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Evening star., 1955-05-16
Diplomatic
Daughters
Usher

Members Of the younger
diplomatic and post-debutante
set will serve as ushers for
the Board of Trades Inter
national Night Of Entertain-
ment" in Constitution Hall on
May a.
Miss Jane Lingo is chair
man of the committee, ac-
cording to Mrs. Perle Mesta
who made the announce
ment.
From the diplomatic set.
those who viii usher are Miss
Monica Bohemian. daughter
of the swedish Ambassador:
Miss Ulla Beskow, daughter
of the Swedish Naval At
tache; the Misses Cynthia and
Mary Makins, twin daughters
of the British Ambassador and
Lady Makins; Senorita Marie
Teresa Castro. daughter Of
the Ambassador Of Ell Saliva
dor; Senorita Olga Finke.
Third Secretary of the EN-
bassy Of the Dominican Re-
public; and Senorita Dona
Margarita Zuleta, daughter Of
the Colombian Ambassador
and Sonora de Zuleta a-Angel.
Ushers representing other
countries include Nine. Mi
lorad Choumenkovitch, Yugo-
slavia: Mrs. Charles Dettor.
New Zealand: Mrs. Walter
Henderson, France; Mrs. Mel
chior F. M. Sayarese. Panama.
and Mrs. William Tyson, Ger
many, and Countess Mary Bri.
gante Colonna. Italy.
Representing the United
States will be the Misses Bar
bara Chapline, Sandra CoWen.
Carol Cunningham, Betty Car
ter Fort, Mccall Henderson.
Mary Stuart Price and Janet
Simpson. and Mrs. John Hor-
ton and Mrs. Alben Barkley
Truitt.
Hundreds of entertainers
from a score of foreign lands.
as well as the United States
Air Force Band, the Singing
Sergeants, and a 45-voice
barbershop quartet" will par
ticipate in the Constitution
Hall program, a feature OF
World Travel Week.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
DR.. Sager
Is Married

ME-. Joseph Clifford Nc
Laughlin announces the mar
riage on April 81 of his daugn-
ter Joan Catherine to DR.. John
Harmer Sager, son of Mrs. w.
Warren Sager and the late DR..
Sager. The ceremony took
place in Rochester, MINI.
The bride is graduate of
Butler County Memorial Hos
pital in Butler, Pa.
Dr.. Sager was graduated
from Princeton University and
the George Washington Uni
versity School of Medicine.
He interned and was resident
at Emergency Hospital and is
now a fellow in surgery in the
Mayo Foundation in Rochester.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Luciollis LeQVinq;;
Ike Likes White

Washington to take a bride
British Joy Robinson of the
Folger Library.
Ailsa, of course, was given
the third degree on the Prin-
cess Margaret-Peter Townsend
romance. She's not at all sure
there's anything to it after
this long separation, but if
there's to be an announcement.
she thinks it will come in
August after Margaret's 25th
birthday. She has tremendous
sympathy for Peter, who can't
go anywhere without being
plagued. and whose career is
ruined.
HELLE BONNET had a
chance to show her Paris
apartment to a Washingtonian
the other day, including the
two pieces of furniture Wash
ington friends gave her and
Henri. Fresh back from France.
Walter Besterman can give a
detailed description Of the lay
out of the Bonnets' modest fiat
on the Left Bank in an old
part Of Paris that's on the
fringe Of the Latin Quarter.
They occupy the first of five
apartments converted from an
old French town house across
a narrow street from the home
of the Bonnets' great friend,
Minister of Justice Robert
Schumann.
There's a good-sized living
room or salon with two small
bedrooms of it, each with a
pullman bed: Henri's library
that has a whole wall of
American books; a glassed-in
porch that can be used as a
dining room, and an all
American kitchen, except for
the stove, because our ranges
are not adaptable to the kind
OF gas used there. But the re-
frigerator, cabinets, sink, ETC.,
are American products, and
Helle tells the electricians,
painters and carpenters who
stare at it in stark admiration
that it is an average Ameri-
can kitchen. You'll find one in
the home of every American
worker. she tells them, admit
ting that this is her first at
tempt to propagandize this
country in France.
Before the Bonnets left here
and at the instigation of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
their most intimate friends got
together and presented them
with a generous check to spend
on something they needed for
their apartment. With it Helle
made two excellent purchases.
One is a beautiful antique
desk, a signed Topino, that's
inlaid with rosewood, and the
other is Louis XIV chest with
a blue marble top that, says
Walter. is fine enough to be
in the Louvre.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Women's s Boord
To Heur Official

