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The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 8

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The Press Gazettei
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Hillsboro, Ohio
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8
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Camp Counselors Pictured a Classified Ads Get Results CAMP LEADERS These young people are the counselors who are We introduce you to this Receives Scout Award bundle of charni Our leet of Trucks Is Now Equipped With: To learn what service ARM BUREAU BULK PLANT PHONE 393 1961 AUTOMATICALLY PRINTED 4 EWING MAYS of PHONE: 393 1961 I 'b i lit iff Walter Reffitt reported There waS slight damage to the right side of the car driven by Dolores when Tran'off the right side pf the road and got stuck "in the mud sheriff re ported Dual pumps and hoses prevent contamination between fuel oil and gasoline no mixing of products PLAN HOMECOMING The annual homecoming at High land will be held Sunday 21 at the airfield Elementary School building in Highland It will begin with a basket dinner at 1 with deliwlis battd on hoot loti calculation by KionlHic DAY" I Intfrumonf i SotdtaJ Addrpau WINNER RADIO 1 The nation al promotion by the Coca Cola Co was entered by 18260 people in this area Locally the lucky winner of a vest pocket transistor radio was Delbert Claibourne Hillsboro Rt 5 Miss Phillips Gets Miami Recognition ifty Miami University seniors who have been identified by their professors as outstanding prospects for college teaching careers have been selected as Miami Undergrad uate ellows for the coming year The undergraduate fellow pro gram is intended to give such stu dents an opportunity to see the college faculty job the inside" and to learn itsattractions its compensations its drawbacks and its opportunities Each fellow is assigned to a faculty sponsor usually in his major field and usually the faculty member who nominated him for the ap pointment The sponsor acts as a Phi Upsilon Omicron home eco nomics honorary Since coming to Wilmington she has been active in the Phlo Student Education Asso ciation and in the Recre ational Association Mrs Martin will graduate from Wilmington in August with a ma jor in physical education and minor in home economics 636 Register At Rest Home A total of 636 persons register ed for the two day open house held at Highland Happy Hours Rest Home on Chillicothe Avenue dur ing the week end The rest home is located in the former Highlands Community Hospital which has been remodeled for this purpose Visitors from as far as lorida registered but most of the visitors came from towns in this area The oldest guest was 93 years of age The rest home is operated by Mrs Rowena Young ONE CAR MISHAP A car was slightly damaged in a one car accident on Route 136 two miles south of Route 62 near New Market Sunday about 4 Sher counselor to the through out his year as an undergraduate fellow Mary Alice Phillips Hillsboro Rt5 has been named as a fellow in chemistry She was sponsored by Prof Bruce Weidner HEATING OIL SERVICE Print Meters give automatic printed record of amount delivered When tank is filled a ticket is inserted in meter and exact amount is printed on your ticket No chance for human error Trial Docket Set Up in Local Court A heavy trial docket has been set up by Judge Darrell Hottiein Highland! County Common Pleas Court during the coming weeks He said that trial dates had been set in four out of five cases previ ously but postponements were granted AH will be heard by Jur ies fhe cases include the following in brief: July 18 Cox vs Marcum auto accident case July 22 Down hour vs enton auto accident case July 29 Kratzer vs Columbus Southern Ohio Electric injured in fall Aug 1 Holbrook vs Lucas dispute over warranty on livestock Aug 5 Humphrey vs Horton ac tion for money Aug 8 Collins vs city of Greenfield injuries in fall DREDGING PLANNED WEST UNION Dredging Lake Adams will begin this fall About 1000 feet of the lake will be dredged around the spillway and picnic area The lake will have to be lowered around five feet be fore work can begin "Degree Day Recorder" as shown below tells Landmark petroleum salesmen when you need more oil based on thee actual recorded coldness and other weather conditions since your last fill up ON DEAN'S LIST Wilma Jean Martin a graduate of Belfast Local High School has earned list recognition at Wilmington College for the past semester with a grade point aver age between 349 and 325 She and her husband AVayne now live at 267 College St Wil mington Before coming to Wil mington she studied at Ohio State University and at the State Uni versity of Iowa At Iowa she was a member of really means call us today Ypur Antenna Is More than Three Years Old i Your Pictures Are Weak Erratic Hurt by Snow or Ghosts Your Neighbor's Picture Is Better than Yours ACES CHARGES Howard Lee Shields 22 Peebles Rt 1 was taken to Highland Dis trict Hospital for treatment police reportedr following an altercation at the riendly Tavern on the Bel fast Pike riday night was treated for an injury to his right arm He was later charged on two counts disorderly conduct and as sault and battery HOSPITAL TREATS TWO Two persons were given emer gency treatment and released from Highland District Hospital Satur day Richard King 449 South Elm Street1' city caught his left hand in an ice crusher and Anna Shaf fer 315 Johnson Street city cut her right judex finger on a meat slicer TRUCK COMING The GoodwilL truck will return 7 to Hillsboro riday July 19 Phone Harvey Griffith EX 3 3077 if you' have furniture appliances clothing shoes or miscellaneous household furnishings you would like to give to the Goodwill pro gram of therapy job training and employment for the handicapped Joins Development At Rocky ork Ewing Mays of Cincinnati formerly with the Superior Devel opment Company has joined Rocky ork Point developers as sales manager He has been in the real estate field since his discharge from the Army in 1945 He was with the stte of Arkansas for 5 years where he did land ap praisal and abstract work for the state HftjgMglected national com mander of the Disabled American Veterans in 1951 and1952 and was with the Disabled American Veterans until 1959 when he re entered the real estate field He was with the West Shell Realtors and the Realtors of Cincin nati In charge of 4 club youth from Highland County at Cave during the summer camping sessions The three at the left are left to right Linda Bonham Hillsboro Rt 3 Al Porter Hillsboro Rt 6 and Patty Arnott Green field Rt 2 They were senior cam counselors The group at the right all Juniorcamp counselors serving from July 16 20 are left to right first row Linda Woolard Jane Henry Ann Rittenhouse Linda Dixon Cheryl Cole and Tana Lucas second row Janet Johnson Janice Caldwell Jill Starbuck Jennie Wilkin Nancy Sprinkle and Norette Hughes third row Richard Unger Beryl Cooper 'Gregg Rhoads Jim Vanzant Tom Gall and Buddy Coffey (Extension Photos) Crated by the Antenna Research Laboratories of the University of Principles Utilized ii Air ora Satellite Tracking and Exclusive fron JD 8 THE PRESS GAZETTE onio' Tuesday July 16 1963 GREATER UEL OIL MQff DEPENDABILITY WITH Is REV SH I minister of the irst Methodist Church of Hillsboro right congratulates Rodney Lee Allen 12 after the Hillsboro Boy Scout had been presented a God Country Award at church services Sunday morning Rodney son of Mr and Mrs Roy Allen120 Jan Lynn Lane Hillsboro was presented his medal by his scoutmaster Lawson Walker during impressive rituals His parents and the minister also received lapel pins denoting the honor To win such an aytfard a scout must accomplish numerous assignments of a religious nature at his church and illustrates the twelfth point of the scout law a scout is reverent family and his assistant scoutmaster Ora Thompson were present for the ceremonies Rev Shiltz said this was the first time he had partici pated In such rites and built his sermon for the day Adventure in around the presentation (Staff Photo) A I HIGHLAND CO ARM BUREAU COOP WN? 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