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l Ilttle Holstein heifer down front Left to right are Davld Ludvtlck, Jlm Davidson Jim Keith Bully Slbrel and Nelson Dotson chapter members and Charles Reno who calf to the local FFA Chapter Dotson has received the calf to raiee calf Charlie and Naomx Reno Hllls boro Rt 7 who operate the home dalry farm which m1lks 42 Hol stem cows and are owners oi the adjoxnxng farm fformerly owned by the late Howard Tollel whxch lS operated by thexr tenant, Charles Cummmgs who mllks 38 head of Holstems are dolng thexr best to gxve future farmers of Hlghland County a helpmg hand and a start in the rlght dxrectlon, oowwlse, ln dalry farmmg Their most recent gift of 3 sec ond reg1stered Holstem helfer calf to Hxllsboro Hxgh School FFA chapter as another startxng link in a Holstem cham brxngs the total of these calves gxven to young far-mersfto-be up to four They presented a reglstered hex! er to Mowrystown FFA chapter last year one to Hillsboro chapter prevxously and one to Lynchburg FFA chapter thms year, also The calf given the local chapter this year IS by Reno s former herd sxre Reno Montvlc Loclunvar Model 1244018 and dam of the calf 15 Ada Smnthcroft Souvemr 3836498 a Canadian cow now 12 years of age whxch Renos purchas- ed irom Henry Conklm Both the sue and dam of the gift hexfer are of the Montvxc Soverexgn luxe of breedxng The local chapter gave the hexf er to Nelson Dotson son of Mr Rt 1 who 15 to raxse her breed her and return her ilrst helfer calf to the chapter where she, 1u turn w1l1 go to a members farm who wlll repeat the performance As the local chapter has recenv ed two chaux helfers to date from the Reno fann both registered thns glves the chapter an excellent start on the mxlky way to more and more I-lolstems for members to raise and benefit from Rxchard Achor, Hxllsboro FFA member has the flrst of the Reno glft helf ers, which will be bred soon 7 Local Glrls Wlll Attend Annual State Nearly 1 000 hxgh school gurls wxll regxster Saturday June 18 for the 14th and largest sessnon of Buckeye Gxrls State sponsored an nually by the Amerxcan Legxon Auxxhary Department of Ohm The nme day workshop m practx cal govemment will convene on the campus of Capltal Umversxty Columbus Hillsboro gurls who wxll attend are Carol Dxckerson 135 Grey stone Dnve Margaret Wharton Hillsboro Rt 6 Joyce Dxxon 41612 W South St Janet Fettro Flxlls- boro Rt 4 Joan Hogsett Hxllsboro 155 gave the registered helfer ae another Holetem cham 'Vow RI 2 Rosalind Rhonda 408 West Walnut St and Dumne Shaffer, 209 West Walnut St All have just completed thexr Jumor year m hxgh school and are sponsored by Amerxcan Legion Auxxhary umt or by other com mumty orgamzatxons through the auxxllary The program ln whnch these gxrls uxll partncxpate IS desxgned to teach through practlcal partx clpatxon rxghts and responsxbxh ues of Amerncan cmzenshxp as well as the functions and pro- blems of government Upon arrxval at the unnverszty the gxrls will be assxgned to one of 18 cmes and two count1es all are cxuzens of the mythical state Wlth the gundance of experxenc ed advlsors and publxc offxcials they wnll orgamze a two-party sys tem campaign for office elect of NX f if 5 X41 1 1 flcials m their cities, counties, and state and functxon m thexr par txcular capacxtxes whether elec- txve or BPPOIDUVE Each girl wxll have an offlce Supplemcntmg their practxcal experlence g1rls will hear speak ers on varxous phases of govern ment Gov Mlchael D1 Salle wlll address the group after the maug uratxon of the Gxrls State govern Mrs L L Gall 213 E Walnut St Mrs Dale Hedrxck 116 Muntz St and Mnss Manorxe Treadwell 116 lNorth East St wlll serve on the advlsory staff at Girls State ' I u - D - Q 1 I . . . l - . . , . ' 1 . , , . . . . . I 9' - 2 , I . 1 , ' - t . . , . ' . r-.Sita --vii . y . . ,,VJ,f I! lb I .C . . , ' . 1' ' ' . ' SQ ' .,f ,V .A 7 Y . . . .sw K I 1 A I . . - . . 3 , . . ' - .. U. - - - - , . . ' . . and Mrs. Laceylbotson, Hillsboro . ' . . . . ' . . , h , i . . . . 1 . ' 1 ' . . 1 .' . . , I I . . . . . . . , - , , , . Q '. - . - . 4 . . i . . . 1 rf ' u, . 1 . V. ,. . , . . , Q . ' Q p ' 1 -' , - -. or- .. - Y, H ' w Q ' , ' ' . . . , . . I . I . X ., . U ' ., . v I' . . . y A . . . H . I , . , . . - - 1. ., 1 - ' U . fi . . . -1 - , . I 2 .N . ,g ' ' ! ' ' . . 3 Q v ' 5 . - ' . .
