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Harold Whiltaket ,and Mrs. Paul Vander Voort were in charge of the program. Mrs. Fulkerson introduced her s.ister-in·law, Mrs, Van Pelt who gave a most interestinga~count of a Caribbe~ tour she and ber husband had recently t~lk~n. She illustrated it with beautiful" slides and also showed many things bought on the trip. , , 'At the close of the program, the gavel was presented the new president, Mrs, Don Workman.

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The Harveysburg Fentilizer Company, one of the notable landmarks of Harveysburg, w~ destroyed by fire early Saturday morning. It was established in 1902 oy Joun Morris and was' operated as a Fertilizer Company until a few years ago when.it was purchased by the Darling Company of Cincinnati which used it CIS a pickup station only. 'Hawke an~ evening. Mr. and Mrs. family of Lebanon entertained to dinner Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Oint Taylor of HalVeyS- . burg, Mr. and Mrs. David Allen and children of Tampa; Fla. and Mrs. Lenora Hollon of Lebanon. Toe Allen's left for their home in Tampa, Monday morning. . Mr. and Mrs. Qaude' Ball and family attended the Ball family reunion &mday held at the Home Federal Building at Wilmington. Mrs. J .W. Smith of Hamilton has been a houseguest this week of Everett Snell and Mrs. Mae Lytle. The three dined at the Golden umb Inn Tuesday evening.. Mrs . .Smith was a for~ mer Harveysburg .resident and opemted a store here at one

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vaught and girls, Mr. and , Mrs. David Wilson and childre'n, Mr. Robert Young, Mr. and Mrs. Bee Gil· lotti, Mrs. Adam_ Gillotti, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young were Sunday afternoon picnic guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charte!; Bunnell and Dennis.

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. The Seniot Citizens Club wi I n:,teet fo( a "·carry·in" dinner at 12 noon in the United Methodist Social Room on Tuesday, July

Congratulations to Karen Sheehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheehan, who' was 7. one of three girls in Warren 4-H NEWS County , selected by the Ohio The Oever Clovers 4·H Club uons Club youth exchange promet Friday, June 26 at the home gram to ' spend one month in of Becky 8oal's with Teri Sackett Germany and Austria. presiding. During the new busi· Also going on the trip "(ill be, .ness, it .was decided that Kathy Brenda Vaught ; daughter of Mr. Madison would plan a menu for and Mrs. Golrdon Vaught of West the pic.ni~ to be held July 8 a,t Carrollton, who is a niece oJ Mr. ,LeSolJrdesville Lake to celebrate and Mrs. Don Vaught. 4-H ·Day·. Karen and .the ,other girls will Connie Ellis gave a safety leave Columbus International _~ttiel, .Portsmouth. and speech on- bicycle safety and Airport June 29 and return July Mr. \,William'. 'Fuhrman. v-Jere, Sun· ,demonstrations were given by 29. They will arrive in Frankfort, ty.pn Click (measuring), Dee Ann day aft~rn90n l·guestS ' Q( M,r.~ ,nd Germany, June 30. A total of ISO . Ohio Uons' Mrs: urr'y Riddle o(ty< t1e R<?~4~ 'Haw.kinS (how to measure for , ' ' ' . \r T.2 " ~ ' Cl k a ,butloh' with a 'f·square), and · ", ~r. a'; ~ · .Mrs. ~n(i)war.~ } Ifr sons and daughters from ages 15. . BeckY '80al -(basting-s'titch). · A ' of Whittie.r, ..car f., wer~; over,.' 21 win participate in the Ger. Mter! the bUsiness 'meeting, . many.Austria Program. " nigh~ gues~. la ~.rue$daY '·ofl,~r;",1 refJ:eshmerits :' were served and ,and ,Mrs. 4rry', ,lti4die. ' Welcome home from Viet. Mrs. Eclna st. John has, just ga'm~s were played. nam, Bill Undauer! retu'rned from a' ··two ·week . va· . ' The next meeting will be Congratulations to Tim Mil· · cation trip to ,San jose~ Calif., held at Dee Ann Hawkins home, tenberger on his graduation from June 30 from 7 p.m.,until 9 p.m. where she visted a friend. Sinclair CoUege a",d to Johnny Mrs. 'Mild~ed Meng\e'" v~sited qub members who will take Miltenberge:r on his graduation part . in ,the . program for the from Wright State. , meeting ~re Teri 'Francisco, Congratulations to the 'Tim Sandy Sheehan and Teri Sackett. Miltenberge~r's, too, on the birth of their second daughter, Heather ... SPRING VALLEY Jean. Mr. and ~rs. Guy Elder 'flew Mn. Flew. Burns , ', Ph. 882-4190 . to New Orleans, la. to attend a , :, ." ' ., . Real ,Estate Seminar. Their sons, "\"~l' " ~ · : ,i~~et ~:'~~~~~' ~I~e9.P.y. . ...-~,·~eve !,and ·PaUli aCG~~panied;: " Of~, .~~ . : , attended r.the ·,NationaLH...eague I,,'.tbem. MJ:s. Ed Flder~ (luys' InO' " .. Qld : of Poslmasters . in'·Olhton. ·Mrs.' : th~t, 0f Mi,chigan is staying witlr ". ", 1-. • I.A,sher, •.,resi'des ', on Main: She.et . th~ other children. ,\Vas: crow~ed . at Spr.mg Valley. ' Mr. andl Mrs. Stoner Wilson, ;'",!&!,aaAU Valley Qairy Mrs. Celia Mun and Mr. and Mrs. h.."-' . , . .r.rtlrlce:ss. n~ght at 'IJfjYPolice lieutenant and M Illvid Walso~.. and children, and lin~~':~use N.?rth. ~'I : ~ :Paul Sackett and family recen~~ Mr. and ~rs. Marvin W~son ~t. 1969 ,.j ,~ ~~~ High.-, returned from a vacation trip tended a b~rthday party ti~non~g .1ad~te '~ill reIgn" ,for ' tliro~~ southeastern Ohio. ~. Ma~m Wil.son ~nd ber ~wm . y~~ and .,~ ,.be ', PointS of interest for the Sackett sIster, Shidey, on then ~ lst buth· .. ,. ) ,"- ~e 1971 Obip Dal~... falnily 'inclu'ded a tour: on the day at the home of tl).eu parents, lr~~~ess contes!-next June. . W:P. .Sny,der Bardge in Marietta, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Isbell of

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lieutenant Colonel (Ret) and Mrs. Donald Malloy of Ket~ering. Mrs. Ruth E. Morg~n returned to her home in Scottsdale, Ariz. Saturday after spending the past ~everal days with her sister and nephew, Mrs. Paul Williams and Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Stoner Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, Eric and Lynne, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson, Mrs. Celia Mull and Mrs. Orner Greer spent last week at Sunset Dock, Dale Hollow lake, Tenn. Congratulations to Ray Brown of Lytle Boy Scout Troop 30 on receiving his Eagle Award. He 'was honored at a banquet , Saturday evening at LytleChurch, ' ChaPlaiii Pete Vermillini' left this week for a year's duty in Vietnam. We wish him God speed and all our prayers go with him.

LEONARD TINNEY RECEIVES DEGREE AT OHIO STATE Leonard M. Tinney. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tinney, graduated cum laude with a Doc· tor of Veterinary degree at Ohio State UniverSity at Columbus June 12, Dr. Tinney was the past president of the student chapter of the American Veter-inary Medical Association, a member of Alpha Psi professional fraternity and a member of the Society of Phi Zera honorary. He win assume an associate veterinarian position at the Beak· man Small Animal Hospital at Lockport, N.Y. Dr. Tinney is married to the .. former Cheryl Ratliff of Waynes· ville. Early Spy. Spies and librarians owe a debt to John Dancer of Manchester, England. In 1938 he combined- the techniques of photography and microscopy to produce a microphotograph of a document,

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Mrs. Fred Rush. Mrs. Baecher is the 'sister of Mrs. Rush. Miss Marcia Vaught had her ' fonsils removed this weeJc_ . There will be an Admini· stration Eloard meeting at the church, Thursday, a,t 7:30 p.m. The annual'meetingand picnic ' of the .General Socletywas held _ Wednesday evening at the home of tdr. and Mrs. Vernon· Pursley at rudgevHl,e. r,tany thanks to all who helped in Bible School last week, es· o pec;iaTIy Dena Kenrick, Dennis .. Bunnell 3lnd Rev. Smith. .. M(s. Paul Williams attended . , the, w~d~ijng of Michael CraiL ~ Fox 'to Ca{rie' Mae Adams, Sa· 'turday, June 27, at tlte Elizabeth· .town First t;hurcru of God in . ;Franklin. ,She ' littended the re,,'ception later ,held at Chantaqqa.

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SORRY ~I Is now a merry gal' She used. Blue Lu~re rug a~d ,upho stery cleaner. Rent electrlc·.snampooer $1. , Waynesville Furniture Cpmpany, . .' 26cl ' . ' . . HOOK'S farm Market. Open ctally 9 a.m.-9·. p.m.. Route 48 south, aU ~agev", •• I ,Op crop oeans. nan run· Mrs. cabbage, squash. sweet corn. =~. hon;v' sor~hum. apple ~~~er._

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SERVICES REEDY PLUMBI NG-For your complete plumbing Installation 'and repairs. call 897-4961 Waynesville. 4c~f

HOME repair an~ maJntenanC41 car· penter. concrete. sh..t metal paint· . 'Ing. roofing and electrical. Phone 21ctf 746-2982.

FARM fencing. barn palntln'g and repair. Free estimates. Phone Mlddl .. .town 423-1424 or 422-7494. 17ctf

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OPEN BRIDGES FEATURES DR .. LAUBACH Dr. Frank C. Laubach's last book "Forty Years With .The Silent BUlion" will be released late this menth. A-second op,port" IDty to se~ tJUs great" Apostle to the miterates" Will be offered by WLW·:D, Channel 2, on "Open Biic:\Jes;" at 9:30 '-am. Sunday, t , June 28~, Yti I • Dr. l~Jlbach" . ',86. died "sUddenly on June 1r ju~t prior to ,~ ',( ' trip to a world lit~racy conference ~'in Africa 'which he had planned to attend with his son. Lowe1l1 Thomas paid a nationwide radio ~tribute tg , him on his 85th prOclaim, L birthday "", • f ing him 'as one of the 'gf~teSt men 'of the time. ' His 41'CIHU" ("Can I Help " YouJ") philosophy and com~t ment led him to teach indiViduals to read and write in over 100 countries and' more than 300 languages. His motto "Each'One Teach oDe" followed .. him throughout tne -world. Two of his best-seller tiooks, numbering moie than 3'5;. wen~ published by the time he was ~O · and the last one was completed soon after ' his 85th birthday. J

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WAYNESVIL l::E · , Church 6f 'ChTirt" Third & Miami Streets Charles Pike, Evangelist 10 :00 a.m; - Sunday Morning 6:30 p.f\l. Sunday Evening ~:30 p.m. - Wednesday Evening Phone 8974462 for information'

Southern Baptist Convcntion Norman Meadows , Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:30 a.m. , Sunday Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. , Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Midweek Prayer and Bible Study

First Baptist Church North ~tain Stre ~ John P. Osborne, Pastor 10:00 a.m.,Sunday School 11 :00 a.m.,Morning Worship 6:30 p.m., Training Union 7:30 p.m.,Evening Worship 7 :30p,~ ." Wednesday Prayer Meeting (Affiliated ·with Southern Baptist Con~ention).

Jonahs Run Baptist . Church Ohio 73 !::.ast Lester Kidd, Pastor 10:00 a.m. , Sunday School 10:00 & 11 :00 a.m ., Sunday Worship Service 7:30 p.m., Sunday Evening Worship

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East High Street

Thoma~ Stevens, Minister

United Methodist Church

9:30 a.m ., Sunday Bible School 10:30 a.m;, Sunday Worship and Communion 6:00 p.m., Sunday Youth Meeting 6:30 p.m., Sunday Christian Youth Hour 7:30 p.m., Sunday Evening Worship 7:30 p.m., Wednesday Bible Study

f}dvid Harper, Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church Service 10:30 a.m. , Sunday School II :00 a.m., Sunday Worship Service Youth Fellowship and Bible Study

9:30 a.m., Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Meeti!1'g for Worship (unprogrC:lmmed)

7 :30 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Friday· Young People's Service 10:00 a.m . Sunday School 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening

St..)'ugustine Church High Street Rev. Joseph H. Lutmer, Pastor

, Church Third &"Main Streets . Rev., 'Har~)la Deeth, Rec,tor

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JO:OO a.m. MotningWorshi'p 7',00 p.m."Evening Wership ~ " . 8:00 p.rn.. WedneSday EVening . . 19: L5 a.m., Ctnj~cb at Worship Worship " 9:00a.m.., 'Sund;ly Oturch at -.1~~~t:it'litl ··" ..-;,stuay ,- ," , '" ,'Spring.Valley '.6~OO~'P':ml.• ~rfa~y;~ Yoijtti Fel' ;.' Friends,; Chtirch , ":loWstiw, , ;. ,~' " , ; Mo~nd Street W~y'n_iIIe Fl8Scue : , EXFriend Cou~er, Pastor ',' ·' ~iSlion :· '.' ..' 9:30 a.m. -Sunday Sc~ool €at-ner ot.73 'Be;Corwin Rd. -" , r0,:3Q a'.~· Morning Worship ': , Rev. Sherman Cool<', Pastor , 0:3,0 a.m., Sunday .sChool c,hriStian Baptist' Mission :00 p.\fi.,:Sunduy Eve. Service , Main Street 'Mrs. Lois [)unaway, Pastor 7;30 p.m .• Wed'nesdl6' Eve. · " ~l"ViGe ' 10 a.m. Sunday School ·" 7 :30 p.m.,Sa . ' Worsh'Ip ' 1. E~e . , Sc lVice . LI' a.m. Mornmg ;'; .:. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 7:30 p.m. ·Evening Worship 7:3Q p.m. Prayer Meeting, , 49 S. Main S~reet ' 9:10alm~ -Sunday School Wednesday & Thursday _,l;t"\~ ~'I. \" 10:30 a.m. -'Morning Worship 7:30 p·.m. Song-fest, Last 7:00 p.m. - ~nday evening Saturday each month.

R. R. 122 - Dodds, Ohio Pastor, James Coffman 10:30 a.m.-Sunday School 7:00 p.m.-Sunday Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.-Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Saturday Evening Worship Service

Wilmington Pike & Sodiil Row Road Bus Wiseman, Minister 9:00 a.m., Sunday Bible School 1,0: 15 a.m., Sunday Worship 10:.15 a.I11.; Sund.ay Youth Worship. 6:30 l1. m., Sunday Evening Bible Study, all ages: 7:30 p.I11 ..' Evening Worship 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Midweek Prayer and Bible ~tudy

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Spri" Vall.~ Church , of' Christ .

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MT. HOLLY' • United Methodist Church

Walnut-Vine Robert R. Meredith, Pastor

' St. M~ry-~ ~ Episcopal

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Acy Lamb , Pastor 10:00 a.m ., Sunday School 7:30 p.m. , Sunday , Wednesday ~nd Saturday, Evenin g Worship Services 7:30 p.m. , Wednesday Youth Service

SPRING VALLEY United MethOdist ,. ,;; " Church

7 a.m. & II a.m. Masses · )~.: .m. & 8 p.m. HolY Days . / 7:lQ p.m...erst :F.J~day " ?:~5 a''!1 .. l)dify Ma~s, ' , ,~ ; ~or,p'~.m ~ Saturday Mass

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E. South Street Rev. lack Hamilton , Pastor

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GENNTOWN Genntown United Church of Christ

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Harveysburg Full Gospel Church

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ENOCH, OR WALKING WITH GOD (GENESIS 5:24) 1. What 15 meant by Enoch's walking with God? a . That he was well pleasing to God (Hebrews 11 : 5) . He walked In amity , friend· ship, intimacy and love . b . That he realized the divine pres~n(·e. '(Heb 11 :6). God was to him a living Friend, i n whom he confided and by whom he was loved. c. That he had very familiar Intercourse with God. d . That this intercourse with God was cont i nuous. He did not take a turn or two with God and t~en leave His company, but walked with . God continuously hundreds of years. Do you walk with Him continuously? e. That his life was progressive. At. the end of two hundred years , he was not where he began; he was not In the same company, but he had gone forward In the right way. Have you grown any lately? Spiritually? Are you running around with the same old crowd? Don't kid yourself, you are either for God or against Him. You c;annot be neutral. If· you belong to God, you will be found in service of Him . You will waik to house of God with Him on Sunday. 2. What circumstances were connected with Enoch's walking with God? a. The details of his life are very few. It Is quite enough to know that he walked with God. Are we? b . It Is a mistake to suppose that he was ~Il::~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ placed In very advantageous circumstances .Il for piety. 1. He was a public man just like you and I . 2 . He was a family man very close to his family . 3. He lived In a very evil age. Stili he bore his witness for God We are living In evil age also. Are we bearing' wit· ness to God's saving grace? We should. 3. What was the close of Enoch's walk with God? a. He finished his work early. Are we trying by the help of God to finish our work? Do we expect someone else to finish It? We were saved to work. b. He was m!ssed. "Not found" (Heb 11:5). Are we missed as we work for God? c. His departure was a testimony. What are we leaving be· ~Ind? Are we leaving a testimony that will live on after we depart this life ? John P. Osborne First Baptist Church

CENTERVILLE The Centerville First Pentecostal Church 173 E. Franklin Street Ray Norvell. Pas'tor (;enc Bicknell, Ass'l. 10:00 a.Ill .. Sunday ScilOOI 7:00 p.I11 .• Sunday Evening 7:30 p.I11 ., ~ednosday Evening

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ALICE M. A~'NOLD .' Mrs. Alice M. Arnold, 96, of WayneSVille Route :1, died Sa.. , turday at Middletown Hospital. ' Mrs Arnold was preceeded · in dea th by her husband, Hugh '" W. Arnold. She is survived by four sons, Dr .. James H. Arnold of Lebanon , Hugh G. Arnold of Aorida, Richard E. Arnold of ,. Franklin and Dudley M. of Waynesville ; several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren and several nieces and ne·phews. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home at Waynesville by Rev. M.G. Mittelstedt. Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery in Mason. MRS. EDITH ATCHLEY Funeral services were con· ducted at the S.T. Blount Chapel at Tampa , Fla . Tuesday for Mrs. Edith M. Atchley, 64, of Thonotosassa, Fla. Mrs. Atchley, who was born in Pike County, died Saturday in Tampa, Fla. She was a graduate of Willmington's Teachers College at Lakeland, Fla. and Florida Southern College. Mrs. Atchley was principal .of the Thonotosassa and the Temple Terrace Elementary Schools. Survivors include a son, Donald Lee Atchley of River Beach, Fla. ; a brother, Charles McKibban of Springboro; a sister , Chloe Hubbell of Ferry and a granddaughter, Maxina Atch-.. ley of River Beach, Fla. Funeral arrangements were handled by the Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home at Waynesville.

HERBERT T. DOSTER Herbert T. Doster, 74, of Harveysburg died Sunday . at Marion. General Hospital. He was a ' member of the 10na's Run Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, Oifford 9f Bellbrook and James of Centerville; a daughter td,ary 'Edith aine orMarion; a brother, William Doster of Harveysburg; a sister, Anne Cossum of Center. burg; eight grandchildren; four great grand~hildren and several neices and nephews. Funeral services were Conduct· ed at the Stubbs-Conner Funeral Homeat'Waynesvilleat 1O:30a.m. Wednesday. The Rev. Lester Kidd officiated during the ·services. Interment was in Miami Cemetery at Corwin.

HERBERT SHAFFER , Herbert Shaffer, 45, of Oregonia Route I died Monday at Grandview Hospital at Dayton. He was a former employee of Henry Galenstein Constf\1ction Company at Springfield. Shaffer is survived by his widow, Ida; three daughters, Sylvia Johnsen of Corwin, Joyce 10hnson"'"of Waynesville. and Betty· Nichols of Wilmington; 1hree .sons, Herbert, lr. of Wayn'esville, Charles and Ricky . both ~t ·home; a step-son, Stan Kroper of Xenia; a sister, Thelma Johnson of Wilmington; a _bro~her, Charles 'of Dayton~ - ,10 " . (Continued on page 8) '.

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AU games will be played on Sunday evenings at the high • . d coache Royals "B" school ball diamond. The Oass June· been have Opening night action, by Harold Stanley 7, saw the Ding-Dongs wallop scoring a lot of runs, but haven't the Bandits 13-3. In the second been able to contain their opgame of the evening, the Ou tlaws ,ponents. bopped the Monumentals 11-2. The Royals were defeated 18-0. and .In- the . night cap, the Hustlers twice by Mason t 8-1 They lost two games to Clarks- destroyed the Duffers 7-2. The coaches of each of the . ville with the scores 7-4 and 7-5. Butlerville handed the Royals teams are: Bandits-Delve ' Harttheir other defeat by edging.them sock and Harold Stanley; Duf. fers-Sam Anderson and Mike 4-3. The Royals victories were HUbbell;Hustlers- limJones and Bill Kier; Outlaws..! John Sackett scored over Morrow 14-4 and and Dan Simpson;Monumantals~ngs Mills 4-2. s include Skip Stiles and Warren Tinney; roster The Royals Ted and Ding-Dongs- Jerry Bradley Chris Plummer, Mike Jones, Borgerding, Steve Stanley, Tom and Tom Hatton. There were no games scheduled Ric~ey , Jeff Morgan, ~Jeff Wat· on June t 4 due to the Country kins, Dale Bowman, Chris SimpFair. , Powell Dan ck, son, Barry HartsQ Greg Scott, Keith Penrod, Jay The local Pilots of the Warren Maynard, Mark Cornett and Rob County Knothole League suf- Lutes. fered two shut-out defeats this Bob Smith Oualifies For past week. The Mason VFW nine Golf Comp etition handed the Pilots a 2-0 defeat Bob Smith, senior-to-be at on Friday evening, June 1'2. 111e WHS, and Number I golfer on Mason team went into the game the Spartan Golf Team, has quaundefeated. The Pilots held the lified for the State competition Mason nine scoreless for eight in the Pro-Youth golf tournainnings, but WayneSVille wasn't ment to be held in leRoy , Ohio able to get to Andrews, the on July 16 and 17. Bob finished pitcher. Andrews struck second in the Dayton qualifier Mason out twelve Pilots and after Mason to Ron Hangen of Centerville. their two runs in the top The winner of the State Tourney scored ninth, he bore down and the of will travel to Oklahoma City, the Pilots in order in 'the Oklahoma in mid August to com- retired bottom of the inning. pete for the national title. ConOn Monday, June 16, the grats Bob and good luck in journeyed to ' Springboro Pilots leRoy. zeroed by the Springwere and Waynesville Softball League boro Jets 9-0. The nlots were Gets Under Way the baU, but couldn't Waynesville's league this year hitting push across any runs. consists of six teams. The Pilots are now 2-7 with EaC.1 team will play· I 0 games. By Bill Brann~k

thre~ " :straig..t ~ losse·s. LOok for thei~ games tJUs week ·in the schedul~ at the cl)d of the co· :IulJln. Come out and support these boys. Get them started on a winning streak. This week's schedule at a glance . Thursday, Ju·ne is- Class "B" Knothole at home vs Morrow; Sunday, .hne 28- Softball Hustlers vs Momimentals; Duffers vs Ding Dongs; Outlaws vs Bandilts; 'Tuesday, June 30"Major" Red$ vs Cubs; "Major" Dodge:rs vs Giants; "Minors" Phils 'vs Pirates; Tuesday, June 30'- Oass "An Knothole away vs Oarksville Astros; ' Wednesday, l1,lly 1-'~Majors" Mets vs Cardinals; "Minors" Astros vs Braves; "Pony " ExpQs vs Pad!es. WayneSVille Softball League Team Rosters - I 970. .BanditsD. Barton, J. Barry, D. Cessna, Don Coffman, S. Conner, D. Hartsock, B. Karnes, T. Kier-,.-R_ line, A. Proffit, H. Stanley, J. Stanley and B. Woollard. Duf· fers - S. Anderson, Dan Coffman, R. Gons, D. Howard, M. Hubbell, H. Miller, M. Palmer, L. Sandy, G. Smith, G. Van Nuys, L. Williams and D. Wisecup. Hustlers M. Bauer, C. Booher, G. DaVis, R. IUlrtsock, J. Howard 1 F. Hubbell, J. Jones, B. Kier, J. Miller, J Sharp, R. Sharp and C. Welch. Outlaws- B. Alford, R. Dunlap, B. Fredericks, J Garrett, D. Jordan, D. Kingan, J. Purkey, S. Rainey, J. Sac~ett, L .. Sharp, D. Simpson lind E. Wekh.' Monumentals-T. Barton, K. Bradley, S. Carrier, S. Copas, J. Cristman, R. Kiser, B. Lucas, D. Ratliff, .R. Sho~maker, S. Stiles, W. Tinney and K. Oils. Ding DongsD. Akef~, .J: Barney, R. Beatty; J. Bradley, K. Eakins, R. Federie, T. Hatton, J. Leyes, B. Ratliff~ H. Robbins,' H. Whittamore and C. Talbert. ,

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dence at Corwin, 1833-1845, home of the man who started Miami Cemetery, (now home of Mr. and Mis. ·Glen Smith); the Corwin Council House and the Hicksite Friends Meeting House at WayneSVille (this building was constructed in 1811 and has special significance this year duro ing the sesqhicentennial of Yearly Meeting being established by the Ohio Yearly Meeting in 1820. Mary.1-. Cook's historic Read· ing Ciub was .again the ,clever .

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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn .Dennis Bunnell, a junior-couege pitcher from WayneSVille, Ohio, has: become ··the second baseball signee at Austin Peay State Uni· . ~ versity. APSU head coach, Tom Won-. deding, aimounced the signing of the control artist hurler who attended Christian College of ,the Southwest, a junior college in Dallas, Texas. ~ "Dennis is the type young man we want in our system here at APSU," Wonderling stated. "He is a better than average baseball player, a good student and' a fine young man. We are delighted th8t ~e chose to acceru our scholarship offer." Bunnell' graduated from Waynesville High School in 1968 after earning 13 varsity letters in five · stx>rts. In addition to baseball, he also lettered in foot· bllll, . cross-country, basketb~ 8llld track. He also was elected president of his senior class in high school

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where he had - a 4·3 won·lost record With a 2.63 earned run average. He compiled a .345 batting average. - He transferred the past year to Christian College, where he had' a 1·3 pitching record, a 3.50 ERA and Ii .600 batting average. He was coached by Sam Car. penter. . Scar· of'the wearer future The two fn ' pitched let and White , suinmer leagues (1967 ~nd J968) compiling an over411 recOrd of 15·1 on 'the mound. The teams on which he played had a com· bined 61·21 record during the ' two years. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunnell, the junior-to·be will major in physical education while at APSU.

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He further stated that Griffey immediately applied his brakes. A group of male bystanders lifted the auto off Miss Alexander and she was taken to Middletown Hospital by the Franklin Emergency Squad and later transferred to, ~ercy Hospital. Waynesville's 'Sing ~t' group had remained at Franklin to watch a fireworks display display. Police Chief Harbach re'ported that traffic was heavy on Sixth Street prior to the firewprks progr~m. , Miss Alexander is survived by her ,parents, Mr. and ~rs. Eugene Clark; three brothers, Christopher, '1i!l1othy ~lnd. ~ichael, all at home; maternal grandparents" ' Mr. and Mrs. Sil Lamb of Waynes-

The July 4th holiday exploded with death for Waynesville citi"-zens Saturday night and grimly ~· n 'With a near electrocution ~"'of"'U"J afternoon. services were coaat the Corwin Pentecostal "': Chuich at 2 p.m. Tu~sday by 'Rev. ky larnb fO,r Gloria Alex., ander, 14. Miss Alexander died of inat ' Hamilton's Mercy' Hosa,t 11:10, p.m. Saturday , :~fter' she was struck by an ' auto ~;at ,8:'55 p.m. on East Sixth Street . . ''.(0hio 123) at Franklin. ,~ • e,. , ' Gloria and fellow member . '" ~~~f."Sing Out Waynesville" Cheryl 'Green were :croSsing the street " west of the entfance to , vUle~ ,paternal gr~dfat~er"Ralph where €l~'rk . :,of ' Cincinnati; six urwles ,J., 'i\Jld fwo, ~\ihts. I, ',r ,",' ' , funeral ar,a.ngements \Vere handIed .by the', Stbbhs.Cohner ", . ~";-Gfiiii!)gn\i~ders-:ofri~a~ejec'tr~uti~n' ~t~ scattered in front of-defunct, old Twin Theater on South:. Main Street'. - Dennis Dalt.on ,Photo '. ~ Funenll Home. BUf~af w~s in Miami Cemetery. Gloria's death ,was the second , ~L.;{·',n.: : F' kl'~ , , in ~eve~,. nlonths t9 jolt W~ynes: ~ 1'U ~:~I~rel ran , l~.. "v.ille \' 'Sing "Out' membership .. ':':!"'''~~IUIJ.Q,' ~ ~~'~ ~ft)y the '~Icl~~, ,', ~~reiJI! ' fiust~," th.€2 .' group's , ,an.~ (PU~J~~t,.un~er.~ t~\~ : . dhlIfuil.er;;.~s f~1~I~y , irijuf,ed in ~}~~~i~1"ye,')l9lle, ;,\ 'Yhi~~," ~s fra~eU~~~ ,3!: P, . an~ut~ f a~~i~~nt ', orf. <?,fuq 73. , of, rs. 'ijp~~PFr ~Ou[, , ~~; westc;. of WayoesYille~'I8st ', Decem-, E~i1ors , Note: The editor Rise. The Wards were quite {~;-:l~t'Olrdi'i:lI!, to Fri!oIC;h~ ~o'lce Chlef",;"' ber; ' ,' :~ . , Ji ~ 0: " Cooper and wife, Mildred, J. revered by the public for Miami and Publishers of'The have been associated with insti· , 'y,~ • h The life of ,Harold Bowser, 1-5, their excellent admini~ Gazette ~."ess their best Uiu ,t t t e ' r tion of the Friends Boarding tutional administration 'for the wishes to 'Mr. and Mrs. Cladidn't look east " (C:ontinued on ~ge 8) . past 12 years . _ _ ,D. .

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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward" Superintendent and Matron of Waynesville's Friends Boarding Home officially vacated ' their positions Monday after their ser,vices were terminated May 19 by Home Board of Trustees. The Ward,'s ' ~nd their daughter, Rise, b~gan preparations Monday afternoon for a Pennsylvania vacation.' To date they have no concrete plans for employment, but will reside at the Charles McMahn Mobile Homes Court at Wilmington. The Wards, Datives o'r Troy, "Fa., assumed their positions at

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They were previously associated with a number of institutions inc,luding a private Friends Boarding School at Barnesville where Cooper was business manager. Cooper was also formerly a dormitory director at William Penn College at Oskaloosa, Iowa. Mrs. Cooper was affiliated with the college's book store. Their last positions were at Quaker Hill Retreat (;enter for ' Frienc;ls United Meeting at Richmond. Clarence and Marie Ward plan to ''visit all their many Waynesville friends" and Friends Home residents around Sept. 1 when they return to Wilmington.

LAUNCH fUND The eighth,gra'de classmates of Gloria " Faye ' 'Alexander have l~llI1:~hed ~ Jfi¢lTlpriaJ fund f~r her. ',; :,', _.' " ' , .

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on her mother, Florence Crane on Saturday. . Our cook, Hazel Dakin, reports her daughter Brenda graduated from Miami Jacobs Junior Business' College in Dayton at the NCR Audi,torium on Sunday June 28. She was an honor graduate in the Executive Seoretarial course and is now employ~d at the Dayton Power -and light Company. Florence . Hollingsworth vi·sited. Mrs. Ward and 1adies at ~<?me Sunday evening. I

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Mapp saiCl th.llt milk produc· ' tion in the Miami Valley area .'" durihg May' totale'a 49:4 million pounds ' compa red to 45.6 mil·lion pounds last' May. He pOinted out that the increase 'in milk · production in the Miami Valley over t~e past several months was followiWg a simil'ar trend across ,. the nation. The general manager said th~t a ' fall production payment setaside of 25 celrtts a hundredweight was in 'affect during May and will ' continue 'for .June.~:He estimated tb8t after' 'th(~ J~ne set:aside' th·e ' hi-end ' ~tice f,O[ tha~ m~nth

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l'lellll Antiques, Household Goods, Garage Equipment & Misc .

.S'I , URII y, JUl Y II, .191- 0 BEGINNING AT 10~OO A~M. LOCATED: 14 fnues Northeast oLLebanon, Ohio and 3 miles Southwest of Harveysburg on the Oregonia Road. (Follow arrows ..... from center of Harveysburg.) ANtiQUES: Ginny Unn bed~ compie~e; walnut double. bed; mil[ble top dresser;chest of drawers; dresser; vi~h· stand;2 cherry cupboards; 3 corner cupboards; hardwood drop leaf table; pie safe; , cherry stand; stands; bookcase; library table; rockers; chairs; Illusic cabinet; coat rack; Seth Thomas mantle clock; dinner bell; side saddle; trunks; high chair; scales; oil lamps; mirrors; lanterns; stone jars; fruit jars; books; pictures & frames; flat irons; picture albums; easel; wash bowl & pitcher; dishes; quaker bonnett; straw bonnett and misc. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 2 elec. refrigerators; GE range; 2 elec. dryers; 2 Sigler oil heaters; 2 Super Aame double burner heaters; 3 May tag wringer type washers; sink cabinet; base and wall cabinets; elec. ironer; Singer sewing machine; new 3 pc. bath fixture set with glass shower enclosure; bath tub, stool, lavatory, medicine cabinet, new vent fan ; 3 2 pc. livingroom suites; 3 studio couches; 2 dinette sets; oak desk ; buffet; dressers ; rockers; occasional chairs ; chairs; tables ; stands: utility cabinet ; 3 9x12 ru~; mirrors; lamps ; pictures; bedding; cooking utensils ; .dishes & misc. GARAGE EQUIPMENT & MISC: Motor analizer;Kellogg air compressor ; Sioux valve grinder; Sioux valve seat ring equipment; Airco welding & cutting torches with hose & gauges; parts cleaner; 6-12 volt battery charger ; Vulcanizer ; parts cabinet; welding bench; transmission & chasis grease dispensers; adjustabl-e- car stands ; snap-on tool cabinet; work bench; chain hoist; wheel pullers ; pipe vise; pipe dies ; 4" vise; creeper; shallow well pump & 40 gal. storage tank ; 52 gal. elec. water heater;. 2 275 gal. oil tanks ; florescent lights; light fixtures ; power lawn mower & misc. Lunch Served TERMS: CASH. day of sale Mrs. Edith Davis & Mrs. Marjorie D. Starr ROUTE 3, WAYNESVILLE PHONE 8"97-5316 Sale Conducted By

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. Anno'uncement . has - been made of the engagement, of Miss Yutonia Horton of W~ynesville to' Mr. Girry Lee Watson. Miss Horton, daughter of Mrs. Frances Elliott and ~r. Joe Horton both of Middletown, currently heads the home economics , department of Wayn~ . I.pc~l1 '. !uniQr, ~ Schoo~: ' .

foUce Department following his Marine serviCe. ',' An August 1 wedding is planned for six-thirty. o~c1ock in the everting at tthe Waynesville United Methodist Church. Miss Horton is ~xtending . a cordial ~ wedding invitation 'to all her former students . . ;

ITEM: Buying.. a hom'e free-zer,? Wh,ether yo~ ""c~oose :an 'upright ' H . oI:.-<;hest 'type . dep~nds on (loor Hi.gh Sc hoaf, MlSS .orton ' re~ .' . space available.. There is little c~ived her Bachelor of SCience difference in' cost of operation. 4egree .in 'hMne economics 'from " The.. size freezer you I buy will Ohi.o University a.t Athens. depend on the size of your family now and whether the number of . Mr. Watson is th~ son 9f Mr. persons at home will change in and Mrs. Willie Watson of Midthe next ~!ve to !~n y~ars. d1etown / He is a graduate of Mid~etown High School and is ITEM: Heavy .~uty aluminum currently' 31 sergeant with the foil is an excellent .wrapping m.ilterial. It will hold moisture in , Marine Corps stationed . at Nor, the meat and will keep ~ir out folk, Va. . if put .on properly: and handled . , Miss Horton's , fj~nce will be gently. When using foil, mold it around the meat. employea by the Middletown ~

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The "Where Is It?" phone was certainly quiet this week. Mrs. Raymond Adams and David Stubbs correctly identified the deer statue as being in the Miami Cemetery. Give this weeks picture a try . On with the thinking .cap, then call 897-5921.

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' Gary Knedler r is touring Europe with t , ~J1 blii~~Youth Choir. Conc~rts wiU be- pres~nted , in Wales; '[.on,don " Paris, _Copen, hagen, SWitzer1a~d" " Roine and J jsQon. The grqup d~parted from ' the Columbus Airport Monday, ' , and will retum Ju]ly 27. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Qiuk and , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moran spent a week in Florida, touring the Cap~ Kennedy area. ' Mr'. and Mrs. Earl Knedler, Gary and ,Unda attended the ' Knedler Family ',Reunion Sund,ay at tffe Marioif Knedler home at aarksville. 'Mr. and 'Mrs. CHarles BunneU, Dennis and Joy Zuroweste, M~. and Mrs. David Wilson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vaught and gifls attended a family picnic .Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Young and family . Mr. and Mrs. Orvillle Young were Visiting from , Miami ~ach , - '"Aorida,;, ·A1~Q atlending were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Artz and \ family . Mr. and Mrs. Bee Gillotte pf Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young an~ Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Tamey of Greenville. ' We wish a spee:dy 'recovery to Walt Burdin~ :at Granqview Hospital. .' Starting Auguslt 2, the Sunday SChool hour will ibeat '9:30 A.M. and the ,church hour at 10:30 A.M. Bible Study and Prayer them a .,' Service will l>e :held , every Wed, saiJ1~~" -r" ~esd;,ty evening, 8 P.M ..:..9 P.M. ~i:Jl~!jgbibor~}!(~r8Jidnlia :t;ej·lle~" , lat ,: ", at the church. _

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mE WEEK'S LETrER: "You may say my 'problem isn't serious, but I think it is, Please give me an answer" l am 11 years old and I like this girl: She says she likes me, She doesn't live close to me and we only- 'get ' to talk to each other on the phone. On the phone, we have some pretty good conversations' but; when I see her, she seems to "turn off", even when I just say hello. 'Please give me a straig~t 'answer. OUR REPLY: There are several possibilities. The girl maybe the type personally shy, yet . conversation on the ready With telephone. She may want your

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~r. and Mrs. Steve Reynolds and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of 'the Claude Ball family. Jeffrey Wayne Huddleson was honored I;;riday afternoon, June 26, on his 4th' birthday ' with a surprise ~rty. The guests included ' ~ul and ,Shirley -Speaks, Bart, 'Bret, Rickie , and Angie Clark, 'Kelly sUe Reynolds, Eddie Wayne Brothers, Robyn and Shelly Dodds, Mary, Donald, and Vicki Caplinger, Joyce and Martin Ball apd gt!lndmoth~r~ '. Mrs .. Henry Hucf<Ueson and Mrs. Roy CapUnger. ,Children's Day was observ~d "

'f you hove a teenage prob'em you want to discu5I or an observatian to make, odd,.» your 'etter to fOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS, COMMUNITY AND SUeuR. IIAN PRESS SERVICE, FRANKfORT, KY.

at Jonahs Run Church Sunday morning. Mrs. Charles Farrington (nee Jane ' l)oster) of Medical Lake, Wash. is Vlsfting her parents. Mr.: and Mrs. ' William Doster. She is here for the wedding of her brother, John. ' Paul Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs., Frank Gibson, was taken to Miami Valley Hospital for xray 's Monday evening following an accident when he and other companions were thrown from a load of hay on which they were riding.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandenburg of Middletown were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. ' Robert Brandenburg of here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smedley (nee Peggy Gibson) announce the birth of their first child, a son, Rick, born July 2. He weighed 5 p'oim~ 10 ounces. 'Tht WSCS of the United Methodist Church will , meet Thursday at noon for a covered dish picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wyatt. AlI are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Den Wiatt and family and Mrs. Sue Wiatt returned Thursday from a trip through New England States. They visited _ Niagara Falls, stopped at Bar Harber, Maine and New Hampshire and Vermont. They yi,sited ' Plymouth Plantations in Mass., were aboard the Mayflower and stopped and vis~ted the Seaport at Mystic, Conn.