Mrs. Maurice M. Selinger.
advisory counselor of the
American Hospital Associa-
ton, will address the Wom-
ems Board of Providence
Hospital at a luncheon at
noon tomorrow at the Con-
gressional Country Club.
Mrs. William F. Simpson.
ST., will receive a citation Of
honorary membership from
Mrs. Alfred J. Suraci, board
president in recognition Of
outstanding service to the
group. This Is an honor
granted to one member an
nually.
Miss Bernadette Green,
who has been awarded the
boards scholarship for the
fourth year to complete her
nurses training, will be an
honor guest.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
By ANN CLINE

WHITE SULP H U r
SPRINGS, w. Va, May 16.-
Sunny skies finally beamed
down on the eighth annual
spring festival here at the
Greenbrier. The four-day golf
ing event began Thursday un-
der hesitant skies. continued
Friday and Saturday between
showers and cool winds, and
wound up yesterday in an
ideal setting.
Social highlight Of the long
week end was the anniversary
ball, held Saturday evening in
the attractively redecorated
ballroom. Soft lights, COM
bined with the soft pink walls,
gave a warm glow to. the
room. The effect was partic-
ularly nice during the waltz
contest, held around midnight.
The five judges for the con-
test-Gov. william c. Mar
land of West Virginia, Mayor
Robert Wagner of New York,
Mrs. Paul Garrett, wife of
the vice president Of General
Motors; Mrs. Dorothy Draper
and Igor CaSsini-said select
ing the winners was a tough
decision, but they finally
tapped Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Salmon of New York.
Washington was not as well
represented as it has been for
the past seven festivals. Many
who had planned to come were
unable to make it at the last
minute. Two capitalites who
did come to be more than just
onlookers were Bolivian Am
bassador Victor Andrade and
former Presidential Assistant
Stanley Rumbough, NJr.
Both men played as anna
teurs in the two-day Pro-Am
Tournament. Mrs. Rumbough
came with her husband and
spent some time on the golf
course herself, though not in
an official capacity.
A Washington couple max
ing their first trip to the West
Virginia resort were the AS.
sistant Press Secretary to the
President and Mrs. Murray
Snyder. They were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Skid
more Of Cleveland.
The Arthur Middleton Hills
were over from their nearby
farm. she to watch the golfers
and he to play. and for the
various other festivities, in
cluding the anniversary ball.
Edward K. Wheeler. son Of
former Senator Burton K.
Wheeler. was down from
Washington again this year
and played in the tournament
yesterday and Saturday.
Among other Capital couples
here for the show-many of
them repeaters from past
years-were MIR. and Mrs. Nell
son P. Greller, DR.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
1T GREENBRIER
Anniversary Boil
!. WeekEndHighSpot

Robert Maher, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Faust and DR.. and Mrs.
John Keaveny.
A few well-known person.
alities who teamed with the
professionals for rounds of
golf and then Joined their
friends in the casino to sample
the delicious buffet were E. B.
and j. r. Mclean of New
York. Winston Guest of Palm
Beach, Del Webb of Phoenix,
Ariz.; former tennis stars
Sydney B. Wood and Francis
x. Shields, and Dan Topping,
all of New York.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Women's City Club
WIN Give Tea