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they boast one of the best passers ROGER MULLENIX Two Hxllsboro Indxan grad stars were chosen for the South Central Ohxo All League Football Team at a Monday mght conference of SCO football coaches at Greenfzeld Mc Clam High School As could be expected league wmner Greenfxelds name donun ated the roster Seven McClam players were among the all league offensive and defensxve umts Four Franklin He1ghts players were listed on the all league de fenszve team whxle Washmgton C H and Clrclevxlle had three players each on both teams Wal mmgton Hlgh had two players lzsted Senxor Hxllsboro halfback Roger Mullemx was chosen for the of fenswe all league halfback slot semor Indian back Don Jones was picked for msxde Ime backer Jun Kexth semor Hillsboro guard re- eexved an honorable mentxon at the coaches conference The top 11 m the All SCO League offensive unit include een ter Mtke Beatty, 185 pound Green Q-J BJ DON JONES fleld senxor ends Jerry Maxle 175 pound Greenfield semor and Ter ry Stnllmgs 165 pound Washmgton C H semor tackles Lee More- head 210 pound Greenfield Junior and Ron Carter 192 pound Wash mgton C I-I senxor Guards Gary Gum 198 pound Greenfzeld semor and Dave Hrcks 160 pound Cxrclevxlle semor quarterback Dick Craft 190 pound Greenfield semor halfbacks Rag er Mullemx 150 pound Hxllsboro semor and Mickey Vanscoy 180 pound Wnlmmgton senior and fullback Larry Hannahs 185 pound Clrclevllle senior The top dEf61'lSlVe league crew chosen by the coaches mcludes Ends Roger Grooms 190 pound Greenfneld Jumor and Ken N1 chols 175 pound Wllmmgton Jun 101' tackles Dan Looney 205 pound Greenfleld semor and Gary Gabriel 195 pound Franklin H91gl1tS Jumor mlddle gugxgnltou Belhsan 155 pound kim Helghts semor msxde lme backer Don Jones 180 pound Hrllsboro -nomar outside lme backers Dxok Ward 145 pound Franklm Hexghls semor and Rex Lamb 190 pound Franlchn Heights semor safety men, Ron Travis 140 pound Frank lm Heights senlor and Gilbert Thomas 155 pound Washmgton C H semor Lxsted as honorable mentxon on the All League SCO team were .hm Kexth semor Hlllsboro guard, Dave Srmth semor Cxrclevxlle quarterback Gary Vandemarfk, senior Cxreleville haliback Wil bert Bxemesderfer, senior Franklin Hezghts end Delmar Rumcker sein lor Franklin Hexghts halfbaek, Tom Brown semor G-reennaid endg Hugh Duff, senior Greenfleid' tackle Fred Newton junior Pleu- ant View guard, Charles Lmb junior Pleasant View John Evans, jumor Pleasant View linebacker Cary Self sonrorw JAMES KEITH uxgton C H end Jerry Sheppard senior Washmgton C H halfback Gene Hahy senxor Washmgton C H end Charles Pendergraft Jumor Washxngton C H guard Ed Tel fair semor Wtlmxngton tackle Mxke Murphy aemor Wxlmmgton end and Jack Jones Jumor Wd :mmgton halfback HHS lndrans to Condude Seam Friday Night at Franklin Helghh The Hxllsboro Indians w1I1 wmd up thelr football season Fnday evemn g when they travel to Frank l1n Heights to play the lug F' Frankun Hezghts featurw a lug team runnmg from variations of both the sphti' and the single wing In quarterback Mike Holman team effort Everyone tried has best he said Ineidentally Hzllsboro started one freshman in Friday nights game Commenting that the young gndder dxd a fine Job Coach At sahs went on to say Its an ex ample of what has hurt us all sea son-depth Other teams hke Greenfield can go to the bench and mek out semors and Junmrs But most nfl the time when we look toward that bench, we have to rely on freshmen and put them anim: some of the best players an the league--arm theme done a me lub too he sand Speaking of the lack of depth he sand, There s something wrong when a town lake Greenfield, me as big as Hillsboro can pot th-eg teams on the held wlule we have to put freshmen out there agamst se'E.'il2u ro may or semor back Bob Stomxg- aligning Franklm Heights Friday mght. 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