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Several people from i his community attended the wedding of John Doster and Sharon Wilt at the Rocky Point Community Chapel near Springfield, Saturday at 1 :30 p.m. Due to the vacationing pastor ' of her church, Rev. Lester Kidd of 10nahs Run Church officiated at the deuble ring ceremony. A reception folIQwed in the church social room.

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" , Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCarren and Sandy visited Rick last weekend at Greenway Farms near .Versailles, Ky. where he i~ spend- , ing the. sunim~r. They camped ov~rnight at Oay's Ferry Camp, ground and also visited Pleasant Hill ,where Shaker Village has been reconstruoted.

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telephone conversations to, remain a secret between the two of you, and assume that you ~eel the same. way--: And, you may be just one of many boys'whoshare her telephone hours. The telephone is a means of communication, true enough. But a person's telephone personality is not aiways that individual's personality person·to-person. Unless, as we said, the girl is personally shy, you can get an indication of how she feels about you from your eye-ta-eye encounters.

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1969 INTER NATIO NI\L Ti'avelall station wagon, {V,'Iodei .1000, power steering &. brakes! alfto trans). air cond tinted glass, $3495 , .Call u97-57 31. 27c1 ," . . . " . -'h-X9-O-O-'d PICKU P tru ck Calm'per ' TO~'sha,pe. Phone 897·68 76.'" 27C;? ' 1 roll-aw ay ~d, $15; 1. old sohool '

10 SP,EEO blcyCleol , Schwin n. G.ood . conditi on. Phone u97 ·7331. '27cl " , .----HP;Yol Al ' Tlm dOiY'an · mlxe~·clover. 27cl , CaIl .u97-41 47 ~nytlm e .

milk maohlneJ. $2~ j ~ , c,Cif~ee stand $5 each; 1 1~" , =Tv, portabl e, , Include d, $~O; 1. 'antiqu e' 011 lamp ~ 100 yrs old, $20;. 1 wig, never worn, ~ddi 5 h brown, $18.,PhonE! 897-65 52. ' : 27cl~ , ,---,...:..- -,-

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m \ ROlllantic Eik are 'the most poryga:n'o~ of American deer. In mating season, a bull elk may collec't . a harem of QO cows. ,

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Jonn P. OSborne, I>'..stor-· . .' '·10:00 a'.rri. jSunday Sch'ool 11 :~ a.m :,Morning Wl)rship . , 6:30 p.m,,:Frai!iing ,Union , 7:30 p.m.,evc~ing Worship , 7 :36p.m!,Wedncsday PraYe.r " ,,":.,,', ~ceting , ,.' .' (AffiHat~(1 Wj ~ti Southern "Bap.. (,.1r.,~,\,!:.;, "tist Conventfon): , '

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Harveysburg Full Gospel . Ch",rch '. E. South Srrrct 'Rev. J"II::.I< llilllli1t,;n, Pastor 7 :30 p.m. Tucsday . 7:30 p.m. Friday - Young Pcople's Servicc 10:00 a:lll. Sunday &:hUlll ,7:00 p.m. Snnday Evcnitl~ {

Many of us consider "the good life" to be the attainment of luxuries, modem conveniences, and personal teeU-being. It is milch more. The value of the life YOIl live shollld be mepsured by a dJfferent ,.;:. ,¥ardstick. WJ/(~t YOll have is not so ""'" ''''portant as leIJat you , are. )'ollr monthly bank balance may be a source of comfort and pride. But, how do you rate debits and credits in the matter of meeting your responsibilities ancl obligations? A "good life" is a life pleasing to '0'd; rOll should 'have little difficulty, In any situation, deciding the course of action most pleasing to God.

Harry M. Con'ner, 5,.of 151'2 Wyoming Street , ,Dayton dl~d ' I, June 25 at his'residence. ' , The former Waynesville~ re~i dent had worked ,:at Union StatiOIl ticket offic~ · for 46 yeats: He was a cha~ter membe,r of Alpha Lodge Nb. 729 F.and A.M. and Scottish Rite of Valley of Dayton . . Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Benson ,of Dayton,; a sister, Mrs. Lena Burris of I)dyton ; a brother, Carl C. of Dayton and a gra nddaughter, Miss Kathy J . Conlier of I)dyton . Funeral services were conducted at Dayton June 29. Arrangements were handled by the Stubb~onne'f Funeral Home at Waynesville . Interment was in Woodland Cemetery . I

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Genntown United Church of Christ Routc '42 at (;1:1111(own RI Y StlHllll' ''' Pa.;tm \) :30 a.lI1 . Worship" ~rVil'L' I0:30 SUlld:t~ (,hu rdl Sdl(lol 5:0() P,I1I , SUlld:t\ YOllth ' h,'II,\\V~hip .

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Saturday, June 20, ' Lytle United Methodist Church was the scene of the presentation of the Eagle Scout Award to Ibyrnond Brown, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Waynesvill~ •. Brown is the holder of 44 merit badges. The program was con-, , ductcd by Mr. Ella Abraham and Senior Patrol Leader Ronnie Osborne. Members of Troop 30 and guests were hosted to a dinner given by Lytle Women's Auxiliary in honor of Ray Brown. Ouring the evening, charter presentation and a court of honor was held for other members of the troup. Advancement went to ' Rodney Brown and , Jerry ' Helterbridle receiving life, John Moseman and Jerry Malcolm recei~ing star, Ronnie Osborne receiving Ist class., and second claS$ ,goin~ to Wally ,Patton. Ronnie Robinson ' Steve Wilkerson , Franklin Os~ , borne and Mike Brown. ' Merit Ba,~gcs were also presented that evenirtg .~ith · Ronni.e Osb~rne . lea~iJlg \he, f..cld with · J5 .Jerry Malcolm 3. Tim Miller, 5. Paul Elder , :6~dolil1 MOlsef1nan 5, Jerry Held~rbrjdle. 12, ncy '~town , ", ' and Ray .........n~.,

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r. .:, (Continued f[o~ Page 1) cqn4ition"at . ~tteritrg MeIlioriaL ..' . ,- ~ , son. o,f Mr~'. Gl~dy~ . WiUiams af . ' Ho~Pi~al at'-pre~ti,tn~ MOl)daY. ~I, §pnngfie\d St~~et, Jl!lyton! hangs , ' G. ' 'A," Gti.e,~, ~yision 'Manager . on the balWlce :at Ke~te~ng Me-, . of Xenia Dayton P6wet ,"and , light, said :that l~ was"'~dssible" , .morlal . HospiUQ "after near elecfor a ' pefSon ,to live after making ·" trocution Mommy at Waynesville. Hatold, who . resides with an .cohtact.Nith 7200 voUs. " . .", older brother and sister-in-law, Louis and Jenny Bowser 'o f Corwin, was knoCJCed an estimated 24 feet to the .paveme,i from the roof of Ute:.o1d, now defpnct, : Twin Theater, a4jacent tlie Miami Gazette on South .Main Street . . The- youth :'!cis painting the EaDeIij~orSemon exterior of tHe; building with a . l"or most of us, our "de~ old roller fitted With .a 15 foot, school days" ended on golden homemade me~tal handle. gra~u~on day many years ago. Waynesville ... Police Chi~f But did you ever stop to con- ' sider that education n~ver really tllarJes leMay ~d that Harold ends? made contact with a 7200 volt Education is a continuing pr~ power line while 'hoisting up his 'cess ~ a stepping-stone when we were young, and guidance while long handled paint roller from a we . worked. And now in retirethe on t bucke five gallon paint ment it's become essential . . . sidewalk in fron~ of the building, if we intend to keep pace with under redecoration for his broohange and the future, ther, Louis'sJ~roposed used furnTnis is why thousands of sen. Jors return to ciassroolllB every iture store. day. Unfortunately, .som~ of . us leMay commented that the feel youth monopolizeS educ'ation. handle' of the paint roller apBut education's doors are wide parently became top heavy and open -to everyone. fell into the high tension cable." Our gray hair doesn't m~an lost our ability for intelliext we've n · staff e Gazett Miami The t. We never lose our though gent door ' eard the near death dealdesire to learn. Add ' to it. our . ing crack of voltage and the grisly years of experience and wisdom, hit it and we really got something. body 's thud of Harold At any age we need ed,*cation _ the sidewalk. for nothing else' than to solve if . Harold's body was hurled everyday.,problems - in finances, down' against the si~p.waIk paint housing, health. It's a great morale ' and confidence ·booster, can which was. crushed in.ward too. It sparks our curiosity, ·keeps· by the impact of his shoulder as minds alert, and helps us . our he struck. the cement. establish a prominent pla(:e ' in: The Main ~treet entrance of oUr !!Ommunity and SQCie~y. , _ old the and e Gazett Miami the . Yqu'U find, too, there :ate ~17 red showe ways plenty of opportuni~es . theater building were around for new e"pre81Jions .of· ' with casCading severed power I

intelligence, imagin~tionl . )mowledge. We can choose from. bunWaynesville Police Chief • meds of educational o~tlets - . adult education classes in al- ' Chades leMay and a number of most any subj~t, coll~ge courses Wayne Township Firemen took credit or fun, vocational for , rapid safety measures to protect trainmg for' money. ulated There's a lot .of education outthe crowd which accum . 1", side the formal classroom, too. around the youtb, ' who was I've been , gaining deep personal rushed to . KetterinR' Memorial rewards from informal discus~ospital by Stubbs-Conner Funsions at clubs and senior centen , exploring museums and libraries, eral Home ambulance. 1 know lots of people wbo -, and Crewmen from the Xenia Di- . educat e themselves right-in their vision of Dayton Power and own ·home with hobbies or corre. spondence co~. light Company were · on the Let's face it - we ·certainly s. minute within scene an enormous learning p0have Main Street was roped off tential, but it's up to each one ~ from the comer of Miami Street of us to take the initiative. Yesterday I w'as reading an to the south edge of the Williaib- . excellent booklet, "A Time For son Apartments next to the old Learning," which looks into all . theater. these educational possibilities for us. It also shows formal and inThe accident occured between formal learning methods, -educa12:40 and 12:45 p.m. according tional profits and pleasure, and to the resultant power failure the many ways we seniors can sWayne own downt hout throug use learning to enjoy living. For a copy send $1.00 to Harvest interthe ivlle. Traffic lights at Years Publishing Co., 104 East sections of Main and North 40th st., New York, N.Y. 10016. Streets and Ohio 42 and 73 were • knocked out. ITEM: The deficiency disease beriberi got its name from a word Police Chief Charles leMay "I cannot" because its meanin said that the electricity went off victimsg felt too ill to do any-· at that time as he was leaving Le.. thing

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asslsteo at W:ayhesville by Harold Goiter. Mrs. J3:fle , (Sat terthw aite) 'Young, who has 'been associated - with 'Leban un Walker's seve~ .,' years, will also, be among the new , "'faces' at Waynesville. , Master oply . 'Walker said' that Cilarge~ill be accept~.d and th~ . Waynesville s.t ore and charge plans for Aid ..For the Aged and Me'di-Met wiill be Jlonored. . ·His ot.ner busipesses , include the 'Quick Stop Carryo ut at lebanon " and four laundr omats at, WaY~esviHe. Lebanon and ' Mor: I

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them to The Miami Gazette, P.O. Box 78,.Waynesvil1e, a week in adv~mce of the pubHcation prior to the actual meeting date. Dateb ook listings should inch.ide the name of the club, group or organization. date of meeting, time and place. ,

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Harold Bowser Fund · The Miami Gazett e is spearheading a funds drive for IS-yearold Harold Bowser who was nearly electro cuted last Monday while' painting the exterio r of a building adjace nt the Gazett e . .. A Harold Bowser ' Fund will go into effect this week at the WayneSVille National Bank. ~nk Executive Vice-President Earl Conner was· contac ted' by t,he \J'clzette and has agreed to arrange

The first progress report of WaYllesville's Summ er Head Start , ' Program has been released by Mrs. Robert 'Edwards, Teacher'Director. A-' total 23 youngsters from ages four to, six have been enrolled in ' Head' Start since it b~gan June .}$: Mrs. Edwards, assisted by aides, 'Mi~s)ana Merris and Miss Elaine , Taylor, has been conducting, Head Start. daily in the Wilyne;vIUe ." Flc'me ntary School ki!l~~rprt~n classroom. .' Site fepOrt~d that ,to da~~ the 'gwup has vis~ted a~ nUf!lber of . local' businesses including The Miami Gaz~tte, Post Office and .. lee creiun ' parlor. The ice cream ,: :,e~rlot ~~ '.b~~n the mo~t ~n , j~y;abte' vi,si!. yet, according to ',h~r-. >

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Miami Gazette Editor , Dennis - Dal~on, is curren tly researching the history of 'sauerkraut ~ and , 'd. '; , ,,'sal . ':, collecting original German and , ,the uce introd 'to 'like ' f:. ~ . '..German-American recipies _for _ t n, differe ,t o as many the pick,ed -oabbage for a: sa~er-· ........'Ull ..· and activities as we can." kraut cookb ook he will' .uthor .: • .. .&IiU,v. R is. welcom e to visit '. ." , " - in "the fall. . ·til11e. You may H.C will be ,in collal)or~tioa ' ~!~l~~~:g~!~~~\}~~~t·t))~h~~~~~J~.T$~:~~;J~~i~~,u' :r:.c.:t~>.~;C~"~r-~::::I.tY~~t' se~i~es. ~ri with America's' most f~mo~ , as a" helper If you , German restaurao;f, ~cbow.~s,.-, rn";,""" ,..,.•...,._. ' . are served ;t :. New-l'..erk City · N.;~Y" .'.' ' from '.~'.mjiJ~f!~J;l'te~~fal$~ ' so tale ki!; MQR~Y A letter , help, ~sQ." tor ~ 1J!.~, . -' ' ltei~~ . , give. of

Dear Editor~ nrls is a·fin~ ,ime to acknnw: , . ',~ Je~ge such Ii wondetful ~xpe~ience as • attending tqe first '. "muzZle loading event af ' Waynesville. Truly', you boy,s put on a fine show and deserve '8 great"hand for. its grand success. . ',- " I am 'sorry thaf 'I ''am so late in ' expressing to yotl and memo bers of your , cci~ittee just how -wonderful I ,thought your program was . . HOwever; ,please .. re~eJ1lber t~ stacks of',Jpaper~, ~;~';, letterS and magazine matel'ial tbat always gr~e-es my desk. " . ~~. I have ' attended 'a ' muzzle , '~' '; stiu~ . ,. loading shoot e~~ ( ~~ekend -..... ", De¥1.iS '~' w.~rld '!I-: U s,ttll .~of b~n ' ~ . Pac18c ~ds $ince being in Waynesville.i..:and Mlcr~neSla" In ~g~, ',.qugtit ieJi. .' at shoot your of 's heard plaudit . ~crap_ metilt proVJdes ~~e ~ ~ -, . . , " . each one off them.-even, (rom . Territory's ~ond ' OJt 'ya1~e far off Manistee, Michigan where ' exporl . af~r, .c;opra. " ,_ . . '' some 'Of the boys'(Charles Oder .c

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OUl Church . St. ',Peter~s Church in the' old town, of St. Gleorge, Bermuc;Ja, . is the oldest ,Anglic,n ,C.hUJ'ch , ~Jl continuous' use in the Western Hem\Sphere. 'It' -contalns ' ,exafit· pies ~ of workmanship' and maier· ials from , thf~ 17th thro.ugh the 20th century.

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6 · rcom house ' with 3 room rental 10catilCl ' Ii! ,Corwln~ See HoYiard Pur" key? , ,;1•. " " 28(:1

UVE In housekeeper for elderly lady. Referentes. - Phon'e' 885·7161. , 28cl .

SUPER , st.uff~ Sur.e~ nurl , That's':'Blue Lustre for cleal1lng carpets. Rent. ele<:trlc' . shampOoer .1 ~ Waynesville. Furnl~nr. " ~$c~ .

PERSON for general office work at new limestone pl,nt at Lytle. 5·6 days per week. Flltll tl,!,e ' ,mployment. American A~lrlgates , Corp., Da·yton. Phone 223-3~38,,' EqtJal Opportun.lty Employers. , 28c3

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. WANTED: A small : lawnmower. Afs.o a child's large riding ' tricycle. Phone 897-5921. 19ctf ,

WANTEI!»: ' Sabys ttlng. Phone 891- ' 59,21. ~sk (~f' Jea~; , 18nctf

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LEGAL NOTICE Charter No. 2220 National Bank Region NO.4 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Including domestiC, subsidiaries, of the Waynesville National Bank of Waynesville In t~e state of OhiO, at the close of business on June 30,1970 published In response to the call made bY comptroller of the currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section 161. ' ASSETS . Cash and due from banks (including $ none unposted debits, $ 787,655.66 U.S. Treasury securities ....•••.•• _ • . . . . . . . • • . • . . • • . .. 1,431,941.57 Securities of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations none Obligations 'o f States and pOlitical subdivisions. • • . . . • • . . . . 1,416,253.39 Other securities (including $ corporate stock, ..•••.•. , • . 10,000.00 Trading account securities •••••••••••.....•..•.•••.• , . none Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ............••••.•.•.. , .............. , . 100,000.00 Loans •...•.•.•• ' . • • . • • • • • . • . . • . . . • • . • . . . . . • . • . . • . 4,589,970.60 . Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets repre· sentlng bank premises ..•.•.•••••••......... '.•...• , 18.334.88 Real estate owned other than bank premises. . • • . . . . . • • • . . 167,759.00. Investments In subsidiaries not consolldatCld • . . . . • • . • • . • • . none Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding. . none Other assets' (Including $ direct lease financing, • , • . • • . . • . . 15,083.28· TOTAL ASSETS ••••..•..••.•••••...•.. , ..... , ..... $8,543,998.38 LIABILITIES . Demand depoSits of Individuals, partnerships and corporations '$2.011,534.37 /' Time and savings depOSits of individuals, partnerships and, . corporatioi}1I. . • . • . . • • . • . • • . • . • . • . . . . . • . . . . • • • . • . 4,841-,316.27 'Deposlts of Wnlted States Gov~rnment • . . . . . . . . . • . • .. . . • J7,771.43 Deposits of States 'and political subdivisions ••....••.•• , • , 768,943.42 08poslts.of foreign ,governments and official institutions- .. • , none ,1 DepOsits of eom~JClal ' banks • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • . . . . • none Certified and officei's', checks, etc •..• ; •..••.•... , . . . . . • 72,583.16 TOTAL pEPOSITS. ·... . • . ..•. $7,712,148.65 (a, Total demand deposits. •• $2,333,832.38 , ' (b) Total time and savings ' . . .' deposits............... $5;438,3.16.27 Other Liabilities ••••...•••••.•••.•.•..••••••..•. _. . 119,400.51 l'OTAL LIABILITIES •••••.••• _ ••• • ••.•..•.•.••.•..• $7,951,549.16 , . , RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITtES Reserve for bad ~ebt losses 'on loans (set up pursuant ..to IRS 48;07.8.36 rulings) •••. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... ~' .. ' . : . $ 45,000.00 Other reser.'l~ on loans .•• ; .•..•••• : ••••••..•• '.••.• : . 10,000.00 Reserves on 58curltles ...••• ••• .- ••••••. ' ••.•..•••• ; .. . TOTAL: RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES •.•. _ ... $ ,103,078.3.6 , CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' 489,370.86 • Equity capital-total . ~•.•••••••.••.• ,; ' ••.•••••...•••.•. 75,000.00 ~ Common 'stock-total par value •.•••••.•. ; •......• • •. No. ~ares authorized 1000 No. shares outstanding 1000' 225', 000.00 Surplus ••••.•.•••....••.....••..•. , ........•..•.• 189,370~86 Unc1!vlded profits .• • .•• _ ••••.•••.••...•... . •.•..••. $ 489,370.86 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITlES' RE.SERVES AND CAPITAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••..••..••.•••• :. ....• ,. $8,543,998.38 J • MEMORANDA Call No. 474

of total loans for the 15 calendar days endlng~ , Wlth'call ,date •••••••• '. . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • . • . . • . • 4,569,160.00 - : I, Ear! W. Conn,e r, Exec. Vice Pres. of the above-named bank dO,..herebY declare that this 'report of: condition Is true and correct to the best <'of my knoWledge and belief, , ' -,', " . , , ." EARL W. CONNER ~.~ the under.s1gnecf directors attest the correctness of·thls report of con- . ' _ ' dltlo,,"a~ 'deClarelhat It--has been examined by us and to The best of our.know- ' , ... ledge an'd t;eH.f'ls ttue and'carrect. ' ,- . ,.' . : ,:,.. ROSS H. HAATSOCK Directors. ~ • . . OWEN F. HARTSOCK . '!: ,: THOMAS FLORENCE

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" New Businf;tsseS ppen (Continued from 'page 1) 11 and Greig, 17, reside at McBurney ' Hill in Lebanon. Louis and Jenny Bowser of Corwin 'will open a second hand furruture store adjacent The Miami Gazette, 105 South Main, Saturday. The young couple , newest and youngest of the WaynesviUe business set, will handle a variety of items in their new store including - furniture, antiques and musical instruments. Opening of Bowse·r'~ . Fur~ tule was delayed last week when Louis's ' 15-ye r-9ld brother, Harold, was critl¢ally injured .by 7,200 volts of electricity while _ painting. the store front. The 'Bowser's have been working at beaver pace for the past .few weeks cleaning, reconditioning and painting the old Twin Theatre"building. Bowser, 21, was steared ' toward a first self business enterprise by his enthusiasm for country auctions. The personable young business man showed some disdain for the high pri~es charged by some used furniture stores and said that he planned to sell his inventory at modest prices. The Bowsers have. one child, Louis. five months old~

kr~ut ~ alid Jhe '~nclosures' you sent , us. Of ~purse , 'we'li be happy to 'collahorate.' with . , you: tly seeking curren is n "Dalto recipie's and sauerkr~ut . 'background from America;'s Pennsylvania Dutch Country and several prominen't restaurants throughout Austria" Germany and Scan. danavia. Mrs,CarltoI} Corby-ofWaynesville has " already vol'unteered a more. than c.entury old .sauer.kmut recipe given - h~r by he,r husbaQ'd?s grandmother, whose parents were natives of~ermany ., Dalton is ' asking all Miami Gazette readets .who have originhl, old, family s:Juerkra\lt recjpes either for m.aking it or s'erving it to share them with him for his . forthcoming cookboOR':' , Recipies must be authentic and a background of them submitted, according to Dalton. Sauerkraut recipes may be mailed to DaltQn at The Miami . . Gazette, . Box 78, Waynesville, ,. ~ 45068 .

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Request for zoning charge, Far Hills ~ubdivision ,of' tt~e '

Preston farm. Public hearing .July 21, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. at Mayor's office in Waynesville, Qhio.

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East Fourth Street, Dayton, 'requirement is ·that contributors . Kay Brumenschenkel; financial, Ohio 45402, announ~es employment opportunities for Workermark on their ple,dge cards that . Carter Terry;. 8Qvernment em.ployees, Leslie Spaeth; edu~a the money to be· turned over Trainees in such posit~oflS as tional, Ron Surface; professional, to 'the Warren County ' United Laborers, Food Service Workers, .. APPeaI. ' John Oswald; special gifts, MarHousekeeping Aids, La~ndry . Workers, Oerks and other similar 'Although t~e Montgomery· vin Young. , The next meeting of the board Greene County United Fund jobs. There are no experience'or organization has declined to sign will be held at the Lebanon educational requirements nor do a .reciprocal, agre~ment, spokes- Citizens National Bank at 7:30 applicants have to pass a written p:m. Augusf6. • men said the group will honor test. Starting salaries range from The United Appeal office, any designa.tions made to Warren $2.44 to $2.80 per hour, delocated at Room I, 24 North C~u~ty on pledge c.ards it repending upon the location of Broadway, Lebanon, is expected ceives. the job. Information and appli"We are just .going to have to to be staffed on a part-time baforms can be obtained cation sis within the 'next two weeks. get ttie word out to Warren be' the County resid~nts. sa that t~ey will The 1970 fund drive from the Federal Job informafint of its' kind in Warren County. know to make the deSignation tion Center. Knott Building, 21 The united appeal effort was PR,ICE', FOR when the faU campaign begins, East 'Fourth Street, Dayton, . ANNOUNCE!) said bi}ard' president Ho~ard organized ~rly thiS year as an Ohio 45402, or from the Federal ,' \," "'~i~y 'Farlners'-\¥ho,·; iuoduced • Wilson. outgrowth of a feasibility study Job Information Center, Federal rJF~i;~~ttnJ,.jimL~.i~k..'tl;r.j .' tii~g~t. .J, ~:~~lkl:)'~(s~l~ :,~. 'th~ '~iam'i Valley Assisting Mjllei in ' the 1970 conducted by! the Area Progress Office Building, Room 1523. " . .~~~ .;r~~iyed ' a gr:bss· ble~d price ·Warren County f~nd ' drive, wilt· Council,' a group of county in550 Main Street, Cincinnati, , ..',' of' S~':tt? .,*t hundr.cdwei~tJ for . be th4e following committee dustri,i1ists, businessmen, civic Ohio 45202. ~'j .~~ttq)~-od&~ed 'dUJlngJ~he, ac·· chairmen : Industrial. committee. leaders and 'interested citizens. \I ~'ii,,,,,\,!Ill,I\:.I~'~. '.cor'4ing tQ ·J..,AsJi-e C. ' ~ ...pP,J~en .. Robert Strasberger: commercial, .' ~ruJ' .•j1ana~er of 'M~.l " Vall~v .. i!"'.....-------------~-.----------.-------------.. I,M'ilk PrQducen ~ociatiop . .; . ~ ,e' ';<:J:: was' 20 ','.!,' "\'1 •. . /. ',' ':1' ',:1:' . C' (;fi)$S~i~)Giirt;~ ooouls;~ . ,~ou.ts~ cents high~I';,,~.h jJn !·Ias~ .~~.me and • ~~I' LValton,.!l- ,.·.•_ •. eoi'n-; , 14 ~e ..'ts .· above.lu6e~. 1 968·: " ':' ,, ' . -. , I II,) ('.: . I ; .It:: ,, ' '. .:' ' II '" ": ~; . : ': ,.witth .ll. ~~tt\~i(at·, ¢o,l~t~~lr"b~~· a~d- . . '. r' . K\niJreJfa:n~ilGtCni~":.\ iit' , ~t~,~ ; · q~g :Pts~illtr~cH.Qg"~i~11{:a ·n d,.tW~ .'.:, ti. . .: .', :;:~: . ~~ed~ ,;. ~e,'l~.hs .c en'~ ~;!?t I c951\.''p~~-~.e,h~rl ::' .' " . '. " J, '" .pais Pl-I t HtcJaturc for the Demo- and age. Girls must have ~re Il~ .:Of*. Hlt~, .1~rcoll,~ vll r.latt<?n' ~n· but":, Gr61llps '. 'Of , yOl.~11IL girls 'a~c i' "'cflatic candidate. consent. 'cQnl'cnt". aB6ye.l '-o'-;:' below ' ..., n~}w il,g " sought from : ca-ch .. Women interested in hA",n...,.~ '.'!Sdht;::''':,; .;;;,::: . :':) . t:.,~,."· ': ;4~~h. P,i,liHict to.tlCr~",'·' ingchairmeo 'in thei'rareassncnml," , '~~{rJ~t ':'" . 1,)" . Ru'p\~e. rt ~S" '. : ,:'Oi'rls, aged 14 to I~. il)1Cralso conta,ct th~ frall'kll'n ,..·,.,,.,t'",Z",~U"" . , c~ tea·· in '. joining the politi<:ally . : ' ," . ps sh~ lI,l ~ .~ritc t o:

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PestJ' Weeds Get Push In Play_Areas Are ugly weeds and unwanted gra.s ses invading the patio, barbecue or poolside area? Theire's n.o need to waste weekends pull1ng and digging thE!m out. These farnlly recreation areas can be kept free of pesty weeds throughout the year with a simple appl1cation of a sQil sterUant, noq.-selective weed - kUllng chemical. Such a ' berblclde destroys all vegetation on which jt Is sprayed, . deslra1)le as well as undesirable grasses and plants. It alsO sterilizes the soli to prevent further weed invasion. This kind of we,d klller is perfect for removlDg' all ,unwanted grasses and broadleaf weeds from terraces, sports arleas, .. playgrounds, dr.iveways, building ,foundations, fene,e lines anc:r similar areas . ,

WHAT is it? - What IS it? - What is ITI?? introdUcing an old game with a new twist. Two weeks ago, our last Where Is It? picture, a bir5i bath at the Friends Home, failed to receive a correct guess from this columns fans. This week the game is changing from Where to What. It is no longer necessary to know where it is, but rather WHAT it·is. Each picture will accompany an honor roll from the picture of the week before, plus a due to help mak~ the next _ week's honor roll. This weeks clue is "A Sweef Tooth". Phone in your answer to what this picture is and take your place 011 next weeks honor roll . Call 897-5921. '

RENEWING FRI ENDSHIPS Mrs, Wanda Lou Johnson (nee Wanda Lou'Wilson) was a recent house guest of her sister, Mrs. Jean Sackett. One ' day of her visit was spent renewing ,past friendships. A group of her friends enjoyed a lunch at the Forum.in the Dayton Mall with her. Those in attendance were: Mrs. Ma :: y Frances Scott, Mrs . Marty Sheehan, Mrs . Carolyn Purkey, Mrs. Mary Ros~ Herald, Mrs. Evelyn Strope, Mrs. Nancy War, ner and Mrs. Judy Powell.

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' The annual Marconet filmily : ( , 'reun'ion was held at'Oeder's lake on Sunday, )uJy 12. TIiose atteriding were: Mr. arid Mrs. Aultman Drake~Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Milrconet~ , Elaine Marconet and Stacy~ Mr. and Mrs. Fores.t Wagner, Tall), ,Ken, Phil and Sandra; " Mr. ~rid ; Mrs. M,elvin Marcon~t; 1MI': crnd Mis. '~Dale! Marconet, )Jeff and Cin,dy.~ MrS., Paul Marco• '-. ", Ilet and JerrY' Mr:' and ·Mrs. '~ .. ~.~~ . ' \Ronald, ~ Mar<:u~~t;Xim, Randy >':,.:/' "'1. :pregg, '~eff l and'~ Doug; Mr. "', ':,1:' : ~," M~S'. c, 'Donald Wright, :Donnie, _:.;.:.. , 'r ', ,I, ; Paul"Debbie and Jennifer; , " . . -, " M~. and Mrs. Robert Marconet I • '. ' and': Kristin; M'r. and. Mrs. Wilbur T AK-e .~ TI P. c· ... -:'. ThOl;npson and Ji~ ~ ' Mr. Tom , ' . , F,R OM , QeBrossc; Mr. and "Mrs, Cecil ~illo~OUiRtJn . ,/;;-~Pu.n_~w~~. Timm~, Tony and . . :!,' ' " , ', :' , ', .... : , ' , Alpy; 'Mr_ and ~rs. leon, Hines; . '., T Prot8ctio~~: ,Mr. ,B.nd , ,Mr~: ~~stt:.{ ;- H~ffn,er ••,anS '1 'fNSUR1< " an~ JI~ JlOd: ~oe; :;Mr.. an.d Mrs; ,Robert Kamp, Ray, DaVId and , . ' ., .. .' ~' plu~ ~ast, fll~r: '~ftI8:~ ~bbie "Su.e7',Mr. ,and Mrs. Dqv.id ·, O~ ~11~m" 'j:\ y:t~ ~ ~. '.! Cuttery; . Mr. t an(l Mrs.· Charles ... ~ iBushelman Uild Be~ky; : " , - '" Mr. ~d Mrs~ F.r.a~c~s' Marc,a.get , ~ehssa ar[4 R.ta';, Mr. and / -Mrs" ·'Charles ·' Freeland;' ,Mr. and , . ~Mrs~:, Gene .Marconet, Mike, WaJt? " MN;g~ d"Pat \ M~s': Lola Ghest~r; , ',Mr:, aild.,.N1rSt· ErilcstGlistfll; Mr. ", a'nd.::) ~~,s~ ;-- ~,oscpl~~, ~fclbbe: , M.r: , '!l1\d", MrsP"Hen1jalr Schreck; and ' J

' , From ,Mis. Jane PlpplD, 'K a;. S8S City, Kansas: I remember when you could go fishing in a clear stre;lm of water, sit lazily on a creek bank and just wait for' the fish to bite, Every 'care in the world was far away. How different it is today. Do you remember homemade lye SOBIP~ 'We used to catch rilin water in a Qarrel . (wooden) as, soft. w:at~r seemed .to make, ~he soap bc!tter, How about our homemade dresses, and tne hasset to " 'FUND BOOSTED-Selliflg Kool Aid at three cents a cup get aU the ' sewing done before TIuusday and Friday for the Harold Bowser Fund was the result of a school started, Those cold winter furids campaign originated Tuesday p-y Gary Bellma,), son of Me. and ' nights were sQmething else, with our feather bed and homemade Mrs. Herman Bellman of North Fifth ·Street. Gtsry , sparked the addiquilts, with aJl old )njck wrapped - 'tional funds raising pr9Ject after he and Greg Polly, son of Mr. and in a towel to keep the feet Mrs. Vernon Polly of North Sixth Street, hit upon the idea of a pop . w.aI~~those days, there were no bot~le dri.ve to increase the Harold Bowser Fund at the Way:nesville moderln -refrige1'8tors, just an ice National Bank. Kevin Miranda, behind the Ko.ol Aid stand above; set box alnd a drip pan that was ' up'his refreshment stand after joining soft drink colleCtors' who unemptied every morning. We had'" an ice card in the window so the self1shly ./gave of their energy and time to canvass door door in the 'ice man would know how 'many North Fifth and Sixth Street neighborhoods. Kevin, the son of Mr . . pounds to leave. and Mrs. larry Miranda of Marth Fifth Street, serves Kenny Pope a ' Remember the kerosene lamps, cool aid. While these projects were in progress, JefLVanderpool and. with chimneys be cleaned once a wee}t, and thetowick trimmed 80 lllve Hendrickson headed a group that gleaned deor to door cash it would burn evenly. contributioll$ (or the Bowser Fund. All were joined by a sizeable cash (Send cOntribution. to thl. coI_ to donation to, th~ fund by local American legion Post ~ 15. Co,ntribu~~yO~U','j' lox 639, Frankfort, ~en· tions to The Harold Bowser Fund may be made at The'Waynesville National Bank.-David Edsall Photo

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REEDY PLVMBI NG-For, your com· • plete Plum6ln'g Installat/on and reo ·palrs. Call 897-4!~61 Waynesville. 4ctf

" H<SMEGRO~N' ~egetables t~matoes, .- peppef~, ubbage;- potlltoes, ,CUC:UfTl' • be,", 'an~ 89g,'plant. Lawrence Keeth· .Ier, Hllnes ,Rpld , ' 29c1 '

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1961 Ford, 6cyl, standard shift ..... ... -: ..... ..... . $ ' 145,

Fut~re, 4-do~r,' ~ 'Oy!', aJt~, PS,.!lhf'rp . $1495 ... . . .. R&H .. 1$11~5 1967 Ford Fail'lane 500, 6 eyl, 4-door sedan,!auto, " . ,

196,8 Falcon Wagon

'1965 Pontiac Catalina, 4 dr HT, auto, PS ,.. . ... :.~ . . . . . .. $895 "

1965 Chev Impala, 2-door HT, auto, R&H, PS, g~~n ..... Sl095' 1966 Ford 2-dr. HT, LTD, air, Alf1o., ~,' R&H ..... : $1495 1966 Ford, 2-door hardtop, PIS, PIS'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1095

1'965 Chevrolet Impala, HT, auto, R&H, PS, bl~e .<.. '. !'.. $:1.095 ,

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, 1966 Rambler Converti'ble Classis 77, 6 eyl, auto, ,PS, ~ean ..... .. : ..... ..... ..... ...•. ..... ..". :' ..... $ ~95

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:SING 'OUT' GOeS TO FAIR-- ';Sing Out Waynesvillc" v~ckctJ thcir talents Thursday night ~uring ali appearance a't the Warren County Fair. OthN photos "nd stories ahout Waynesville and area fau h!lP~'~.nfl~ , ,,~xt ,~cyk, s. 'M'alt~i. Gaz~ue. . .' ,...... .

OPEN BRIDGE~ FEATURES ' DRUG SUBJECT 1~~V . ~nny Cuesta, former drugaddict, who 'is flOW a Baptist minister and direc~tor of I,..if~ Anew Rehabilitation Center, WiD be thc featured guest on diao.nel :! 's community service show "Open Bridges" on Sunday, Aug, 2 at 9:30 a,m. A young lady who has also experienced drug addiction will also participate in the program discussion. Pro,gram hostess, Mrs, Robert C. Roderick, Wi'll interview these knowledgeable guests concerning _"Drugs ~ A Major Mcnace To Modern Society", "Opep Ridges" is a w~ekly series which offers topics of interest and concern to the interdeno'minational church com·, munity and also the secular so· ciety,

Waynesville Head Start Reports Active Summer The Waynesville Head Start program has reported a most active summer. "We have now progressed to two rooms," 'said Director Mrs. Robert Edwards .

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t~I!V . SOn'ny €uc~ta, f~rm~r drugaddict, who is OO ~' a Baptist minister and dire~'tor ,Qf lif~ Anew Rehabilitation CentF{., '+nD be the featured guest on 2's community service sh "Open Bridges" on Su nday , Aug. 2 at 9 :30 a,m. A young lady who has also expericnced drug addiction will also earticipate in the program discussion. Program Ilostess, Mrs. Robert C. Roderick, will interview these knowledgeable guests concerni ng " Drugs - A Major ' Mcnace To Modern Society". . "Open Ridges" is .a weekJy s~ries which offers topics of ·interest and concern to the interdenominational church com-. munity and also the secular society.

