assistance of some 400 people who in one way or another, helped b r i n g the book to its final. form. In order to take full advan­ tage of the fine d r awi ng s and s k e t c h e s , the book is being printed in size 8 x 11 and will be bound in buck­ ram. The original printing order calls for 5, 000 copies and the price has been set at $6. 50 per copy. Pe r s on s wishing to order c o p i e s prior to publication date of April 1,1957, should write to: Dr. C h a r l e s A. Dambach, Director, Natural R e s o u r c e s Institute, Ohio State University, Columbus Ohio. GIBBS HDWE. * 2.71 $3 .49 O’Cedar Nylon Mops WHEEL OF FOfflJNE Merchandise Contest Dispense C A S Name ---------------------- Address Phone ■- D S E. Bring in this Flying Saucer ioi FREE Drawing Saturday 8p .m . YOU CAN W IN ANNOUNCEMENT We Wish to Announce that We Have Been Appointed Dealer in This Area f o r NEW IDEA Farm Equipment Implements Parts Hall JH i l l Farm Service Your International Harvester & New Idea Dealer Jamestown, Ohio Ph .^ -9691 ; fr-lst Prize = $100 certificate on Matching Pair W3A Washer D3 Dryer Completely Automatic . 1 Winner's R e 9 - Price $449.95 $ 3 4 9 .9 5 ll 2nd Prize ^ $ 75 certificate on Model 21-415 MA Philco TV Winner's Req. Price $299:95 $ 2 2 5 .9 5 i<--------------------------------------------->i m SPECIAL OFFER-Mirro-Matic jCoffeemaker FREE with Purchase of any Major Appliance or TV 1 Crosly Duo- Shelvador Refrigertor-Freezer Combination with 130# F reeze r Reg. $549.95 Bargain Day Price $399 .00 Smith's Fnrm& Home Center Jamestown Phone 4-8551