"A musical tea featuring en-
tertainment by the Capital
Opera Players will be held by
the Women's City Club at 4
pm. Sunday in the club, 1893
I street NV.
The opera group is composed
Of young operate artists under
the direction of Nine. eliza
betha Valdes and Mr.. Charles
Purcell. They will present
scenes from Don Giovanni, La
Gioconda, Der RoSenkavalier
and Hansel und Gretel.
HoStesses in charge of the
tea will be Mrs. John v.
Moore and Mrs. Ruth H.
Snodgrass.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
By BETTY BEALE

President Gronchi of Italy
had a cable sent to Washing
ton Saturday that threw one
household into a surprised
tizzy. He offered to Mario
Luciolli, the Minister of the
Italian Embassy here, the post
of special assistant to the
president for foreign affairs.
Needless to say. Mario ac-
cepted, which means he prob
ably will have to whip of to
Rome In very short order.
Since they have been in
Washington for seven whole
years, the news fell like a
bombshell on his very popular
wife, Loredana. She's pleased
that the new job is a feather
in Mario's cap, but she's
floored at the prospect of leav-
ing this town, even though she
goes home. Few diplomatic
wives succeed in adopting.
and being adopted by. a city
as Loredana has done in the
case of Washington.
The earliest she can pos
sibly get of will be a month.
she thinks, what with selling
two cars, finding places in
diplomatic homes for their
servants who want to stay in
America, packing, etc. AS her
husband will probably have
to go sooner, all this will fall
to his wife. :. Come to think
of it, I can't remember when
a husband didn't have to
rush of, leaving the tedious
job of moving to his spouse.
It's probably masculine col
lusion.
WELFARE SECRETARY
OVETA CULP HOBBY'S hus-
band, whose illness has
prompted rumors that she
might resign, is better and has
been flown home to Houston
from the hospital in New York.
Ex-Governor Hobby did not
have an operation and isn't
going to have one now. Nor is
Oveta apt to resign while under
fire from certain quarters on
the Salk vaccine handling.
When men go to a party to
be attended by the President.
they stew worse than women
ever do about what to wear.
Men just naturally don't want
to look different from anybody
else, specially if anybody else
is the President of the United
States. So I've got news for
those going to the Women's
National Press Club dinner
Thursday night. Ike's going
to wear white dinner jacket,
though I'm not sure Ike knows
it. Jim Hagerty has told Club
President Liz Carpenter that
the President will wear white,
cause it looks better. Jim
probably figures he'd be asked
by his boss, anyhow. An
hour before last years dinner
the Chief pressed his press
secretary for a jacket decision.
but Jim wouldn't get on a
limb. So Ike tossed a coin.
This time he can skip the
presidential flip.
Ailsa Garland, woman's edi-
tor of the London Daily Mirror.
pip-pip and all that sort of
thing you know. is in this
country for a looksee by the
grace of her paper. If you ask
me, that's a gracious attitude
for a paper to take. Currently
in town stopping with Ernes-
tine Carter, whose husband
Jake went to Memphis for the
weekend to romp at the Cotton
Ball with Sir Roger and Lady
Makins, AilSa was the reason
for a few friends dropping by
the Carter menage yesterday.
One of those who dropped
by was Britisher Nicholas
Phipps, who played in "The
Intruder" and Captains
Paradise" and is the delicious
wit who wrote those two Bea
Lille songs, Maud, We're Rot
ten to the Core" and wind
Around MY Heart" He's in
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Mrs. Paul Leaving

Mrs. Joseph Barnett Paul.
national president, Society,
Daughters of Colonial Wars, is
leaving Washington today by
plane for an extended trip to
the Middle and Far West as a
guest of a number of State
societies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
Variety Show Will
Be Presented AT
williams township