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The 'Hi~st' spot in the Waynesville business dist rict also ·becaine the 'mo~t 'pador-ized' Wednesday wh.en local grocer Don Hockett opened an ice cream parlor type confectionary at the former location of Hub~ell's Barbe:J..s&.Qp on South· Main Street. Mrs. Barney (Florence) Graham. Jr. of Waynesville has tastily stocked the dining nook with a delicio1l1s assortment of ice cream (sunru.es and' banana splits to be a specialty) and cI~erly ap-

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The Waynesville Head Start program has reported a most active summer. "We have now progressed to tWo rooms," 'said Director Mrs. Robert Edwards. Cooperation from the community and parents has been excel· ' lent. There has been from one to four volunteers every day since our program began." Mrs. Edwards said she was positive that Waynesville had . the best school in the whole of Warren County with which to work. Way.nesville Superintendent, Mr, Pa£ Swamber~er arrang~d a trip for ~ Start to Wnght (Continued on Page 8)

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luncheon diners and judges of home cooking. , The Hi Spot will also be available for birthday ·and Scout parties with advance notice. A carry-out service has also joined future plans to serve the community.

SCHOOL CALENDAR IS ANNOUNCED

The official calendar for the .,Wayne Local School System at Waynesville }las been dllnounced for the approaching 1970-71 school ¥ear. , It includes: Sept. l. first day .of ~chool.;·· ~pt , 7, Labor Day. 1)0 '. school; Sept. 23, Warren County Teachers Wt>fkshop, no ' '. school; ·Oct. 23, Southwestern ()J1iQ T.~chcrs Association n~eet:VOlllln', lever; '~~. i~i~:' "no ';..school; Nov·. :!6-27, iI."IItr, ~U $8mple . t "mnksgivirtg Day vacation. no ---" ..... " :.'.: ··l;:~' ,.".t:k hQok P¢C. D-Jan'. 3,Chtistmas ,l'f!tI·..'h 'flift' . b~pe~\'\,';;y" ' a~tion; "no 'sCho~1; 'ApfU 5-1 2. . ;. school and . :Day, 'no

WayneSVille was wp.1I H.·presented at the opening of the 75th Annual Dayton Daily NewsMontgomery County Tennis championships Saturday. Although defeated (but not in spirit), the boys proudly re~)fe scnted their school and community. The following scores were tallied by Bob and Barney Graham . .sons of Mr~ and, Mrs. Barney Graham, Jr. of Franklin Road and keith Lamb. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lamb of North Main Street . Bill Montie defcated Bob Graham 6-2 and 6-2; Alphonso Smith defeated Jeff Benner 7-5 and 6-3~ Jim Rowe defeated Barney Graham 6~ I and 6-3 a.nd John Alred defeated Keith lamb ' 6-0 and 6-0. '" Tournament doubl~s duled .. for 'Monday werc . poned until Tuesday.. . werc ~ not available. at . t. . illld·J\tilt" '.' :~

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Does ,.1 Hail to the King and Queen e _ of the Zodiac! " If your birthday ·falls be- . " marrying 'this " Ldl!1trte self, proclaimed ruler? " , . t~een July 24 and August 24, Het'e's,~_tbe otlier slde:o-o f you are a Leo. Leo the lion is birthyour ' fo~ l him. ,Ydu shQuld ' rieve~ ,be the symbo the' b,pr:.ed by him~he is courtly ' date, and you are ruler 9f " " 'and ou.rteous: and if you ihjnk zo~iac! ic. majest are t-hat"s a s'~all thing, you don't leo people know much 'about, ' try loday You often can spot them in'a living with ' another humar cro~d ,b~ the way they carry . being.- ' pride. with s themselves. Alway You' will ' never lack for ,The womcm are agile and cat- ': warmth~the warm SUJl is alSQ : , ,lil~e in their movements. O(ten have n wome his symbol. Affectionate bOth men and p~ise 4s ' l)is fort~, and he' san4Y meins. : ,gives it lavishly if you deserve One of the most generous _ " " feels it. Up , zodiac signs of the good a' Leo 'ustlall y ma~es ,acommitment -to other ~Ple living and evehtuaUy ,make a . a royal ,commitment and pace at the top'of their pro· . when you are truly in need, themenish fession for themselves. They they will impov are lOving devoted 'fathers selves in order to fulfill their and will 'spend I!ours playing high prin~ipled sense of duty. you n, childre With their cubs. Their home Even as small, of is . their castle, and it will be will notice their attitude as well appointed as they can ''noblesse oblige". Their feelcarries tion obliga afford. Good food arid drink · ing of noble for is a must for them and enterover into a need to care Taining in their castle,is where . stray animals. A little Leo . they shine. ' stray with house your Will (ill Being que~~ to the lion cats and dogs. As they grow king is just that-w ith aU that up, you will have a house full s expect he it 1inpies-;::-and it isn;t alwa~s which of guests , '~s¥,.'to :be, a queen! <,,: you to' treat roy8Ily., . _ rming, ,BUt ~heh " Pr.ince , qh'a If YOlf' are', 'married ) o a comes 'along, 'it's ,~fiar4 ; for a Leo, you will , fWd that his , resist -and Why ," ould girl family bas bou$Pt'com.p.fetely you~ Who ne'ed('r~ :' ':Ii coat his kingly at~ifqde ~~d- neyer tJl~ when rqv ~jt , ba: .. hesitates ~o ~Q~e t .!liin,j~ , liol) nobl~' g this ~ttlin of warm sun distress. He ~ ,be .1. hearted man. , di~putes like the proverbiaL Na· LeQs: s famou Some j~bless the all and on . Salom poleon Bonaporte; ' Alfred allnts, uncles and cousirts rely Hitchcock; Aldous ' Hoxley; on his generosity . 'C,oorge Bernar~ Shaw; Robert If you've decided you Taylor.; Lucille Ball; Mae West: want ,to be the queen in a Jacqualine Kennedy. leo's world, you must always Next week in this column. be the lady -'Ilothing distresses an answer to a let ter received a Leo man more than a wo° by Mrs .. G which was signed regal. man who is less than W9rried Saquittarius. That money for that new waIf you have any questions sher you wa,nted may be loaned about Horoscopes, please to an indigent 3rd ,cousin. write Mrs. G, c/o Miami GaBut his generosity also ex- ,zette. tends to your family as well. I

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The senior Citizens CI,ub met on Tuesday afternoon. July 21, at the United Methodist Church' Social Room. Mrs. Wilson, an Artex Fabric Paint representative was a guest for the afternoon. She had many interesting sampies on display and also gave a demonstration 1esson on how to ~o this type of painting to th<?se who were interested. , The nex:t meeting will be a "carry-in" din~er on Tuesday; _ AO'gUst .4 ilt 12 0 'clock n~n. The ,~ni?r . Citizeri~ Qu~: of ~aYileSVllle 1$ ~po'h~nng a bOit l' .:,' ~,lJidj.y'· .nde "l)p t~e: Ohio Ri~er ,on Mon- :;·elUt~.4~!' 1Q day.., August 3. They will go to . ." . ,. , ", ' r . Cin~innati by' bus. ' ' ig " club the e If anyone outsid _ "'; frip: interested _ in taking this please, cOl)tact one of the follow~ ,'. ing-committee members (or ,de- . tails: John Burs~e; Jim Wical, ' ': Katherine ,Barnhart, Nin~ St. Joful or Mildred Sheehan, . , ANNOUNC6~ENT The plb of 1Wnbow,'~m-,' , , bly No. 140, will 'proVide a swle ~w for the pqblic FridaY,; Septerpber 4 in the Juruor High " . School Gymnasium; .,at . 8 p.n't. l'~, ' Refreabme:nts will ,be served and "~ the Rainbow Jirls win fun<:tion ; ". as mOde~I. nc~ls 'wiit b'e sold by ( the gidah fore " he Show and th~can '~ sNrc.haaed. 'at . t!t~ '~: ',' door. ;' . Mo , Mr•.and of Lyt(f itoa~" ,,'a]'fnClmlle~ " · "" "tt~' .'d'.'":f.'" I,

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Mrs. Barbara Mcf~r~cn Saturday aftC'rno~l~ at her' hOlllc. 111e many guests prescnt ·were served cake .utid p'unch, each ,piece of cake ' bci'llg decoJl'a'H~d with a plastic stork in rainbow color's. Vacation Bible SChool is in . session at the Friendship Haptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of near town announced the birth of their 3rd child. a son, Mark Randal, born July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellison and children and Mrs. Ruth Sullivan were Tuesday visitors at the ('Jint Taylor home. Miss Robyn Dodds celcbrated her 7th birthday fuesdayevening with a party given by hcr mother. 1110se pres,ent were John A1lcn and Jeff Huddleson, Joyce Ball, Kclly Sue and Tonya Reynolds, Rhonda and Todd Fairchild, Debbie ~..ak·ins, Eddie Wayne and Cathy Brothers, Mrs. Evelyn Ball. Mrs . Barbara ~airchild and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· mond Eakins ~lIld Mrs. Ruby Reynolds . Massie Township Volunteer Hn:men responded to a call early SIIIH.\ay morning on Harlan farroll Road . Upon arriving at the scenc of the fire. they Icarned that a stripped autol11ohile had IK'l'n set lire to thlls ignitinggrass ami callsi ll!! a si/eahle gwss lire. Thl' ()Wlll~r Ill' 1he a lit 0 is not I..Il\lWIl . .hl"~ (l3ulII) Woods was 1he driver "I' I.hl' I.·al' which caused a \I'l'clacul;n accident at the corIh.'1" Ill' Clark Avellllc anJ M;lpk Sll'l'l't hl.'l'l' WeJIll'sJay night. I k was apprllal'ilillg tOWII Oil Orq!ollia Rllad. allli it was I'epllrt.(.' d fh:tl ill! s\V\.'rvell 10 avo.id hitting a yOUlIgSI\.'r 1111 a hicydc . Apparl'lltty. travl'llilll:! at ;1 high ratc Ill' specJ. he lost l'olltrol Ill' thc vehiL"le . slid ,through the Fril'ndship Baptbl Church yarJ. knockcd JOWIl a stop sign, a street si~~n and thcn slallll11cJ into the car owneJ by Lester Schoonover kllocking it over Oil its side alld ag;.lillst the side of the house occupieJ hy t he Schoon· ovcr famil y. Alt hough he apIK'ared 1I0t to hl' in.iun:d, it is cst imatelil t hat bot h vehicles are ' total losses and there was con· siderable damage done 10 the house . Our get well wishes to Mrs. Marge J-ake, a' patient at Grandview Hospital and' to Miss Kathleen Graham uf Wilmington, a patient ar Kettering Memorial Hospital folluwing. surgery. Mr. alild Mrs. Sam Russell of nC41r Lebanon were Monday callers on Mr _and Mrs. Clarence Price. I'

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Mrs . Howard Schrack of Walnut SI reet is home from Millllli . Vallcy Hospital al [}dyton . Mrs . Leo l}dMko of CincinIlat i has been a recen t guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Morg... n of Bellbrook Avenue. Donations were taken recently by door to door c... nvasi llg to fog the village again. Those taking the donations were Mrs . Richard Hall. Mrs. Paul Barton. Mrs. Clarence Burns and Mr. A. Reed . PI:II )'i ror the refogging have nol hecn W Illpletcd as or 1I0W . Dona tions were taken to fog the first time and tOlaled ovcr SI19 .00. Mr. Irvin Yancey of Main Slreel has recently returned home from thc hospital.

The Miami Gazet tc 's first What Is II last week received surprising results since it was surprisingly difficult . The following correctly identified a "candy slicer " : Jerf Thompson : [)dl c ThlllllpSOIl. Ricky Littleton. Terry Irons. Donald Head, Diana Hcad and Vanessa Lambert. To identify this week's What Is It, phone the Gazette at 8<>7-S9:! I .

DOES YOUR BASEMENT FEEL LIKE A CAVE, ARE THINGS A LITTLE DAMP AROUND YOUR HOUSE,. THE HUMIDITY GETTING YOU DOWN? WELL, PURKEY'S HAS THE ANSWER -A DEHUMIDIFIER.

DEHI IDIFJ II 4 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 4 pts. to 24 pts.

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COMPLAINTS AG~INST GOveRNMENT CAM e£ST BE IVW)f' IN. ntE" f()RM OF coNS'IRUCnve CR~T1CI5M.

DONATIONS TAKEN TO FOG VILLAGE

IIIIII III E:R SHERATON 26" 7 H.P.

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HARVEY,SaURo,. &'Mlami ,Streets ",," Ghatl~ ~ Pike. Evangelist 1''9:00 a.n,lo - Sunday Morning 6~30~ p .m ~ - Sund~y Evening ,6 ,.30 p.m .• Wednesday Evening Phon.e 89744 6 2 for info!'tnatioP'

North Main Street John P. Osborn e, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunda y School II :00 a.m.,Morning Worship 6 :30 p.m. ,Training Unio n 7: 30 p.m. Evenin g Worship 7:30p ,m.,Wednesda y Prayer Meetin g (Affili ated with Southern Baptist Conve ntion) .

Ohio n La ~ t Les ter Kidtl . Pastor IO :()() 41.111 . • SUlldiJ Y School J 0:00 & I J :00 a.I11 .. SUlldu ), Wu rship Sl'rvlcc ' 7:30 p.Ill .. SUlldu y /:veliing Worship

GI st lIi gh Street Tholl1a s Stcven s. 'Minister 9 :30 a.Ill ., Sunda y Bihlc School J 0:30 a . I1l " ,SlIll~b y Wor:-.hip and f Communioll Youth y Sunda m., . p· 6:00 . Meetin g 6:30 p.m ., Sunday Chlistian Youth Hour 7:30 p.m .. Sunday Evening . Worship 7:30.p.I11 .• Wednesday Bihk Study .

United Methodist Church Duvid tlarpcr. Paslor l) :30 a.l11 _ Sunda y Chul'l:h Servicc 10:30 a.I11 ,. Sunday School II :()O a . Ill .. SUllua y Wlll"ship &"rVicc Youlh Fellowship and Bihle Siudy

L Sou th St fl'Ct I t.1I11ilton ~ P~lstm jack Rcv. 7:30 p.m. Tucsday 7:30 p.m. Frid~IY - Youn!! Pl'oplc's Servil'l' 10:00 a.m. SUllduy Sdllllli 7:00 p:n1. 'SlIlldu)' hcnin g

Fourth Street near lIigh 9;30 a.m., Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Mecting I'm Worship (unprogrammed)

. St. AugUstine .Church . High Strcet H. Lutmer, Pastor .Joseph . Rev , 7 a.m. & II a.m. Masses 8 a.m. & 8 p.m. Holy o-.tys 7:30 p.m. First Friday 7:45 a . ~l. J)dily Mass 5:)0 p.m: Saturday Mass.

SPRING VAll EY I United MethOdist Church Wa.lllut-Vine R. Meredith.. Pa ~ tor 9 :30 ~.I1l . Sunday &11.001 . I O:JO a.I,1. MOrllilig Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship jr. high & sr:. high 7:45 p.m.-Wednesday c lUir rehea r~:.11 .•" R~)bert

St. Mary's Episcopal Church Third & Main St rcets Rev. Harold Deeth, Rector II : 15 a.m., Mprning Prayer Ist,,3rd & 5th Sundays : Holy Conimunion 2nd & 4th Sundays

Spring Valley Church of Christ

United Meth odist Church '

Glady Street 10:00 ~ . rn. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Wednl!sday Evening Worship '

Third & 'North Streets L. L. Young, Minister 8:00 a.m. Worship Service '10: 15 a.m. Church at Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday Chupch at Study

Mound Street E. Friend (;ouser, 'Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday &hool 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship

Corner of 73 & Corwin Rd . R~v. Sherman Cook. Pastor 10:30 a.m .. Snnday School , 7:00 p.m .. Sunday Eve. Service 7:30 p.m .. Wednesday Eve. Service · t EVC . Sc'rvlce 7 :30 p.m., Sa. FIRST CHURCH,:OF GOD 49 S. Main Sf-reet 9: 30 a.m. - Sunday School 10:30 a.m. - Morning Worship , 7:00 p.m . . Sunday evening

Christian Baptist Mission Mai'n Stree! Mrs. Lois Dunaway, Pastor 10 a.m. Sunday School II a.m. Morning Worslll'p 7 :30 p.m. E ,',vening Worship 7 :30 p.m. Prayer Meeling, Wednesday & Thursday 7:30 p.m. Song-fest, Last Sa. tur d a~h month.

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LYTLE United Meth odist " Church John K. Smith, Minister l) :30 :1'. Ill.. SUlluay W~ Hship Sl,'rvicc 10:30 a.Ill ., SUllday SchulIl 8:00- 9:00 p.m., Wednesday . evening, Bible StUdy

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St . Rt. 4X & lower Springhuro' Road .. Ra~' C. Slid{()II . . l)~tslor ():30 a.llt. Sunda \"; '&':lh·)oL . i0:45 a.m:·' Ml;rtii~lg Wl),rship 7:30 p,l11 . SUllday' helliJ * . ~rvice 7_)0: p,m . Wl!d'ncsdu'y Evl'llilUt \ . ;; ,'~ r S~ rvi~~ , Yl;uth 5:30 un . SlH,d~IY Sr.. . _ :' . ,". Rl'Cfeatinn lr ):'lmt Sr. y Sunda . p.m ,6:30, Servkcs ~ DoDDS

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Wilmill!!tilll· Pikc & ' .-< . Sodal Row Road . Bus Wlsl'nmn. Mi;,ister CENTERVI.l.,L~r:·_:· ,: , 9:00 a.m., Sund:l V Dible &:hool The,¢ ante.. villi f ,irst- ,. 1·0: 15 ~1.1Jl .• Sund~ly~ Worship Pent~9sq.I '.C~ur~h ·· 10: 15 :1.111 . • SUI!U;IY Youth ' ' . ', 17.~ 1:. Vr;I11~ lin.""SUCCI . Wor.ship '" f . . . r.'.~I'A' .' 'as.' t.nr ; ., ' N-n,rvc :",y .• ' S , "0 ~~' " ;'. '. ,.'" h :.l 11.111 .•• unday i:vcninllr ,,,,. Ass"a: dl. " (;cll.,; ·UiCkn Dihlc ·Stull.v. all al'l'S, r 7 :30 p.m .. i:vl'ning Worship _ ' I O:O() ;1.111 •• ~uuday SChool 7:30 p.ID\ .• 'Wcdlll'sday • Midwllck ~ , 7:(JO p. lll~:~Su~.,lduy T~c _III .'. . :. . ' 7" P,r..~ycr ,am' .Bibll' . :-lO;'IJ. Il1: ~ '~~f~ncs~ay, , . ' St'IUY•

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Waynesville Rescue • Mission

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CORWIN Penteco.stal Holiness Church

Harveysburg Full Gospel Church

Friends Meeting

Jonah s Run Baptist Church .

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,, O,f thls . tW~MI.th., QeJl:tuw are J ",far seeihOl" V:ou 'a ''1''ISled .91 ner.atlo l'\. when . Y91.1 ' hea r,' PliO pIe .' say' I , afl change, or quit a habit. f. I F rom , them; you get th ~' 1 human natuce can, I~O any tI)l wan~ s to. ~o . gr~t er ..fall jtCy plagued 'any generat ion t han , . Is. Does any of us ,want to become ~ slalle?' ~nd yet many of us p re slaves, to many things. We neyer wanted It , this' way. but this· Is the way It has. turned .out. We star,ted sometli lng and then when we saw wh ere It was golng~ we resolved In OUl'- m l.ndS to sto"Pi only to find we were- not able to t ranslate Int o 'facts our' resolutl .ons. . This "I'" that we al'e .that olalm$ It can ctlanga overn ight, withou t outSide help, ls th'e .sum ' total of the . , acts commi tted and the decision s ·made In our yesterd ay's. It would be nice If out yesterd ays cou l d t>e t ied In a package ari d 'stored SOl11e Wherel but instead of. thiS. t ney 'are 's part OT us. They are~ 1I p r.esent When ' we (:! us In make decisio ns; hetPln9 t o kee , . ' ,. line. small he t that , Is It any wonder sins of -childho od and youth become the..: deadly sins of pr ide, . envy;" jea10u SY~ anger. Intblh!tance, ' 'despair . 91"eeq and covetuu,$ness In later life? , If the human race could have'ch a this picture , .there would haile been no need or reason for Christ to ale on the cross. The cross has no 'meanin g for the person who wltJ not turn to Christ for help-:: It takes' all tnere Is within U51 pIUS the grace of GOd. to change tne directio n of a human soul. He will help if you will ask. L.L. Young .

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2-1(4" INCH PI~te glas5-5'x6' anq 2- 5 x6'-w/damaged corners. Phone 933·1105. 30::;c:.:1~_ FORD, 4-spd 'a nd Shifter , bel lhoUsi ng, flywheel', pressure plate and clutch, good condition $125', Phone 8974036. 'fI 30cl '

PERSON for general office work at new limestone plant at Lytle. 5·6 days per week. FUll time employment. American Aggrlgates Corp .. Dayton. Phone 223: 3238, Equal Opportunity Employers . ·28c3

WANT

Two or ttlree people ~ill ing to: work. Male or: Fe· male . .Excellent opportunitv : ;-Work out· :of new office/',Springboro, Ohio. Stpp at office' or give us a . cal L. ' " .. PfHI~·tusy 746·8870 or

GARAGE SALE-4436 , Ellemead Drive on ThursdaY and Friday only. Located 1 square south of Route 725 off Wilmington ~Ike . 30cl

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HOOK'S Farm Market. Open daily 9 _ a.m . to 9 p.m,) Route 48 at Ridgeville. Top crop OT beans, half runners, cabbage, squash, sweet corn, apples, honey, sorghum, apple butter, eggs, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers. 28c3

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GRAVITY Bed Wagon, Gruln elevator, Wood Brothers corn picker , MagiC Chef gas range. Phone 897· 4282. 30el

HOME repair and maintenance carpenter, concrete, sheet metal pdlntlng, roofln9 and electrical. Phone 746-2982. 21ctf FARM fenclj19, barn painting and repair. Free estimates. Phone M iddle. town 423-1424 or 422-7494. 17ctf LlNOA ' S Beauty Salon-300 ' Wade Street- -862-6581 Spring Valley . Open d,ailY--1!venlng apPts.- tligh styllngI

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Mothers & Housewives -~. Can't find employmentH? Tral!, now • work your o1fl'n .hours. Weekly ~y. plus G,,~n ~ta",pl. 5,11 a~c)fabl. toyS . $1 to $10. Give me a call for details.

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orproa 47. KlDdof preview 48, Persian

coins 49. Martini preference 50. Works with a needle

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at Urnes CA VE SOLOIST . . . Song· stress Sheryl Lynn, who used to own her own nightclub in st. I_ouis. is the nation's only female singing cave guide at Meremac Caverns, Stanton, Mo. She ' is easy to spot as she always wears a leopard·skin

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SLINGERLAND Drum Set. Call DenniS Bunnell, 897·5149. 30cl

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cubicle 8. Workil with a knife on

12. Roae-Uke plant

YARD Sale Saturday August 1 at 278 south Main Street. Wayriesville. Proceeds will tie · donated to Corwin Pentecostal Church. 30cl

R.E. l\Na'de Realtv

pddess 5 , ~eer's

9. Inlurance man ,

OLD Upright Plano. Phone 897-4686 : ' 30cl

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I WOULD like to thank all the people who helped my ~ .. other when he had his accident and to everybody who Is J)C!rtlclPating In The Harold Bowser fun~. I have never' seen a town In my whole life who could be so nice; and Harold thanl<s you to. God Bless You All. Mr. Louis H . Bowser . 30cl

MAYT AG Washer, 3 yrs old. ' Call after 5 : 30' 89'7 -6114_ 30c1 14 LAYING' HenS-L-Segrous, 50¢each. Phone 897·4495 . 30cl

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'-AI R Conditioner, 6000 BTU, used once; Menter, two ·.700x15 tn.\c ~ tires, DOdge Truck . Erwln .Ulls, ,R o'ute I, Waynesville. ' . , , 3OCl ,

WANTED: A small · Iawnmower. Also a child's ' large riding tricycle. Phone 897 -5921. 19ctf

ITEM: Generally speaking, if there is less t han a 7 per cent price spread per dozen eggs between one size and the next small size in the same grade, you get more for ~rour money buying the larger size. I::

ITEM: Enamel is a good choice to revive an y type of furniture . Enamel is colorful, &overs surface marks and scars. It IS also color-fast and durable. You can use enamel on everything from umbrella stands and mirror frames to cnd tnblps and ehair~.

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RED LiON SALES P.O. .Box 188

SERTJt.\ MATTRESS

Springboro;' Ohio 45066

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Now at its seasonal peak, the Ohio ,countryside beckons hiking . cnthustasts and horscback riders to its nature trails and b~idle ' paths which blush with foliage and wildlife in late July and August. A hike or horseback ride along the newly·established SO().I11ile Buckeye Trail, which runs from Cincinnati to Ocveland's Mentor, promises an ideal yenture through the widest variety of Ohio Country . .' The trail takes its followers· ~hrough ri'dgc' tops and valleys, through farmlands and forests , sma.1l villages and large cities. h cr9sses reclaimed strip mined lands, passing many new lakes, wildlife refuges and camping areas. It follows back roads, woodland paths, county high· ways and city streets. In other words, it gives travclers the truest picturc of Ohio from the most rural area to the most heavily populated spots . Hikers and horseback riders may start at the be~nning of the trail .or at any other point

along the way', thereby sc.Hing their OWil pace. A trip along the trail milkes fo~. an . inexpensive pastime because the trail is open to anyone without chargc_. or registration. Though ~ome portions of the trail may not be used for horseback riding, all 500 miles of the trail arc open to hikers . State .parks located along the t'riJil ptovide such .ou t~ . door activities as picnicking, swimming and naturc study. The '"Trail Blazer" is only limited by what he can carry in his knap sack or saddle pack . .. Though campsites along the trail are not frequcnt at this time, some 24 camping areas for hikers and four ca mping areas for horseback ridcrs have been established along the trail or already were constructed before the trail was established. TIle Buckeye Trail can be found by following the "Blue Blazes" mark~rs whkh ·are 10' cated ncar the trail in the ~O counties which it crosses . Detailed maps of the Buckeye Tmil

.,' .~' . :' can be obtainerl;,.by seQ~ing. 5:'1t . , c;;r·vey, . Geolo'"\fI·C. to the Ohl'".,' ~ b " 1207 ' Orandvicw :Av~nue; CoiUhk · 43"12 ..' \ ' ' . . bus, Oh 10 'nfonlla·tion on ~ther out. ' door activiti~ in ,Ohio can. 'be ' o'btairied by w(j~ing to the Ohio· ,. 'n.'1rtm~nt,. lnfo{.' v.elopm'ent De DC mation 'Centrai, Bbx ~ lOO't. , :CO- ·· ,'. . lumbl:l~, Ohio 43216 .

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"If .you. have high bloot" l>res· lead · to complications.. Avoid sure-':hypertension 10 the, phy- sports wh.ere you can'I stop if sician - you are not alone," says you become tired .. the Amc'rican Hcart Association, Southwestern Ohio Chapter. Por more information about Millions of Americans..:.are af- , high blood pressure, write to nicted with this disorder, and (your) Heart Association, 2535 most of them arc getting along Gilbert ' Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio well after having consulted with 45206 for thc leaflet "Your a physidlln . Many drugs are avail· ~ood Pressurc". But remember, able to help him tailor treatment. it takes two to treat it - you and to a pa tient's needs and CUlldi'your doct.or. tion. .Certain prescribed diet changes and rcst also "re lIsefuL Huwever; apart from this, there <llI'e a half do/cn general rules that most patients with hi1!h blood pressure sl.1Uuld follow. IXtpc'nding on the patient. SII\l1e will be more important thall others. says a lcallet recently issued by the Heart A~sl>cia· tiOIl. TIle hypertellsivc individual iSi.urged: to ask' his doctor which of , thes,c is il!lportani ' f()r him:

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Those elected to serve during the 1970-71 term included: President, Warren Sheehan; First Vice-President, David Hartsock; Second Vice-President, Harold Anderson; Secretary, Robert Palmer; Treasurer, James Miller; . Tail Twister, Adam Davidson llnd Lion TaPler, Edward Gingerich.

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TOKYO VISITOR- Miss Emi Kuwabar~ of Tokyo, Japan joined the Stoneybr~ok coui1seling staff thls summer through the ef· forts ,of her.aunt, MA. Nooiko Fields; a Brownie Scout Leader, of CincinpatL The attractive' Miss Kuwabara, an EngliSh major, will ' ,. , be a sophomo;e at the University of Cin~innati this fall. She re.' , ' sides witll her aunt. Emi is shown above with Scouts during a song fest. ·J;\esidence camp will close at Stoneybropk Aug. 15. ~Dennis " Dalton Photo '

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Ronald Cook attertdahce ~of the'! ~tern ,Stai: . , -Enc Wilson vIsIted Mr. and ~. and .Becky; Mr. and ~rs~ Ray picnic " heid . Friday ~ evenfug ~t . ' . , Lamb and Tammy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young i~ Gr~envillet : ~p- . WA'IIne !llVUle day and ·wa.tched, G,eenville's.' the ',home ot MI'. ,artd MrS. cAr( "/':, Junior .hhnson and children; • • ;~ .' ..' • Gunther,' 1 I-75th Parade celebrations. Mrs. Doll Lamb and children; Mrs" ':tewiS . Hoagland ~d Mr. and Mrs. Roy ates; Mr. Dewey Mr. and son; dausl!ter ~tw 'an~ r gl'lmdson Catter and HARV.EYSBURG' Johnnie spentJh~ weeke'.ld wjth Lamb: :ay ~ :priOe ' . Mr. and MrS. fred 'floa'glJrid and Dr. and Mrs: Leonard M. Tin: 72· .,.&3 . Ph _' ' family of 'Ashland. , ney of ~kport, N.Y. visited" RAMBY PHOTOS Mrs. . Shirley · Ann McElfresh , over the weekend with their Open house was held at the <W~j. and daught~rs <;>fTioYt Mr: and~_~;..fi-I""'_~"!",,,,~'-;;:~~~;""-:=~ \j; . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry Rat- . Jonahs Run Church Social Mrs. Mike Riesinger and soos liff of Waynesville and . Mr. and z... '-HAllM AN STREE T rooms Fri,day night where near ~od Hppe-,, !lnd Mr. and WAYN ESVILL E. OHIO. Mrs. William Tinney of Lynch.friends and relatives spent time 117~7"& Mrs. Bern J. GOrdon and fflmily . burg. and' visited with Mr. ana Mrs. Mr:......and , .of )Vere SUn~y ViSitors '1 \ Charles Ellilson and .fa~U'y ' of Mrs. Everett Gordoil. Apache . .Junction, ~ Ariz, The Mi. ~nd' Mrs. ~Harold Wolfe of ' Ellison 's left for home WednesRochester attended·' church 'sel - , day. .vices at J'oriahs Run'Church &.n~ Sam Russell arid ' Frank Fannin of near Lebanon were Tues- .. day. Mr. Wolfe i~ . a nephew of'day night callers . on . Mr. and - Mrs. Oint Taylor. Massie , Grange Won first place.. .' Mrs. Clarence Price. with ttieii boo'tb at the Warren .. _Claude. Ball and' children ' Julienne, Jackie, Marty; · an.d . Coun.ty. ' Fair, an~~ the , Juni~r Joyce spent Tuesday a6 Cowa!1 .... ~I?ooth.~~on 3rd p)~<i~. . 1-' " ,', ' ' ,. Our.' s~t weU .,~lS,t(e~" to Mrs~ , Lake. James (Doris) Smith' who is 'a' Mrs. J u4y. ;McCorinafia' . t ,;,qin(Q,n:I\~~~p~iar . near Colur;obus spent tile wee.!' · Vatie'n ,., .~t . .'. " Hospit~t·:/" .... ~:i' ~ :':" end with _tier .Jf1lrents;', Mt: ,.and Mat : 897-2966 Mrs. \'Robert -Hough . . rtlark ' . Major a~nd Mrs. Richaf<t Ki • ..the hart, nee Anna' Marie George., 'the , . were the hon~ted guests ' 'at a dinner Thursday, night"' a't 'th~ · '. ,AqgUs tt 19 at ~ ;30 tbe pr~~'Jjt~~linm:''': Driftwood in Wilmington. Aniong , , presentation' ,o f'i ter fOJ:~Y{a nary ,plan i those' irt · ~tt~n~nce "Wer~ Mrs. :; : .for Harv,eysburg .. , HOUS EHOL D GOODS ~e Carll!an' a.nd daught~~,- y:>ri, , MISe E L LAN EOUS Mrs. Cheryl , Bro~hets'f Mr.,and . of south miles 4~ sville, Wayne of north miles 2 LOCATED Mrs. Theod(ire George'~ " Mr. and Road. k Bellbrook on Waynesville-Bellbroo Mrs. Mik~ Geo~ge an4 Mrs:..Ptrol Lee Schuster. The Kipharts, stationed at Fort HoOd~ Tx., have bce~" in Ohio ' visiting friends Beginning at 11 :30 A.M. and relat.ives. Everett Snell and Mrs.' Mae 4 Pc. maple bedroom suite (very good), - cedar chest, - twin -.. Lytle. W4~re Sunday .' guests · of . beds, - console table, - camera and projector, - baby bed, - play. the ,Charles Snell 'family fu. Daypens, 10-1" maple counter tops 24x28, -linens, quilts and other "ton. All had'supper at the L & K -white doors, /FJass w ry secreta t -walnu bedding, -old brass bed, SUnday night. cutting maple hed), (refmis doors Mrs. .Rachel P~rker of Anaw/g).ass rd cupboa china pine heim, CaJJif. visi~ed Friday :afterboards, - 2 school desks, - sewing table, - old chairs, - dry sink old noon with a long time friend, (refinished), -arrow back chair, -old tin cigar box, - dIshes, Mrs. Claudia Brandenburg. butternut door, - old shutters, - dinner bell, - iron kettle, - old . Mr. and ~'. Harry Rager pictures and frames, - lau~dry stove, - walnut stand (refinished) (nee Brenda Stevens), of Glarksplus many other antique and household items. ville announced the birth of a son, Matthew Wain. Gravely tractor with cultivators, rotary and reel mowers, ~ Mr. and Mrs. William Reeves plumbused press, drill lathe, turning wood s, work benche spe.nt the weekend with .his paring materials, pipe , copper tubing , etc, - air compressor with ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norville Reeves parts, and block let Chevro V8 )ent, equip11 al of Nankin, Ohio and attended motor , - electric kitchen g, floorin the Re{.'Ves reunion in· Ashland cross cut saw, - lot of used lumber, - oak Sunday _ cabinet doors, - concrete blocks, - 5 Thermopane plate glass . Mr. ,and Mrs. William ~st~r listed. panels J 8x 72 in .-and many miscellaneous items not attended ", the , Underwood reUluon at the Frien'ds Red Brick , r LUNCH TERMS CASH sOcial building. in Waynesville, ' , ,~lt~: r~oop,. " .. . .Sunday . enter-jog 6 ~s, \ and s Witham Bess I. Mrs. , t Mrs~. ~.' Ohio , AmeHa of ith Galbra ' . Al,ma ,., m ' f...o ' " Mrs. f o , , ;' .'"tests were weekend. p- " 'n~ ~. . . , H:S . . l'ucke(... ' .', h. 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mon-Monroe High School at Monroe and Ohio University at Athens, teaches home economics at Waynesville Junior High School. Mr. Watso.n , a graduate of Middl etown High School, is a Sergeant in the United States

Watch Wax Although nothing does so much to enhance the beauty. of a furni· ture finish as a fresh waxing, occasionali y wash your furniture to remove heavy wax build·up. Wash a section at a time , using a sudsy solution of warm water and a· good detergent or soap Hakes. Rinse your cloth often and always follow the wood grain with your strokes. After the surface is thoroughly dry, you are ready to rewax or polish. Do not ., wash furniture that has been finished only with oil.

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First Baptist Church ' NQrtli Main Street ' John P. Osborne, Pasto~, 10:00 a.m. ,Sunday School , 11 :00 a.m.,Morning Worship _ 6:30 p.m.,Training Union ,' 7:30 p.m.,Evening Worship ' : 7:30p.m.,Wednesday Prayer ' Meeting (MfiHated with Southern Bap· t ist Convention).

