Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 10

10 XENIA DAILY GAZETTE Thursday. September IS, could most enthused about the recre-inot open until the winter of 1966 Bellbrook Area Civic Council isia possibility the slopes for this year. tion area. Washington Mill Rd.jbut are hoping covered bridge has long beenjThree rope tows are planned-- ENDS TRAINING her and the committee's proj-jone over a short course for be- ect for preservation by theiginners and two other runs for county, and feels its advanced skiers. will be helpful.

She said with the building ofi fo Sill cr the ski area and lodge and hav- in of Mrs. Eleanor Taylor offMajport, after a cruise 595 Emerson is servinglof the MediterraneaiL A Vi aboard the antisubmarine sup-j While serving with the U.S. port aircraft carrier USS Fleet in the Mediterran- F4IRBORN i i a I which recently returned from can, he visited such ports as "Ithree weeks of St. Tropez and Golfe Gross II nas completed exercises off the eastUuan. France; Naples and Gen- weeks of training at Keesleri coast.

joa, Italy, AF Base, in the new operates out of year Air Force Reserve as a unit of the U.S. At-j ing someone located near the; The Apostolic Clefs, a Coium-Draining Corps program. jlantic Fleet. bridge all of the time, the com-j bus singing Gross, a member of) ixiittee will have a much better; 3 program ai palma, Mallorca. the AFROTC unit at i a i A A DESTROYER chance of keeping it for future; 804 at 7:45 p.m.jpniversitv in Oxford, is the sonj Seaman i fc nf Bowling became so popular in medieval England that Par- ai-iSamrday under sponsorship generations.

Numerous aiuraa UHaer sponsorsaip of gt. and Mrs. William tempts to burn the wood struc-i Brotherhood of thejurcnj Gross of 221 Clover St. here iure have been tried, but might which Deacon Thomas BELLBROOK SKI AREA C. L.

Slagle 2751 Washington Mill Bellbrook Route 1. points to the hill on the former Chsrles Black farm where he lives, which will become the main ski run when Sugarcreek Ski Hills, skiing and ski lodge facilities planned along the Little Miami River near the Washington Mill Rd. covered bridge, go into photo by David Masters). be more difficult with people hi the immediate Icoality. Dybvig and a have: pledged noi to spoil any of the' natural beauty of the area, in-' eluding some 6.000 new pine trees and more than 1,000 sycamore trees.

Much of the farm's wood area is located near its one-mile frontage along the river. Dybvig pointed out that he and James were feeling their way along and do not anticipate full development of the area this year. He said there is I Greene is chairman. Elder Hen- jry Jones ON WASP is pastor of the) i rema Stephen Apprentice Thomas liameni banned it for fear it E.JA. Grove, son of Mr.

and interfere with the prac- A.H. Grove of 628 Waverly of archery so important at is serving aboard the time for warfare, accord- ier USS Robert K. Huntingtonjing to the Encyclopedia Britan- K. returned this month iobiea. Wife Preservers For a ncattr, jofc slicing refrigerator cookies, a tlictr instead of a knJf SPLENDOR OF SACRED SONG Thurlow Sirarr mi the SPURRLOWS Ski Lodge Scheduled To Open This Winte BELLBROOK thusiasis in the get a tremendous boost Skiiing eiHmaining tillable land and farm on Schnebly area shouldIpiore other uses for the land.jxema Route 6.

Work should be-' fch golf some houses; in soon on the ski i also may oe pur on tne sue butj the news thai a 20-acre only ski faduties def recreation area is to planned now. built in Sugarcreek Twp. near Consultant for setting up the Washington Mill Rd. area is Royce Asher of Sun n. Raymond Brock Sr.

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The Farm i are 30 degrees or A -'main sloo overlooks the eastern protion ot BeHbrookirom across the river. ski run to a Starting the venture are running down near the edge of Stanley Dybvig, a former Ket-jthe river. tering and William James said that the ski facil- James, a Dayton stockbroker. ities may be used as many They purchased the 260-acrejas LOGO persons per day in a lower. is north oriented Black Farm Sept.

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