The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 10

Viiihiii iitiiniiui fiiiiui i mttmtn ihihiihih By LESTEB COLEMAN MJ) Doctor rd Like To CLASSIIED ADS SET RESULTSI The members of the Highlights Too many people are content to be I PnwAn nrnnniinrwl $1995 the music an APPLIANCE cial plans were made so the ma ou( yCar all the people who stood and the 1966 King eatures Syndicate Inc) SALE STARTS JUNE 2nd 33c Lb THE COMPLETE VARIETY STORE 79c Lb SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 49c Lb 49c Lb 89c Lb 89c Lb 49c Lb WHEEL HORSE 25c Each BRAND 29c head Doz ANNIVERSARY 6 Oz Cello Bag SPECIAL REG $200 99c 2 i Pks 29c 'PAIR OPEN SUNDAY AM NYLONS HANDBAGS SANDALS The Highlights means much to the students To them it is a chance POWERUL I0 TRAHSIST0R jestic oak would hold a prominent position on the school campus Dr Norman Ashenburg noted authority on sir pollution says "one of our most urgent OUR OWN Chance for proofreading them Many thanks also go to Mr Donald Irvin our advisor for his help events that transpired under the sweeping limbs of the tree had RUGGED AND DURABLE BEG 54c AIR REG $195 pkg REG $157 pkg done an excellent job throughout the year Replacing these are the new SAVE 35c PAIR Attractive' fop handle styles with a summery look! Washable too in white black or natural colors! TRY A PRESS GAZETTE CLASSIIED ADI who desire and seek il Herzberg HILLSBORO OHIO 'riday June 3 1966 Com eTo Steen's and Vote or Your avorite Boy To Win A California Trip! 'The Complete Variety Store" arewell rom Highlights Staff MOON TRACTOR CO MAIN HILLSBORO CAN a lie detector machine be used to diagnose a medical disorder? How does it work? Ball and Cheryl Kelch al! 8th gradi PHONE 393 4213 If No Answer Phone 393 826 equality And when the present tiave exprcssed our opinions and I Woolard All of these are very tal school building was erected spe 1 tal(nt original themes through ented and faithful writers and have ziinl nlnnc wnrn mnrln cn thn m1 ji 'A nvwilLml Inh fhrnn CARD THANKS We wish to thank everyone who remembered us with and cards for our 50th Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts 39 Sheer 15 denier hose streakfree nylon with re inforced heels and foes All the newest shades in sizes lljfoll An Alban Always seen a lot things in night on to three hundred year seen whip past on Concstogys Injuns a whooped up with fahr waler boys riding bicy cles old men a corn But one in particular that never fergit His name wtiz William Henry Harrison this one day In April 1840 ing They are: Mary Kesler Tom McCarley Dick Lukens Tom La reau all 11th graders: Jim Roads 10th Anne Rogers Rene Ames both 9th grade Jim Carson Penny 1 CARD THANKS js We sincerely thank our friends relatives and neighbors for the floral tributes and their acts of kindness at the death of our moth er Mrs Sara Blaser We espe cially thank Mrs Edna Scroggie Rev EmCrick and Murray uneral The amily of Mrs Blaser (6 2) 39p TONI HOME PERMANENT SPEAKING YOUR Symptoms are your private possession trade them 'or your drugs with your neighbor Dr Coleman welcomes letters from readers and while he can not undertake to answer each one he will us? questions in his column whenever possible and when theu are of general inter est Address your letters to Dr Coleman in care of this news paper PRODUCE SPECIALS RESH AND CRISP HEAD LETTUCE a size for every lawn 32 io 48 lnch mowing capacity 37 attaching took automatic shift models too 6 to 12 hp anginas Terms Can Be Arranged! CALIORNIA 113 SIZE VALENCIA ORANGES RED RADISHES 39c 29c What is the number of rays that can be taken before risk ing overexposure? Mrs New York Dear Mrs Radiation haz ards are very slight if rays of the chest and Intestinal tract are taken once a year 1 Modenf techniques use mini mal time exposures for routine rays ear of overexposure is unwarranted Physicians are particularly careful in thc ir judicious use of rays to avoid the slightest possibility of radiation hazards MURPHY'S STORE HOURS MONDAY TUESDAY WEK EAY THURSDAY RIDAY SATURDAY AM 850 town tnd gsrdtn TRACTORS Nine Members Of Highlights Staff Seniors The Highlights regretfully nounccs that they will be losing nine staff members this year These are seniors who will be passing on to higher positions in the world most of them to college They are: Linda Anderson Brenda Baldwin! "I 11 r' wLr vuuiiib naiij vui tnvncu lullu Gregory Jane Henry Jim Herz berg Ellen Lafferty