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United Methodist ' h.urch · [}Jvid Harper. Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church Service I O: ~O a.m" Sunday School II :00 a.m., Sunday W,mhip Service Youth Fellowship and Bible , Study

CORWIN , Pentecostal Holiness Church Acy lAIinb. Pastor 10:00 'a.I11 .• Sunday School 7 :30 p.m., Su.nday, Wedne sJay and Saturday, Evening' . ,Worship Scrvices. 7:30 p.m., Wc-dnesday Y<)lIth ' Service

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Third & Main Streets Rev: Harold Deeth, Rector II : I 5 a.m., Morning Prayer 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays: Holy Communion 2nd & 4th S\Jndays Third'& North Streets L. L. Youn~, Minister 8:00 a.m. Worship Service ;10: 15 a.m. Churcl! at Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday Church at Study

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Bv D .•). Frazier July 31, 1970. How often you hear peoplle say, "It isn 't the heat, it's the humidity" , but I say ' of some of the weather we have it',s the heat and the humidity . Over 90 is hot in any eli, mate , even over 80 is good swimming weather only I haven't been swimming yet. It may be good corn weather, hQt with showers, but it is nlJt so good-for-people weather. Not good hay weather , either. AKC Registered,' miniature poodles, also AKC 'mlnlature dachshunds, Yesterday we went to the Phone 897-7476. 31c2 sale. We didn 't take a veal because SONY TC-8 Cartridge Recorder. Records 8·track cartridges: $125. we had sole a nice little heifer Phone 897-6416. 31cl to a neighbor. Now we had to have a replacement so we brought THANK YOU I WISH. to tllank my friends, neigha small Holstein, bors and relatives for all the Kindness Head calves were .as high as shown me and my wife while In the hospital. Also for the flowers, cards, usual or even higher ' as ' Some the visits and prayers of Rev. John Smith. Thank you ' very, very much, Herefords went as high as $60. Frank KLlrflss 31c1 Some owners of Hereford flocks must have been clearing LOST & FOUND out their calves for there were BABY Stroller at high ' school ball,field,. reward, Phone 897,6451. such a lot of nice big ones from 31c1 250 pounds to 350 pounds that looked as though they ha~ been running with their mamas. Calves . ,i, that have been running ou t do MOBILE,HOME:SAl,XS not bring quitle. as high a' price LoIi:':·I'.lIi~I' per pound as: what the auc?,~ it40 per qlonth) ,,~ tioneer calls barn calves. Ror the first time in a long ~,,;~ time, there were so many veals Swfmmtn', Pool ' , ,School Bu. $ervJc:e that it took more than an hour .~' ~rEN ., DAYS :.WEEK to sell them instead of the half , to three quarters of an hour it " WlLnLlP'E 'R~CRtAIn.6N has been taking. That makes it .t Sprlnl "alley Lake ' , Ph, New BurU " ,t,on • 488·J483 a little hard on the men like ,....!JooO-~-~~--..;~~'~''''''''"~~~... i Ho~ard who work , on second shift and want to buy head calves. We had to hurry after the sale, but he made it. . One of our poor give-away puppies that had adopted Sandy for' a friend got tangled up in his t l"l'k :I I neb bolt 10 lett'" ,nd _11m. 01-"_ chain th~ otJter day and hurt its .. b l~ «lr·nICk " lri~l. PR'tI9IIwithfi/liCft, TII:y.Ita1. ' : Mc<l "'3" G,u;rll UIIIIIIIIOIII. 2 101' IUS. , •• PPdpaw and got a terrible fright. ., ~=!!I1IIII'I1iii . Sandy was Sica-red, too, and 'Y_ _ 'o b~rked and carried' on, ana 't he other poor baby howled and FarddtOldOar. 1~1.-~;i'I~;;i lofftU'PO rtJIIiII. ,.. shook itself loose and was at" .. RED LION SALES ' tacked by the Saint, and that P.O, Box 188 scared it some more, and when Sprlfigboro, Ohio 45066

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we r~scue4: it , .t just went limp in Happy 's' ai m and 'didn't move for a long time. It is better now and is out again, but I think its paw is broken . It hangs loose, and he doesn't put it down . Doesn't anyone want a sweet ,pup.py with a lame paw? He is one of Fat Albert's and has his sweet disposition. What became of all but one of Snuffy'S last litter , we do not know, We have not found any trace of them . They were pure bred Scotties, I have one handsome pink zinnia and a few that haven't bloomed yet. That was all that I got from a 75t package of seeds. Inflation, even seeds show it. Higher prices and fewer seeds to the package. The county will not lack for. seed enough of Queen Anne's lace to seed the whole county. It is growing along the roads, whole fields ,of it: Are those , fields ones that are.in the feed grain program and should be . mowed twice a ye~r? The sad Part is that even two mowings

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HOSTESS OPEN HOUS E-frid ay-was get ac'~uaintedday at Camp Stoney brook at Waynesville for Waynesville busin~~en . and 120 Girl Scout carppers from the Cincinnati and Warren Coun- . ty areas. A group of businessmen ineluding Miami Gazette Editor, Dennis 'Dalton were given a mini tour of Stoneybrook facilities by Camp Business Manager, Miss Celia Uremia of Santiago, Chile, The . group hiked through the five camping units currentl¥ settled on Stoney brook's scenic 320 acres with the charming Miss Urenda who introduced camp staff and pointed out new-activities includ- _ ing golf and horseb'ack riding. Miss Orenda is a 1969 graduate of Western College for Women at Oxford. Miss Urenda is shown above with from left to right, S. Ray Wallace, owner of The Fireside Inn; Waynesville Postmaster, Owen Hartsook and Walt Session, a visitor from Perry, Aa.-Dennis' Dalto~ .Photo

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Waynesville '~Quakerdom" will adcl more historical promi· .oence and acclaim to its already outstanding background Aug. 20-23 during the 150th session of Indiana . Yearly Meeting. The sesquicentennial meeting will convene at 1.0 a.m. Aug. ~o at Waynes1~Ue's .landmark 'White BriCk' Hic,ksite Meeting House, which was built in 1811. An historical celebration will 'honor the 150th anniversary of Ohio. Yearly Meeting establishing Indiana Yearly Meeting . at \Vaynesvme. ,". : Pre'ViOl.lIS to 1820,. when Indi/, ana ' Yeady Mee~ng Was orga,'.~ nized, Friends of westefn Ohio - and eastem In.dia~a assembl~d at Mount PLel\sant fot. Ohio Ye~~ly 'Mee jng ~hich , had' been ~ esta,.' '. . 6lislied:~ tbere: 'ill .1813. :..-. . ' The:"tlirst session · of Indiana i~:~~'l~lY~,!,"J~et~)g" ,t., s ·c.pnd'uoted... wru,.le.~~u,~ (I!0W Iljchmond, 8th ,-0 (' he · telfth month, 182V'. ;, At that · tim~, Wayne,s~lle ..f.rien~s Were ' . affiliafed· with the Baltimore Yearly Meeting. ,Wayntilsvj}le's first c Quaker families arrived around 1800 after Ezekiel "Oeaver led a group .,

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FELLOWSHIP PICNIC PLANS FINALIZED FOR SEPTEMBER"6 It will be an old time country get-together' on .a grand . scale when WaY'nesville and area fami-. lies jurn out for a Community FeJlowship, pre-Labor Day celebration ~pt. 6. Mrs. Charles LeMay,chairman of the Fellowshjp, that will be sponsored by the Wayne Retail Merchants Association, has a1.,.. ready begun contacting lc;)'cal and area churches an~ is urging everyone tQ come-out for the program that promises heap of old fashioned fun. She's also looking for local musicians and singers who might like to share their talents and perform at the Community Fel-

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Michener . of Waynesvin~ are announcing their first child, a ' the 'birth 29 at Ointotr' July gid, 'born Memorial Hospital. The little lady weighed ,S, lbs. 4 ,oz. ~nd has been named Julie Christine. Qandpareilts are Mrs. C.B. Michener of W~ynesville and Mr. and Mrs. M.G. Beydler of Greeley, Colorado .

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~n the Vir~il Harris farm on.Ohio f~et by-32 feet garage and nearby corncrib flanked by storage sheds eqUIpment and tool~ m~lud. 73 west of W~lynesvi1le. The blaze ~f unknown o'rigin. consumed a quantity Qf dl~O' essor, electric welder, <bills and saw~,. Harris estimated the loss at $2000. Hams.

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East High Street Unit; i"Met bod'ist Steve Tigner, Minister . . Ctiurch 9:30 a.m ., Sunday Bihle Schoul . Harper, Pastor 1f,lVid ro:30 a.m., Sunday Worship and ' 9:30 a,m., Sunday Church .' Communion Scrvil:e Yuuth 6 ;00 p.m., Sunday -10:30 a.m., Sunday School Meeting .. II :00 a.m., Sunday Worship 6:30 p.m., Sunday Christian Service Youth Hour Fellowship and Bible Youth 7:30 p.m., Sunday Evening Study . , . Worship 7:30 p.m., Wednesday Bible Harveysburg Full Gospel Study

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In Memory of Our Son HOOK'S Fal'~'~ Market. Route ' 4,8 Garry Lewis Moore , south at ,RldgevJ,le. 9pen dally 9 a.m. Born 'December 261.1947 to 9 p.m. Homegrown sweet ' corn, ' DledJJuly, '26, 1 !:I67 tomatoes, be_ns. :. peaches melons • Our darting Garry, how brief thy stay, peppe;s •. honey, e~c;. AlSo ,by bushe' : So short and hasty was thy day. cabbage, - '$:.!; cucumbers, $2.50; to· Ending so ..soon thy ' journey ner~. matoes, field ' rim $3 p,lcked; ' $2 50 Pain and grief no more he'll bear. you piCk •. .., .~, .. " I ,",~ 32C1, ' . . Garry was mild and lovely. 1968 CAMARQ; 4 sp,eed on' floor as a summer breeze. g09d condition" Phone after. 5:3d ' Gentle ~easa(1t as ttle air of evening. p.m" 897':6761'. ' ' . 31c2 . When If floafs"'a mong the trees. , , 'AKC Regl~tered, ' 'mlnlature p'oo'dles( : ~o AKC ,miniatUre dachsh'unds • Hard It Is from thee to part, Stili Inside, we have an aching heart. ~~~97-7476 .' 31c2 • But we know up In heaven you're gone. ., . SCRATCH.pads for sale at 'The 'Mlaml" As days 99 bY, we try to say, Gazette. loS, S:"Maln St. W.~iies'vliii: God, thy will 'be done. ~ . ... , ' . ' 16!"ct~ Mr. and Mrs. Hen y Moore and family of Waynesville FOR SAt.E: Lot,1 2.227 acres located ' 32c1 on Corwin Rd,~' Ph. 891~4415 I ' 32ctf < -f.J

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Waynesville . Are.a, U.S.O, ', I: ~h~irmari, . ~s. Helrm~n (Maiy) , Bellman, is "scouting local 'and . ' . area'talent-for a two ,hour variety show tent~tfvely scheduled for Sept. 24 at Wayriesville High School. Proceeds from the eVent will be forwarded for U$e in entertaining ,servicemen throughout the world. "We are looking, for all' kinds .of talent in the are,a," Mrs. Bellman said. "We lleed all the volunteer help we can get ,and I'm hoping that parents of servicemen overseas will come forward to assist," she continued. ' This will be .the first area pro· ject to be piloted by Mrs. Bellma.n since she was appointed area U.S.O. Chairman earlier in the summer. Mrs. Bellman works in cooperation with Honorary U.S.O. Chairman, WayneSVille Mayor, Dexter Martin and Mrs. Tom Williams, U.S.O. Treasurer. ' Persons interested in participating in the proposed variety show e.r volunteering their help may contact Mrs. Bellman at 897-5826. I

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LEITL VISIT'S LYTLE-Florian Leitl of Line, Austria has been visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheehan at nearby Lytle for the past two weeks. Florian is here on the Ohio Lions Qub and Upper Austiran Lions Oub Youth Exchange Program. The Sheehan's daughter, Karen, who was affiliated with the same program visited Florian and his family a few weeks ago. Aorian has two brothers who are also visiting the United States on the same program. They are Martin and Andreas Leit!. Aorian's visit will last a month. - Dennis Dalton Photo ACB088 1. Radar

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"Relrilvls afiloal Championship Waynesville in the past may not have" been known as the hO'me of chamljions, but Aug. 9' it was nationally distinguished by Fieldhobby Charlie, a fiveyear-old German short hair pointer, owned by Bob Poore. Fieldhobby Charlie brought Waynesvill·e sports renown by winning the National Retriever Championship at the National Water .Retrieving Championship for German Short hair pointers held at Defiance. Charlie retrieved a handsome rotating trophy prize that was added . to Poore's collection of 40 plus trophies and ribbons won by him and other of Poore's thorohred dogs. Saturd"y, Aug. 8, Charlie walked away with the State of Ohio Retriever Championship. He also won first place that day in Amateur All Age and Open All Age. Charlie placed third in Derby' division. ~Charlie's 17-month-old daugh-

ter, Quailridge Jean, gained Poore more honors by winning first place in the Puppy division, Aug. 8. The blooded champion started the year by 'winning the 1970 Spring, the Indiana Ama teur Gun Dog rotating trophy. last year's winning record included the Buckeye Retriever Trail at Tropy. Charlie won five out of six contests. Charlie took two out of two lady handlers only Powder Puff contests at Troy. He ,was handled by Poore's wife, Carol, also a dog en thusiast. . Poore, assisted by his wife, has been raising and training German shorthair pointers for fouf,and a half years . A friend talked Poore, an avid hunter, into buying a German shorthair pointer and Bob chose· since he was the first to run up to him, Charlie from the 13 survivors of a 16 pup Ii tt er.

"I haven't been sorry," Poore said. The young dog raiser-trainer has turned down some tremendous cash purchase offers for Charlie. Poore said that it requires about two years to complete the training of a quick learner. German short hair poi nters, beautiful dogs to watch in action; ta.ke a large amount of training, according to him. Poore said that he spent around 70 hours final working time with Charlie during his preparation of the dog for the National Championship. He carefully utilizes his leisure time for dog training when he isn't working six days a week at Jones' Sinclair Service at Waynesville. Poore exemplifies his hard work and skills with his champion quail and pheasant dogs which he enters in competition as far away as Highland, Mich.

.,;. 'lile, 'lll.,ii hClI liver 'Dllutill Waynesville has a stinker of a situation staring it in the face fromtheeyesofUttle Miami Inc. ,which alleges , that the village is polluting the ' Little Miami River with raw sewage. • But It he whole thing smells according to village officials who also ha¥e taken action to correct the accusation. "Its at pac~ of lies," trumpeted William sawyer, Street and Water Superint.endent. "We've never dropped! raw sewag(! into the river. " Waynesville village officials have letters in their possession from the Ohio Department of Hea1~h stating that "the village was doing will a~ could be expected wit~ its facilities." The village of 1,732 popula,

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primary treatment since and no raw sewage has ever been bypassed in to the little Miami Sewyer said. Sawyer reported that the plant is removing apprOximately 50 per cent of the Bio Chemical Ox· ygen Demand (BOD) and 80-90 . per cent of the suspended solids. These percentaged vary from

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nQt go.last.,W,B ,.'ei be,cause it. mad~ . ' ' too m.any -on. the front , seat 9f to be milked and calves fed. the truck which is against the Fall crops of little pigs are be- , law and dangerous. It cIpwds , ginning t o arrive. Iron weed an~ • the dJiver. tlOO ,muc~, and ' nQw thistles are the flowering weeds 'again ~thi~week, . , " . I" now. Too bad they are bad An .. interesting ' controversy A FARM DIARY weeds because they ' are liandhas come up iil ' tlie, papers over Bv D.J. Frazier some, that is the Dig Scotch that report s:omeone made about thistles, nQt thedrab Canadian lack of nourishment in some of August 1,4, 1970. Mid-Auour most advertised cereals. No gust . . Vacation time is almost ones that are such a pest. Together, they make a ' nice flower ' n ourishment in .shredded wheat,' over, ilt least for those with any arrangement. cherrios . and corn flakes. Of connection with schools. Hot Buffy, the Httle Scottie pup, courSe., inO!it of U$ take all ads spells and cold fronts, one after is beginning to develop quite !l with a grain of sait, ,bO u t cereiiIs the other until it is hard to reand milk has become a stilndard member which days were hot personality. She ,hides under the breakfast, mostly carbohydrates, enough to want to go swimming liVing room sofa, and comes out gJ'ow,ling to join in with a rush, it is true, starch and sugar except and· which one were cold enough the game that .shoebutton and for the tfrilk. Then the answeR to make a little fire feel good. the Saint are having. Dirk and come back -good energy proLots of wind from the tail end Snuffy finally arrived at their du' cers, just as good as bacon and of the tornadoes. Fortunately, destination at midnight instead eggs, so what? ' There is much. none hit here. The slack season as planned. Just why of noon talk now-about the need for pro; on the farm. Time for farmers tein in OUI diets, and too much to go camping or take a trip. we have ' not learned, · but it seemed to be that the flight sugar and starch, All the -weight Rather dull around hete, no that they were booked on out reducers know a.bout that. Ac.Country- Fair, no horse show to cording to a ch3rt calle4 mostly amuse ·us, but always chores to of Chicago did not go to Wichata. from ' t sources: shreddo if have stock. Cows have At any rate, they got there and P.O,

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Milton ' 1Jf?nes" ,,: Je~~",; WilliamS ' Meredith. He had accomPanied they moved -to DaYfO.A> ...... al}~ .ra~~,:., ~nd·, ;,fti~Q~s ~~- -hom~,;fhis.,;w'~k·. fQUQWj:ntli~~~~~~~:1 his wife ~o~e to Ohio where Wednes. 4ay . calle~s , at the ti.one~ aL~~.r , ~1 JJc?ck, .~le ~t :·&w.• ~....... !>"Me:mQlnaJ she will stay with her father ' home ·of Mr. and Mrs. F,~al\k. HQI\ow La~e} rt:~:, ' '. ,; .. ' . . tn," f"..·t ilh'n ,W" "Bud" Honaker of Waynesville Gibson a0(1, faplify were ·his par~ ' .Mr. ~fld ., M,r~. Rio,h fid Briggs " , . while Jon is at sea'. ' . 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' ~,.;T aJKl.~1th~~:.~ '.Ri~IC~Yilll~·~ ~)/tlrsiibi((f/~'; SO,l) ~n~It1aJC:ata,(: home after a visit with her grandthey ~S1ted ~ny pOints of I~.famiJY·.I1lQ~Qre~ . to: .~~ver ,.' ~l: I' JaFn' ~~gust ,2. ~ ~"p~leri '.",,,,,,,r=, daughter in Washington~ D.C. t~rest tn Washmgton, D.C., ~~n on th~lt vacation, YlSlting. ~ny., '_ na~~'~ Ja",e,·.J)a~el ~n4:,'we,i~tt,4 Mrs. Evelyn ' Ball hosted ari City, Maryland, Pennsylwrua,. scea;tW' spots. . ~ . ·eigl)t'::.pounds. OOerna~ . @AAdj{. ., ,...;'' ' ·.... Artix Party Tuesday , night for etc. . ~. ~~ Mrs. Bill Mel!o~' of ' ~Qth~[ is ' Gl~Ma fii.~ ~ .' . 'HAMBY PHOTOS Lucille Pennington • .Instructor. . Mrs. J~.nnette Ol~pbell , aild sp-RiNGBORiCiuB-~ " ""' ,:, Those in attendance 'were Mrs. Mrs. Ameha Gordon were h.osENT-=ATAINS' .:. ' .. i. . .<WuldLngf.. Sue Carman, Mrs. Ruby Reytesses for the ~ WSCS meetlDg . zao CHAPMA" STREET nolds, Sh.irley Speaks, Mrs. held at the United Methodist L9CAL ~ARDeNER~..,' WAV"~:;~';:~ Claudia Brandenbur.s and Mrs. Church Thursday afternoon. The :~prmgboro, ~r~.en . Clu~ . , ~_iiiiiiiiiiiii_;;;____""'-----~~----l Officers for the year were In- en~ertatned ', the WaynesVille 'Garstalled by Mrs. Luci,le ,PI ymire of den ~ub on August , 1~. ra!~ ~e.._ the Olive Branch Church. Among sumr,ner cottage of,. ~~.~ Mir~m visitors' prc~ent were Cathy Bol- tDuh ~lin't' tnl ~rMiWa~neRi ' s~I~, ~on,~ · dda gh f MY e e allU Equal or surpass SA.E. standards and IlOger, gran u ter o . s. Th' '" ,. . '.7 ver. ' 'vill' ..wh ' E l ose ·lrom "aynes e .~.o ,\'" •, Hel'en Robe rtson, Mrs. ve yn . d ' t' h"e ' piCRIC . . ' d:mner' were: .lion.. O{'. '''~C:it~I:n~J1tt~ all O.E.M. specifications! . Ma fX .' ~ enJoye "':, .. ' e~laH' agh ' ot~er memAlma . Skinner, '. Ruth ~oUp, '~~>.. 'dev.ou~ .'· nII,, 'In-It · stersdo M ber .an Are brand line merchandise of recognized 'quality! rs,. · u . vance 0 f . Frieda Box, Flimbetb ~bahdler'-" ~,tterJled ' e",~~y Ronda. . . Edna St. John, Atba .Furnas, · . ship.of th~· ~rly,: Nelw:l~$t:lUnl~nt. . May be purchased with complete confid~nce in . Our·.g~t. w~lI~WI$.hest~Hals,ey Mabel:. iR.vis" Aorence HasJjn~ .. , · ~p~~h;}:qere W~ods~ . , Sa~ ' t4i~h~\s ~and :. ' Nellji~' ciarlidn, Alice' Morpn. .. ~k~ y.ou their dependability! Ri~harq ,p~Jbn.m~:~ .it ~f~r ~-; ~.. iC8rolyn 'Retalr''k',' . . ' . ' ~eysb~r~-' resi4ent, · .~Il.( cc:mfi.l)~ ' Vaught of Wesf ~ro~r:ntfJ~~l~, 10 atn~olil " MemoIlal HospItal. ., Mr' Wiill':··· F f SI . ~n't forge~ the meeting s. '. lam ox 0 . pnn~;f tonight at. the, school regardmg boro was I~ charge of games and .. ,e;~ ~~-e ~ (,Y~~~~/" Water and. ~wer fot ~rveys- .. co~tests duting the. a(t~m~n •. .' . . '. Th~ one ~~e ~ . pa~~cular ; burg. _ , '.. . 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IIIIIIIY, IIIIIT .22,1111 Beginning at 10:30 A.M . .ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS' ITEMS: Glass front bookcase; round oak table; 7 piece diningroom suite; walnut bedroom suite; chest of drawers; numerous old rocking chairs; highboy chest; plank chairs; dressers; odd beds; square table; buffets; guns; pistol; air rifle; gas mask; gun cases; ammunition. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Upright deep freezer; Admiral refrigerator; Frigidaire range; Sunbeam mixer; refrigerator electric defroster; electric coffee maker; toaster; portabl,e sewmg machine; Royal typewriter; metal typewriter table; card table. CARS AND TRUCK: 1958 Dodge and 1949 Desoto automobiles; G.M.C. J952 panel truck. •

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Are you really 'in tercsted in being dominated? He will dominate your every waking hour and some of ' youl' slee,ping ones as well. I told you" 'he was heavy ,stuff. Better leave him to the Cancer girl or the C'.apricorn who a~e much better equipped to handle this irrascible male.

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His passionate nature will 'never. permit him to feel lukewarm about anything. He wiJr love with a white hot flame and nesville United Methodist Church hate the same way. (Fore warned .for Elzie Scott. is fore armed) ScorpiO is a fixed ·' Scott, 78, fdrl11erly · of Way·· sign and therefore not prone to , nesville,.and teeently a patient of ,.change, even in small things. It's Crest Nursing 'Home a~ Mor- · , ' ~~ though he had been pro,row, 'died Wedhesday \'a t Epp grammed in early life, like a Memor~al" Hospit~1 at Cin~,i~nati'. computer and don't attempt to Survivors ' indude his widow, change him in any way.~ He's Mary -Scott of Ea ton; three inflexible, to say the least. daugliters, Mrs. Ethel Henderson Aries is outgoing in every of Xenia, MJIS. Miriam Hudgel of sense of the · word. Scorpio is a , Xeni;l, Mrs. Olive Franer of Dayloner. Change is inherent in the ton, a soil, Loren of Mt. Oi'ib; a Aries individual. There are simibrother, Bay of Ha1t1ilton; 2S larities in both of your signs, ~ut , gmndchlldl'eQ and 70 great grand· I'm afraid the siinllari ties would ", 'children. only cater to the warlike Mars Burial was in Miami Ceme- . which is the ruling planet for each tery . at CorwiIll. of your signs. If you plan to go ahead with RETAlL MERCHANTS your pursuit of this Scorpion, DISCUSS FESTIVAL don't say I didn't warn you, for The Wayne 'Re~il Merchants -you are not ~om~~ible .. Association will discuss pla~ for , The b~t po~slb~e s~gns for ' its ohio. Sauelrkraut Festival af ' y?U are Leo', . SagItta~lUs and Th ' Hi ' ~t'V\t ' a,t 7 :30 WedUbra. For ScorpIo, the signs least e (t':'i""da- ) ' a~ to produce argument and . unhappt' ness a Ca ' p' nesd ay 0 y. WaynesVille will be the home . re ncer, lSC~S, ' festival Capncorn and another ScorpIo. Thank you "lor, wn't'109 t,( ' n.e. 1 o f t h e fius t sauerdik tautt letter · g h Sincerely, in t e dsta~e, ,acc~rh n 0fj 'a th ' ~ receive l!y m~c ant s rom e Mrs G " " '. . - (JUo . Department of Develop' , , ' ~ugo I~ tb,e Slxt.h sign of the , ment. , The festival will be held in the '" ~dj~c·. It·s ruler ,IS the planet del-. 3. ' . ' Mercury. Mercury was the mes-

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senger of the gods in mythology, and was known as the god of intelligence, eloquence and merchandise. Virgo is the sign of analysis. Some 'of the most capable and some of the most difficult personalities in the entire zodiac are found under this sign. It produces good reasoners and convincing talkers though they are apt to spend too much time over trifling details and at times talk a subject dry . The over critical nature of these people is at times unfortunate as it causes misunderstanding; and lost opportunities. Order and harmony are essential to Virgo . Therefore, they should simplify their lives, or they will bog down under a mass of detail which their exciting minds cannot ignore. In busines, Virgo, you. are suited to analyzing -conditions and market trends, Writing, editing, practicing law or a professorship would suit ,yow talents admira\?ly. The li~rary offers your special talents for order an outlet, for you make the best librarians. Marriage presents a special problem for you because 'y ou are so exacting and because of your tendency to faultfinding. There· fore, one of the, best marital combinations for you is with another of the same sign, since each will understand the others moods. You should find great ,happiness with Pisces; while ' Aries, Tau~!ls and Capricorn should prove compatible. Vugo and 'Ubra should be helpful to each other, but their minds too often come into conflict, but once you and libra decide who is boss, the .combination should be a }Vorkable one. Be careful with the librian as criticism can and does kill the gentleness and loving nature of libra. CAPRICORN~~. ',22-JAN

20; AQUARIUS-JAN 21· FEB 19; PISCES-FEB 2(). MAR 20; ARIES-MAR 21APR 20~ TAURUS-APR 21· ,MAY 21; GEMINI·MAY·22·, JUN 21; CANCER·JUN 22· JUL 23; LEO-JUL 24-AUG 23; VIRGO-AUG 24-SEPT 23; UBRA-SEPT' 24-OCT '23; SCORPI().()CT 24-NOV , 22; SAGITARIUS-NOV 2SDEC 21. ATTEND YOUTH REViVAL AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH AUGUST 19-23.

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' Mothers & Housewives ( • $1 to $10. Give me a call for dehiUs.

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S~UERKRAUT FESTIVAL-Tonnie, left, and lishi Alford, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alford of Franklin ROf&');~.~ and Ohio 42, ~sited .the Mary 1. Cook library Thursday ..Th'e·girls~'~' . v.-:ere dressed in auth.'entic Gertruln-costume to p.fomote the fust ,' r C?hio Sauerkraut Festival at Waynesville Oct~ 3. They are shown af . "' ~tHiy.\ by g the li~rary's ne~ SWQRL paperback book tack... A. paintin ... Workri1a~ is shown in the background. Workman",js the,. library' ... ' .. Photo Dalton Dennis guest artIst for August ~

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16' STARC RAFT . alumin um boat. WA~TEQ: Babys·lt tlng. Phone 897- ' 65 H Mercur y motor and gator trailer. 1Bnctt 33c2 5921. Ask for Jean. Phone 8.97-41 28. n Chapma SALE- 344 WANTE D: A small ·Iawnm ower. · GARAG E street. Thursd ay, Friday and Saturda y , Also a c'hlld's large riding tricycle . 19ctf Phone 897.-59 21. Aug. 20, 21 and 22., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Clothln9 ,. (new and used) and shOes, boys & girls 8-18, women s 12-16, mens (3 new suits), bike exercls or CARD OF THAN KS newhant'enna, tires, lots of nice school clot es-che ap, and miscella neous I WISH to thank my many fnends for 33c1 Items. all the cards and letters I received during my stay In' the hospita l. 33c1 •AKC Registe red, miniatu re .poodles , Lester Gordon also AKC miniatu re dachshu nds. 31c2 Phone 897· 7476. FOR SALE: Lot 2.227 acres located SERVICES 32ctf on Corwin Rd. Ph. 897-44 15 " HOME repa rand mal"ten ance carSCRAT CH pads for sale at The Miami coricret e, sheet metal paintpenter, Gazette . 105 S. Main St . 'wayi'iesvIW'i ,' Ing, roofing and electric al. Phone 16nctf 21ctf 746-29 82.

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MAR LATT REON TOW. , NOTES 45TH YEAR The .45th animal Marlatt Reunion was held at the Friend's Social Room at Waynesville, Sunday, Aug. 16. A total 69 persons enjoyed a basket dinner at noon. The dinner was followed. by a business meeting and highlighted with visiting and rentinising. Mr. O.B. Marlatt, 99-year-old reunion President, conducted the business meeting assisted by VicePresident Mr. Harold B. Earnhart and Secretary. -Treasurer ' Mrs. Harold (Josephine H.) Earnhart. A new slate of officers elected for 1971 included: Mr. O.B. Marlatt, President; Mr. Ernest A. Earnhart., Vice-President and Mrs. Suzanne Earnhart, Secretary -Treasurer. The Friends Social Room on West High Street was again voted the place of meeting. ~

HARVEYSBURG _ Friendshrp Ba~tist Church .

t.WAYNESVI llE. . Church of Christ Third & Miami Streets Charles Pike, Evangelist .I 0:00 a.m . - Sunday Morning . 6':30 p.m. - Sunday Evening 6:30 p.m. - Wednesday Evcning ..~onc 897-4462 for informatior "

First Baptist Church North Main Street . John P. Osborne, Pastor 10 :00 a.m.,Sunduy School II :00 a.m .,Morning Worship 6:30 p.m ~ ,Training Union 7:30 p.m .,Evening Worship 7:30p.m .,Wcdncsday Prayer . , Meeting , (~ffi~iated with Southcrn Buptlst, Convent ion).

Slluthern 13apti . . t Conv'l'l1tilln \() ~ I1l:ln \kJUII \\'\, Pastili' 9 :30 a.l)l,. Sunua\ S-:ltl)lll .'W :30 a.lll .. SUllu'a y \lorning Wor . . hip 7:30 p,lll .. Sunuay Lv ~ ning Srrv i(c 730 p.ll1. . \\'eune<,ua y. Mitiwe ek Pra yer anu 13ihlc Stuu}'

Jonahs Run Baptist Church Ohio 73 La~t Ll,\ ter Kiud . Pa . . tor 10 :00 a.l11 .. SUllua\ Sl.:llool 1(1 :00 & II : O()'a . Il~ .. Sunday ' WllI'~hi P Servke 7 :30 p.l11 .. SUIllJay !:vening Worship

First Church-of Christ

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10:00 a.m. Moi:'ning Worship 7:00 PiOl . I;vc'1 in g Worship 8:00 p.m. Wedn~sd~y. :livening L' Wors~lp . ~ . , " . " '.: Spring :Vall,eY

Third.& ,No'r,lh Streets , L. L_ Yuung; Mini~t~{ . .... ;" ' \11 " " 8 00'" p service . , , . : ,a.m. ~oj~hj , ,10!15 a.~ :' Church at ~Worship. , 9:9Q'a,.m. ,SuodaY Churc bat 'Studv " , '. ,. . : ~ . ~

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Ferry Church of Christ \

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MOfni.ng Worshjp' : ' . 1-1 ,a.m, 1;30 :p,m. ~vcl1ing WoiShip:: , 7:J() p.m. Pi'ayrr Meeting, .y '1"- ,'T.h ursda . ' Wednesday' .Ro .1:'30 p';~1l. Song-fe~t, ~st ,~',"'. ~ur~~}{t~~.;h, n'9pth .

· WmshlJl . ' h :JO p.Ill .. 'Sun~ay !-:vening Biolr Sllluy ~ ;tIl agt's. .' ~O p.m .. hl'n'ing Worship 77:30 :.l .p. l~l.: \~\~dl~~sday, MidwL'd.: Pray.:r ~nll Blhk Study

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DODDS Free Pentecostal Church of God

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Joh!, K. Smith, Minister ' 9:30 a;m., Sunday School lO:30 a.m., Sunday Worship · Service '8:()IJ'-9:00 p.m., Wednesday evening, Bible Study

Wilmillgton Pike & Soda' Ruw Ruall Bus Wiseman. MinislL'r 9:00 a.m.. SlIIHlay ' Biole SdlOUI ~O ; 15 :f.I11., SumklY Worship d YoUlh 10'1 . .S :1.111 . ,.Sun;tV

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Mound Street E. friend Couser, Pastor . 9:3P a.m. Sunday School 10:~() ,u.m:~ Morning Worship _

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St. RI . 4H & Low~r Springhoro Road Ray l. Shelton, Pastor 9:]0 a.m. Sunday &hool 10:45 a.lll: Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunday Evcning Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday EVL'ning Service 5:30 p.m. Sunday Sf. Youth Recreation 6:30 p.m. Sunday Sf. Ymlth Services

9:30 a.m., S~lIlday Sl:hoo' 11 :00 ~1.1l1 .• Sunday, Worship &rv)ce 7 : .~() p.m .. Wednesday, Prayer Servke

Friends Church

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RIDGEVILLE Ridgeville,Community Church

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Acy I...<lmo. Pastor 10.:00 a.Ill ,. Sunday Sdwo l 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Wdncstlay and Saturday, Evcning Wurship Services 7:30 p.IlI., Wednesday Youth Service

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GENNTOWN Genntown United Church of Christ

CORWIN Pentecostal Holiness Church

Full GdSpel ,Church'

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Friends .Meeting

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Fourth Stleet ncar IIi'gh 9}0 a.m., Sunday Selu')ol 10:4~ ;t.m:· Sundcry Meeting fur . Worship (unprogrammed)

Rev. Harold Deeth St. Mary'S Episcop al Church

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has acted through out our lives. Therefore, It Is our respon sibility to be In contact with him, even when life seems easy. When we keep open the channe ls ,of commu nication contln uousl Y It Is only natural to ask his help w hen life seems hard • The Christia n gospel Is an invitation to trust In God at all times. To keep In union with him through prayer and worship . He Is not a form of health Insuran ce; He does not guarant ee success In busines s. But he lifts us up from the depths of despair, and despite our trouble s gives ' meanin g to life. This Is the victorio us faith that St. Paul knew: "For I am convinc ed that there Is nothing In death or life: In the realm of spirits or superhu man powers : In the world as It Is: or the world as It shall be: In the forces of the univers e In heights or depthsnothing : In all creatio n that can separate us from the life of God In ~~~s.t Jesus our Lord." Roman 8:38

. Jesus said: "In the world, you will have trouble . But coura~le, the victory Is mine. I have overcom e the world .. • John 16:33 NEB A world In which we c;Ud not encounter trouble of some kind would be a sorry world. But we would like to live, so we think, wltlhou t troubles . If we did, this would c~eate a serious problem for us because we would cease to grow. Ufe would contain no challen ges-life ts always a series of problem s and difficul ties. We grow as we meet and overcom e them. This Is why we provide problem s for young minds In our educati onal systems . But frequen tly our major problems or trouble s become burdens which we cannot handle. There appears to be answer tel them. When this situatio n become s bad enough , we are "kely to turn t o GOd. Is It a fair deal to ask him to come In at the last momen t? Granted , because he loves us, It Is never too late to turn to him, but we need to remind ourselves that he Is no strange r. God Is our father who has acted through out history to reveal himself to us, and

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DAYTON - Dairy farmers whose milk was marketed in the Miami Valley area during July received a gross blend price of $5.54 per hundredweight f~r their production, according to Leslie C. Mapp, general manager of Miami Valley Milk Producers Association. The blend price was 23 cents higher than last July and five ceats higher than July 1968. The price was paid for milk containing the standard 3.5 per cent butter fat level with eight and two-tenths cents added or subtracted for each one-tenth of on~ per cent variation in butterfat conten t above or below 3.5 per cent. Mapp said that this July's milk production for the Miami Valley market totaled 44.6 million pounds, up from last July's production 41.9 million pounds. This July's milk outpu t was valued at $2.5 milWi>n. July was the last month in which the milk of area dairy farmers was marketed. and priced under the Miami Valley Federal Milk Marketing Order. The larger Ohio Valley Federal Order, which is a consolidation of five <llio federal orders, became effective Aug. 1_ With that C(tnsplidation, the.' number of federal milk marketing ,orders regulating the marketing of milk in Ohio was reduced to twOA The general manager said that Illy was the final month of take-out for the 1970 fall production premiums and estimated that the blend price for August milk. will be around $5.89 per hundredweight for '3:5 per cent milk . PA.RE NTA.L EXA.M PLE Modem parents too often believe that it. is sufficient to send a child to the "right" church and to the "right" school. 'They are careful to select only the "best" whenever the child has a need . But, they forget one of the most 'important things of ali - the value of good ' example. PO'int a child in any direction and JDore than likely he will soon· fall back and foUow in the footsteps of the parents. Because childre!' flnd t~e things they see more ImpreSSionable than the things they ' hear, '\l>on't' 'do as I do" do as I say do:' is a waited .. . admonition. . ,1 ~' ~

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BY CONGRESSMAN D.E. "BUZ" LUKENS MILIT ARY BUILDUP TIle Soviet Union is continuing its military bUild-up which is causing concern to defense planners in this country. ,In the process, the Soviets have extensively increased their international domination. Perhaps the most illustrative example has been the deployment of Russian airmen and missile crews in Egypt. The only effective means of curbing 'Such activities is often by countering with a show of force equal to or greater than that of the Russians. For this reason, I strongly believe the Phantom jets which Israel requested should have been sold to them months ago. By' not approving this sale, the President has seriously endangered the cantinued sl,.Ipremacy of the Israeli Air Force. The Russians military budget has skyrocketed from $36 billion in 1960 (mostly spent on ' conventional armament and 'manpower) to a record $70 biJlion this year (spent mostly on nuclear weapons of all kWds). Their total number of nuclear missiles

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Since the .introduction of H.R. 16699 ," a bill regulatin'g the use and transportation of explosives, I have received a number onetters fro~ persons who d'isagree with the definition of explosives as outlined in the bill. While the intent of this legislation is not to penalize the'lawabiding citizen, the bill's current . definition of explo$ives would have~ this effect. Under the explosives bill, ammunition normally used, in the hahdloading of sporting guns would be restricted",'B\~ck pow~ der and other compofients used by antique gun collectors would -also be ,restricted. It weuld seem __ liJ~e a small matter, but I fe~l that the liberty of the sportsmen and gun collectqr can be lost that ' way, bit by bit. Judie Hous, I have asked the ciary Committee, which is now holding hearings- on the bill, to redefine the legislative 'language' so as not to penalize the sports- 'men an~ gun ,collectors. : ,

LOCAL ' YOUTHS RAISE RACK ET AT LEBANON Four Waynesville youngmen really raised a racket this w~ek at Lebanon where they scored heavily in the second annual Lebanon Tennis Tournament conducted at Harmon Tennis , Courts. The tournament is jointly. sponsored by the Civic Trust. of Lebanon anet Lebanon Recreation. The four players from Waynesville were Barney and Bobby Graham, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Graham, Jr.; Keith Lam~ son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lamb and: eIf Benner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benner. The boys tallied the following scores: Doubles, Barney Graham and Keith Lamb weredefeated by ))ale Pea~h and Freq Kindred 6-2 abd 64; Bobby Graham and Jeff Benner, bye; Semi Finals, Dale Peach and Fred Kindred defeated Bobby Graham and Jeff Benner 6-2 an~ 6-Z; ()Jarter Finals, Barney Graham defeated Steve Cochran 6-0 Mike Hasselbring defeated Jeff Benner 6-4 and 64, Bobby Gra- ' ham defeated Dave Dawson 6-3 and 64 and Keith Lamb defeated B. George 6-1; Semi Finals, Bar'ney Graham defeated Bobby Graham 6-2 and 64 and Keith Lamb defeated Mike Hasselbring 6-2 and 64. Finals, Keith lamb defeated , Barney Graham 6-1 and 6-1.