yer who has travelled all over
the world and received great
recognition and many command
atoms.
The gags and hi-jinks start
when the curtain opens and are
kept at a high pitch by those
two "Goofy Gobs." Shipwreck
Kelly and Singapore Sam. "What
will they do next?"
Twenty-four teenagers appear
as the chorus girls with their
tricky routines and catchy songs.
New costumes of satin and taft
feta are attractive and add a
colorful note as well as eye ap-
peal to the show.
One outstanding scene is call
ed Operation Diaper" in which
war babies" coming to the
United States on one Of Captain
Carver's ships, pantomine an
Indian and Cowboy story such
as we see on television today.
Nurse Nancy is in charge of this
floating kindergarten and does
an excellent job of keeping all
of her little charges happy.
Ballet dresses of pastel-hued
satin and nylon net costume pro-
fessional and business men who
appear as the Kewpie Dollies Of
the Follies and do they have
fun? You bet! And so does the
audience!
Other scenes include a skit
featuring the Girls of All Ma
tions, chorus of Fiji Island
beauties, the Captains March to
the Cabin. There is also an OPP
portunity for talented specially
acts-watch the paper for an
Inouncement for tryouts for these
numbers.
A professional director who has
had special training has arrived
to direct the presentation of the
show. She will work with the
Williams Township P. T. A. and
Ruritan Club on tryouts, re-
hearsals, publicity, and other
phases of production.
Holiday Alloy" is fast-mov-
ing entertainment for all memb-
ers of the family. Costumes are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

beautiful. music lilting-watch
for Holiday Alloy" to be pre-
sented by the Williams Town.
ship p. T. A. and Ruritan Club
with all local talent, on Thurs
day and Friday. April z & 8.
Proceeds will 60 toward the
payment Of lockers and for the
hot lunch program of needy chill
dren at Williams Township
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

There will be room in the
show for several speciality num-
bers. Anyone interested in per-
forming speciality act is asked
to contact v. J. Colombo at Will
Iiams Township School. Rehear-
sails will be held nightly Monday
through Friday beginning al
7:30.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

FOR RENT: Two room apart
ment. Mrs. Frank Ward, los
w. 9th ST., Tabor City.
$3.50; 4/6, 13pd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

FOR RENT - Two bedroom A.
partment close to town. Wired
for electric stove, automatic
washing machine. Front and
rear entrance. Nice location.
Phone 1886. Tabor City, N. C..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

v. ]. Colombo announced to-
Gay that arrangements have
Leen completed for the present.
alton of a big musical variety
show called Holiday Alloy"
The show will be staged at Will
liams Township School Aud. on
the nights of Thursday and Fri
day, April Z & 8.
The entire action Of the show
takes place at the dockside of the
good ship Holiday" under the
command of Captain Chris Car
FOR RENT: Two bedroom apart
ment upstairs. Located next
door to Mrs. Mary Todd. Av-
ailable April /. Contact Mr..
or Mrs. j. Woody High phone
number PAIL. $3.50; AGO
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Colored News
Jackson Hi News

Thursday night Fet i9 ma. H
I'd the Goose IL several months 81
money-raislng programs for All
tia hlk!t school ard elementary
classes of the L P Jackson High
School the Popularity Contest
ended
This affair eliminated with the
cr0Wnh1g 0f Miss a. n Jackson HI.
and Mss L p Jackson EIemen-
tary The stage vas decorated
with a background ~ hearts
Courtney Taylor Of the l2th
grade was crowned Miss l. n
Jackson High School Queen when
she turned in S85 for her class
Miss Rylauder and q ] Lawson
Are the co-sponsors Of tie 18th
grade Hazel Scruggs Of the 9Th
grade N.as the rlJnner-up for the
nigh school contest Miss Helen
Moody Is THE 9th grade sponsor.
Cathy Williams Of the 9th grade
vas crowned Miss l. p Jackson
Elementary Queen when her class
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Farmyille Troop ll6
Defeats Burkev lille
Scout. Five 81 to 80