and Linda High yielding forage crops con tain large amounts of nutrients ive tons of hay contain about 200 pounds of nitrogen 50 pounds of phosphate and 200 pounds of potash: Regular Super or Gentle 'Toni for all types hair! No mix and no mess! Baseball SPECIAL! Mighty Oak About 350 Years Old The first impressive detail Seamless MICROMESH OR REGULAR STITCH ed them It is for these ideals that it still stands perhaps to' be an inspiration to all who stand in awe of its imposing structure The ideals are those of America: Equality for i those who have been oppressed freedom for the' expression of all knowledge advancement of the conditions of underprivileged peo GET BONUS BONANZA TICKETS WITH PURCHASE AT STEEN'S IGA DON RHOADS MOVING TRUCKING SERVICE 59c 10c Mi" service May 24 and wss sent to ort Knox Ky Mr and Mrs Willard Zinsmeister and Gary and Linda were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Bessie Roades Murphy Co NOW SERVING PARTS ADAMS BROWN CLERMONT and HIGHLAND COUNTIES HILLSBORO TRANSPORTATION CO STATE ROUTE 50 MOVING PACKING STORAGE PROMPT COURTEOUS EXPERIENCED MOVERS One of the most important steps in a soil testing program is collect ing a soil sample that represents the area to be tested according to Ohio State University Extension agronomists READ THE CLASSIIED ADSIt' A PAIR Bareback open foe styles with genuine leather vamps Low cork wedge heels padded insoles Sizes 5 to 9 Dunn's Chapel Mr and Mrs Leonard Humphrey of Covington Ky' were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Rodney Burton Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Earl Hatcher of Dayton spent Sunday with Mrs Maud Achor Tammy Hopkins spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Carl Pratt and family near Wilmington and Mrs red Burton and family of Chillicothe spent Satur day night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Marvin Burton and Marcia loyd Wood of Lynchburg spent Sunday with them Mr and Mrs Rodney Burton spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Marvin Eyre and Kathy Jo Mr and Mrs Marvin Burton and Marcia spent Monday with Mrs Leanne Layman at Hillsboro Special floral arrangements at the Chapel Church Sunday were provided by Mrs Dorothy Loomis and Mrs Barbara Burnett both of Mt Sterling They present ed the bouquets in memory of their mothers Mrs Mary enner Hill and Mrs Mina enner' Hill' Baccalaureate Services Held Sunday NighL 2I'xlPkM9c REG $199 Now Only Now the slowly dying tree stands express the problems and joys writers which have been chosen'surrounded by lively students but of bejng a student The staff would I from every grade because of their nil urhn ctnnd and IbPiiM a at i fol! nnd Intnrnd in writ UNDERWEAR TEE SHIRTS BRIES SJ47 $J27 Pkg of 2 Pkg of 2 Plain while cotton knit made to our own exacting specifications! Colored News The Wesleyan Church Missionary ish ry June 10 at the home of Mrs Zora' Cumberland Trenton st i' a New Hope Baptist Church Chil Band ish ry June 3 Day program night June 5 at Baptist Church Day third Sunday Vacation Bi ble School June and program night of June 'Mr and Mrs Harry Peyton of Wilmington spent Sunday here Mr and Mrs George aris Mr and Mrs William Summons Mr and Mrs Eugene Captain: and fam ily of Dayton visited relatives Sun day Richard Captain of Detroit spent the week end with relatives Mr and Mrs Harry Campbell and nephew of Columbus visited Mrs Baker and Michael Sunday Mrs Vivian Harris of rankfort visited Rev and Mrs Harris and family Mr And Mrs Gilbert Holland of Columbus visited here Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Hart and family of Delaware visited Mrs Corinpa Cole George Johnson of Chicago Ill visited Mr and Mrs Ben Pleasant and Mrs Pleasant Mr and Mrs George Thomas and family of Dayton visited her mother and relatives Sunday Appreciation banquet in honor 8f the senior members of New Hope Baptist Church was given on Thursday Prof Roy Cooper a form er principal was toastmaster Mrs Latimer and family Mrs Clayton and family of Columbus spent Sunday herb Mrs Burnice West and grand daughter of Dayton spent Saturday here New Hope Baptist Guild Girls Bake Sale will be riday June 17 at 1:30 until 5:30 in stead of Saturday Phone orders to Mrs Raney 393 2382 Third District SS and BTU Insti tute at the Baptist Church Satur day and Sunday Art ot 1 hinking Kev basic idea was to inspire the graduates to think for them selves He commented