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COLUMB.lJS, 0., - - ' Parents - " of junior and seniot high school _ football pla'Y>rs were urged tb- -_ day' to encourage their sons to prepare for excessive' heat candiHonS:encountered in pre-seas9n practice and eady games. So] Milggied, M.D., of . West ' Jefferson, chairman of the Jojnt Advi~ory Cotilln~tt.ee .. Q.n·/~poa;!S . ~edicine 'of the' Ohio State~~Med-' ~~al Associ~tion ';'~n~ Ohio ~" SC:~oo] :Atl}Jetic.(ASsocia ,ion;-said that. he'~t ,strokeJ~~whi!Jh_ ~~ veT: ," , <: heatlOg due to failure o'f'sweating. . . ~ is one ,o f the m.ajor _cau~es-."o'( ,~· ",death in American football. ' . . ' .' . ".Proper pie~pract,~c€, . j ondi.. " . .' tlOnlOg ca.n hel~ pr~i~~r,.?the :. ' r 'as lon .~ondH this , t player agalOs well as 'against heat' eilius lion .' caused ' by excessive loss Of ,~t ,', .. ': from profuse sweating., EitJle~ ' of these can cause serious phy'si~ . ' cal harm and even ' death,'!' he ' : said. Dr.,' Maggied pointed out tl).at ~ .. Ohio recorded a~ lepst one death from complications from.'excessive heat during -the 1969. hlgh school football seasoh. · Ite - '~x~ plained that'. heat p~oblems>in athletes occur when, high temperatures combine .with exc~ive humidity and that such cOhdi- ' : tions prevail in Ohio during the football tr,ining pre-season pleriod . "Even though ,most coaches alre increaSingly aware of the, pr~ blem and take measures to' PJe~' vlent heat strokes/ tflis' c6J)dition still occurs during the first )'leek or so of practice among those athletes not acclimated to heaf , '. :;, or- conditioned to a si~enQo"'$ -", ;, exercise program," said the doc-". -.' .. ._ . tor. Harold A. Meyer, commis- . " , , , sioner,.of the Ohio f:ligh, ~hqp,:,,1 Athle,tic As,soc~tion (OHSAA); ':; added an ~ncou'r~~n'g" oQte I ~ti8t many scholastic athletes ate be,. ' ~" ' comj~g acclinlated earlY =thl9P8a;t ;" ", ~~r~ipat~~~: inyply~ta~~ ~,':~ :.~,:

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Hi:gh School: Ervin B. Pack, High School Principal; John Harvey, Physical Education and Football Coach; Vernon Hooper, Social Studi~s, Driv~r Training and Basketball Coach; Mrs. Bar· bara Adams and Mrs. Sara Conley, Vocational Home Economics and Robert Seigel, English and Junior High Football Coach . .!unior High: Mrs. Jane Vermillion, English. Element.ary: Mrs. Gail Pack; Fifth Grade and Mrs. Jackie Praete,r, First Grade.

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Mary Hartsock, Language ; Jerry Henson , John Harvey, Pamela Pursiful, Physical Education; Dianna Hisey, Art; Yutonia Watson, Barbara Adams, Sara Conley, Home Economics; Vernon Polly, Alan Kleman, Mitchell Smith, Science; James Rowland, Bill Vanderpool , Dorsie Benton, Vernon Hooper , Social Studies, Elementary staff members include: Byron Ames, Principal ; Clara Waldroup , Lucian Hatfield, Darrell Watson , Mary Ellen Lacy,

Hi .High School and Junior High School staff members are as fol· , lows : Ervin B. Pa,ck, High School Principal; Craig Francisco, Junior High, Principal; Miss Fran~es Anderle, Typing; William Biven , Music; Paul Brower, Betty Tackett, .Cheryl Hartsock, Julia Townsend, Robert Seigel, Jane Vermillion, En~ish; Alex Brunton, Gale Gerard " Industrial Arts; Lonzo Gibbs, James Conway, Mrs. Johnnie PuBy, Math ; Alfred Osborn, -Gary (}dvis, Science:

Sixth Grade ; Jane Fran(jsco, Helen Vanderpool, Mrs. Gail Pack, Elen Gadd, Fifth Grade ; Margaret Palko, Bonnie Pack, Sylvia Wardlow, Barbara Sawyer, Fourth Grade; Bonnie Click) Betty Slone, Vera Benfer, Pearl Courtney, Third Grade; Dorothy Perry , Geneva Davis, Wanda Hodson, Sara Cook, Mary Hatfield, Second Grade; Thelma Barker,. Ruth Edwards, Estella Richards, Isabel Skaggs, Maxine (Continued on page 4)

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will' indu.dc: Dayton Daily News,. Gary Bl~n, Dale Thompson,. Paijl Vennitlion, Kevin Miranda, Wally Patton, Richard Casebolt, Allan Hannah and Phillip Gibbs ; Dayton Journal-Herald, . Stephen Wilkerson, Robert Briggs, Mike Ne,lson- and Bill Snoddy; Wes,tern Star:, Eric: Whitmer, Sandy ~~ee.h~.n, - Cheryl~ GPeen, Keith Rathff and Dottle Hannah and

The Phillies, league winners, became home team after a flip of the coin with the All Stars, the best players chosen from all other league teams. They clobbered the All Stars 8-7 to become the top team of the league. No runs were scored in the the Cincinnati Post ; ' Rebecca first inning and it looked like a Boa I. pitchers' duel was in the making. Gale Koogler, Assistant CirHdwever, this was hort lived be. culation Mana~er for The Daycause in the second inning the ton Daily News, will deliver the All Stars banged out five runs guest address. and took a commanding· lead. The Phillies jumped back and scored three r·uns in the' last of the second inning but in the third, the ' All Stars scored two runs bringing the score to 7~3. They again scored two runs in the fifth inning and went into the final inning loosing by only two runs. The All Stars were unable to BROWNIE LEADER score and the Phillies had their " BADLY NEEDED Jast cllance to bat. Orie run down A leader is urgently needed , and only three outs away, the for the Thursday afternoon All Stars took the field to try Brownie Troop at Waynesville. and save their two run lead. The leaderless Troop is comteams should be comBoth posed of 20 girls. Their leader mended for their efforts. These doesn't have to be the mother of boys were playing under extreme one of the Troop members. She pressures for their ages and each most importantly should be a parent at that game can be proud woman interested in the future of how their son performed. of second and third grade aged They also conducted themgirls. selves on a high level of sportsAll interested persons or promanship. Only under this type spective leaders should phone of organized league participation Mrs. LasandraJonesat 932-2161. can boys learn' and grow to the point where they enter into high Tabernacle construction has school competition with the true -been ten~tively scheduled to value of the lessons taught them. ' begin following the Aug, 29 "It seemed a shame that one program. ' . of the teams would lose ' tit,s . -,The., Midwest Gos pel Music hard fought game, but in reality Association originated seven no 'one lo'oses 'because every bQY . years ago at Dayton: .Some of who plays the teague ' conU~s ". l t:i 'or,ganl£ers '. . tnc . Iude- J'llll,G' nmsout a Winner in experience and ~ Gospel-AireS, sportso:utnship," remaTke~t '\,~,gt};~ , ~n~er, ' f~.ef..~r,.~W:~. P);l Mello-'J" loUie Lander. . "", - , . " ." ' The Phillies and All Stars 'bat-tied' for ar exciting PhiJlies victory Monday, Aug. 10, during the big game that ends the little league baseball season at Waynesville.

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lody Diamon d, Connie J.,Ellls, Joyce' D. Englan,d , Dru L . GllllianCl, T~.eSil Helterb l'ldle, Terry Lynn Irons, Rose· mary Keethle r, Barbara Jean Koch, Timoth y A. McCull och. Sandra L. Meager, Claudia MllI(lr, Susan Maloy, Julia L. Mosherl, CarOlyn ryI. Orndor f, Sherry L. Rains, Tommy Rickey, Be· linda Rlsell, Pamela J . Simpso n, Frances J. Stampe r , Patty L. Whltn"y , . Cynthia Ann Wlcal. 8C-Mr . DaviS : Gregpr y fityt h,~, Ted A. Borgerd ing, Marla R. Cales, Richard L. carter ,. Cha rles E. JO,nes, Jimmie Dale Hayes, Larry J. Johnso n Brian K. Jordan, Angela ' Lynn Lamb, Tommy E. Lamb, Ricky A. Lewis, Lester Linville, Archie Littleto n, Robert Lutes, CUrtis J . Maynar d, Anthon y McKeever, Tim Nowlin, Arlie Randol ph, Ricky Saylor, Dorthea K. Shutts. Pamela Ann Smith,

Dale Thomp so'n , Linda Lou Todd, David W~ 1'l5I,1m, Jeffet y Watk ins, Denise 'York,,;' 8D-Mr . Henson : Tina Marie Blqgs La.Rona BOggs, Cherry Boomer Shine, Mike Bradley , Rodney Brown, Ca thy Bunnell . Charlen e CaudlU, Susan Dellard, Larry Frantz, Peggy Grtesho p, Linda Grim, Debora h HarriS, Barry HartsOCk, Jeff Hlldebr echt, Vanessa . HoskIns, Kennet h Hough, Michael Jones, Tom Jones, Melinda Leet LDmb' Raymo nd Lewis, J. R. (Ricky) Lundy Audrey Maddy, Christin a Martin, . quls Plumm er, Marcus Reeves ;Russell Ruse, Linda Stiver, Brenda Sue Todd, Roberta Thiele, Raymo nd Wai ters. Usa Whitme r . Room 12 Roster - Mr. Grover : Robert E. Arnold . William Michael Brown, Jack carmac k, Garry Cook, Vicki Jo Farley, Gary HOllanc:t.sworth ,l Veronica Neace, Kldd Rogers, Darlene Thiele.

R~M.208, MRS. LACV ;' QRAD E 6 t,Adam s, Ricky; Boeck, Mar.k; ~ Brown, Anita; Brown, Jennife r: Bro· magen, Laura; Campbe ll, ,Patricia ; Clark ,'Chris. C~)f}ley, D;ale; ¢Ook~ . Steve; Couf:h, MIJ<e; CO)(, Pam ;; CrI ~ . dar, StJlrla, Engel, Matl~·HOlJan'd.s, -' wortt;:: Ar'llce; HOcket t.. Arnolcfj . HunstaCl, ~1~,J9rd"n ; . RIj:ha'rctl · _ Lamb, Tim; Lundy,; T~t' I; ~er, 5, Dennis: 'MII,er • .~Irid'y; MItc;l1ell i ; TJlresa; Morgan, ,Winifre d; Mc.F ar· · I~rid, Donna: Ne~l ~ Barb~ra; Spence r, '. Ch~;yll . St.. John, Roger; Todd, John: Wllltmer. Erici Wlcal, Bonnie . WII, 'I,(.-son, _Steve: ·ROOM 202; MISS , " . .. ;. · ViALbA:O'UP, GRADE 6: Baldwin . . ,Kelly; BixbY, Lori: Bu)(ton , Donald ; ..... ,.' Ca!maCk, Linda; ~pas, Carl;_Flint, ' • . ·vJay\'l~: friCke, Kara: Gwln, Tina: • . HaWKins, Jeff: HOSkins, Steve; Hughes , Linda; Kbch, Beth; Lamb~ Kevin ;' Littler, James; Uttleto n Phillip,' f)IIalicote, Gall: Miller, Dale; Miller, ~ymOnd t Mullltls, ~lIIy, Neace, Da. vltt: Potteng er, Kathy: Peters Fran· tis'; ~I!",ce. !11n:"R evnolds , 'T~mmy; ,I, Rlgney., 1t(,en'he th, Shoup, Dawn/ .( .. _Sn'1'~h. ' KatbY i Smlth, Larry; Th ", " • . ', Fra'Ilk; War;npler,:Jonn h Wilkinson,

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s: Barbara Scsslar, Jane Churko, Jackie Morgan , Jan The WayneSVille High School Charioteers Drill Team this year include Cathy Blair, Bev Clark, Karen Isaacs, Cathy Ingram, Cindy Reese, ~rgatt, Susie Workman, Cindy Watkins, Marilyn Smith, Horn, Cathy Vint , Judy McFadden, Diane Crabtree, Sherry Robinson, Donna Stergal, Cathy .Sullivan, Pam Taylor, Sandy Van David Edsall Photo. Cir)cy Sullivan, Rose Lindauer, Rita Lindauer and Sharon Hickey .

HARVEYSBURG· Church of Christ ..' ) Third & Miami Slreets Charles Pike, Evangelist IO:QO a.m. - Sunday Morning 6?30 p.m . . Sunday Evening 6:30 p.m. - Wednesday Evening Phone 897·4462 for informatiur '

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F,irst Baptist Church North Main Street John P. Oshornc, Paslor 10:00 a.m.,Sunduy S<.:hnol 11 :00 <I .m.,Morning Worship 6:30 p.m.,Truining Union 7:30 p.m., Evcning Worshij) 7:30p .m.,Wcdncsda y Prayer . Mecting (Affiliilted with Southcrn Bap· tist Convent ion). .. First Church-of Christ . \:';1\1 I fi glJ SlreCI Stevc Tigncr , Minisler I) :JO 'I.IP . , SUlilb y Blhle &111101 10:30,1.111 .. SUllday Wllr\llIp ;Jlld ( 'Ollll11UniOIl (,;f)O p.III ., SlIllda y YOIII" Meelllig .(1 :30 p.IIl .. SUllday Cllri ~ liall You I" 11011 r 7:30 p.lI1 .. SUllday Evcllillg W()r~"ip

7:30 p.m., Wet.lllcst.lay Bihk Sludy' 1=riends Meeting Fourth Stlcctllcar lIigh 9:30 a.I11., SUllt.luy Sl:hool 10:45 a.lll. SUllday Meci ing for Wors"ip (unprogrammed) St. Augustine Church lIigh Streel Rev. Josenh II. lUllllcr, PasliJr 7 a.lll . & I I a.lll. Masscs lIoly Days 7 :30 p.l11 . Firsl Friday 7:45 a.lIl . Daily Mass 5:30 p.;Il. Saturday Mass St. Mary's Episcopal Church Third & Main Slreets Rcv . lIarold Deeth. Re~tor II : 15 a.IlI .. Mornillg Praycr lSI. 3rd & 51h Sundays : Holy Comlllunion 2nd & 41h Sundays United Methodist Church Third & North SI.(cets L L Young. Minister 8:00 a.m . Worship Service 10: J5 a .m . Church al Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday Church at Study

United Methodist Church Walnut-Vine Robcrt R. Meredith, Paslor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m . Morning Worship ·6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship-· jr. high & sr. high 7:45 p.m. Wcdnesday chOir rchcar~: .,1

Spring Valley Church of Christ Glady Slrect 10:00 a.in. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m . Evening Worship H:OO p.m. Wednesday Evening Worship Spring Valley Friends Church Mound Street E. Fricnd Couscr, P!lslor 9:30 a.m . Sunday School 10:30 a.m . Morning Worship

Waynesville Rescue Mission Corner of 73 ~ Corwin Rd . Rcv . Sherman Cook. Pastor 10:30 a.Ill., Sunday &:hool 7:00 p.m.. Sunday he . Scrvil:c 7:30 p.IlI .. Wcdnesday Eve. Scrvil:c

Christian Baptist Mission.: Main St-reel Mrs. lois Dunaway. Pastor . C"I I 10a.llI. Sun day.x:lOO I I a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.llI. Evcning Worship 7:30 p.m, Prayer Mccting, Wedncsday & Thursday 7:30 p.m. SunIl-fest. lasl t:> Saturday cad, month.

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LL'\ IL'r Kidd . Pa~l()r I ():(JI) ;r .IIl .. SIIIIJa~ Scholll I o :{)O &. II :(JO :1.111 .. SUllu;ry 'W,n\llIp ServicL' 7:30 p.llI .. SlIlIlJa y !:vL'ning Worship

Harveysburg Full Gospel Church E. Soulh Slrcct Rcv . Jack Hamilton, Pastor 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 p.llI. Friday - Young People's Servil:c 10:00 a.m. Sunday &:hool 7:00 p.llI . SlInday Evening

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CORWIN Pentec'osital Holiness Church Acy lamh. "as'ur 10:00 a.Ill .. Sunday SdlOol 7:30 p.m .. SUIlU.. y. Wdllcsuay and S;iluroay. Evclling Wurship Serviccs 7:30 p.lll.. Wednesuay Youlh Servicc MT, HOLLY I United Methodist Church Rev . l,~ollard Baxter 9:30 a.IIl ., Sunuay Sl:huol II :00 a.lll .. Sunday. Wmship Scrvil:c 7:30 p.lll .. Wednesday. Praycr Scrvil:c .

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Gen.ntown ~United Church . of 'Christ ., Route 42 at (;el1ntll,wlI .. Ray Sltlrllll'r: PaslllJ" . 9:3,0 a.m'. Worship s..·I'.-i\.·L· 10:30 Sunday ('h\lrdl &.hlllll 5:00 p.III. SlIlILlay YIIIII h Fellllwshi P

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RIDGEVILLE Ridgeville Community Church SI. Ri' 4~ & lowl.·r Spl:i iiih'on ~ ;'R()aiJ Rav t., Sheltoll, Pastor 9:30 a.lll. Sunday &:hool 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunllay Evcning Servicc ' 7:30 p.m. Wednesday EVl'ning J Service . 5:30 p.m. Sunday Sr. Yout" Recreation . 6:30 p.m. Sunday Sr. YOllth Services ~

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W~dne§day. (todaYlat 7 .p.m':·for ~ · Mrs. Tincie M:.B.urns. '';; -, -<. :';., Mrs. Burns, 75, ' fon!,1(~rly at Waynesville, died 's~nday at her reside"flce at 4984 Depoy ~tr.eet; Dayton. Survivors inC?.1ude a', daughter,Mrs. Ray (Ruth) Mullins of D~y,. . ton; -a' sister, Miss J;,ulu ~~ines DC. RichmQnd, Ind.; two · brothers; Marshall anti . Wilbur . Maine~, botn of Richmond, f Irld:; two grandsons,". BillY ' and . Mic~el ; a gran,ddaugl:lter, Teresa ·. apd several.nieces and nephews. ' .,' Mrs. Burns was ,a m~mber of the First Baptist Ch~rch " of WayneSVille. She was the wid?~ of well-known Wayile~ille P,!Slnessman, lhe 'late ~'drge ~urn&. · Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. john Ov borne. Interement was in Miami Cemetery at Corwin.

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tones and K~n:ny and The cadets. '. , Zeke Ho~k.ins and Jim :I.amb , 'LOSt!' lit f 'OUN.D '' . ; ... ' of Waynesville~ Association Pres- • , LOST~ N<?relco fal?erecorder near the '11brar.y"swlngs. Phone 897-4791. idc;nt 'and boal[d member respec; :.'; 34c:l tively, were instrumental in lo," ,lJ4 T,ON 'duel Wheel Dodgetruck Con. cating the Midwest Gospel , ' ,tact ,Erwin Ellis. ' '~. 34ci Music' Association picnic and 2 , BEDROOM apartment i for rent. , • GARAGE SA'L.~: '~r'IC!a'~ a~(t ~tur: ' l;Ihone 879-2906. 34ctf ,day, Aug. 28 , aJ1q ,29, oil Clarksville camp groundls In the' WaynesRoa,d, 3 mUes $outh ~Qf State ,Route ville vicinity. 73, north , of Henpeck Roa~. Charles and Inez Shoup. , Watch , for sign. SERVICES The purpose of the proposed , • 34'cl, open ; air tabernacle and picnic" HOME repair a'nd ' malntenance carTOMATOES for c'ann [ng : Pho~~ ~97. penter, concrete, -sheet metal paint2260. ' 34ctf camp grounds will be to proIng, roofing a d electrical. Phone BIG Garage Sale~ Furniture, antiques , ,746-2982. , 21cU mote Qospe~ musi<~, according and, miscellaneous: Saturday and Sun: to them. daYl.Au9. 29 and 30. Old Route 42 In Mt. Holly c:Jo.se 'to county line. Big Eater , ' " Association' officials said that , 34c1 ' ~ woo~cock ma.y. co~sum~half they will plan to sponsor an '16' STARCRAFT aluminum ' boat. of , Its weIght in worms in a sin. 65 H Mercl.\ry' motor a nd gator trailer. gle day. average of nve Gospel sings Pho!1 e 897~128. ' 33c2 annually on the tabernacle '. FOR SALE: Lot 2.227 acres located 'grounds, 0'0 Corwi n' R~. Ph. 897.441~ 32ctf : Mothea & Housewives -I , c~n~~' find e~PIOym~II'It??1 Train no~ " t The Association has just reo " ' ~.cRATdH pad~ ~Ci't' sale ar~~!!, MI~.!!!f & work your own hours. Weekly pay_ cently purchased a Gospel music Gazette: 105 ~. Main S't. W.,.l1'esvllre-. ,: 16nctf plus Green' Stamps. Sell ~dorable toy. recording studio ' at Waynesville. $1 to $10. GIve me a call for details. A group of Association mem, 289 .. 2702 .. bers are ,already ,s cheduled, for a -WANTED, , ' lO-day Holy Land tour Oct. 19. • a~EAN.UP MAN. ' 3' .' 4 ' hours J)er nrght, 6 nights per week. $50. No These will include' the Southern- , Pllo.ne calls please. Apply In person at NO WHERE The Fl,r pslde ~nn ••' ' ,34c1 Aires Quartet, Country GospelWILL YOU FIND Aires and Lamb Family Singers. WA~TEQ: . BabySltung. , Phone '897;" A BETTER BUY , : 592,1. Ask ,for'Jea~; 1Bnctt The Midwest Gospel Music ONA -./ ' . : 'Association has extended a warm ... ,~ WANTED ~ A ' small ' Iawnmower. ', Also , CI child's I~rge " r,ldlng , trlcycltl, . • invitation for everyone in the ', SERTA MATTRESS Phone 897-5921. ' - 19ctf ' area to attend its upcoming all OLD violin or cello. Call collect night Gospel sing. A donation (SHOP WHERE YOU SAVE) Dayton 299-0217. 32c8 .,"'- - - - - - - - - - - will be collected at the gate . .."., WO~A'" for f,~II ' time restaurant '.

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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilcher of Waynesville are announcing the engagement of tn~ir daughter, Ruth Ell€:n, to Pvt. John W. Burns . Miss Wilcher is a graduate 9f Waynesville High School and is employed by Ind~stry Service of Centerville. Pvt. Burns attended Xenia ttigh SChool and was employed by Valley Service ee-nter before entering the service. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and family of Big Stone Gap, Va. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Rasnic of I Walnut Street., , LYflO Holton is home on leave after finishing his training at ,Great l..akes, UI. with the ' U.S. NaVy. He is the son of Mr. Ivan Holton of M~in Street.

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Troop 1107 will resume 'its' actiVities ,on Tuesday, ·Sept. 1,' after school at St. Mary's·Church. , If th~re are any q~estions, please . call Mrs. Poore at : 897-4394. , All the caaets will meet on , Wednesday, _Sept. '9~ at the United Methodist ·Churd.. Mrs. ~ne~e bradley has started ,a new cadet troo·p. Mrs. , Bradley's 'co-leade~ is 'Mary 'Wilkerson. Their troop will 'begin activities "on Monday, sept. 14, from 3 :30 p.m. until 4.: ~O p"m.. , at St. Mary's. Church. .

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The Rainbow Girls of 1<3in- . bow Assembly No. 40 'wish to thank all those who participated 10 both their paper dnve and' car walsh 'o n Friday and Saturday OIf last week. The' girls would also like to remind you readers of their upcoming style show on Friday, September 4 in the Junior High Auditorium at 8 '. p:m. Ti~kets are'·c;me ,dollar and- are'; being .siold ' by, ' ~i{l. bow 'girls .o r 'in. Lynn's Dress .Shop. The fickets. will, also be available .. . ~t the door : that

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St. Ma'ry.'s Episcopal Church Third & Main Streets Rev. Harold Decth, Rector II : IS a.m., Morning Prayer 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays: Holy Communion 2nd & 4th Sundays

United Metho dist Church Third & Nurth Streets L. L. Young, Minister 8:00 a.m. Worship Service 10: 15 a.m. Church at Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday Chu.rch at Studv

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E. South Street , Rev. Jack Hamilton. Pastor 7 :30 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Friday · Young ' People's Servkc l 10:00 a.m. Sunday, School 7:00 p.m. Sllnday Evening

'SPRINe VALLEY~ United Methodist Church Walnut-Vine Robert R. Meredith, Pastor · 9:30 a.m. Sun~ay Schoul 10:30 a.m. M()rni~g Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship jr. high & Sf. high 7:45 p.m. Wednesday chOIr

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DAYTON-Gary ~e Knedler son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knedler Route 2, 'Waynesville, is one of seven 'wbo ha's b'een. awarded a r Mus'ic Sc:holar~hi~ to lite Uni.. ,v,ersity ,of Dayt?.p;, Jllmes Hoover, . Dinactor " ~_, Student Aid ,an~ Sch()larship, ' announced t~· day. Knedler ,has been a member of the Waynesville High School ,band and chorus for fou'r years. He also played On the baseball team throughout his 'high scho<;>l career Knedler, who was awarded the John Phillip Sousa Award, given to the best musician in the school, ran across country as a freshman and wa~ a member 'of Sing-Out Waynes~lle fof two years;' ' , He participated in two music~l. productions, ,"Oliver;'; and ; 'Babes in Toyland,'" in high sChool and last spring conducted one phase, "Sound Pollution'! of the Earth' Day. p'rogram . He was president of the band during his junior year, . f.

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Dreamer, Your questio~ dealt with the interpertation of dreams.' ' f,his ;, practice is technicaliY . called Oniromancy. . Sinc~ the beginnings of written history, there have been certain people who claimed the ability to fort ell the future through dreams. In the more recent past, the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmond Freud used the dreams . Of his patients to gain valuable insight ' into their innermost problems. The type ' of 'dream book' available in bookstands 'is of doubtfull yahie when ' it comes to meaning(ul! jnterpertation of dreams. I have n~yer seen a book on this ... subject that ,convinced me it was of any real importance. Medical science tells us that the dream process is vital to mental health and that everyone dreams every night. The people whom ' ou might know that tell you they never dream are mistaken. The fact is, they dream, but do not remember that they do. The books that I have available' give the following interpertation to your nightmare pertaining -to death ... a marriage will soon take ·place. . Thank you for writing. Mrs. G" Dear Looking, Yours is the first letter re'ceived from a male reader and J. am very happy to be able to give you a rather specific answer.

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Frotn your .birthdate apld \ o~tain .¥{)or.~' , time, I was• ahle .t0 " '<i • exac~ ascendant., )}tis ~ tl19 '~n: ' risjng Qn the horizon· at,. tJi~ tj~$1 of your birth. This wa~ Geinini.,;; Since the sun was al~o in t\le .. sign Gemini, you are a true Geminian. Your moon \1{as in the sign ' Taurus. Now a good rule to follow is for a male to choose a girl'with the sun il1 the same sign and degree as your moon. In youri case, .a Taurus-April 21 to May 20. Now the ideal girl for you would also have a prominant Mercury. .The process for the ' complet,e lJn~lysis of a horostope is time consuming and there is a' charge for this. If you are inter" ~sted in learning about your best career choices and other , facts obtainable by the method of astrological analysis, you may contact . me through the Miami Gazette, and we can make arrangements for the erecting of a complete_astrological chart for your birthday, moment and place. Thank you for your letter. . Mrs. G. Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Aquarius-Jan. 21-,Feb. 19 Pisces-Feb . 20-:-~i'. 20 Aries-Mar. 21--Apr. 20 Taurus-Apr. 21-May 21 Gemini-May ~2 -June 21 Cancer-June '22-July 23 Leo-July 24-Aug. 23 Virgo-Aug. 2,4 -Sept. 23 Ubra-,Sept. 24-Oct. 23 Scorp~o-Oct. 24-;-Noy. 22 Sagitarius-Nov. 25-Dec. fl

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dance a( three an~'ual tWo:week , on the Maaoon and. the satisfactory completion Of ex~ensiQn ' problems between ' the iesident sessions. 111¢ S£bi>ol is spo~soied by The Central States', C:oriference of Bankers Associations, consisting of bankers associations from 16 Midwestern states. Over 1,450 bankers are enrolled this year from 39 states, and several foreign countries. The present high standards of banking service in communities throughout the country will be enhanced by attendance of local bank officers at this specialized banKing school. The faculty of over 135 instructo~s jil~ludes ba nkers who are spe~iaJfs~s in their respective fields, :: pi~cticing' ' attofneys, business ' executives, economists, and members of over ' a dozen unive'rsity and college faculties. The instructors are among the most competent men in their professions. Many of them are nationally knoWn authorities in their special lines and come from all parts of the ' United States. ' Am~ng !he featured speakers at, ~Pf I ,~~7Q , se~ql) ~ere The Honorable 'Paul W. 'Mct'r;lckell, Chairman of 'president Richard NiXon's of Economic , ... ,. 'Council .. . Advisots; The ·fJontirable {;eQrge W. Mitchell; meJDber of the BOit!(1: 9r(io~ernors' the ' Federal ~~erVe ' System, , Wa$in~ ton, D.C.; Charles Bartlett, syndiC?lt~d , newspaper columnist from Wa~gton, D.C.; Dr. Walter R ,&1ier, Professor of EconomiC!', Jhe, UrtiYersity of Minnesota, arid Tht'lionorable Bruce K. Maclaury, Deputy U~der Secretary of the Treasury for Moneta~y Affairs, Washington, D.C. Dr. Herbert V. Prochnow, re<{ently retired President of the F'l{st; Na'N.- nal Bank oj Chicago, is' ,Dfr"~~1 I~":li;" l~ . ,e ._ 51 '' f'ill.e' ~",f'\i , 00 • , il'.J."~ . . \.1 "; I . ,s

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Industrial Arts aasses (men); Tuesday, F'hysical Education Activities (men), Home Economics aasses (women) and Thursday, Arts and Crafts (men and women), Typing I (men and women), Community Chorus (men and women). The Waynesville High School teachers have volunteered their time for 8upervision in order to offer the school's facilities and a variety of activities to the adults. Wayne Local Board of Education members have authorized the use of the school's facilities for this pll'Ogram at no charge for ' aU adults, living in the Wayne Local School District. Other activities will be ' offered at the request of 12 or more adults. Guide lines on all activities will be outlined at the first class meeting;

WALTER D. COMPTON RECEIVES 'DIPLOMA FROM BANKING SCHOOL Walter D. Compton, ~is tant Cashier of The Waynesville National Bank, Was awarded a diploma at the commencement exercises of The Graduate School of Ban~g at the Univer,~ity of Wisconsin, Madison, on Friday evening, August 2ft G~a4uation requires atten,I

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to head U.S.O. activities in·the area, was the fust Waynesville citizen to receive formal recognition ,from State u.S.0. officials. She was presented a certificate of appreciation honoring her for her U.S.O. work to date. The award ' was received from Thomas J. Kuni, Regional Exe.. cutive, .zatlO,JlS; . • llriited. . ......-SerVice ... . ~ OrganiIpc., CTeveland. ,. A letter Qf ptesent~tion sia~ iii "par't ; ''01) ~eb31fbf.*~ r~~ , men and women 'in Service -::for- ' ' Cfr~~ ! ".:~R 'HANTS ' whom you are devoting' time' - MEET 'J oINTty' , "What is needed iii Waynesand effort, our sincere appreville?" was one of the main ciation. ~uestions 'raised Thunday night The upcoming Variety Show 10 Waynesville ' village council ~ highlight' '¥ts. Bellman's chambers during a joint meeting ~te of September U~S.O. proof the,Waynesville Area Chamber jects. Mrs. Denman will be as-: of ~qunerce and Wayne Retail , silted . by Mrs., il'om '\yp!iams, Merc~ts ~ciation. local u.S,0. and Ma,Both Chamber and Retail yor Dex*er ,~ act ' Merchants , Wrestled with this q\1~tion and others pertaining ~~ ,,~~e~ .~~le$ ,in village and ~ea ~

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(nust, regi~ter again- to be eligible to .vote. We , '. , ' " "arge' all. tO~·dt9. so. . , . . '. ',. Mr>. and 'Mrs",Oljules' Williams, . WaynesviUe Senior Cit,i-' .• after J.~.,., P'lrp noon. · Those in. Mr. aI\d ~r~ Ralph ~a'rris ' artd ~lI:i"I.'",I"UI ': met . 'SeP,t. . 1 .for a ,. ,).~,,~st~4 1 i~~ ~~P9rtj.ng, ~p~ii~ soc1a) ,., . ' lyl~,&la , George ' ~t,.J h~·'· Wa.yn¢s.·.' ac,ti~ti~~ :~t;~hope .~er ~~V:8~n- . -: ~. '.~n~-, Mrs. .~tlJr'~y and ~o~day at ·' M~th~d,ist • Ch.l;lJch: . 68,76. :. _ '.. " .'. . '", '<'. ';" " ;:~ $pf~~: '. . State Fair. ' Ohi6 ' the !, " ", ,.., t . . \. - . ,.,r . ·'·I,-~·¥.'.... ,. -R.oom. ,;,' , and' -: )lO'gan en Kathle , \ ~Mrs. ., " . ' ~... . , " ~ent~red'a.round aiid'~'Debb~' ·Gtb~~n spent ' O~e~ . , ' H4RV~YS8U"G' pnTITIP, "" . ' ",~h~pl "Days". ,' at the Qhio State Sday .W¢dn¢ :By Mar-.n"pHce· ' .> ' Hastings , nrtJ'nI'A ~: . .' . r.ai~. :, .~st ' ~s;the 'teacher'. ... . Ph. 8i7-6372, of WashPelt, Van ~jn , Mrs. "t" h '.w.t:Lvt'l'~lil1 ; '~:' .. .: ' '. Cit· " 'u ' ha b.... "mgton C.n. ' ., . mg er lZcns VlSl , r SeeR .""mo , ..' . ' ~ 'neXt ' t ' th ' U "t 11 h"""'C='" Wyatt. Sue MrS. ght~r" u da, ' . \ .1 , ·w.~uld·.~'Ii.ke. '..~o· r~mJ;nd ;all .~' , -?~'<' PJ~ ~ . • " .' r~se~~a!lV~~ ~J:' , ~, :" -MarVi~ Ayers, Jr. .~nd James ~tIlQ!OlSt "pn~:~~, la~~,. ~ ::P'.~ " ... , re$lde~!~..~hat r~,~ctlons ~lll)e a!.. : Ayers, of Cin-cinnati visite~ Mr . !:~.' :. /~. :} .. .'1~:. th«!' B,Pard'"?f",.F1e ~:,,; . . '"arid Mrs. Clarence Price Wednes.' ~rs.; tt;>O~~d'.';'shuhs·. ~he~, Mayor s ,~ e.. W.e.dl~esda . dllV~ ,. to .a,m. 10 from . 16 be(, •~~, ~ .,. d ~ .,. ... ..'. . Septem -J 'h : ," ¥.Lt· . li 'bl ' .'J1U' ~1'1 w,e.re u,,,n ay eV.enmg , ' . Mrs~ Raymond 'Cox and son, Mt .•' arid Mis. . 9 p.m. so. u~t e ~ e voters VI .G Mark, ' of near Ferry' spent may do ·.so. regt.stered d f: '1 . are not 1 d' ha r' ' H ,;.'t-nUII.n , Bell " man,·Sr. a·!.l ami y. Wednesday at the Clint Taylor's. We.have loun t t ~any peop~e IJohn '(Pat) Yair will 'be The regular meeting of the 1Jeheve they, .ar e , r~glstered and Q~~'&_u,,,,' .. ' fo~ news calls daily Uni~ed . Mf~thodjst Chur'c}:l Board .. the ~~~......_~_~~ , llJe! . Thursday : night at s,j3cu~iv~ .yealfs, . Y9U

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'THE WEEK'S LETtE R: "I am 15F years old and: :in t:he ' ninth grade and 1 have a problem. 1 talk one hour on the phone· to my boyfriend and my mother does not approve of ~he , time, My mother thinks it is wrong for :a girl to call a boy, My mother IS old·fashioned ; 'She. said I cannot dat~ ... ~ until r am sixteen, . Other girls date at twelve years of age,"

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The imprint of this man on ,the Waynesville area is . still to be ,found 133 years after his death. His descendants are still found in this vicinity as well as in 'o ther parts -of Warren County. John Satterthwaite was a man of means and a person of influence in Waynesville prior to his death at age 51 in June of 183 7. He was, the son of William and Mary Satterthwaite and first saw light of day in Pennsylvania near Philadelphia. His father gave each of his eight sons and two daughters a' farm when they reached adult· hoo~, which teStifies that he was a man of considerable meahs by the standards of either that day or today. John came to Ohio about 1802 while still a teenager. He , was to engage ln,t.he mercantile business here. He later engaged in the milling ~usiness and took part in establishing the village of Mt. Holly where his mill was located and also ran a stage line from Cincinnati to Columbus, In addition, he was a contractor and built the old 'White Brick' Friends Meeting House here and quite a number of residences in the village. It would be interesting to know which ones still standing are his handiwork. He was active in many ways and enjoyed very much his membership in the Masonic fraternity at Lebanon. There was no lodge here until 1848. He was Grand Master of Masons in Ohio (blue lodge) and was also active in the Royal Arch Masons at Lebanon where membership was predifated on lodge membership.

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By Dennis Dalton, Editor Waynesville is bubbling like crocks of homemade sauerkraut as Wayne Retail Merchants continue to welk on the final stages of the first Ohio Sauerkraut Festival in the village Oct. 3. Three weeks ago Leroy A. Wenger, Executive Vice-President and Treasurer of The Lake Erie Canning Company at Sandusky whet festival worker's enthusiasm by donating a barrell of sauerkraut· to their cause. . This and gallons more sauerkraut will be served at an all day sauerkraut dinner at the festival's 'cabbage patcp' which will be planted at Wayne Township Fire Department. It will be an all you can eat for one price affair and the menu will include homemade fruit cobblers. Authen:tic Dutch apple past_ ~ies will als.o be found among , ,,.: ,~:#f' '~y'~ ~f.~ , A.grQ~p .of women ", 'lW'embers , cif DaYtori's HollandAtnericail' 'Club will be at the .festival garbed in native Dutch Coxtume to' make pastries at -a booth that will ' be decorated with a Dutch windmill. The day's festivities will feature an invitational Arts and Crafts show" Farmers Market, Festi~ Queein Contest, Old Fashioned' Spelling &e, Folk I>clnciog and homespun games for the entire family. . WaYnesville"s ' Ohio Sauerkraut· FestiVal wiD be the first . )qa~f festi~~}' in the state' to ,bear, th~ 'title~ 'Ohio'.

SCHOOL HONORS SENIOR CITIZENS WITH FREE PASS

"Senior Citizens have supported our school for years. There is another sauerkraut "Now it's time for us to do festival in Ohio but it is located something for them." in the norther jpart of the state This is the feeling of Wayneand is identified by the name of sville Superintendent of Schools the county in which it is sponPaul Schwamberger , Craig Fransored. cisco, Junior Hjgh School PrincThe following colonial type ipal, Wayne Local Board of Eduinvitation is being circulated and cation members and school facwas drafted by Charles Alford: ulty. "All ye citizens by this bill A complimentary school athinformed are tendered a most letic activities pass has been the cordial invitation to join in the result. Schwamberger is extendconviviality and wholesome froing an invitation to all Senior lic of the first Ohio Sauerkraut Citizens (persons 65 years or Festival in our fair village of older) to accept a free admissWaynesville on the 3rd day of ion ticket to all football, basket~ October in the year of our Lord ball, baseball and other athletic 1970; The most worthy Festival events. Committee, sturdy townsmen The Senior Citizens pass is aall, have conceived many entervailable upon request. Senior tainements, both bucolic and Citizens should mail their names urgane, for the enjoyment of and addresses and phone numour guests. bers to Craig Francisco at WayHearty ~ppetites are expected nesville Junior High School. to make- l)ugh inroads into our Passes will be filled out and stores of sauerkraut, frank- ' mailed back to the ones who furters, and other viands to be request them. Then all a Senior served byd the ladies 'o f the town . Citizen has to do to be admittThe arts and 'labors of the area ed to athletic activities free is round about will be on display and artista may be seen at their show his .J?~~s. WayneSvilJ~ School officials work. are also interested in assisting ~erchants of the vilJage wilJ those Senior Citizens who would show their wares with many sac attend athletic events but are rifices in price to celebrate the without transportation. day. They have organized a shuttle Folk dancers will .perform the service for' them. If a Senior Cit· dances of mat:IY lands and times. -izen doesn't have a ride to or from a game, he may ' phone (Continued to page 8) Waynesville High School at 897· 2776.