The basketball team Of Farm
vile Boy Scout Troop rls de-
feated Troop 40 OF Burkeyllle "a
80 In q game here Saturday The
FarrnyiIla troop team vas greet
ed b. Coach Bruce Spencer
Troon 1t6 led bv IA points at
the. end Of ne FIRST period bit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Southside Admits
II Colored Patients

s3uthS.5e Community Hospital
today reportedIa total Of IL color
I'd patients admitted this past
peek. Included were. Sarah Ford,
r'armv.le. Perry Carter. Crewe
Charlie Clark Farfnville. Robert
West. Farmyille, Frances Thorn
ton Farmyllle John Ellis. Pros
peet I-emuel Thomas. Burkevllle
Ola Hix. Prospect. Leola Parker
Ca-ewe Dora Jennings Burke
vile. Lottse Stevens. Burkeville
Waiter Garter Farmyille
Birth were recorded 10 Roxif
ard Willie Green. Rice girl
March
Margaret and Samuel Lyle
Gre T.. Bay. girl March 2
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
AgrOn0my Gro up
Lists Objectives

More efficient lIse Of I rtIlszers
on crops and improving pasture
are two Of the main detectives for
1885 set forth by the Cumbcg-
land Comfy Committee for Ne
gro farmers at recent meeting
New officers for tile years we're
also elected Al the injecting AMI
included Haywood wilson chair
man: Richard Foster. Vice chair
man Harry Lewis. treasurer ard
M l. Edwards. c0lorcd .a1n
agent. secretary
Detectives other than icrtli9a
ton emphasized By The committee
Include top-dreSang and seeding
Of mid winter oats. Winter cover
crops. rotational grazing and
production demonstration
The committee IS alto pu&lma
the 100 bushel corn club
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Howardsyille

The Womans Society for
Christian Service Of the How
ardsv1ue Church vii meet and
nave family supper here Friday
night. March 4
The regular meeting Of George
Lodge No 81 A r and p NJ vii be
held N the Maaonic Hall here
Saturday night. March at 80
. m Il l. Mles. Of Glcnmore.
S WOrsalpful Master
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roberts
Of Falls Church spent the week
end With M and Mrs. Fenwlck
and they Nth Mrs. Penvick
left Sunday morning for motor
TIP 10 Florida
Ms Elizabeth OBr.en of Rich
( no1d has returned 10 her home
fof several days visit with his SIS
ter Miss Rosa Gibbs near here.
Mrs Sally Brady visited III
Richmond for few days last
week
~ c w Morris vas a visitor
it Natural Bridge On Thursday
VI ana Mrs Charles Bryant
and daughter and James Brown.
Of HopeRe.l, spent the week end
With Nj and Nrs. c. n. Brown.
Nj ard Ms. c T Clements
IT, o. schuyler spent Saturday
8.ta his parents. M and Mrs
Clements
Mr. and Mrs ' l.. Wood j.
and son Of Charlottesville. visit
"a in the homes Of ~ and Mrs
II f FenHick Sunday evening.
Nh al Mrs john w. Kitchen
+ Je o. Richmond visited the Gle
men,s family here and the Kit
hen family All Schuyler durIna
the week end
Mrs Clarence WAkarson i.
visiting her parents NJ and Mrs
Albert Raaland near Manteo
Mrs + c Clements, Mrs Hub,
rt Carroll David Clements anc
+ James McFadden we're III Char
lottesvilEe last Friday
Mss Betty Brown spent Thurs
day night with Miss Margare
Ripley
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wylant
and children Of Schuyler yisitec
Mrs Annie l. Goolsby and the II
. l. Wyland family here Sunda.
Veniag.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
MAC Girls To Meet
Here on March 9

Gill Or THE MAC National As-
soctation Of Coloied Girls. which
Is thu Junior Branch for the Ma
tlonal ASSOC ation of Colored
Women are urged to be present
at the regular meeting March Q
Ii Tile home of Mrs. q A Hamil-
ton. 6al S. Main street at $50
y. n Business Of Importance
ms A. NJ. Grigg and Mrs. c
w STYLES have been appointed
acw sponsors Of this group &C
cordlna 10 Alfredia Redd. presi-
den
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04

Contributions from colorc d
residents Of Cumberland County
5 Tie March Of Dimes Campaign
totllcd S370 86 according to re-
eog from officials there
A breakdown shows Madison
D.st~ict contributed s203 AZ Ran
iolpA District $50 Is and Hamll-
ton sal 29. OF the total figure
sIl3 20 was raised by l. p jack
son Hlgh School
EresCnc Robertson first
grader at Sugar Fork Elementary
School. won a two dollar prize
or turning In contributions TO-
falling So
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Saylor's Creek