that there are many thoughts from many peo ple some are worth much while others are worth next to nothing SNO KREEM SHORTENING 3 lh 59c (Limit One Can With $300 or More Purchase) SAVE TABLETREAT SALAD DRESSING (Limit Ope Bottle With $300 or More Purchase) ROYAL SCOT MARGARINE SOT WEVE TISSUE SAVE 8c CALLIE Tender and Juicy PORK ROAST TABLERITE PORK CUBETTES RESH BULK' PORK SAUSAGE TABLERITE PORK STEAKS TABLERITE RIB STEAKS CENTER SMOKED PORK CHOPS ALL MEAT BOLOGNA ROZEN OOD SPECIAL CAVE OAMOIICT MEAT IN GRAVY $100 BEE CHICKEN BEE BAR CUE TURKEY GRAVY SAVE GOLDEN CREAM STYLE DEL MONTE CORN 2Cms I (Limit 4 Cans With $300 or More Purchase) I SAVE ROYAL GUEST TOMATOES I (Limit 4 Cans With $300 or More Purchase) BAKERY VALUES I BUTTER PECAN COEE CAKES PRETZEL SNACKS High St Hillsboro Every morning when I awake fiuge billows of black smoke pour out of the factory fur naces in our city Is this as great a cause of lung cancer as is tobacco? Why is it al lowed? Mrs Illinois Pear Mrs Air pollution is a menace to health actoryand automobile exhaust filled with hydrocarbons nitrous ox ides sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide are man made haz ards that are allowed to exist despite the damage they do to our lungs ADMIRAL AM Portable Hurry Limited! 11113 UHL MMJ come to Hillsbory make a speech the government Set a spell take yer shoes off whilst I tell you of the day he come to this here town Twas unusually hot day that Harrison picked to make a speech for his election However the peo ple gie two hoots what kind day it was Whilst the crowd was a Harrison the mayor representatives of the Congress anMr Tyler all came in on the stage They was greeted with a war whoop a loud holler the big hoo rah somebody held up a sign People ts 011 Kor Afterwards the: sign was torn 'up Whilst Harrison was a heshin' up the crowd they all chanted Tip pecanoe Tyler He bank ed the crowd but still he wanted silence All was silent when he got up to speak said that' he was glad to gee the backbone the American society an said that they was a fine passle friends Harrison con tinued to say that if he were elect ed the government would be clean of all them After that he said that there was a on some durn fool suggested that I should be cut down burned in honor of Harrison Harrison said thnf ehnilkl InnVP niP bp for DOS sake He said that there might be a generation tnat mignt not even have trees God forbid! Mr Harrison God made this story possible I thank you fer lis to me Bless By Carl Cassner Mowrystown Mr and Mrs Al Roberts and daughter Tittica Ann were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Roberts and also attended the Mow rystown Alumni Association onSaturday evening The daughter Tittica is employed as assistant to President Herbert Barrett Con cert Management Corp in New York City Mrs Cora ern Lance attended a dinner the Holiday Inn in Chillicothe Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Russell Kimberly of Dayton called on Mr and Mrs War ren Thompson early Saturday eve ning Mrs Mamie Daugherty and Charles and Mr and Mrs James Daugherty spent the week end in Kentucky with Mr and Mrs A Denton They' also attended the memorial service at Bethel Ky Mrs Mamie Daugherty remained for a few'days visit with her sis ters Little Breva Kay Daugherty spent last week with her grandpar ents Mr and Mrs James Mills She visited with'her grandmother Mrs Daugherty and son Charles Thursday Mr and Mrs Raymond Badgley of Hollywood la are spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs Gladys Anton Mrs Ruby Pruitt visited with Mr and Mrs Jerry Pruitt and chil dren in Hillsboro on riday and Saturday They were shopping' in Washington IL riday Mr and Mrs Ronald Campbell and Karen and Mrs Clara Wood of Dayton called on Mr and Mrs Claude Badgley' Saturday Mr and Mrs Ralph Trautman and family of Kalamazoo Mich were week end guests of Mrs Mary Trautman Danny Arney son of Mr and Mrs Paul Arney was inducted into traversed the land it was a sapling struggling not to be crushed by the wagons and the oxen that were moving westward always westward And when the town first began to sprout up around if it may have been the gathering place 'for fam ilies who came to market for that rare day in town The now massive trunk could have ser ved as a common bulletin board for local announcements and it probably glared at all passers by with posters endorsing political candidates