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The churc.. , possibly a log structure, was CQnstructedonthe hilltop west of the Dale Lander residence on old Ohio Route 42. A cemetery was established and remains one of the most unusual in the state since it includes . a Moundbuilder burial mound among its pioneer graves. A~und 1845,. a frame church replaced the initial structure which was moved to its present ..., site in Mt. Holly more ,than a ,', qual'ter ce~tury ago. !aC1~'lye ,ai,tC!~~:t~~i1!ij)IJA~tr.:~1R¢4~:' A soci~' ~Bit · .~as added to ~he ·· ~~:,' 1933 unller the ausPices ~·Of .Rev. Merel Scarff.

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Spring Valley Church of Christ Glady Street \0 :00 a.hl . Morning Worship 7:0.0 p.m . Evening Worship R:o.O p.m. Wednesday Evening Worship

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Main Streel Mrs. Lois Dunaway, Pastor 10 a.m. Sunday School II a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 7 ;30. p.m. Pray('r Meeting, Wednesday & Thursday

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. ' ~ber Waitei" '~nri6k ' . C.B. ' J.ohnS', foUowefl ' t. and WHl' S. Mc~y·. ,Mr. Bunnell Keys, W.l;, ,Kilbo:n, and.· Mr~' :M~~y" later meyed to . ' \ : C.$: La~b,.Will~m . . t: Ubanon. Mf. Kenrick was a Ciiff and M.P. ,member of' the 'Warren County A" Maffit, C. V. MhsOq~ , ,; Historical SQciety -from its early, . 'Missildlne, AA. 'Monfo)'t, , days until his death. . arid Ed Mullen. , Desc~ndents of: many of the ContinUing we find listed Or; 1903 members still reside in the W. E: • Oglesbe~, M. L.' Parma!), ) area and any interesting inforW.J. Phillips, C.D. Reed, W:G. ' mation about th-em will be appreRich, Rodgers, Charles Smail," ciated. In addition to the three A 'Sellers, J. L Sellars and James men previously mentioned, the Sears. ' alphabetical lists starts with' J.C. The well known businessman Ballard followed in turn by ' of his day, AB. Sides, is listed James Benham, F.M. Bispham, next followed by A. L Sides, Walter Bolts, C.H. Braddock, Otto Smith, James Stoops, C.H. C.R. Qements, J.H. Coleman Surface, C.H. Thompson, John and then O.E. Cornell. Underwood, Wilford Walker, The list continues' with W.H. AE. Williamson, A.C. White and (Will) Dinwiddie, Clifford Elliott, LA. Zimmerman, John A Funkey, W. E. Gray, (continued to page 8) S.K. Haines, J.R. Hisey, G.H. wi)

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Editor's Note: Material .for 'this 'ser'ies,of artlcles 'has been 'P"pvided by thi Warren - Oounty Historical SocietY andthe articles appearing were prepared by MariOn' Snyder', a ~st preside{'t of the Society and editor .o f its monthly publication, "The Historicalog". Readers of the Ga~ette are invited to contribute items of interest (due credit will be given) aild if an error is detected (to err is human) please advise the ..editor or Snyder who's telephone number at Lebanon i~s 932-8320.

MANY thanks to my . neighbors. friends and relatives for their cardl, flowers, and kindnesses r shoWn to ~ me during my *tay in the hospital. Berry Retliff ,

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OLD . violin or cello. Dayton 299·0217. I'I ••II,,"U"" · breakflst set, fOur chairs, good :-: 'Cc)ftd,'hon. $26. Phone 891-78811 37c1

WANTED: 'A small ' Iawnmower. AI~o a child's large riding tricycle. Phone 897-592~. , 19ctf

'~ 1~ 'F,ORD, 4-door cU,stom, 428 engine, "",","\J9C!jf condition. Phone 897-4359, (17c2 ,;

WANTED:' Babysitting. Phone 8975921. Ask for Jean. 18nctt

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BEST buy' in tOWnI Building on corner' of Main ..,d Miami; three business ,locations. , $15.000 down payment. Phone 897-4486. • 37c2 , , $100, Phone 897-2350. 37c1 "

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'" :Rent electric sliampcioer $1': 'Waynesville .\. Fur;nib,Jr'e. 37c1 ,

CISTERN Cleaning. Phone 897·4142. HOME ,repair and maintenance car· penter, concrete, sheet metal paintIng, roofing and electrical. 'Phone 746-2982. 21ctf

,RoUND Iron table, 4 , chairs, like new,

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HOUSECLEANING: 2 . ledies will do any kind.· anytime. Phone 897-6243. 37c1 WOMAN for full time restaurant \!Iork . Take complete charge. Wage. plus com. mission. Bart's Wildlife Recreation at Spring Valley Lake. Phone 488-2483.

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1 m,ale, 2 females. Pure37c1 bred, Phooe,862-4255 , ,

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS There were, at one time, eleven lodges of the K. of P. Order .in Warren County including Crown Lodge No. 538 here in WayneSVille. The lodge was instituted February 17, 1892. (Can anyone tell us when it was disbanded?) Springboro is the only one remaining. A list of its members in the 1.903 Atlas of Warren

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'PROTECT -' PROFITS A[L WINTER , We'll give you some ~dded pro tect io'n besides. . By booking winte r feed needs now, you ses increa protect-yourself agains~ any feed price later lhls winte r. And just for booking in advance, we'll give you one of th~e famous , Bernz-O-Matic fire extinguishers ..•·an added measure of protection for your fa,miiy and property. Now, Ma.st~r M Ix feeding can be more profit able than ever for you. See us today. Off.,.

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The · .91~7.1 "ayne~l~ High School Student. Countll· officers aJld members . were;' fri'~': 1?ri(tay, "' ,stalled in a Sept. . 5. . 'Th~ ~te: ~ as f6Dol¥s: ' . ' ' _,lllJd'\l~mlld:lliftv.M& . ,UTry..: NelsOn;.: p[,eSid~~! '; i;~,ff. _

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ANTI QUES HOUSEHOLD GOODS MISC ELLA NEOU S CE EQUIPMENT -OFFI locate d on South Main Street, Waynesville, Ohio. (Formedy known as the Old Theater Building).

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BEGINNING AT 12:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Gas ranges ; electric dryer, autom,atic washer, several televisions, conso,1e and table models,. record players, radios, car reco~d p.,layer, tape recorder, twin Hollywood bed, footstool, upholstered chair, end tables, step tables, vacuum sweeper, odd beds, table lamps, floor lamps, wall .mirror, clocks, and several other househoid items. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTOR ITEM$: Glass front bookcase, buffets, books, vanity, school de'sk, highchair,. flat' irons, old rocker, straight chairs, chest, old records, Avon bottles, bucksaw, old pictures, copper kettle, iron skillets, old 'glass jars, coin collection, lantern, pitcher pump, old 'canner, many pieces of glassware, and other interesting items. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Office desk, me cabinet, cash register, office desk chair.

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MISCELLANEOUS: Water softener. portable air conditioner, used tires and wheels, electric drills, card tables, folding table, bicycles, folding chairs, work bench, jigsaw, complete sink witli cabinets, plumbing supplies, hand mowers, snow plow, golf cart, electric shavers, typewriters, roller' skates, lawn and garden . tools, movie projector, screen Teels; ~ccordi8n, vases, mailb':lx, ,. , useful items. and lots of other " . ' ,~,', ~nch, A~lt~le • TERMS:, Cash

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Mrs. '1~uest()n' and ~ ncheon~ the gr,9UP ~,,!, Alford at her horne;'Buc~kin ~', ~n Franklin ~oad ilIld Ohio 42. Following.lu I18 at ,LyIin's Dre~, d shopPi give'! ~ ~our ofWaytlesvme by ~s. ' A1ford and Dalton. The.Hollanders enjOye abo~ in the formal 'pi.. shown are They Shop. es Shop,. The ~a Shed $ltiques and The Village Antiqu Tun ,Gambrel, ownen Of ·deps'IQf J{eighway House, horne of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stull and Mr. and Mrs:'are-seated on stepi.nio~ The ~iilbJ8eAntiques Sh~p. MrS: Ernste, left, -Mrs. 'Fueston (Clara) arid ,Frans Dennis Dalton Photo. " tharl' 1SO years old.

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.Jo.yed· a 'complete recovery.and . - F~tb; ,Mary P~lDgle; , Rae Lynn lias ret~l.,d_ tP bts .#rst 'gr.act~. . Davis; Ltii Self; Teresa Mayo; . a:ctiVities. . J(aren Isaacs; Judy strouse; Ka. , ' . tby Lamb;. Gwe~ Per~ue; Debbie Waynesville- Assembly No. 40:.. , 'Harris; ,Janet Crutchfield; Vicki _ I>Iktn; Loree Hall; Cbristy Marof the Order of the ,RainbOw for Girls installed tbeir new officers Un; Cberyl Hamm; and Barb Kocb~ ' Saturday afternoon, sept. 19, at' 2 p.m. in tbe Waynesville Ma": , , Sherry's calendar ' is a busy sonic 'I:emJple. calendar and tbe Rainbow girls Miss SUsy Hartsock, Grand will be kept active. Included in Hostess, 'Qftj.ctated (pr.tbe ~ertbe calendar are parents nigbt, go-to-cb\1rcb Sunday, carolling , noon a~ 1n~~Ung oificer. Those and Marriage and Majority De, assisting ~Sy, wer~ Carla SaJiyer, Past Gri1I14 Representative grees. to NewUampsbire; LaV~meCauPro j e c t s include packing Christmas boxes for tbe needy dill, Past Wortby Advisor of Waynesvi11le; ' Shirley Wiant, Jr., at · DESC; visiting tbe Shriner's Past Worthy Advisor of Oxford; Burn Hospital; a fisb fry; serving Jill Taylor, Grand Junior Exeat auctions; and a rum,magesale. Anotber beautiful Installation cutive Board Mmeber; Marty Keller, Grand Lecturer of Dis- . was witnessed by all those wbo trict No: 20; Penni Lowery, Past attended and tbe girls· are preWortby Advisor of Waynesville; pared to begin a new term. and Mr. JackVair, WortbyPatron Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Harlow, of Miami Cliapter O.E.S. nee Debbie Irelan, are tbe proud Tbe offIcers installed were parents of a 9 lb. 5 1/2 oz. baby boy born on Friday, Sept. 18, at Sherry IS8taCs, Wortby Advisor; Kettering, Memorial Hospital. Karen stiver, Worthy Associate Advisor; Cberyl Hart, Cbarity; Mr. and Mrs. Harlow bave named tbe baby Grant Cabot and be will jam bis older brotber, Gregory, at bome. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dick A. Irelan of 581 Nortb street and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harlow of Kettering. Mr. Frank D. Belleri ,of st. Louis, Mo. was' a recent 10-day visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dellard of,Route 1, Waynesville. \ .

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10 Are You Looking For The Church of Christ's Choice? Many honest and sincere people have never tboug,bt that Cbrist migbt have a cboice of religion, so often do tbey bear tbe statement: "Attend tbe cburch of YOUR cboice." y~ Paul satd, "wberefore also we make it our aim; wbether at bome or .absent, to be well-pleasing to HIM." nCar. 5:9 (A.S.V.) Aren't we more interested in compljiog (" witb Cbrist' s choice than our own? The Lord does bave a choice and tbe cburcb of Cbrist'schoice is found in tbe New Testament. Jesus said, "Upon this rock I will build my church." Matt. 16:18. It was establlsbedinJerusalem in the A.D. 33 tbrougb the preaching of Cbrist's GoSpel. Acts 2. No man ever bad authority to bulld another cburch. ' , ,Cbrist chose to call the churcb by 'bis' own name. Forthls reason Paul said, "Tbe churches of Christ salute you." Rom . .16:16. Cbrist chose to command men to: BELIEVE-"Ue that believeth ,.' aDd is baptized sIuill tie saved." Ilk. 16:16. REPENT-God . . . Commandetb all men everywher, to repent. Acts 17:30. CONFESS CHRIST-Wbosoever sball confess that Jesus is tbe Son of God, God dwelletb in bim, aDd be in God. I In. 4:15. BE BAPtized be commandetb them to be baptized in tbe name of the Lord. Acts 10:48. Cbrist chose to instruct meD . to worsbip in this way: LORD'S SUPPER-Acts 20:7. "Upon the' first day of the week When the disciples came together to break bread. " PREACH-D Tim. 4:2, "Preacb the ward; be iDstaJ¢ in season, out of season. " , PRAY-Acts 2:42, "Tbey con-' tinned steadfastly . . . in pra- , y e r s." SING-Epa. 5:19-20, "Singing aDd making melody in , your beart to tbe Lord." GIVE-I Cor. 16:2, "Upon the first day of tbe week let everyone of you ' , ,,' . lay by bim in store as the Lord (, bas prospered him." Visit tbe Cburcb of Cbrist at T b i r d and Miami Streets, Waynesville, Ohio. Paid ~dv.

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Wanda Lambert 897-4270 Junior Troops No. 1469 and No. 1107 , will have a skating party Oct. 1 at Lebanon Roller Rink from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Everyone welcome. Senior Girl Scouts will meet Sept, 29 at 7 p.m. at the United metbodist Church. Plan ' to attend because of the Scout-Out sign up. , Wednesday, Brownie Troop No. 307 will not bave a meeting Sept. 23 because of school being 'out that day,

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If you have, a meeting you'd like to have listed in our DATEBOOK calendar, phone THE MIAMI GAZETTE at 897-5921.

Sept. 23 The Wayne Retail Merchants Association will meet with Wayne Township Fire Department Committee, 7:30 p.m., village council chambers, Ohio Sauerkraut Festival reports will be presented. ' Sept. 25 New Century Cub, 1 :30 p.m., home of Mrs. David Hartsock. sept. 28 p. T. O. meeting, 7:30 p.m., Waynesville High School, Teachers reception in high school gym.

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Buttons to Beau C.C.L. Bot Lunch During 1969, ~~ of hot canned food sold through vending machines . increased ' to about $53.8 millibn, a~gam of three per cent ov,er .tI\e previous year. . .' . ~.

leUers To The Edi·tor Gentlemen: We wish to thank the Miami Gazette.· tor -sponsoring our troop. H you ever need our help, we'll be glad to. Tonnie Alford, Elizabeth Atkins, Kristy Longacre, ' Deborah M.tter, Karen Brunton, Joan Wendling, Hope Gorsuch, Kim Purkey, Cheryl Waltz, Pamela Furnas, Terry Arnold, Sherry

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BUptj~ l ('OI·1V'(,l1tiol\ ··~. \orman \1 c~ u!lw~. Pastor 9 :30 a.Ill .. Sundu\ s(htio\ :W :3Cj a.lll.. Sund~.y Morning

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" Norih~Main St reet . ' John f . Osbarne, P-dstor lO:QO. ~.I11.,Sunday Sehool .lQnahs Run Baptist · ' 11 :OOa.rn:,Morning W~.. ship . 'Church ' 6:30 p.m .•Tr~ining Unio.n . . Ohio" '3 l:;.,~ l '.:' 7:30 p·: m ~.Evcnirig Worship L:c~lh Kidtl. PaSlq~ 1 7:30p.m.,Wed.nc\ day Prayer ,Meeting \ - 10:00 a,lll .. Sundav &:houl 1O:(iO & t"i :op ~J.n; .. Sunday (Affiliated with Southern bap· \ 'Worship Scrvicl!" tist ConvenUon). , 7:.l0 r;.I1I .. Sunday 'Evening f.irst Church-of Christ Worship East ~ 'rgh St reel Steve Tigner, Minister United Method'i ll

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Hatveysburg\full Gospel 'Church , E. South Street ' Rev. Jack Hamilton, P.dstor 1:39 p'.n]. Tuesday 7:3()"p.m: Friday - Young . People's Service 10:00 a.m. Sunday Sehool 7:00 p.m. S.,nday Evening

Walnut-Vine . Robert R. Meredith, Pa~tor 9:30 ;,a.m. Sunday Sehool , , 10.:30 a.m. Morning Worshl'p 6:30 p.m. Youth f'eUowshipjr. high & sr. higll . .' 7:45 p.m. Wednesday choir rehears:.ll .

Third & North Streets L. L. Young, Minister 8:00 a.m. Worship Service 10: 15 a.m. Church at Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday Church at Studv

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Area Boy ~ut '" Knothole Teams, Boys State, eye care for ' the .-eedy; ~edt7 .' .;."";'::."J!1\~ cal services and bo~~ theo~ ~ standinJ students of ,ple ,area: ;. President, Di~k Johnson .aDd,. . . Bar-~ .!Que Chairman, .FranclJ '., Girton, coJ"4ially invite everjone to come and enjoy a fine meal wbile bel~ing KIwams with ~e lQanJ .wortbwhUe projects tbe, sponsor .. I

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Early Crop Beans were one of man's first. cultivated crops, The wild bean probably came into the ancient civilized world from the shore. of the south Caspian Sea or· North Africa,

011 City Edmonton, Alberta; the Oll Capital of Canada, has more than 7,000 producing all .wells within a 100 mile radius 9f the city and' natural gas reserves estimated at more than 20,000 billion cubic feet.

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OPEN BRIDGES WIL,L HOS1r MILLARD FUL·LER

Millard Fuller ' of Koinonia Farms at·' Atnericas. Ga. will relate ~ome of ' his abundant .life experiC'!Ices on. Channel 2's comm~nity . ·~ ser~'ice show, "Open arjdges"', on. ! ~und~y ' ·!.,":or~.jri$) .. ~ Qct. 4, at ': ·:3;0 a.m.-· t .·'" 1 , ' : _·M~)Jaid, ~s' 'a' res(~~rce p'~ql)":

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Christ said He was going to build His church. (Mat. 16:18 ) He said the church and thekiitgdam were the same (Mat. 16: 18, 19) The kingdom was to be built in the lifetime of some of' His disciples. (Mk. 9: 1) It was to come with power, After His resurrection from tHe' dead, He told His apostles to tarry in the city of Jerusal~m, until the p0wer from on high came. (U. .24:49) Th~ ,power was- to come, When the l-\oly Ghost came upon . them. (Acts 1: 8) Acts 2:4 says, "1hey were all filled with the Holy Ghost ." In Acts 2:47, we are t~ld, "The Lord .added to the CHtIRCH daily such as'-shoUld be saved." " 'thus the Lord's . church was estab~tted by ;1he preach~ q~ the gospel. .{Mk. J6.1S ; 16, ~ 24:47; A.cts '2 ~ 14-47) Peter, the apostle', preached that Jesus was "'app,roved of God,"crucified and slain, raised from. the dead,. and .exalted to the rIght hand ot God." Men were pricked (cut) in their hearts and said, "Whatshall we do?" (Acts 2:37) Peter said, "Repe nt and be baptized 'everyone of you in the name of Jesus Christ fOf the remission of sins ... " (Acts 2:38) ''They that gladly received his · word were baptized ... and they COiltinued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine, and fellowship, and in breaking of .bread, and in , Pr.8yer . . . and the Lord added the church daily such· u i to 'should be saved." (Acts ~:41~ 47) . _Christ built His church. All the, saved are added to the Cb~ch. There is·one body. There , . iabut one body. The body is , , ' .. ,.' ' the· church. Therefore, there is 1)ut'one chur~. (Eph. 4:4; I Cor. -~ 12;~Q; Eph. 1: 22, 23; C~l. 1: 18, ,. 24)·I This is jhe church that Jesus

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"1be churches of Christ salute y<ijt." 'Local congregations were CIf\U'ches of Christ. There ha4 fO:be'a church 'of Christ 'for there ~later'to be "churches of Christ." ;if you are not a Christian, .that Jesus died for rI:','iv~t)ur;,·sins, confess Him as Christ, ropon tand be baptized, and let f,.~dd you to His . clturcb. ~':~~,:JJ1III!ft,;~livp. a · righteous life as

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Sunday Evcning First Church-of Christ Worsilip bl~1 lIi gh Sireel -United Methodist Stcve Tigner, Mini!\ler , ' Church ' , . () :30 a.Ill .. SUllua y Bihk' Sdillul 1},lVid tlarri'cr. Pastor 10:30.1.111. , Sunday Wllr,!rip and . ' ('onullullioll 9 :30 a.m.. Sunday Cllun:h , , . Yllulh . Service 6 :00 p.m. , Sunday . . ' ./ TOWN GENN ;, • i .~. ' ) . Meeting 10:30 a.rn .. SUII1.I;ty Schoul CORWIN ...:,' GenntoWn 'United.Churoh II :00 a.m ., Sunday Worship 6 :30 p.m., Sunday (,hrisliall of Chr.ist '". ",.' ; Pentecostal Holiness.' ,. . Yllulh flour Service , wn Roule 4.:! al Geflilln Chu~h .' 7:30 p.m. , SUllday Evening Youlh Fellowship and Bible , SlUdy Worship lor l'a~ Utnio: ,Al:y,' 7:30 p.m. : Wedncsday liihlc . Harveysburg Full ·Qospel. Stud}' . 10:00' ~ .1ll . : SlI'inJily '&hoo l ' ' . Church , friends Meeting 7 :30 p.n1 .. Si.1~Hhl}' ..WI.··.J,'CSl.lav " ; E. South Street tligh ncar Street th Fou! and SalurdaY. Evell'illl! .. Rev. Jack Hamiltim. Pastor' . . Wurship &:r'vi<.:Cs 9:30 a.m .• Sunday School y Tucsda p.m. 7jO Ymllh illl\: Wl~dIlCs .• p.m 7:30 10:45 a.m. SunditY Meet ing for .. Service 7 :~0 p.lli. Friday · Young ' W(~rshi p (u n pH)gra mmcd) , People's Service St. Augustine Church . 10:00 a.lll. Sunday School .I .' r lIigh Strect ~l ' MT.HOLLV' 7:00 p.lll .. Sunday I;v~tlil,g .· Rev. Jnseph II. Lutmer, P-Jstor U~';tectMethodi~ . '. . 'J" : SPRIN6 VALL E\' 7 a.m. & I I a.m. Masscs Church · ' United Methodist H a.m. & H p.m. lIoly I>dys Rev. ' L~una~;d 8a,X\t.'r ", .., Church 7:30 p'.m. First Friday . 9 :JO a.lll .. SUIl'day' : SCh~llll Walnut-Vine 7:45 a.m. l>-Jily Mass 1 I :00 a.m... &inuay. Worship ": Robert R. Meredith, ~astor 5:30 p.;n. Saturday Mass ~. Scrvkc St. Mary's Episcopal 9:30 a.m. S\Jnday School sd'IY. Prayer 730 p.in .. Wcdn.:--Church , 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship. • ScrVke 6:30 p.m. Youtll Ft:llowshjp-· Third & Main Streets • jr. high &"sr.' high . . Rev. Itarold Decth. Rector E LYTL 7:45 p.m. Wednesday I!holr II : IS a.m .• Morning Pmyer . '· Unite(t.Mt!tho"i" " ;~ rehcar~:il 1st. Jrd & 5th Sundays: :, ::': -" :Church lIoly Communion 2nd & 4th' Spring Vall~ Church . John K. Smith, .Mini.$t~~ ''',' Sundays of Christ ' Glady Street United Methodist.9:30 a.m." Sunday -Schooi . .. Church 10:.30 a ~~: ., ,Sunday.WQ'rshij, 'r' 10;00 a.m.. ~o~ning Worship · :~J ' "..~ t.,.. .. _ - : • . Third & North Streels . Service • 'p.m .. Evenitlg Worship 7:oo L. L. Young , Minisicr . 8:ob~9:00_ P;m;,~W~an~aay -.. J R:OO p.m. Wednesday' E~nin'g ,. ,,:' S'iud}t' ~ ~ ', : '. . Worship , ' evening, IBibl.~. J 8:00 a.m . Worship Service ' . . .........-. +"'. \":~';o: _ • ~ ._ .. . ~.:: ' t·,:.-!f 10: I 5 a.m. Church at Worship y Valle Spring 9:00 a.m. Sunday Church at Frie~ds Church Studv ' . . . -M'0und 5t reet i. , Pastor ' . . .~ Couser friend E. Waynesville Rescue . ~- . " " ~):JO a . m ~ Sunday School ' Mission & . .. Rikc. t,OJ1 Wilming \ I0:30 a.m. Morning Worship Corner or 73 & Corwin Rd. Ruad "Row Sudal ': Rev . Sherman Cook. Pastor r Mini~tc litis W'i!jclmt• 'r1~ ' • Christian BaptiSt Mission t .. . ' • SdHlol Sunday .. a.l11 10:30 " . ,9 :00 a.m:: SIII1t1ti, : Bihle' xhuul . . . Street Main 7:00 ".111 .. Sunday Fve. Scrvi,c .1:0 : 15 a.ilt·; s;i.)(J~IY Wim;hil) Mrs. Lill~ Quiiawa'y: Pastor 7:30 r .m., Wl,Jnesday Eve. ' of ,'0:15 ,a.n,I.. Sll1d,j·Y: YOUlh c"1 j, ~; .. n' ', WI Servin' JO a.m. Sun d~y ~ lq~ ~ ' , " , '. , ." <"" , UP -Irs ( , . , • • · · W· . t.. . '. . .;' . ',~ t"'" " " ' ... ' 7i 11:a.m. M , ornlll,g, .prsillp 7:30p .m.. Sat. EVt.?Selvl'c . .... . g:~~. he~liil Sunuay .. p.m !,:30 7:30 p.m. Evening Wor~hip FIRST'cHURCH OF GOD (fU,~~l'I S ' , . • n:, "•. ~.... "! ' lB,i~I~',~ ' . 1 .... ,Il'd,\';, nil,ycr. Meetlng. 7 :30 p.m. n.. 49 S. Main Streel : ' .1O;OO·'a.lll .. ,Su ;J:: ~ p.m:. hcniil~'Wu~ship - We.l. ncsd· ay & Thursday • W 10 7 U 9:30 a.m .. Sunday School :. p.lll; ..:.dJI~sc1aly.·;<~lid~~e.:k .' 7':00' if'n..,: , 7:'30 p.m. Song-fest. Last 10:30 a.m. - Morning Worship 7.1~0.o n.lii. d¥\ ~*'".," Bihle SI~J.IJ'.:; ., . Pray~,,;r ralld J: ..,;,p..........~ ay· each month. Saturd a ' ng ' . ~ ,! .!.. _ Su nd '00 I _ , , ~1',' : . ,,! g yevem 1. p.m. l~ y _~i:ti~~Z;;~~: This Church Page Is,:;ponsorea J:Of YQU.,I hrQUF. Jbt COur tlly Of 1"';.;~,_ ;

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ITEM: Rappini.)s a:·~oung~.t~~ nip . plant that's !'pulled when there is little or no bulb development of ' the root. It's in the green family with dandelion greens, mustard greens, spin. ach and kale.

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Wayn !sville Music Parrents Association will meet Oct. . 13 at 7 :30 p.m. in the new high sc~ool gym. ' A grief conced will be presented by the' sixth grade 'beginning band clas'S. A business meeting will follow . . All parents of music students and all other interested persons are invite~ to attend the pro~ram.

. From' 'Mrs. OUve Kopka, Good. indiana: I remember ,when · . ' fitling the copPer boiler from the cookstove reservoir 'Sunday night a(ter supper was forerunner of the Monday wash. D.a d would get up early a,nd start the fire 10 ~other would have boiling water by the time she had white clothes ready to boil. .:Qoiling' water p"oured through table linens removed fruit stains. Extra rubbing on the washboard took care of shirt-collar soil. Seeing mother make starch was a thrill. If any was left, we kids could use it for ' pasting pictures cut from . old magazines, ~d.

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Walnut-Vine . ' Robert R. Meredith, Pastor ,9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 u:m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth 'FelJowship- , jr. high & sr. high. 7:45 p.m. Wcdnesday chOIr rehear!;jl

Spring Valley Churc h of Christ Glady Street 10:00 a.m . Morning Worship 7:00 p.m . Evcning Worship H:OO p.m. Wednc sday Evening Worship

Spring Valley . Friends Churc h Mound Street Couscr , Pastor Friend E. () :30 a.m. Sunday School 10 :30 a. l11 . MOTlling Worship

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Wilmington Pike & Social Row Road Bus Wiseman. Ministcr CENT ERVI LLE n Missio t Baptis ian Christ Sdll1ul nday Su l., ,In I t ) .H) . ...1 . !):OO a. II1 .• Sunday Bihlc ..sdlo(ll Main Street 7 )( ) p . ll l. . S\lll J ay ~·v ~ , s..,.'l . . I.. L First' rville Cente The 1·0 : 15 a.Ill .. Sun{]a y Worship Mrs. Lois Dunawa y. Pas tor -; )U p . I11. . We J Ill'suay EVl' , P~ntecos~aIChurch. J.O :15a .III .. Sulluay Youth I ~' I 17.V I·:. f: rallkl ill Sh ect ~:rvi(l' If) d S a.lIl . lin ay ;x lOll Wl irship I~·.I\· N,'o rvdl'~ ' I~a " t (;r : : S.I I ' . '(l " '. II a.m. Mornin g Wotship (, :., p . I11 . • • lInuay ·.vc.l1ln~ - ~ () 11 . 11 1. . Sa t. Lve . Scrvil'C (;cI1'c Uk kl;cll . Ass·\. .'" . · .r Hi hk Study. all' agl's, 7:30 p.m. Evenin g Worship . " I IRST CHURCH OF GOD 7:30 p.l11 . Pra yer Meeting. i:!ol . &h' " 49 S. Main Street 'SUIH!; • .)I1. a OJ)O 1 . p Worshi g EVl'ilin .. I11 . p ]: 30 . Wedne sda y & Thursday ' .' S' ',' 1\-" .I d ' ' '1 ' I\\'l'C'k \V '0 7 7: 00 p.)11 ..,. un~ay ·,v:: n~ II ~ ' IY Il ay. .l'ul1l'S · .. p.IlI ~/ ;.0 a .111 . • Sunday School :.' List est. Song-f p.m. 7:30 7' ~O n 111 \1" " 11"S· I·1 . I:VI'II Prayef ;lI1d nihil' Stud.v I , .. ':-., ~~( . ""_l~ ~' . '" :,:;;, ~ ,.. 10 .30 ;1.111 . ' Morning Worsh ip _ . month rda~ liatu "". r:, ~Vi{... ... . 'f ... r 7:00 p.I11 . . Sunday evening ..... ,. '.~ ~ ~ hants. ,~C? . · ~re8 ifl9 The F~lIow This Churc h Page Is ~nsorea I'"or You I hroug h The Court esy Of " ~~~ " . , i . C/ CENl ~r>lI~~"" " ~MUSI . . '''fll er u ( 73 & Cnrwin Rd. I{L'V. Shcrman Cllllk. Pas tur

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'BASEMENT SALE - Clothes, furnl'hlre, ,antiques...r misc., Oct. 8, 9 & 10 from 10 to I) p.m.' Located at 210. 6tl\ St ~ eet, ~Wayneslillle. 40c 1

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1966 EL CAMINO - 283 auto· < .matlc - red w/whlte tonneau cover"': excellent - ' ws - tires $1575. Phone 897.6225. 40G1 ,: ,WANT, a new ca r:pet , but can't afford It? , Cal 932-7876 for a 'lIke . new . cleanlhg. Paul's Xpert 'Carpet Clean· 11)9. 40c1 t

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· 1 ' p'RICE CARPET S'ALE -' kitchen , ca r.~t, Arr'Qstrong sC,urpt!ue'd ",ylon .or .DuPont SOl; Your cllolce, com, pletely ' Installed at no extra cost, ,, $7.90 SCluare . y"rd, free 'estimate. Phone 372 r 6995, GAR PET FAIR, ,1 29 S. Det!OI..t. s~, Xenia., Qh!O 7 FeaT POol . Tablel-lE!5S'thari a year

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SALE - 25% offon all 1970 trllvel trailers· .and wheel camper cam'plng trailers., See the new 1'971 ' .Re.valla . Astro Cruiser truck ' .'.""""',.''', ~mper.s. ,W a:tnesvllle Campers. phone 897-7936:", ' . r • 40cl moae~ I

\CA'RTS~ Ib~IVE• p.m'L..2 /TIlles wllst , off t<oute 73. Btlck . ree , room, Ilatdwood, garage,' Ibw S2'O~s. " C~ V "'~p9, . ,t.:;~l:iow •Re_a.lty .

TWO Car garage. Phone 897·7'83 2 or . 891·5634. . 39c2 WILL shar.e my home with lady. Call .897-7832 or 897-5634. 39c2

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Mrs. WiI1iam Stubbs of Waynesville ble,w, a whopping five inch bubble to win the. festival's bubble gum bubble blowing COIl-

BABYSITTING rn' my home, by hour, day or week, fenced In yard. Ask for • Joan,n. Pl)one 897-6021. 39ctf HOME ' repair and maintenance carpenter, concrete, sheet metal paint· lng, roofing and electrical. 'Phone 7~6-2982, 21etf

·ACME Sanitation; licensed with Board of Health; all modern equipment. Clean leaching beds. oUtside VIUItS, septic tanks. All worti 'guaranteed-24-hour service. Middlo tOWI'! P~0.ne 423-2945. 37c4

, WANTED WA~T to trade 1961 VW Karmann Ohio In good condition for VW sta t!on wa~on. Phone 897-2060, 40ctf

Lop.N. for small nursing near Waynes· ville, hours and wages open. Call 933· 5866. 40c1

HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED body repairman and painter for permanent position. ' Above-average pay for the right man • . Apply or call for further Information at Ken Cole Ford, 105 E. Market. Xenia. Pho!1e 372-6798. 40c2 WANTED: Part time typist to learn typesetting. Must be willing to work nlaht heurs and oroaress toward full time work. Apply The Miami Gaze r.te 105 S. Main, waynesville 39nctl

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test. The other winners of festival games were nol available at presstime Monday. . Tradit ional um pah pahs of the Bohemian-Bavaria n Brass set a rich musical atmosphere . and reminded visitors of sauerkraut's nativity. Foot tapping German and Dutch melodies enlivened the festival mall throughout the day. These a uthentic tape recorded tunes Wf!re continuously sounded from TowQsend's TElevision Shop. Claudette Mullins of Dayton is shown above during a demonstration The iirst f Uhio Sauerkraut at the potters wheel. - David Edsall Photo Festival came to a classic, lively, fun packed conclusion with a culturally colorful performance of nearly 30 cosltume clad members of the Miami Valley Folk Dancers Association of Dayton. Miami Valley Folk Dancers highlighted the festival mood with their gaiety, genuine friendliness and ar'tistie dancing. After performing,se.veral .Ger. man and~ .Htthet l· '1 fo}kt 'l dances, these jolly masters ·of congeni- · aBty invited the .. audience to dance with them, several accepted and tlie first Ohio Sauerkraut Festival in history came to a JOVial end in a crescendo of folk color.. .

ITEMI: Edam ' and Gouda, . Dutch-t.ype cheeses, : arere~dily recognized by their red coatmgs. ITEl\'I: The beef rolled ru~p roast comes from the beef round, a section of the hindquarter. The standing rump is boned, rolled and tied to make a compact cut.

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. learnin g about God's power will give your child confidence to tackle the obstacles we all face in lif•• Through, a study of the Scriptures, the Christian Science Sunday School

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-, Th~. ~~ Valley cers' of ~Yton Will host .a 'Weeke~d ,.9f: ~~r~,~ a.n~, A~triaQ Dancmg1, With ,noted· dance, tea, . chers,,~ Pau(!ll)a~'Gr:et~a D~nsirig Opt. ·'17-18, at l.o~rey Comml.1n, ' ity. Center ,at Dayt.on. Th.~. ).?uhsin~, now retired , ... ~ ,frQtti George Williams College . " . ~t ' Chi~go" wh.e~e they ta~ght .le ':COl; s~vera1 yea'rs, ,will-give step ~y , ,st~p ipStruCtiOflS. to Miami Valley Folk ' Dancers and their friends. " , '

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R Rich8rd Lutes, a Waynesville High School graduate, has been enrolled for the first semester classes this fall at DePauw Urnversity at Greencastle, Ind.

, CRO~COUNTRV COMPETITION CONTINUES .

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The' Spartans first runner arrived fifth during last week's fi~st 'Cross-Cquntry .~e.et. " . , ,. The five Spartafi boys who . , p'1aced w.ere: J~ff ~e'nner, Gar,y <Cook; Dave Dick; Mike' Hartsock ' . and BOb Graham., l' . A .second meet with Little School at, Morrow , Miami . :' saw the fust Spartan runner pbice sixth. . . ' , 'Waynesville's first · five in- , '~'; cluded Jefr-,Benner; Jeff Bourne, . Mike',:! &rtsock~ Bob Graham, ~ landl ··(;al\y •.:,C06k. ' .' . ,'. , The Spartans ' next meet will "' he , "the Fort Ancient Valley '-, J~ague}de~t at Kings Mills. I

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Y• I r baa k St I f·f 'e 8~ ns Wark At. \WI Yne s Vi II e . 'This 'year's Spartan yearbook staff is directed by Robert Seigal. . ' !4embers are, at present, collecting ads and taking pictures of5 students caught off ~rd. . Some of the members of the staff. are tirO Barney, Allen Bernard, laVerne Caudill, Pam -Click; Steve 'Jones, Marty Mayo, Susan ThilJ" Mark Florence and· Dime weSt. It, looks ~ !' ifsJ)a~k to the, """'~"""""oograpp":" machine' for l he" ac)iooI,' ', newspaper. , Mrs., Robett TownSend, joum~m te~cher, , stated that the paper ,",ould be an after school project. $le also I

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Those 'students enrolled this fall will be among the first group of DePauwites to engage in a new 4-1-4 program that calls for two conventional semesters sandwiched around a one-month special Winter Term in January . To be ,emphasized in the wii\ter Term 'is the general theme, "Our Dete:rioratingEnvironment: . Can Man Remain Human?'" Lee- , tures by a.uthorities such as architect Buckminster Fuller, Dr. Elvis J. Stahr, Alan F. Glltt- ' rnac~er, president of Pla~ned PMenthodd ' World PopUlation, i Indianapolis may6r Ricllard"lligar, and Standard Oil (Ind.) Qtairman John Swearingen are among the speakers scheduled. Consumer aavocate Ralph Nader appeare4 on the ~mpus earlier

said a meeting for people interested in the paper would ' be called. .' The fust edition should , this ,month to ,discuss the topic. . . Related to the general topic , rUI,S., M Force ~~rospace De- ' . , ~p1e out around Halloween. will be four-we,ek irtdividual stu~m~~~. ,_ ~other ' group ,of busy-veod~n,t pr9jjects supervised by fapIe . is the debate team direoted "by "Mrs. Roger HartsocJc. John c~1ty an(1 administrators, many - Fngle; Ken Vincent and sOme projectsrelat~ng to the overall theme but several also keyed to , others- join returning debators individual student predilections. Darty~ Edwards .an~ 'Dwite ~er-,

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Waynesville High School Junior High : scalped the Clinton-Massie Indians for a victory Thursday. aiff Meager Photo.