The saylofa Greek Home Dr.
monstration Club VIII have its
regular meeting. Tucsd day March
3 AT , p nj IL th9 basement 0f
the church The leaders VII be
Mrs. sadie Hodnett and Mrs
Margaret Hamlet The demon
stration Wlll be Garden Pest
Control Mrs Hoductt Win be
hostess
Miss Mary Ellington spout sew
ersl with her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs j p Noble Lass
week
Miss Sarah Neal Mekeithan
Albert MAYO Of Hampton VISITED
Miss Mekcithans' hrother-nn-law
and sister Mi and Mrs William
Motley recently
Mrs. Eta Walker spent Tues
day with Der son IN law and
daughter MIR and Mrs Asb y
Mann. of Amelia.
MIR. and Mrs } r Mason
daughter. Frances Faye ana son
John Arthur. were dinner guests
OF thir son-in-iaw. and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. willard f'isa, o.
Crcwe. Monday evening
Jim walker and Larry walker
Of Richmond spent the week end
with their nj / her Mrs Jessie
walker
MRS. Sam Walksr and daughter
and Mrs, Walkers sister were
visitors OF Mrs Eta walker one
nlsht last week
Mr.. and Mrs George Schmidt
we're visitors Of Mr. aud Mrs A
B. Mason. "Wednesday Mrs, Ma
son has been sick W. hole She
viii soon be well again
r-Ia Meet
The purkevilie r ie ~ en- 8rN
School Will have rs next TIA
meeting Wednesday. March 2 nj
80 p. IN Special ARRANGEMENTS
have been made 10 have DR.
Msnon Wine Thomas tphD) Of
the Department OF Mental Ivy
escne at Radtogd College to speak
on mental health OF children and .
the process OF understanding our
calldIvn. DIR. Thomas IL the bro I
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
With the Servicemen

Army Pvt Franklin II Sharpe
y. son Of Nh and Mrs Howard
Sharpe. Of New Canton. recently
arrived III Japan and is nov a
truck driver with tho 536th
Transportation Company
Private Sharpe entered the Al
my III august 1854 and was last
stationed at Fort Jackson. S. C.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Goodwill Industries
Begin Collection In
Area County Schools

School children OF Prince Ed
ward Cumberland and Appomat-
tox Counties this week begin fill
!na bags with all kinds Of used
clothing and shoes 10 be TUNED
over 10 the Goodwill Industries
later this month
If the drive is successful about
Is more physically handicapped
persons Will have a chance for SIX
months Of training and work at
the Goodwill shop IN Roanoke
Last Spring the schools Of eight
counties gave Goodwill over % r
600 bags Of clothing and shoes.
This year schools OF Is more
counties have offered assistance
Each student in tine cooperating
schools viii be given large paper
Goodwill bag and a leaflet de-
scribing GoodwIll's work with tie
physically handicapped people
The students arc asked 70 fill the
bags with all kinds Of used cloth
ing and shoes for" mcn women
and children
The clothing can be N any con-
dition GoodWln's Handicapped
workers Will clean and repair AL
he items and later sell them a.
low cost III Goodwill stores II
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Motion Ii Scene
Of VIA Tourney

R r Matpn E5s.es Jed hv
AT 7 ry's Is marker geH Assay
aanlcss R4sac Grove t.te 3D.
l3 and rep attd .he stunt AGAINST
PoRhatan 5a@46 l1 games la7
y e-tk Terry Juu.o ht toa CO
8Stost Powhatan
1ae Dlslr4et 2. Group III VIA
Quincy IS srhaduled tog saturday
March 5 az 'lie Motion sym Pas-
tsc.pauns anp Notion Waodsou
Rgtsse C,sote and Carver Bo,h
hoy ana r.& tsams are Slated
t0 see 4Ctow