of all parties for offices major and minor It may have been used during the Civil War along with the Scott House as a station prcscnt the school news to you in on the Underground Railroad help 1 a more interesting way and from ing slaves escape to freedom and a (joint of view We also Regularly $2888 SPORTSMAN 3 BAND RADIO AM and MARINE bands antenna bat teries earphone shoulder strap case WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT! STEEN SUPERMARKET OPEN 9 A 9 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Hillsboro Highlights OUR STA Baccalaureate services for the 1966 graduates were held in the BUS auditorium 110 Sun day May 29 The ceremonies began with the class processional of Our by Warren The girls went down the East aisle the boys the West ilev John Carson of St Episcopal Church gave the invoca lion The graduates sang aith Ixioks Up to Mr Carson read the scripture The graduates again sang this time Croft's God Our Hein in Ages conditions ot unueipuviivuiu pie and truth and justice for allpt Ihc Ria He rbc ShBtz Helen i KTLj A i 1 i rf Dear Mr The lie detector machine is called a polygraph use is based on the scien tific fact that the emotions can affect the physical functions of the ooay Have you ever noticed what happens when placed in i a difficult or 8 embarrass ing situation? You may be gin to perspire Dr Coleman more freely i You may blush and become nervous If at that moment a polygraph were at tached to your body your pulse rate heart beat respiration and blood pressure would be noted as being more rapid The polygraph has had its greatest use in criminology Yet the lie detector is not ln "fallible as an indication of guilt or innocence The ma chine' on graph paper the fluctuations during moments of stress These graphs are by the ma chine operators who are highly skilled' in human psychology Quart Bottle 9 "differenMimejtmiistJiavLAvit now uketo bid the 'mediocre Rev Carson pronounced nessed' I benediction The seniors left the Perhaps when the first settlers 1 a fond farewell since this i aUditorium to the music of DeKo is cue iubi ingHHguu) ui Luu ouiuui ven Aeccssioiiai iuiss ijyim year We hope you have enjoyed I Monts de Oca was the pianist for the articles written during this past year' and feel that you will enjoy the' Highlights rin the years to come Each year the Highlights 'gets bigger and better In the school year 1963 64 the Highlights origin ated with a staff of approximately 12 to 15 members It grew and grew and this year there were 24 members Next year we are pleas ed to announce there will be 26 members of the staff We the members of the High lights staff have done our best to Susie Chief Editor Sharon Long Carol Gordon Associate Editors EDITORIAL AIDES Articlnc were written tliis week and Ellem Lafferty basic common ideals that inf luenc like to thank Miss Lillian Robinson I special talent and interest in writ for the time that she has spent IO THE PRESS GAZETTE typing thf articles and Mrs Cora Oregon health problems is to stop the alarming increase in lung can cer and chronic lung diseases like bronchitis emphysema and Air pollution and tobacco in dividually can cause cancer Cigarette smoking in areas of high pollution definitely in creases the frequency of can cer of the lung Why is It allowed? The processes of law are sometimes painfully slow Air pollution is now being1 attacked vigorously by medical societies health offi cials and government agencies Clear skies and cleaner air seem to be on the health hori zon OUR OWN WEATHER RESISTANT COVER DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY ANNIVEISARY SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL mmiVERSARY 1 RATTANS ROW PLASTIC VINYL COATM SPECIAL that a visitor notices about Hillsboro High School is the oik tree locat ed in the middle of the front lawn it immediately commands the at tention and interest of the viewer Looking at it a rough guess sug gests it to be about 359 years old What changes what people' what nessed! MEN'S GENUINE LEATHER "WALLETS regularly $198 and $298 $177 Comparable to wallets $300 to $500 elsewhere Black or brown genuine leather grains I 1 IM I 'alH 'I WD I I il )A I IVY STYLE I WALKING I SHORTS reguiany $iyo $167 I I 29 to 42 I Black olive blue or beige I solid color twill or assorted I gingham plaids 1 TTT I 1 4 tkX LA rH i j) IM in Mn i IhTTS'aaaaBBflP A nil! I ta 6 f'i I 1 ik 1 I 1 S77 Mc EE efl NYLONS.