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BOOK MASTER MIX BEEF OR DAIRY ,FEEDS NOW PROTECT PROFITS _ ALL ,WINTER We'll give you some added protection besides. By booking winter feed needs now, you protect yourself against any feed price increases later this winter. And just for booking in advance, W8"1I give you one of these famous Bernz-O'-Matic fire extinguishers ••• an added measure- of protection fOf your family anCl property. Now, Master Mix feedi,ng can be more profitable than ever fo~ you. See us today. Offer ...... Oct. 3'."70

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.'., is ,confined to Ointon Memorj's l·/, .Hospital. ' . . Howard Ary of Oregonia Road ,is a patient at Kettering Memor.' • f I." • ial Hospital. Village COu~lcil metih regular Our ' get well wishes to all. session Monday: ·night. Charles ' ~~,flP~S. Grand~~en~s ate Mr. Our sympathy to the family Sanders was s\\(orn in as Council "and ~s: He(man BeUman, Sr. of Ira E. ' Surface, former resi· Il}embei ih\ls, ·filling ,the ·Vacant 'ari:d ·. ~:,JamfMts: Viva'*," Fry~, all dents of near here, and the s~at created by the death of our of 'W.aynesVille; family has expressed to your late . Mayor B<>b Willis. Charles writer -their deep appreciation Beck, fOI~mer 'l~esident of 'coun· to the many local residents who cil, automaticaily became Mayor remembered them at the time and was sworn in by ,G.M. ~c· of their loss. Donald. George Wall was elected - ', -. -~-:-:----,----. School menu for the week by Council ~as President and of Oct. 19-Mon. Barbecue on Charles Sanders- term will. run bun,. tator tots, Harvard beets, through 1973 as he is replacing cookie, milk; Tues., luncheon Charles Beck's seat as council fRIENDS HOME r"EWS member. meat sandwith, buttered green beans, potato chips, spice cake By Ne,lie Dunnell Mr. Carl Rode of Carl Rode & FOR (coconut topping), milk; Wed., .,. _ Associates, Inc., Engineers Sur· EXPERIENCE toasted cheese sandwich, tomato Mrs. Florence Crane attended veyors of Colutnbus, also visited a: !>irthday; dinner for her son, COuncil regarding Water & Sewer soup/crackers, hot rice pudqing, 'Edward J. pineapple slice, milk; Thurs., Carmen Crane, on Sept. 28. for the Village. Mr. Rode will . . spaghetti & hamburger in tomato Delmar. Chaney called on his meet later this month with th~ sauce, buttered corn, slieed peamother, Bessie Chaney, on ThursCorps of Engineers in Louisville ' for ches, bread & butter, milk; friday. to ascertain where S.R. 73 may JUDGE day, No School, Teachers MeetRobert Crane called on his . go before fUirth~r plans might Warren County Court ing. niothe~, Florence Crane, on Tue~be made. day. .. Mrs. Sue Carman returned 'RAMBY PHOTOS County Court Mrs. Allen Koonce visited her home Saturday from the PostServes the Township of mothe.r, Florence Crane, ort Frima,sters Convention held in St, <WuLUn,~ Wayne Union Clearcreek day ~ Louis last week. Maslle-- Washington Hamilton 210 CHAPMAN STRaaT Harlan Salem Opal Tresslar took"several lao Mrs. Claudia Brandenburg, WAYNUVIL.LE. OHIO, dies for a ride to Hidden Valley Ralph Brandtmburg aild Miss Sue II7~~II' on Thursday: They came home Steele spent Tuesday in Pataskla .lQaded:With ilPples. visiting Mrs. Francis Barker. . . Mis. B.e~ie Chaney was a Mr. and Mrs. W.O. McOelland w~kend,:guest of Mr. and Mrs. of Clarksville were" Tuesday Roy Muterstiau8h of Xenia. evening callers on the Clarence Mrs'. Nellie Bu,nneU;s cousins Price's. calle'd onher .Thursday.· Mrs. Judy Mills entertained ....,...lily Fulton of Columpus, Mrs. Annabelle Clark and Oau·· : James Odell and daughters, detta Reedy at her home SaturCatolee Holohan and Marilyn day. night. . ~~~ney, RQe and Antha Din. the WSCS 'o f the United . Wid(1ie of Dayton Vis,ited Sarah Methodist Church met Thursday JIl~f;l!Mr~!~i~ g~~~l~;~~.S~t~~,:t.\,,- " ~ . , .. Burnett S9nday afternoon. ,. afternoon at the ., church witli . me .,way~ Robert' Palmet called 'on his· Mr~. I~ogean Voiers ' 'and Mrs. " ~~ few Moth~ on Surida~;: . '.' , Mary Jo Haines as hostesses. ~:flrid···'jt:.~ ,I {Matt. Carrie 'Russel spe ' nt the week- . llJ.! , ';r e program lead.ers were Mrs. 1 ~«:'·llf:.'I]I:"I'''' .T,A -':~~_"""~~ 81~ said, .'.1 ~ end with her family. ' . ". Helen 'Robertson and Mrs. Lucy ~·.,. and tb,,::~f~:, Mr~. ' ;Nellie Bunnell's family McCarren. . . , , ~~j;:wn,~.~~ :~~~o the ,Fa~her;: '. ~P~At 'Sunday everung with her. Dale Cahill, Prjncipal of Har'" !.' . . " . : .: veysbtirg.School"anno_llficed that ,t,~ J~ney ~~s .and ' T.B. .t~sts. will ~, given at- the ;... ~~~ett~' -l~lDP~y 14dley call,ed school Oct. 19' to_ali .Kindergar· . on, -Jessie Robitzer ' and other ten, 1sf grade, 4th grade and all ,.friendS :'at th ' Friends Home', new students. Make sure your ;;'U( ye :are ; ~t~~y. '" /,". youngstCfrs .have had their tests! :";~g; ,... :Mr,s. J~¥ L. , Jo~,~son_of.New Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and ~~,,:~..,.. " ._;;- :York Cjty: and MJuQr ,~l<e, New family have moved into the Ed We Would like introduce to you our "NEW high Jlim~~~', is~" v;sit,ng- her ~o. Burton rental on Cross Street quality printing." Much .effort has gone into IM·le'sSie ; Robitzer! at the and:Mr. an~ Mrs. William -Michael PROVING our quality ltandarda. The latelt in typer.nenclI " ,. ' and family have,\moved into .the equipmau "brill. to you thia quality at lower "''''rYQ'T ~m~r and.'Mrs. lM Buiton rent1l1 on Main 'Street. Pricaof r' ~isb~j ,'. ~,~..'~)n't forge( tl1e anQUaI Hali~~J~P:~i\Q'-~.t!~""VI ~d!l'Jlll,*,et: 14o~er, .' , loW'¢en C8miVal to .be held,Oct. . • FOR • . • IUIUIEIi CARDa ii2~~I~~~I~II~r~ after~C?On. ' , 24 ip. the';schopl gym. Food will • WEDDINa 'IiVITAn • • -Nea FOR. e,i . at,t~nded " , b~ served;frorn 5 p.rn.-on~very,eTlCKm .. AIINOUNCEIIENlI '~~~ClIt!i~~eJ ~t' her.' daugli. body~ is U(~d to at~en~.~;iu~ -HANDIILU . • Lm'ERHEADI ·.WIIIIAIM Ge~~~r on '. port this event sponsored ,by the .• EIIVELOPD -MAILERI i~YI~~~ . ,,'t ." '. ,. . P.T.O: ' ,. • NEWlLE1TERI - lROCHURD iack)~~ .~nd ~s.~! Mi'~• .~~ ~rd .gr~4e tea~her e NEWSPAPERI .- POSTERI .~~ JeSSIe ,., h:ere t hai " re~UIned ,.to ' ber. ' h9~~< . 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Third '&::Miami IStreets '. SI'llllwm BU pl i~ t ('~) m;cn l i OJl . Charles Pike~ Evangelist , , : \6flllan \1c;iJowll. P\.l ~HH " I ()::OO a.- ro •.. SU'nC,lat. Mo(nil)S '. ~ :'30 p.m. - Sunday Eyening 9:3{) <l. 1ll .. Sunclij \' ~ ht)o l ' '6 :30 p.m. -, Wednesday Evening ,.)O:3tru:lll oo Sunu':J Y "I.HI'ling Phone. 897.-4462 ror.i nformatioP· , .Wor~l ri r , 7:30p.m.. SUI1UU Y Evenin g S(' rv i~ c ' ' First Baptist 'Ch'urc;h 7 :'3 0 p.m., Wl.! unl.!sda}. ~1iu\\'cck North.Main St ~eet PrilYl.!f anJ Bihle St ud), ' . John P. Osborne, Pas tor 10 :00 a.m. ,Sunday Schllol , ;J~na~s Run Baptist . 11 :00 a.m:;MOrl'ling W~HSh i p . ". . Church . 6 : ~O p.m. ,TrainingiUnion .Ohiu 7 ~ UI!>I t .; 7:30 p.m.,Evening Worship : L.'~tc r KiJd. Pa'~ior 7 :30p.in .,Wednesday Prayer I'O:O() a.Ill .. SlInJa\' SdlO'ol ' . Mec'tin'g : ' 10:0') & ' I I :00 Sund.. }: ' (Affiliated .with Southern BapWmshi r ~I.! rv h; e . . tist Convention). 7 :3()'lun .. SlIlIuay !:veiling First Church-of Christ Worship bl ~ t IJi g" Street Steve Tigner, Minister . United Methodist Church () :30 a.1l 1·... Sulid ay IBihlc &holll 'l>Jvid lIarpcl'. Pastor , 10:30.1.111. , Sunday WIIP,hip and ( 'OI1lIllU II i C)II 9:30 \.1 . 111 •• Sunday Chu rch 6 :00 p.IlI ., SIIIH.la i YlIlIlh Scrvit.:c Mc'ctillg 10:30 \.1 . 111 ., Su,;d; y Schuol 6 :30 p.in .', Sunday Christian II :00 a.m., Sunday Worship Youth tlour Scrvi~e 7:30 p.m., Slinday Evcnillg Yuurh Fellowship and Bil}le Worship . Study 7:30 p.m.. Wedllcsuay Bihlc Harveysburg Full Gospel Study ,

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Walnut-Vine R. ,Meredith, Pastor . 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:)0 a.m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. Youth FeiloWshipjr. high & sr. high 7:45 p.~n. Wednesday'chOlr rchcan:.il ~obert

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Third & Main Streets Rev, Harold Deeth, Rector I I : I 5 a.III., Murning Prayer 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays : Holy Cqmmunioll 2nd & 4th Sundays

United Methodist· Church

Spring Valley Church of Christ Glady Street

Third & Nnrtl,l Strects . '. l. Young. Mlnistcr 9:00 a.m. Church School 10: 15 a.m.. Church at Worship 6:00 p.m. Jr. & Sr. Youth Fellowship

10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.n~. Wednesday-Evening Worship , , '-

Corner uf 73 & Corwin Rd. ,· Rev. Sherman Cuok. Pastor 10:.10 a.I11 .. Sunday Schuul 7:00 p.m .• Sunday Eve. Service 7:30 p.m.. Wedilesday Eve. Service 7:30 p.m.• Sat. Eve . Service FIRST 'CHURCH OF GOD 49 ~. Main Street 9:30 a.m. _Sunday School 1O:~0 a.m. _ Morning Worship 7:00 p.m .• Sunday evening .

Spring V~lley Friends Church . .

.... . , Mound Street E. Friend CoUser, Pastor · 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sch~1 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship

Waynesville Rescue Mission

Christian Baptist Mission Main Street Mrs. luis ~naway. P.dstor 10 a.m. Sunday School I I a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Evenin~ Worship... 7:30 p.m. Prayrr Meeting, Wed,:,csday & Thursday 7:30 p.m. Song-fest, last ':;aturday .each iUOIlth. \ •

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WHERE ARE THEY? In ·tbe late" hours of television viewIng, we See the timely reminder that the bour is late and are asked the quelltion, "Do you know wh~re your cbilldren are?" , It would be difficult to determine how many timles this public service ' commercial hus -caused parenl!i ' to become awart~ of the fact their children were not present and accounted for. " ~nd,. there is tbe Q~er ~lde of the COlD. ' The commercial 18 seen ,by children~ viewing television at home, who do not know wbere their parents are, and, if tbey do know, have liO idea when their parents will b.~ returning bome. RegreUully, in these ' modern times, the hOlme is becoming less and lea the lEocal point of family activity: Everyone, parents and children, , always 'seem to have "somewhere" to . go, some activity tbat takes them outside the borne. Home, for many, is merely a place to eat and to sleep-a place to go wben the hour is late or the stomacb is empty. Think about it for a moment. Is your bouse a bome? Do the occupants really "live" there? U not.

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Ohi~ 'and 73 intersection at WaynesviUe was overworked with -accidents between Friday an~ presstime Monday. Two telephone poles and a 200'pair 10l)g distance cable was cut by a du~p truc.k at the intersection Friday, Monday afternoon two cars collIded at the same~ intersection sending two persons to the hospital. No further ac· cident details were available at presstitne.-David EdsaU Photo

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The . Wayne local Board of Education will place on' the No· vember . ballot a Renewal Tax Levy of 5 mills to maintain the fmancial support of Wayne Lo· cal School. The Renewal ,will not increase property taXes or ·result ,~ any increased costs to the people of ,the district. The passage of the renewal issue will merely renew or guarantee. the amount of money originally voted by the people. "Your fine support of Wayne Local Schools in the past has been great," said Superintendent Paul Schwamberger. "Your support of this iss\le is needed and will be appreciated."

RETIRED TEACHERS ORGANIZE IN WARREN COUNTY A W~rren County Retired Teachers Chapter is being orga. nized and the group is seeking out all retired teachers in the county. An organization meeting was conducted Oct. 5, according to a report from Miss Elizabeth Cha(1dler of Waynesville. . The next meeting of the new organization will be Oct. 26 at 2:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church at Oregonia.

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WHO IS THE CANDIDATE CAPABLE OF HANDLING THE SECOND ' CoUNTY COURT 'JUDGESHIP?

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' : -Note Bill. r's' .EditO 'iri1provements which includ.ed has es articl 'qf _ieI for thisPresident Lincoln sent Dr. the fust high school in that city Warbeen prov~ded· ~y . as well as a city superint~ndent Evans to Colorado to be a terriren Courity Histo ncal ~ toriai governor and he lived the, of schools. ciety and the articl es appearremaining 35 years of his life in ion His interest in educat ing w.e prepa red by. Mar· Denver. He helped start the use caused him to look beyon d the d ion Snyder, a past presl~t high school and he founde d, ,of cable cars in Denver, erecte of r edito and ty Socie of the with others , Northwestern Uni· a business block there, took part its ' mont hly publi~t~n, versity, locate d at Evanston, m., in starting the Colorado Semir ''The H istoricalog'~. Read .s which was named for him. ':Ie nary which later became Denve to d invite are a tte as Gaze served the of assisted in getting the state legIS· University, which he contribute items of interest lature to exemp t the new col- trustee until his death. (due credi t will ' be given) His name is perpet uated in lege from taxatio n and also to ed dat~ is ror .• an and if Colorado by a station on the giye it valuable lands. please n) (to err is huma Meanwhile, the elder Evans Denver and Pacific Railway, a advise thEI edito r or Snyde r relented in his stand on his son's massive mount ain peak north. who's telopl:tone' numb er at passing up the oppor tunity to west of Denver. He also had ex. Leban on 'ist932 -8320 run his father' s -store and ad- tensive banking interests in Den. vanced money for investments ver where his descendents still JeHN EVANS in real estate which lead to t~e make their home. In an earlier ' 'colulJUl, I men. vast Evans fortune. Dr. Evans ~ . He was m~rried twice. His tioned both David Evans, a mer· . first wife was Hannah Canby repo{te'd 'to have given' the chant in WaynesVille over 150 versity as much as $100,0 00. of Ohio by whom he had four years ag~ and, his noted son, ' children three who died early; A .tidy sum a centur y ago. John Evans. At that time j I The great Bish~? Mat~ew a . dauU:ter, Josephine married briefly revi~wed John Evans' ~ Simpson "conve rted the ~rrth. samuel Elliott, who was govercareer -, withou t any reference He 4. 1873.7 right Quaker into a Meth~dlst. to no'r df Colorado material. the benefit of that denorru~hon later married Margaret Gray of I have since locate d addiin later years. He soon became a Maine who gave him four chilo tional inform ation which I wish projector for the Methodist Book dren two sons and as many to use in this colum n. John WelS Concern, a builder of the Meth- daughters. the elder IOf 13 children born to Dr. Evans died on July 3, o'dist Olurch Block (an early David 'a nd Rachel (Burne tt) 1897. He was indeed a credit to Chicago office building) and supEvans. The elder Evans had some _ ported the' "North west Christian the comm unity of his nativity. 60 -acres of land in additio n to Waynesville. Advoc ate" publication. _-..._ _ _ __ his store. He had "big plans" for He branch ed out into busibut stor~, the Jo1m -to take over ness and perhaps his great hi :- spn.: ~{l other ~~~s, .. he achievement in this area was ~ - ITEM: Homogenized milk keeps wante a to becom e a ~octor. . the format ion and building up of in plastic coated paper car· best John won out and after at. tons. Research i~dicates that the Chicago and Ft. Wayne Railtendin g .the Qerm ontAc ademy light creates an off-flavor c~led road (in our time in the Pennd milk when the bght oxidize in Philadelphia, he graduated sylvania system) which he tes slightly opaque plastic penetra from the -medical depart ment brol,lght into downt own Chi~ago bottles, it was reported clear or of the Cirllcinnati College in 1838 sity of Pennsyl· eth Univer twentI by the for its terminal. Many vania. · at theage~ of 24. His father gave centur y citizens have uncon · him saddle, bridle, pony and sciously blessed him- for his fore· ten' dollars md'-h e started to . make ·hiS. Wely weStward. He, fust located . in. Attica, Ind. Here he . beciu'ne interes ted in the men· tally ill und . spent several years worlci:ng to secure Indiana's fu~t mentat~ . hosp~tal. He. assisted m its constructi~n 'about J 844. . . He ~Came a ' .professor of . obstet tics ' at" the RU$h Medical :. 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First Baptist Church North Main Street John P. Oshorne, Pastor 10 :00 a.m ..Sunday &hnol II :00 a.m. ,Morning Worship 6 :30 p.m .,Training Union 7:30 p.m.,Evening Worship 7:30p.m. ,Wednesday Prayer Meeting (Affiliated with Southcrn Bap· tist Convent ion). First Churct.of Christ 152 High Street Steve Tigner, Minister 8 :3U a.m. Th~ Christians Hour (WCKY radio, Cinty) 9 :30 a.m. Bible School (classes for all) 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Junior Church Revival Fires (Ch. 12 12 noon TV, Cinty) 6:30 p.m. let·Cadets 6:30 p.m. Alpha Teens 7:30 p.m. ,Evening Worship! Friends Meeting Fourth Stlcct uar IIigh 9:30 a.~n., Sunuay &hool 10:45 a.m .. SunditY Meeting for Worshil) (unprogrammed) St..Au~stine Church • l"Ii gf1 'Streel Rev. Josc'ob :11. Lu tmer. Pas.tor ." c· - , ... 73"'11.'&' I' J'iJ .ln-: Masses X a.m . &.:~ p.m; floly [)JYs 7:30 p.lll. First Friday 7:45 ;J.I!l. i}Jily Mass 5:30 p.m. Saturd~y Mass St. Mary's Episcopal Church Third. & Main Streets Rev. IIarold Deeth, Re~lor II: 15 a.m., Morning Prayer lSI , 3ru & Sth Sundays : Huly Communion 2nd & 4th Sundays United Methodist ·Churc" Third & North;Streets . .',l.. Young, Minister I 9:00a.m. Church $chool t 10: 15 a.m. Churchiat Wo~ship 6:00 p.m. Jr. & Sri Youth Fellowship

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CORWIN Pentecostal Holiness Church'" Acy Lamb. Pastor10:00 a.lll .. Sunday SdlOOI ' 7:30 p.m .. Sunday. Wednesuay anu Saturu~IY. Evelling Wurship Serviccs 7:30 p.IlI., Wcdnesday Yout'h Servicc '.

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WinDing Someone has said, pf " sports, "The race is never won until the . final gun." How true-and how revalent to the game of ' ljfe, as . well, is this statement. . To try, always to try-how great is this virtue. Many' of us· stay with the pack so long as we feel there is hope, dropping quickly to the wayside when,1it appears there is ,little chance left to win. To the contrary, ·We should always renew our, efforts as th~ chances of success appear less probably. .' . . Hope is an incentive, ·.b ut it has little value without. active effort. One cannot hope to win. and make it so. One must try~ To , give up hope is to' expect defeat, to accept defeat before th~ race is ended. . . VVhen reason tells you tfiit a cause is hopeless-give it abother try. You are never out of the race ' until cease· to try. ."

Search for the goodness in life. Meet your responsibilities with honesty and determine the purpose of your thoughts and your actions. Search for your salvation, You w!ll come to know God and you . WIll find the strength to live a life that is pleasing and fruitful.

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GA'RAGE SALE'I Oct. 23". rain or ACME Sanitation, licensed with Board shine. MinI ~Ike , .n~lques, Avah bot. · Health, all modern equipment. ·tles, ~Iothlng, aft: Sites. Carter Drive, · of Clean leachlhg bedS, outsIde vaultsl 'second house on left. '42c1 septic tanks. All worK guaranteed-24 ----~ hour service. Been In business for 25 DARK Room ,Equipment, black & • years. Phone Middletown 423·2945. white. Good for beginner, Instant . 42C4 prlnter~ enlarger, basiC equipment. Phone ' 8111·6451. 42c1 BABYSITTING In my home by hour, day or week, fence" In yard. Ask for 39" RANG'E for sale. Phone 897· Joann. Phone 897·6021. 39ctf 4306. ' 42c2 ,~

WElL McLain P·562 hot water 011 fired boller, expansIon tan~ two 275 gal 011 tanks. Phone 891·66/1. . 42c2 PATIO SALE: Antiques furniture, dlshes~ clothes, mIsc., Oct.. 23, :t!4 & · 25 Trom 10 to 6. Lo· cated at 62 Suncrest, Lebanon. 42cl

HOME repair and maintenance car· penter, concrete, sheet metal paint· 'Ing, roofing ·and · electrical. 'Phone; 746·2982. 21ctf .

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3 BEDROOM brick home patiO hardwood floors an~ garage. Located near the school. $18,000. Phone 897· 4501 or 897-5616. 42c2 CLEAN carpets the save and. safe way wIth Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Waynesville FurnIture. 42cl . REDUCE safe and 'fast with Gobese tablets and ' E-Vap water pills. Walker 42cl Pharmacy. CHEVROLET 4 speed transmission, Borg-WarnerT·10, Hurst linkage, $150. Phone 897·4488 after 5 p.m. ask for Phil. 41nc1

MILL CLOSEoOUT CARPET SALEI Your choice of Armstrong nylon, kitchen carpet or DuPont 501. Reg,,· lar $9.95 value all at one low sale price $1.99 sq, yfJ. Completely In· st'a lled over: heavy ·foam pad.

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, Phone 372·6995. Free estimate. Out of town. cali collect. This coupon worth $1.00 'wlth purchase. APPLES & fresh cider. Lumpkin'S Fruit Farm, 2 miles sOuth of Center· ville on Route 48 to Nutt Road, east 114 mile. 39ctf

F.OR RENT NEW 3 bedroom house. Phone 897· 2372. , ' 42c1 5 ROOM, 3 bedroom house, large garden, carpet 'In IIvlngroom and 1 bedroom, across from Baptist Church on North Main Street. Phone 8977456. 42c1

NOTICES MILLERS Gun Club, Turkey and Ham Shoot every Sunday, 1 p.m., Township Road. Ph. 897·4071 41c4

WANTED WANT to trade 1961 VW Karmann Ghla In good condition for VW sta· tlon wagon. Phone 897·2060. 40ctf

"And the world passes away, and the lust of it; but he who does the will of Cod abides forever." . - I John 2 :17 . We. are all concerned with time. It moves too slowly during periods of waiting or antici. pa.tlOn ; It may "run out" when the re is an important task unfinished . The age of maturity brmgs to many. of us. a true sense of rrason, an awareness that few things in this life are permanent and ImpervIOUS to change. ' . We . learn,. so~e of us, that God's love is constant and unchanging, as is God's will. With thiS realization, we may be led to make the greatest use of our minutes hours days and years that mark our time upon this earth. ' •

WANTED: Part time typist to learn typesetting. Must be wlllln~ . to work nlaht hours and Droaress ,t oward full time work. Apply The Miami Gazette 105 S. Main, waynesville 39ncn

J.TEM: Remind dad and the young folks that breakfast should include some protein food. Even when eaten on the run, this helps to eliminate that craving for high calorie mid·morning snacks.

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Happy Birthday to those of you who~e bir~hdays fall be· tween October 23 and November 21. The p'erson born under this sign is very "deep ". The Scorpio personality is strong, and these peopl~ ale rather fixed in their ideas .and tend to be the .sort of people who have their own opin· ions and are not easily shaken from them. Scorpio is a passionate sign, he is deep in his feelings,. pas· -sionately and devotedly attached to the person or cause that is rus, but equaUy passionately un· changing. in this detestation of what is disliked.

If .you' get ~e i~pression from the . above stateQ'lent 1hat these Scorpio ,types are' gO,od tohave on your s~de,- a~d th~t they make formidible'o.pponents, you are quite right! " . :. The nature of Scolipio is na~ -turally secretive 'and don 't tr~· to delve too ~eeply in'to , his ., psyche because there is some· thing in his nature that a,bhor~ ·, the idea of having someone ,qo close, it's almost as if he needed' ~ room to breathe freely and canI .•

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One of several area Halloween haunts was the P.T.O. Carnival at Harveysburg where a band of 'bewitchingly' clad youngsters thronged the festival area. Gazette Editor, Dennis Dalton, joined Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Rogers for costume judging. The judges chose .the above to receive a cash prize in 10 divisions. Winners shown above included: funniest, Paul McCarren; ugliest, Donna Lamb ; prettiest , Jodi Plummer ; pat'riotic, Jeff Huddleson; television character, Patty Williams; best couple , Amy and Sherri Schoenherr; witch, Robin Mattingly; story book, Dianne Stingley; most original, Lynn Settlemyre and youngest, Nina Rich., one and a half years old. "Dennis Dalton Photo

. October_30, 1970. Here it is Ftiday again, and the dead line .;, is approaching. . . •: , It, is anoth~r loy-ely: sunny fall, . ' truck 'and ~ook two _.c~lves. ~ ,~f~~r , rain,ll11d ,fog. ~erc~.is a ,~, i,bere were . not : :matt)" :calves ~light.:nip ~ the ~r tbis mor9i~g. there, and the prices ' were just Most of the leaves are down, but fair. Lots of nice feeders that )lere and there are the trees- that HQward longed! to buy for the have just turned a lovely yellow prices did not seem to be too or orange and stand out against high. Veal's StilH topped in the , the dark back~oun.d. Still some forti.es, and head calves thirty gr~e,n ,u:~~s .. H)f;' .p',\r~errY b~sl:l . ,tQ: .(or: •:!..:W~· ~wete pU2:zle.p ,.bY. ~';' . · by.4the -house. has a; lovely, br-ight . trockf i (ls"at sheep thai 'did' not red 'branch tru.t I can see from come into 'the ring. They must the window over the sink to have been going to sell them in brighten .the job of disliwashing. the other ring, but we didn't Mrs~ G. and I got squeezed know when. Loads of hogs o~t of the paper thiS ' week by cOming in. 4>t$ of soybeans poliJical ads' arid :now. by . the Y-~.t to be combined, but this time y ,Ol,l get'. t·rus; the ..electiohs - week has been too wet- for that. will ,.be)an· Gver. ,We can't.-pleaSe As .soon as we can;~er ~~e fences everyone ~ but' we 'hope they Will fixed, we can turn ' the hogs and be -for the best for us all. Goo ct· cattle into the corn fields. There luc.k to the winners and better was so much com down that the luck next time ·to the losers,' I picker couldn.'t: get it all so as hope you all voted, win or lose. soon as we can, we will turn .' Perhaps our, luck has changed. c'ows and hogs in. We sold, a puppy .last -night. Our The Salvation Army has ad in the MIddletown . Journal finally taken lOver the last of qas brooght' a number ~f'inqui the land I owned on the right nes" That 'leave~, us f1ve ' to' go: hand side of Middleboro Road. 11Jere is one ou~ on approval. Have you ever visited their camp? ~p.a .:and the, littl~ girl and boy It is one of the best in the recame to' look at .them and were gion. Good cabins, a big dining allowed to take ~ one home to hall and office building, big pond · show 'Mama'; who does not want and many other things. They ·3 W.e do 'not "o(ten~ do expect to use Miss Bertha Harris' tha,t" lbut this ~. a spe.cial .case house for one of their mainte,.. ' and; we ' hope Mama ' was so nance men,and the barn is to be ., cinir med when ~e ~w her little the center .of 'Wat is called uA .".. ~ c!,U!chin..8 'i~~ loyely , tiny Oillmen's F!l£!n", where they , that sbe will relent. bring city chil.dren to look at we .could ·get' rid of... the \ #.. " .. ·all the farm animals and show - ~11i!S~ tlilii~ would them where their ' food comes from. In our Illodern built-up .u:_' , ,

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!ligh· Streel Rev . Jllscoh II. lutme r. P-Jstor 7 a.llI . & 1 I a.m. Mas.'ies X '-'.tn. & X p,m, lIoly ()JYs 7:30 p.m. First Friday 7:4 5 a.m. l>Jily Mass 5:30 p.'-n. ~turday Mass

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APPLE S & fresh ' cider, Lumpkin'S Fruit Farm, 2 mites south of Center· ville on Route 48 to Nutt Road, eaSt 'l/4 mile. , 39ctf CHEVROLET 4 speed transmission, Borg.WarnerT-10. Hurst linkage, -. Phone 897-4488 after 5 p.m. ask 19r Phil. . 41ncl FRED'S ' MuShroom Compost, superb mulch and ground conditioner for all plantings excellent for roses. flowers, shrubbery. lawns, gardens, etc. Con ,' talns all ~ plan~ Tooa avallaOle IU( green crops, completely sterilized, also widely used for building greens and tees on golf courses 'and spreading '~' lIghtly on fairways. Muchroom 5.011 ~Iso available for top drElsslng al)d too" soli Phone Clnn. 683\6491, all , 'hO'(jr~ - or -South I!.ebanon, 494-1000

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Quakers comprised the greater portion of Waynesville's early settlers, and tbe formation of a Yearly M1eeting (equivalent in most cburches to a conference) was only a natural development of events, Tbe local Meeting was formt.>d in 18tO, and its recent sesquicentennial a memorable event. Our columns seem to be partial to Quakers !is Qur fir,st coluqm wa~ on JOQn Sa~tertb waite, ' a devout Friend, and. next week we bope to write about anotber equally interesting Quaker, Seth Ellis.

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come territorial K<?yernor .9H':~"~.' lorado. The . rest ,of ~,ohn .El~~ life was spent 'in ttUit state wbefe he did much in the ~evelopme,nt. of Denver and where bi~ , des:!: .- ~ cendents still reside. The fa~l1y " has been engaged iIi banking, and ' allied business since3obn's com:;,' . .. ing to Denv~r. , ReturniOg , to the Quaker' churcb it experienced "the separatidn" in 1828 wbentbemem-, bers remaining steadfast intheir orthodox beliefs. Lead by Elias Hicks they became known .as "Hicksite Quakers" . The Indiana Yearly Meeting has beld ~ts annual session at Waynesville on tbe even numbered year eacb bi -annu'al since tbat date, It meets witb tbe Fall Creek OMeeting (Indiana) tbe alternate years, . A reprint of an 1894 publicahon sbows tbe Yearly meeting at Waynesville bad an advertisement of Hadden and Janney of tbis village for tbeir' "Carpets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, also Blankets" . A comment reads " And so the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends at Waynesville, First day , 9th month , 30th , 1894, may be reco rde<1 as a happy assembl y of Chri.stlans _.. , Several pictures are carried including the present Friends Horne as well as the White Brick Meeting House, a reprint of a picture of Miami Valley College at nearby Springboro, also pictures of Henry Thomas and Nancy Irwin Wales Butterwortb and their home down near Fosters in the south part of Warren County . Tbe Butterworth family came all the way to Waynesville to - attend meeting ea,cb Sabbath .Day by horse drawn vehicle. A bit slower tban their descendent, Nnacy Foster Newman , ber husband and children do today. Nancy's grandmother was a Butterworth, ber father was Tbomas Foster named for bis grandfather.

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quickly througb it, I was struck by a photo of Dav~dEvans, clerk of the local Meetihg ' for m~y years. A ' portion of a treahse be published titled ' "Calumny, etc:' is reproduced. It bear-s tbe date of , 1st of 6th month 1832. Beers 1882 History of War:ren €ounty·· 'States tbat ' David Evans and bis wife were tbe first couple to be married in the White Brick Meeting House bere in 1813.) Mrs. Evans was formerly Racbel Burnett, Tbe history furtber states tbat Mt. Evans was a prominent man in tbe business interests...?f Waynesville; was for a conSIderable time engaged in mercantile business and attended largely to tbe execution of wills ~d tbe settlement of , esta~es and frequently served as guardian over minors." David and Rac~el Evans' oldest son, Jobn, became a great man in bis day and was p~obably as well known in bis day as any person born in Waynesville , A capsule review of John 's life will testify to our claim . He was born March 9, 1814. John studied medicin~ a?d be,carne a phYSician at CInClnnatI; moved into Indiana where he took a leading part in the estabUshment of that state's " Insame Asylum ", the only mental insti tution of a century ago. He soon moved to C~icago, then a small settlement even for that, day. Tbrough his business foresight (inherited from bis father?), he took part in bri~ging a ra.ilroad to Cbicago and mto wbat IS, now the Loop, Some opposed the Idea, but it bas a great ~ffect ?n the development of Cblcago mto a great rail .center.. . , He took a leadmg part 10 the establis~ment ~f N?rthweste.rn Universlty and Its Site, the CIty of Evanston, is named for bim, To appreciate bis role at .N?rt.bwestern, one needs to VISit .1tS - ' campus and check its early blS-

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By Cliff Meager 'After a scoreless first half, ·Eddie Cullison started the Spartan scoring with 6: 15 minutes left in the third quarter . . This began the Sparta n's 20-0 victory over Qinton-Massie. s later ' two minute Less . than Marty Mayo scored the second .Spartan touchdown with Ron Sackett making the extra points. Bob Keller scored the Spartans final touchdown with" only 3:21 minutes remaining in the third quarter. In a desperate attempt for a score, the Falcons got to within only the 20 yard line in the last I

WAYNE RESERVES BEAT SPfUNGBORO . On Oct. 2~, Waynesville's reserve foo.tball team beat the Spring . boro reserves 14-0.

minutes of the game. There were some pass interceptions and fumbles on both teams, but there were very few penalties for either team.

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Reserve and .Varsity basketball practice ·started 'Nov. 2 under the direction of c;oach Vernon Hooper. The 'freshmen basketball coach is Lucian Hatfield. ' , On Oct. .3], the District A Cross Country me~t was held at Princeton High Scho~1. This Was the last event of the season except for the state meet.

By opini~p" poll suggesiiort Tuesday, Oct. 27, ' was the. ',. was passed ,and :a ..'C or;pmit iee :. latest Student ~uncti meeting,' was .. four e{ ~lk' &tpie .CuUison . ''rhe discussioo' .centered plainly as- c.hair~an . .The otber n)embers around the tne",be'r _.e~chanRe of the c0p191it~e~ atel:.arry Nel- , with Fairmol}t West Hi~~hbOJ. s<,>n, Ilz ar;y~nt; · llarb...Bi.adl~y . 'Those ;tttcl\(iing" were lairy Nelson, ~~. ~ant, ..~hilsty Ric- ,and.Steve Jone~';:'Th~re a St.~~ ;. ' '~nt Council WQI'ksh<>,p at ·ebilli·. key, Debbie 'Watkins, ,; £(JCiie .cuI; .,. cothe 6n ~Oy.j4'. ' · ' Jison, Steve 10 es~ Gary Cook, e Lo",ng ~ '. The ,Junior·S,enio Gus Edwards, Arln Boe.ck -and r~~s are:'··.(~) No s.r:nolQng~ (2) Jeff Rich.Q,rds. CORRECTION A summary of studen~ coun- . ,Kec;p lqu.nge ole~n, (3) .L~it the The telephone number to consound tif music, (~) No tardiness cil proposaI"s·. and projects until tact Junior High Principal Craig to ciaS$,'s, (5) .Th~· lounge is to th~ present time has been -reFranci~o is 897-4706, not the · be used only during: ~tudy ' halis', leased. In adldition to ,or .in plaCe one .printed in the Oct. 28 issue. (6) ,Juniors : and SeniOrs 'oilly, , of the Good Grooming-Awards·, there wi~b~ aJ;itiu nshjp Award. . (7) Th~ lounge j s ~19sed · during nte stud'en s sel~cted (rpm "the break, (8) Oflly,Seniors to ~e admitted duriDg 'lu,nCh and (9),' " each cl! ss would be judged on Ke~p tpe., t8!kiJ)g;.\0 ~ ~iI!lum~· con<.;ern, partl-fipation, ~hoJare' do i~t~f f.. . h~"'lt\ ..:.'SQm~ J .. \ I' - • . ' ship ana sP;iit • • , • " . . tib)es : as' . !hin~ ' suc~ ~~g The ..~udent CoU~ijl pJanS : :~ J. to have fl.Ye",mem1?er e~hang.~ . ~l!.S, ~ " ,~~c-.;Qrd... p~Y~l .. ' ..' '" television. with other schools. OTHER lRAPPE~II~G$~" , . The Junior·Senior l.oung¢. and the juke box in th~ cafeteria' ~ . Sing Out Wiy~ille ·kfaliif · . n.lDIllI ~ IUIJunK l.all,a,,:1' IJl"~II.~~' are tWo of the .Student Council -. comnuttee .wiIl."meet on:Novt fl . : . . p'r9.Jle~~s f:rh.'~,juk~ box costs Sl S aC~h~ fir~~~urch . ~f quistj t" f" . ' .~yhe§Y1lte, .,itt ~:30, iUn~ a£jij '.. '. ~ V(~.k ,to,~~-!,~, 'r. ,. . . ~ Schbo~. 1,;1.' . • ~" . f' ; ! .. ': ''';.. :..r, . .' 1,"TwJ~~I~~~~:5P.~~B! ~'~~ltA~".Yr~. ·The opening of the lounge bas· been delayed for lack' of a ' . Natio~ J;.dqoa.tion·W~kl~was .\ Oct. 26·30;'. . , '... .'. , ':~,' tockable door. ' ~ '/ ' :.~: ''': ' ".'1.

