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The Enterprise-Tocsin, Thursday, August 15, 1985, Sec. 1, Page 15 f' 4 it 1 ami. V2 i m-m 'i 1 -v-f 7 Topsy-turvy THIS COLONEL for a moment didn't know day- Head Coach Chuck Reynolds has 35 which end was up during exercises on Mon- youths dressing out this fall. It's mine working for the past two weeks in twice daily drills in preparation for their upcoming season. CHASE HALL reaches for a pass during preseason practice Monday at Indianola Academy Colonels.

The Colonels have been 38 dress out for IA football xD sive and defensive backs; Harry Hill, who is handling the wide receivers and defensive ends; Mike Bradley, who is coaching the offensive and defensive lines and trainer Domino Bellipanni. Besides his head coaching duties Reynolds is working with the quarterbacks and linebackers. "These practices have been a real pleasure with the assistants I've got." commented Reynolds about his staff. Reynolds said that Colonel parents and fans are invited to come by and watch the practices. IA also announced that season tickets are now on sale and can be bought at the business office.

consistent effort." THE (X)LONELS. now in their second week of fall training donned their armor on Saturday and this week are working out in twice a day practice. He said some of the specialty teams have been practicing a little more often. And overall he seems satisfied at what he's seen. He said the preseason practice will culminate in a jamboree on Aug.

23 at Washington School. Besides 1A, teams participating in the event will be Lee and Washington School. Helping Reynolds to get the new Colonels into shape are Raymond Lott, who is working with the offen- By DAVID Rl SUING The 198586 Indianola Academy Colonels probably won't be known as a speedy team but already show a consistency that could pay off during their upcoming season. That was Head Coach Chuck Reynolds' assessment on Monday of the 38 youths that have dressed out for fall training. "We have some good size and some adequate people in the skill positions," was Reynolds' first remark about this year's crop of Colonels.

"We don't possess real good overall team speed but we've got some good individual quickness," he added. "You won't see the 40 yard bomb or the 60 yard runaway play this year, but think you'U see some ITS OUR BIGGEST SALES PUSH OF THE YEAR ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK! tmillfTTT ygiiiinimnrin PLYMOUTH RELIANT Now get 8.8S:?EES or $400 cash back on any new 1985 Plymouth Reliant in stock. SAVE! Hurry. Limited-time offer! ttFinancmg available to qualified buyers through Chrysler Credit Corporation on dealer stock. Dealer contribution may affect final price.

Ask for details. VFW hosts district meeting Indianola VTW Post 4731 and its auxiliary hosted the District 10 meeting on the Post Home on Highway 82 on Sunday. A bar-b-qued chicken dinner was served to 45 VFW and auxiliary members. The State Auxiliary president. Mrs.

Norma Banney of Pass Christian and Mrs. Robert Shull, State Treasurer from Garksdale were present, representing the Department Organization. Also present were Mrs. Bea Cox, Cleveland, State Safety Chairman; Mrs. Irma Harding, Garksdale, chairman of the Buddy Poppy program; and Mrs.

Estelle Guion, Yazoo City, publicity and public relations director. The department president spoke briefly on her plans for the coming year. The state chairmen explained their respective programs urging the ladies in the district to participate. The tenth District includes VFW Posts and Auxiliaries in Indianola, Ruleville, Greenville, Belzoni and Holiandale. Boyce Rutledge, commander of Clark-Lyon Post 4731 and Mrs.

Mary P. Rutledge welcomed the officers and members who attended. Concert is Saturday The Humphreys County Laymen's Choir ill present the music at a special concert at Bell Grove Baptist Church at the corner of Hannah and Chandler Streets this Saturday. The program will start at 7 p.m. and the public is invited to attend.

Huey attends Brown Roger Huey, a pre-med major at Tougaloo College, recently participated in a two month research program at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. Huey, son of Mrs. Vergie Mae Houey of Indianola, is a 1982 graduate of Gentry High School and was valedictorian of his class. He is now preparing for the fall semester at Tougaloo. Drum corps to compete The top drum and bugle corps in the world give it their all in the 1985 Drum Corps International World Championship, to be telecast live beginning at 9 p.m., Saturday on Mississippi ETV.

From Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin, the telecast will feature the top five finalists in competition, the grand finale and announcement of the scores. Military News Sgt. Sherman A. Sanders Staff Sgt. Sherman A.

Sanders, son of Gennette Sanders of 402 Porter Indianola, and R.C. Sanders of 4731 W. Ninth Gary, Indiana, has participated in Global Shield 85, an exercise involving U.S. Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, Navy and Marine Corps units, and elements of the Canadian forces. The exercise, coordinated by the Air Force Strategic Air Command (SAC), was designed to enhance readiness and the ability of SAC to carry out orders should deterrence fail.

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