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The Southw~tern Ohio Chapter of the American Heart Association has a new set of ftlmstrips available to the elementary schools in this area. The set includes f.our ftlmstrips and two 33 1/3 records, each runriing less than five minutes. The topics ars: How the Doctor Jklmi nes Your Heart,

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THE WEEK'S LE'lTER: '~I am ,14 years ol~ and ', I nee~ , your 'help. " t 'have, a p,ro~lerD about getti"g a i)oyfrif!'nd. t dress "ice. and I don't ,say bad words. What should I . do to get a bonriend?" OUR REPLY: We sUggest ~t you fQ&:g~t,. abQu~ getting a boyfr(~~~. "At , ~~ast, dop't c~)D8i~er ) t" ttt~ ni9!Jt Impo~t thing in yquf " .WQr:ld. ," Concern 'y.0urself $'st with preplfing for the fu~ tUre: This..must , be 'dope ,by pay! "jng A~t~nt~on. to y~ur 8,chool work. Do your assignments, make the ' best ' possible'· grade D ' lop . '.. . s. e~e ' , .your.persQnality. In y~ur search

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The ; latter ' might· ,be.' deo! varied, the exciting: room,· Vflth no", b~r1~:rs-):Ie- ·s lgned to dO~l?le as 'a ga;~~ ':' WardroQes, and especially young wardrobes, are due to ·tween, so 1amUy and,'guests room ' !n :,the eve~gsi' to~ " " t1;~~~tn~ltl.t have a whole new look. Innovation starts at the- .top; with can md,e .freely, between .t ne. .' table~p galpes ~ve..,one C,an: . ~,~"",:,".--:;," crocheted berets and long, long scarves, and continues through two areas. " '" ,·enjoy. . , ~ ". ~u'&I,y"'''' the poncho and its cousin, the cape, to a wealth of total-up ·rut·au these l!I-Pts 'a nd ideas" I~~e.~ Space '.:' " I : . • " , togeth~!! anij..t1;lt~Y 'td21~ to S~elf, cabinet and' stOr~ge . ~~~~o~ parts and partners. a rena~~nce 0 ', the ~wb~p. space can' btf increased. 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Federal troops queUed the "Whiskey Rebellion" in Pennsylvania, November 13, 1'794. The first intercollegiate football game was played November 13, 1869, between Princeton and Rutgers. President Roosevelt declared the Phillipine Islands • free commonwealth, November 14, 1935. Sherman began his march to the sea from Atlanta, November 14, 1864. The American Federation of Labor was formed, November , 15, 181$1. A declaration on control of ato~ic energy ,was issued by President 'Truman, Prime Minister Attlee and Prime Minister Mackenzie King, November 15, 1945. The United states and the Soviet Union established dip. lomatlc relationship, November 16,1933. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull re'Ceived Japane.e . envoys, November n, 1941. iohn L Lewis resigned as president of the CIO, November 18, 1940. The battleship Maine was launched, Noyember 18, 1890. The W.C.T.U. was organized November 19, 18'7•• Lineoln made his Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1863.

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Soulhern Bapli1l1 fO ll v'elll illll ?\ormall \fe~I.l()\..·'1. PasttJl' ' 9 :3<1.a.n'1.. SunJa\ ~ht;()I " . :W :.1O ;j : I1l .. SUild':JY \111rniJig Wor~,hip

North Main Str~el john P. Osborne, Pastor , to :OQ.a .m.,Sunday Schoul I I :00 a.m. ,Morning Worship 6:30 p.m. ,Training Union 7:30 p.m.,Evening Worship 7 :30p.m ., Wednesday Pra.yer Meeting with Southern Bapated (Af.fili ion). nt list ·Conve • . I •• ....

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St. Augustine Church ' , lIigh SI[Cei Rev. joseoh II. lu Imer, p..tstor 7 a.m. & II a.m. Masses H.a·1J1. & X p.m. Holy ().tys 7:30 p.lII. First Friday 7:45 a.m. ()Jily Mass 5:30 P: ;ll. Saturd~y Mass

St. Mary's EPiscopal Church Third & Main Slreets Rev. lIarold Deeth. Rector I I : 15 a:m ., Morning Prayer lsI, Jrd & 51h Sundays: Huly Communion 1nd & 4th Sundays

United Methodist· Church Third & Norlh Slreets '. L. Young, Minister 9:00 a.m. Church School 10: 15 a.m. Church at Worship 6:00 p.m. Jr. & Sr. Youth Fellowship

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United Methodist Church . I}Jvid lIarper. P;tslur 9 :30 a.III .. 'Sunday Churd! Service 10:30 a.m ., SUlld:IY ~hool II :00 a:m., Sunday Worship . ScfVil:c Youth Fellowship and Bible . Sludy

Harveysburg Full Gospel Church . 1:. South Street Rev . Jack Hamilton, Pastor 7 :30 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Friday - Young People's Service ,10:00 a.m. Sunday Scl\ool 7:00 p.m. SlInday Evening

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Spring Valley Friends Church Mound Street E. Friend Couser, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship Main Street Mrs. Lois Dunaway. p.clstor 10 a.m. Sunday School II a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday &: Thursday .1:30 p.m. Song·fest, Last

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FERRY Ferry Church of Christ Wilmington Pike & Soda I Row Road Bus Wiscman, Minister 9:00 a.m ... SUlldav Bible Sehuul 100: 15~a.m., Sund~y Worship 10: I 5 a.m., Sund&lY Ymuh ., Worship " 6:.l0.p.m ... Sunday EveningBible StUdy,. all ages. :, 7:.10 p.m .. Evening Worship, • 7 :30 p.m." Wedncsday, Midwcck Prayer and Bft!lc Siudy - ~

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Waynesville Rescue Mission Corner of 73 & Corwin Rd. Rev. Sherman Cook. Pastor 10:.l0 a.m .. Sunday School 7:00 p.m .. Sunday he . Service 7:.10 p.m.. Wednesday Eve. Service 7:30 p.m .. Sat. Eve. Servicc FIRST tHUR CH OF GOD 49 S. Main Stree,t 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School 10:30 a.m. - Morning Worship

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ACMESlnJtltlon, licensed with BOard of, ~"Ith, ,all modern ,equIpment. CI-.an leaching beds} Qutslde vaults1 septic tanks. All worK guarlnteed-24 hour service. Been In business for 25 years. P,hone Middletown 423·2945.

spendmg suits eyerybQdy , . each of us has individual styles and tastes. But everyone cpn use the booklet's important guide· lines on how to\ set up a budget, increase income, safeguard emergency funds, invest spare cash.

Following the booklet's WoJ:k Sheet, I listed items under two , 42e4 , main beadings: monthly income AL TERATION'S, . men:ai' "a;" ':women',s and monthly expenses. Right clothIng. No calls please between 12 away I put dll)wn my' income noo!' ... . nd 4 p,m., Vada Snoddy. PhOne from my social 'security, savings 897~237 4Sc1 ~rYlc;t, ./~:' Pl:lOne ~~1-4621. 44c1 account, and pension. BABYSITTING In my home.J by hour, But the booklet pointed out -. REpuCt, .fe alid 'fast lwlth GOb'ese day or week, fenced In Ylra. Ask for Ublets and E,:Vap w~t., ,PUli. W~lk" , ~ann. Phone 897-6021. 39tH , that I'd overloo·ked some impor, .....rmaey.".l . , ...... 42_ - , tant items on my list . . . the ~: ,' . ;- " HOME repaIr and maintenance car·' . equity of my home, the cash ROLET. : 4 sPeic$' transmlnlon, .penter, .co~cr.t., sheet metal pal~t-; Rbra.\Nili'IWU·T·l0, HUI'IUfnkag., ,_ -', value of my wife's jewelry, the. 'lng, roofl:"9' and ' electrical. ~o"l 8,7.4488 after 5 ~m. ask for cash value of my coin collection. '. 'r, 4~-:tcl ' . l445 •.2~~~~ ., ' . : 210tf . « t .1 It added up to a handsome sum that surprised IlDe. I: gave a great deal of attention to the section ,j'Detensive Investments." This tells how to get the .' . most of our surplus cash in re, tirement. We all need a certain amount of readily available ."liquid" assets to meet emergencies,. but to be truly defensive vie must examine investments Making .lIie Most of Oar Money that offer safE!ty, liquidity, in..Everywhere we tum these days . come, gr(,)wth. we find 'rising costs 'biting away . The booklet gives a full and atrour wallets. And" we all. kriow 'easy,·to·underst8lnd description of , ~ that. in :planning retirement fieach of these alld which ones are ~nces we must . learn new ' ways best to meet individuai needs. So .~"~---~.-..o;;":"-i~~~---_, _._: 10 make jvery 'penny count. The perhaps the best investment you key to the problem, of course, is could make now is getting a copy , to s~ , planni.ng now ... so our of this "Financial Planning" ebances ~of enjoying . financial . booklet. Send 50c to Harvest security in bur later yeJkrs will be Years Publishing Co., Dept. FP, greater~ 104 E!lSt 40th Street, New York, - . Like .hundreds of other reN.Y. 10016. , tirees. l've been looking"into the , best ways to cut expenses and in· n- ' ,.' :,1 ~reaBe\ jnc~me; : One ' Qf the ' most Paln1t Project Here's a colorful paint project 1ti~ttiiliHEl~~~~~~~i )leli)ful~' boO~le~ , tbat I've picked U :,.'. up ~ '~Jlarvest Years ' Guid~ to for the childreJll. Around Thanks· Financial PlaillUng." The reo giving, have t:hem make paper· search that went into this bookl~t , mache napkin · rings Just mix includes interviews with scores of flour, a dash of salt, and strips of flna1lCial' experts 'and consultanewspaper with water t~ form a :::~,~~~~,~=~~ 'ti9M ~tJl ~~y 'fllla?~ial. ~.!'ganipA.ste. Mold it, into rings large zations.· .. , " enough to slip .napkins tbrough. , , . ·, It gives ·. ahswers. to "many of, When the ri~p are drY f enamel the questions :we ' aU have like them in' brjgbt , au~n colors. ~'~ow mji~', mope)l,., '!Y.W ~we ,have Add diniestor~1 . de~,*, of turkeys, iu retirement?" and "How much pumpJOns and Pilgrims for a flnal money , d~ we 'need to Uve com· decorative touch. ' fortably?,1 " : .' ,Of 'course, ncr one pattern of' .

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eral H9spital's first kidney transpl ant pl!tient~ bids a, happy, ' , , bye to lit. Col. <Dr.) Joseph L. Alexander, fourth froln left, as-slle of ,chief der Alexan Dr; D.C. ' . , leaves 1he hospital in Washington, Transp lant Service, Jed th~ team of Army surgeo ns which per. ,for.med the transpl ant Sharin g Janey's smile , are h~r parents , Air Foree Lt. Col. (Ret.) arid Mrs. Benjam in A. Cothra n and Capt. John P. Frank III, head ' nu,rse of the ward In Which Janey recupe rated.

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Miami Qizette will move its 1I ri'~ WS ' 'and" ~dveri isiri'g deadlines 'to' i 2 noon , Frida,y! Nov. 20 ,due ,0 the Thanksgiving holjdflY. - ( No news items, classified or ~splay advertising wni be ,accepted after the dea,dline. , Miami (;-dzette office will be closed all day Thanksgiving Day. J

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. he ,would complete his investj. 'gat ion, tuesday. , <~el€Jt. left the house at about . ' way' to work.at J>ntmn ' n .. l\lln lligh Sehoul ~,t 'Monroe. For a time, th~re i·Was,!.serjiju~ ",'C(jn'cern about the Wh~teabouts' of'Mrs. Welch ,who . wasfoot . ", at, the' fire ·scene. Neigh·l;>Pr.s' 'fete_fearful that s~e was in the ~ hQij~. . ~ j., "1. Mrs."Powell also relllted that .'" ~h~ midn't ~eif Mrs., Welch.slnce , a!o~J;l(1.. ,4. P1Ul:,·t.!iat day: :H~\v- , :ever., Mrs. ,WelQch was located·at " 'fhend's ' 1iO\JS~ where "she had .:. been 'vi'Sitiilg~ ', ' .. ' :The.orily 1~tality was a dog, , . r~ pOrte~ ,t~ ha.ve bef;o one' of _ ,11" .""1~llal'tfIlIOJ(~.i\ "• .two ' German Shepherds in the '. ! ."'. q ',' wbose',- chailled ' ca'r~ss / ,1 • ~ by ' fire~en. . . l'

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Mrs. Ada ' M. Courtney; one uf W~ynesvJUe's oldesJ and most , highly ' respected citizens ~ ~e~ Sunday at The Friends Boarding Home"where she had resided for the past several ye~Js. , Mrs. Courtney. tile former Ada Marie Stokes, ~came a pf(;>",ip~nt figure lri ~ocalliQrary ,hi~tq~y , uAcirl , .~er " r¢t~~¢p1en~ ' .from W~yne towns~ip Public 41)raty (n~~ Mary L ~~)~ip , 'tanuaiy" .L955 comp~enng 'a record 30. years as. liQrarian. (Contjnued~ on Plge 3)

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we can get no price support unI~ss we stay within our all()tment •. Our allotment was only four acres and it expired so we are on our own and glad of it. I have never been able to profit .by any.' of th~ government prQgr~ms. ' Wh~1]J we stored some cdrn on the place and took a loan on; i~ , ,~hen they measured it for sal'· ttiere- wasn'{' a& much corn there 31S in the beginn ing ani:l w.e Juld to pay"back some of the .m.o~eY. · . . . Still lovely fall., ,weath'er and soiri'e bits ' ,lOf color here and there. wifinington had ,a lot of , gold and orange tre~s with lea\'es on them. Phlnt sugar maples for br~1liant fall color. I planted my tulips' y'~sterday "hbw about ' •• '

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COLORING CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED Winners of the "Shepherds Rejoice" contest include; age division 5· 7; first.. Aliul- Wardlow, five: second, Edward O'Dell. five and third, Robin (Barney) Wilcher, six and age division 7-9; first. Kevin Miranda, nine ~ second, Gary Karman, eight and third~ Ann Wardlow. ' - Area youngsters may send their contest entries to The Miami Gal..ctte, Box '78, Waynesville, Ohio 45068 by -saturday ' of the drawings publication. Winners will be selected in two age groups, 5-7 and 7-9. A grand prize winner will be named prior to Christ mas and will reo ceive a $5 gift certificate. This week's Christmas Color. ing Contest drawing appears on page 7.

Cessna. The foHowing subjects will be taught in the Adult Basic Education Program: Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. 'There will be some enrichment courses taught: Arts and · <Jafts, Home Economics, Physical Education and Typing. The Adult Basic Education Program is designed for adults t 6 years of 'age and over. ~ot enrolled in .. school, who have not graduated -from high s~hool. It is to help adults who may have dropped out of school for various

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Rev . Jack Hamilton, pastor 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 7:3 0 p.m. Fri day · Young People's Service 10:0 0 a.m. SUlrday School' 7:0 0 p.ni. Slin.day Evening "

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Spciety ,!!Jet , in r~gular session 'after sch()Ot ' There'::;wa's' an 'asse mbly: 'a t the.~ov, " 6 Junior High tti&"tI .fo ,"j

The yearboolf staff Riet ~~y, ,wlth a repre.entat~ve 'from 'J1te ' .'m~c;t:~g ',~ WjlS to " fQf ' the,.'

Santa "Aniv','s Saturday To light Village Tree 'The Waynesville Area C/lall1. ber of Commerce and Wu'yi:1'c' 'RJtail Merchants Assot:i:H'ion, .fi1l team this year for Waynesville's downtl)wn Christ mas Lighting program. Santa Claus will arrive hy sleigh. at the comlllunity ChristIllas tree. in the Waynesville National Bank parking 101 at 7 p.m .. Friduy. Nov. 27. He will distribute (fCU t~ t () UII youngsl ers An in formal l:erelllony has heen slated for lighting the vii.

lage Christmas tree and holiday street lights. Local bl!sinessman Robert Townsend headed the lighting installation assisted by workmen from the United Telephone Company ilt Lebanon . . One of the Waynesville School· hands has been sl:heduled to perform and there will be group carolling.

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SJ\CKIN~ IN ... At Ft. I.ewis. Wasltington. newly.arrived Army reccptees find beds already made and prepar e to settle ' ' down for their first night and a new way of life:

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You will need money for next 'year's Christmas just as you need_it this Christmas. By joining OUR CLUB' now, you can ,easily accumulate money not only for Christmas Gifts, but for Clothing, Fuel, Taxes, Insurance and all the many other ' demands th8t come at the end of the year. Our Club has'a class for every purse.

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I'~rvoysburg history will be Icngthcned by a dam site when this

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and Mrs. Everett Gordon. Mr. Everett Snell and Mrs.· The annual community Lytle were Sunday guests of Thank,sgiving'Services will be held Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spivley of Troy and Sunday evening guests at the Zion Baptist Church Wednesday; NO¥r. 2S at 7 :30. Everyof the Charles Snell family ,in one is cQrdiaUyjnvited to attend. ' Dayton. ,: Sunday 'cvehing ,at Jonah's The cheerleaders for HarveysRun Church Mr. ~nd Mrs. W. ~, burg School elected QY vote Dur~baugh of Xenia showed Thursday were Jenifer Rogers, slides and narrated a program on Debra 'Eakins, Heather Plummer their conducted trip to the Holy and Beverly Tietmeyer. Cheri Lan~ rec~ntly. They showed appleyes was elected alternate. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenc/,f roximately . one third of their pictures ,and will continue to Martin~ville will ovscrve ttieir finish them on Nov, 22 and 29. 68th Wedding Anniversary and , .They showed the tour leaving her 87th Birthday Wednesday Vandalia, arrival at New York, Nov. t 8 by attending Bob Braun's Frankfort, Germany, Jerusalem, 50·50 Club in the company df Mi. of Joy, Shiloh Bethel, Jacobs Edith Lukens, their daughter of W~tJ, Samaria, Nazareth, Sea 'of Xenia and three of her childrcn , Mrs. Robert Greulich of Chicagp. Gallilee, and Mt. of Beautitudes" The public is invited to attend Mrs. lois Short of Springfield and Donald Lukens of Washing· the next two showings of the most interesting and colorful pic· ton, D. C. Mr. Greene is 90 tures. years of age. enjoys excellent Mrs. Norma Gough, Mrs. Kay health. They maintain their OW!l Schoenherr, Mrs. Janet Wyatt, home and are very active in comMrs. Louise Eakins, Mrs. Barbara munity life. " Fairchild and' Mr. Pat Dodds Mrs. Lucille Inwood Lafferty attended the Bob Braun 50-50 of Coshocton, Lecturer of the Stat~ Women's Christain TempQub Monday. They enjoyed seeing Leif Erickson of High Chaperance Union, was speaker at the arral and hiter lunched at the WCTU county convention held recenUy at the Friends Church . Holiday Inn. Warren Chapter 224 Order at Wilmington. Her sister, Mrs. of . Eastetn S~r . met Thursday )Maurifc Bogan provided the {light 'at tJie.:lo~Jiali. ; : \ . ~!~ rUSic for the day. . Wcekeni:l guests 'o f Mr and ,'j.. Miss Jean Eakins entertained Mrs. William Dosier wef(~ Mr. and to dinner Saturday eveniJ)g at her Mrs. Herschel Whistler of Penhome ~r. and, Mrs. Cecil Eakins dleton, Ind. Also supper guests and daughters, Romona and MarSaturday w~!re . Mr. and Mrs. Raycie, Mr. and · Mrs. Raymond Eamond Braddock of WaynesviUe lcins, ,Doug and Debbie, Mr., and and Sunday dinn~r guests were Mrs. Roger Dodds, Robyn and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Furnas of Shelly \ and Dick Cavanaugh. AfWaynesvjJ1e" ter dinner, ~hey enjoyed an even-The Missionary Circel of ing of playing cards~ Jonahs Run .ch,urch,met Wednes- , Mr~ , and, Mrs. Don Wall of day afternoon. at the home of Dayton have announced the birth 'of a daughter Julie Marie - Mrs. George Pidgeon of near Wilmington. born Nov. '7. She has a four year ,Mrs; Evelyn Ban e'ntedained , old brother Jeffrey who spent the weekend with his grand,' Mrs. Pat, Dodds ,and daughters, . Robyn and Shelly, 'and Miss - parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. George i Sbirley· Speaks,. .with ;a. shrimp ,,' wall. " . . supper Fri&y night... , - . ". Mr. ,and; Mrs.' ·Her'sehe. Whist' Mrs. Slliaron ', ~~Js~gt:r aha . ' ~r . of ~endlet,~~, Ind. and Mr. C',

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and Mrs. Don 'Were visitors,' at. Church Sunday . Presen tat t he Open House Warming for thc nc,w hoine of Mr. and , Mrs. Lewis HOllglal1d :' last Sunday from :!:30 t,o' ~ p.ill. ' werc Mrs. Verna SllanKS ot ', Xenia. Mrs. Harold Shanks and childrcn. Mr. and Mrs. T(ul}lan~ Shanks. Mrs, Anna Maric Haney·' and childrl!n. Michael IJdle:,-Pa1- " rick George and Terri Gay~e. Mr. . and Mrs. Marvin Prewitt and ' children~ Ri.t:I5.iUlltJollll. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heinl.. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Martin and Scan, Mr. and Mrs. Grill' Turner and ' Pat. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves and Tieas'll. Donald. Betty and John· nie Hoagland, Mrs. James P~rk· ins and girls. Susan. (,hris and Cindy .. Mrs. (,harlottl; Maloney and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilk. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Prke visited Mr. and Mrs. W. O. McClel· land of Clarksville Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. MI:Clelland havingjust ret urned home from Ihe hospital in Springfield, The Welcome Bible Class of Jonah's Run Church met .Friday night at t he home of Mr. and Mrs, Clint Taylor. Mrs. Tom Hacndel was a guest and Mrs. Helen Wall presented an interesting Thanksgiving program. Many friends of Mrs. Wendell Hixon will be happY' to learn she has returned home following some time spent in Clinton Memorial Hospital. She is the mother of Mrs, Charles Williams of near town. . Mrs. Evelyn Palmer has return- . 'ed home folloWing time spent in Green ,Memorial. Hospital.

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It is true. once in a while The h<,>t:t 0m had dropped out of 'ing "ours, ~ . . . ; . . , :~tt ' ·-...·..'··"" ....L."';~ ,~ when the young man of the (ar:n- _the v~1 calf market' but the one . " .: . " , ;'H ,a , ily comes home safe from way'. ~r we took Wafnot tops t~Qugh it'. , ' 8' ' t~ I ~ '''r' 'AI" : .. " ". \ \t' .i .~~ "5 '; ' 1tJ1~, 1 I' • h f 11 .. . U ', 'O v )IOauS,.• WII "r,"'. , ·. 01" " Th someonc wc lovc g~t~ w~lI, osc . welgh~d m~re t an , t oug~,t ~ not . all blusterY',weafhet,'" co~dl"!'\, ,~. " 9"IS ~nClIWtlI\Onnlnl!( are the big t,hanksglvmgs ~ut how , ,I g~t Ju.st ~~ut ~~t I e,x,pec~d.~ ~ 'fe~t . an'd 'snlfOcs that ~ 8i'st, f()r . ' aboll,' the hltl~,cver,Y, .~ay one~;. a ' Pe~h~ps ;, ~be t~o~ble \yJth. tti~", .. L. weeks'. ~~uc keytlillrdMr~ re abie " ; lovely fall ooy .~ a bnbiflt bcaulll ul', . market \Va;' t ~ t ·t he calvesl ~ha} . t " -~ ' I~ cl~t' " r • f -\y" t ~ (.. . . 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We have had sllI.:h lot s of fun the fUllerul .w~s ali'~a.dy ~v~r. ~bc whole family" like, t'!Y' 'try!' to parties out here , There was the WJS a ,very g\lO~ .friend of 'minc rCCU)lt.ur;e that chilahoijtr~r;I " or year that we moved into this ever since the, libr<;try W'ds down t·bclly~ia lJu li~lif?' Murc·.thu·r1. 5.0 house and, some of the f:lrnily on Main ' Street al'\'d I used. 'to go' .afC-....s,ill Ohio onc r hill~{lh"t' joined us. The stove wasll't there for books and sit down and tlt'l ydu(' a(iernoori~ IWith $lcd(jiIH~ ,.',.', hookcd up to the c[ectricity yet Ghat Jl while , .abou,t books an,d fU'i l. :TobOggillling sl0P.cs:' urciil!ip , '., so we borrowed a "r-oastcr for the ' far~s! and' life ill' general. I did ' found ' 'a t ninc ,Ohio ' parks . chid . turkey, cooked the " )th~ .. thing~ not see her so ·oftel~. but ~alwclYs " recreation areas. . ". in the ,tlrcphlcc and had a lot of enjoyed it wilen I stopp~d in at • ,Fm the 'haie"an fun doing it. And the ~ ime the friends home and we v~,sjted for a(e 54, !;pots' . Parks family and a group'of Anti- a\\i1Ue. She had a·, keen , min" iOg ~ jlnd 4 8 ooh ~tudents , and Daisy ,Snyder and ( enjoyed her f~iendshlp. r' . ' version of' and I crowaed fifteen of us into shall misS'her . 'I did not my little old kiiche~ and)aughed , Q.f tim but '( and ate until ~c were,as stuf~ed ~ . ~,:,~d l ~'~o "'!'\f,:!",'~!~J":'!.it~ ~':!~~~.~'J[!.~~~~lUlj as the turRey ~rid many others, fdp to l1e , some here and some away Trom things they ' do to you . to ' keep here with the Pclrks in Detroit you alive a little Jonger when it. ~s ·fQr "you?, and oth~r people other places. time to gOa' ~ ,.. . , Jor "$jie:-:-toil can s~illl the 'ice Those are things to be than.kful A chilly. rainy. day t9day. We- ' . 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PUFFS HUFfF ~' P~FF -:- Waynesvilie Hi~ : School sophomore and junior girls were ~!~~~us ove!. freshmel1 and semor girls dunng an action packed powder-puff football game. ;-Cliff Meager Ij.

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First B&ptist Church North Main Street John I~ . Oshorne, Pa-stor 10 :00 a.m.. Sunduy Sdwul 11 :00 a.m., Morning Worship 6:30 p:m.,Training Union 7:30 p.m.,Evening Worship 7:30p.m.,Wednesduy Prayer Meet ing (Affiliated with S<iuthcrn Buptist €onvention).

Jona~n Baptist Church

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United Methodist ' Church I}Jvid

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lIigh Street R~~' IJ()sc oh II. Lulmer, l)astor. 'iJ,.' " 7 a.ni. & J 1 a.m. Masses X a.m. & X p.m. fluly l)JYs 7:30 p.lII. Firs! Friday 7:45 a·.I~l. Daily M'ass 5:30 p.llI. Saturday Mass

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' I'on Chrl'stl'an Baptl'st MI'ss Main Street Mrs. Lois Dunaway. Pastor \0 a.m. Sunday &hool II a.m. Mc.lflling Worship 7:30,p.nh Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday & T.h ursday 7:'30 p.m. SOlfg-fest. List h I Sa d , . tur a~ mOllt .

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('lIrner Ill' 73 & ('urwin Rd . Rcv . Sherman (\hlk. Pastor 10:30 a . lll .. Sunday &hlllll 7 :00 p.lIl .. SUlidilY Evt' . Scrvil.:e 730 p.IIl. , Wednesday Eve . Service

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'" Dreamy Idea ,:. ,: rhose whoipdulge i'n dreaming up 'the ideal have cOl)1e up with this situation: 1~68 wages with 1935 prices and ' '1929 dIvidends ' ,' with taxes-as of limo, , ,

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WE would like to thank'our friends & neighbors for the thoughts ot kind· ,",esS' shown us upon the paSSing of ou~ Mother. The family of Mrs. Edna Slansberry. ' 47c1

Big Crop Celery, one of the nationts top 10 yegetable crops, has an an· :ilUal farm value of more than $60 million, " .

First Vaccine The first cholera vaccine was deveh>p:ed in tbe IEtte 19th cen· tury by Dr, wald.emar M, Haff· 'kine of the Pasteur Institute in ': Paris, who discoveted that the cholera baccHus was harmless ',after infecting several animals in j succession.

For E!xtra safety, a new kind of snow tire has been designed . with the inner portion Of the tread diesign wide open for big , bites in snow and mud, while the au ter portion has a design similar to that of conventional tires, The manufacturers tests show that this design gives 40 per cent better starting traction in loose snow than a car equipped with conventional snow tires, The design also makes the new tire practical for use on the front wheels, as well as the rear. A car with , four of these Firestone studded tires stops 32 per cent quicker on ice than the same car with two studded conventional winter tires,

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WAYN ESVIL LE FURN ITURE - Marvin Ln. PURKEY HARDWARE - Corwin WALKERS WAYNESVILLE DRUGS - Main St. MILLE RS DEPT. STORE - Main St. GOSPEL MUSIC CENTER - North St. & Rt. 42 RAMB Y PHOTOS - Chapman St. .LYNNS DRE~ SHOP - Main St. WA YNESVI LLE LUMBER CO. - Corwin

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COMPETE SUNDAY - Patti' Hall of Waynesville, above, will compete in the Warren County Junior Miss 'Page'ant Sunday, Dec. 6, at Lebanon High School. Two other Waynesville HigJt School students, laverne Caudill and Luvenia Cook will also participate in the contest. The winner of Sunday's pageant will represent Warren County in the OhioÂˇ Junior Miss Pageant. -Cliff Meager Photo-

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partiCipant's \\Iith'the- e?,periences ot ' library -tObpet~tion as p'ro. , vided by a library system. Mrs. Ihrig is pre~ntly a trustee of the Oak uwn, 'Illinois Public library, currently, using all the services, of' a" library system composed of,S9"Hbrlfies. , ' The worJcst.top win. aid trustees in the , SWOR,L area with the development of' an Area Library

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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wientjes of Route 3, Wayn~ville, are 'announcing the en~gement of their daughter, Sharon,- -to' Jiles : Allen Farley, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Stanley Farley of ~rveysburg. ( . Miss Wientjes is a graduate of- Waynesv~lle High School ' and a graduating ,senior at Eastern Kentucky" University. ' Mr. Farley is also a graduate of Waynesville and Morehead State University. He has recently announced his·calling into the ministry. '

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St. Mar.y's Episcopal' 'Church . lllird & Main Streets Rcv . lIarold Deeth, Rector II : 15 a.m ., Morning Praycr 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays: tloly Communiun 2nd & 4th 'Sundays

United Methodist Church Third & North Streets " L. Young, Minister 9 :00 a.m. Church School 10: 15 a.m. Church afWo~ship 6 :00 p.m. Jr. & Sr. Youth Fellowsl1ip

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Waynesville Rescue ,Mission Corner of D & Corwin Rd. Rev . Shcrmal} Cuuk. Pastor )0 :30 a.m.. Sunday Sdwul 7:00 p.m.. Sunday Eve. Service 7:30 p.m .. WednesJay Eve. Service 7:30 p.m .. Sal. Eve . Sl'rvkc FIRSTCHURCH OF GOD 49 S. Main Street 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School '10:30 a.m. - Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. - Sunday evening

Spring Valley Friends C.hurch

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" J may hear ;the Gospel " · BOB . and yet be lost. The ' people of A~tioch ' in Pisidia ~ heard but , ". ' BACKHOE EXCAVATING SEPTIC S'STEMs, NOTice judged themselves unworthy of CULVERTS INSTALLED TRENCHING GRAVEt. fOp eternaLlife by contradicting and WARREN Co. Emergency Pollee will SOIL. COMPOST. FILL DIRT. ,not have -. paper drive until further blasphemin~~(Acts 13":44-46). notlce~ :,. 47c3 Felix ' heard and trembled but . FAIRFIELD DR. WAYNESVILLE, O. declined the invitation to obey(Acts 24:24-25). James writes , that hearing,:T,nd refusing to "do'" , is self-deception{James 1:22-25). " (2) Marl may believe and be lost. The tulers who heard -Jesus 8Z SOUTI:I MAIN ST. PH. 897-7946 ! are exarltples: . "neverthcl'ess among the' lohiefrulers also many GREASE JOBS ,OIL CHANGES , believed in ~ hifrt; but because of FLAT TIRES REPAIRED the Ph~rtse(~s they did not confess TIRES-TUBES-BATTERIES him, lest th~,y should, be put FAN BELTS-HOSES ouf of the synagogue: ~:or they lo~ed the praise of man more h ' - -tRim . the praise of God" (John 12:42-43). ri annual NEW RENEW (3) Man may be alm9st per- 'I 5ubsaiption s~ded and sHlI be lost, ~kemem, .' ber Agrippa: . (4) ~an may be scripturally baptized a,nd later be lost eter- nally. Simon, a former sorcerer, P.O. BOX 78 felf back ililto iniquity after .h~v WA YNESVILL,E, OHIO 45068 ing obeyed the Gospel "(Acts 8:13-14). (5) Men may be disciples and NAME ____~----__- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -__ then be lost. "From that time , many of his disciples went back, ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - and walked no more with him" , CITY ____________ STATE _____________ (John 6:6j5). DATE PHONE __________ (6) Judas was unusually close ,to :the Lmd for a white, but was lost. " . . . Woe unto thatman ' by whom the Son of man is betrayed! it had been good for tliat man if he had not been . 'I i III bo'rn~' (Matt. 26:24). . . ' , (7) ~e ,~risees were religious, . II but· were condemned (Matt, 23). I ' :, , (8f J~sUs 'stated that many, ' F~~~~~~~7fh~~r~~~~~~~"""~";;"";:';;~ I whe bad !done wonderful w.orks "w061d' 'be lo~t (Matt. 7:21-23). 6-ROLL Gin WRAP This will ':bccur because they did .:'nof oi>¢y: th~ Father;s wHl (Matt; , " ( \ 6 rolls of quality lift wrap-paper. Each l' ~ ~ " roll 26"x74" or I total of 444", Asstd. 7:2.J); " " , designs, 4520/HP2660 ' . (.9) M1my w\1o have zeal will Sh~s 2 out-of,3 as clo~_ or closer than OIlyBBC 1~4~~=~=::::=::==~~~ " 'lo~~ 'beca,use they. did, not a blade. Micfoeraove floath, head fol· if have knowledge '.of God and' His lows antours for faster, closer, more ~y (Ro~nj 1-0:2). " .. ' comfortable "shaves. Flip-fop cleaning; , ~(ro) The (oolish ,virgins made pop.out side '~immer; . 'soJjle- p'il~~~ra~ion to ' mee,t ' 'th~' , . ~~" ~lIIfnsll ~ ••• ,bridew,oom, but we~e 'oot per.,HOME , HUMIC.FIEAS

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Plans' for special Christmas services have been completed at , the Ferry Church of Christ. , A cordial invitation has been extended to the public to attend a Christmas program at the s Howard, Synder Entrie church Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. The Win Co,ritast Firsts program will be a costtiIrted play place ' second and first Only a~ut the birth of Christ perweek this d rs 0 th , winnQrs wert :selecte formed by' youo . -- ~,tJii:' 11 ' 1 1:i8zef·t t· , CllriW "- church. ' JlUlS' Coloring cOntest due td a ''The Bethlehem Sttu''' 'by number of enteries spar~ J.W. Kenney will, be presented submitted. by the church's adult choir at Robyn Snyder, Six, ,o f Mary 7 :30 p.m. on Dec. 20. The Ann Drive, 'lebanon was judged cantata will be direct~d QY first ,place,' winner' in the 5-7 age David Brown. Mme diviSion, division. In, Christmas Eve serVices have' David Shafef,.,siJf~ of Haines Rd. been scheduled for. 7,:30 p.m. Wayne~e 'too~ second place. The service will center on· the Kathy Howard, nine, of 722 true meaning of the ' celebration Miami Street ~ Waynesville recei· , of Christmas. . ved first place in the 7-9 age division; ~cond place in that division went to Bernadine Gordon, seven, of Harveysburg. This wee,k's ' Christmas CoI- ". oring Contest ,entry 'appears inside :.today's Miami , Gazette_ It may be colored in any medium and . :,mailed to The Miami \ Gazette., ·P. ' 0:' Box 78, Waynes· ~ViUe, 45008: The Waynesville Christmas Contest entries should reach ay., Saturd by · offices e lighting cOntest, sponsered for the Gazett the fourth year, by the lions foU~Wing publication of the " Oub of Wiyrmrii,lle, will be entry. judged by 'repr.eSertti't ives of the Dayton Powi and light ' Cam!! pany at Xenia and two Xenia ' City officials. Ribbons"will be a'~[ded for " . " fIrst,' second ' and ' ~""d p1a~ ,,' ~d honorable, mention fot.,tlle' , "entraQee, houSe and b~~ ~ 1,'

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The Editor Dear DenI1Y,. Agaifl this year the American legion Auxiliary ' has placed boxes at l~llis Super Valu and Don's Market for Christmas gift contributions for our local servicemen who will spend 'their Christmas in Vietnam or other '

foreign countries. , The response this year was as poor as last. I wonder how many , can enjoy sitting down to a , Christmas dinner in a warm house · with a clear conscience 'knowing , our boys are far from ' home. maybe in cold fox hole with, no hot meal. They would like to . be-·home.too rbut can't. Maybe YoU ' don't rellllze how' much a gift, froni ,home means " to these men; just to know that you are not forgotten by·. those at horne. ' . "

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due to snow' or other, e~er· ~ " ,gencies , the,o,fficial closing inforrna-tion may be heard on ~he foUowing radio stations: WHIO Thlyton. WIN:G Dayton, WPFB Middletw In the announcement, Wayne LocalA school will be identified ,as Wayne , Local" of Waynesville ' in Warren CounJY (n'ot Wayne Township.) School closings are usually announced on , the J 1 and 7 . newscast. 'Some stations \lim carry- the i~fo.rmation at other times as'weil. The announ· cement · will be made ONLY WHEN SCHOOL WILL BE' CLOSED or if the DEALYED PLAN IS NECESSA~Y. School will be open If no announcement is rnade. AJl persons are requested not to can the radio stations; school offices or school officials at home. Such calls only tic-up the lines that should ,be left open to deal with the emergenc·y. according to school official. ','We hope you will cooperate with the school and stations. This wil1 enable us to .handle J:.~ergencies with greater efficlency~" said Superente'ndant Paul . . , , SchwalJlberger. . t, tlJe, warran tions . If cOl\.di school will use ali a'tern~t.e time days when schedule , fo~ ions,and condit llriving hazardous l prevai r ,,'~dverse weaJlle The alternate plan 'is simply delaying the betinning of school one hour. Buses will be also

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, WAVH UVILL L OHI~. 9810 IiIELLB ROOK ROAD " ,The 4·h awards banquet was .41·735 1 heJd at the Waynesville Junior '"~~I" High School cafeteria at 7 pm Nov. 21. The , f1rst hour was spent en~, jo.)t.ing a 4elicious ham dinner. ;~~i::t==::;#:!::::#,;:;:=;;;:=~;;:=::::;:t~~~~=::.: THE WAYNESVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COM After the meal, Judy Rye welM,ERCI=,;-,A P:l.fBLlC SERVICE TO ,THE VILL AGE , ARE cPOled thds~' attending and GlenURGING" CITIZENS TO ATTEND THE ZONING da', M,illet in,troduced the, &U~sts. MEETING CONCERNING A REQUEST FOR ZONING ", Ken ~rincent gave a report CHANG'E, FAR HILL S SUBDIVISION OF THE PRES at>qut tb~ club"'ac~ivities during TON FARM, DEC. 15, 7:30 PM WAYNESVIL·LE COU N- , 1970. On March 7, David, Dick CIL CHAMBERS AT WAYNE TOWNSHIP FIRE HOUSE. a~d Doug O~Banionplaced sec· ===:::::::;::::=======:;::::;;;=;;;:;;;;~ =::== Judging "::;: orn Sho~th tb~ at ' ond t· " .. t Comes GIVE A MUSICAL GI FT FOR THE , The ch,lb ,sold'" },344 bags of WHOLE FAM ILY THIS CHRISTMAS, -potato ' ~hips during,its ,sale. ', 'I In .:June .at the Senior Camp, Powell, Barbia and Karen sa:~~" safety , ~JM7che~\. , , " the Warren- 'County" " seve~al ' membets received ,Famous brand organ with auto rnUTnn ,u , jht,bOlllS . and trophies for their

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