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SunJuun Businessmen
Will Heed Up
Colt

San Juan, P. r. : Accept
ance by Cesar Calderon,
prominent San Juan bust
nessman, of the chairman
ship of the ninth annual
international Golf Cham
pionship and Canada Cup
Matches next summer was
announced here.
The blue-ribbon interna-
tional tournament will be
held at the Dorado Beach
Golf Club, bordering on
the Atlantic Ocean some Is
miles west Of here, on June
IA, 1861.
It is being unanimously
ranked by Puerto Rico writ
ers and officials as the most
important sports event ever
to be held on the island.
Calderon is vice chair
man Of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Government
Continued on page Al
, 1960-11-30
Police Judge Cracks
on Violutors
Of Truffic Lows

In the Municipal Court
this morning Melendez Ra-
mos charged with reckless
driving was found guilty,
by Judge William Moor
head, fined $25 and his Ii
cense suspended for six
months.
Daniel Carthy charged
, 1960-11-30
Four Sent to Jdil
For Double Voting
In ST. Thomds

as 80 [N##EE.Ei
Four persons who at
tempted to vote twice in
the November 8 election in
st. Thomas were given Jail
sentences in the Municipal
Court by Judge Cyril
Michael on Friday last.
Martin Paris was given
sixty days for voting at the
Nisky polling place under
the name of Juan Ramos.
He was arrested when the
real Juan Ramos appeared
to vote.
Cruz Davila, Jose Garcia
and Felipe Perada were
given thirty-day jail SEN
fences for attempting, I'M
cessfully, to vote twice.
, 1960-11-30

with speeding and reckless
driving was found guilty,
fined SIS for speeding and
SIS for reckless driving and
his license suspended for
six months.
Jose Marrero, charged
with careless driving and
leaving the scene of an acct
dent was fined SIS on the
former charge and $25 for
leaving the scene of the
accident.
Eugene Torres, charged
with careless driving was
fined SIS.
Joseph E. Brown was
fined SIS for failure to stop
at an intersection.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

THE MYSTERY or AIR CURRENTS, unsoved thru the
years. being studied by Coast Glider Champion and
eteorologst Jack Lambie But there's mystery about
his choice Of ciearettes-Caes He says CameIs the
only cigarettes he's tried that give him complete smoking
satisfaction with every puff of every Camel he smokes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

CALVERT AND WIS. AREA-3 bed
rooms, rec. room, air cond., gar
den. GIh0 mn KE 6.5Rg0
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WESTMINSTER
APARTMENTS WANTED

DESIRABLE NE. MICHIGAN AREA
Business woman and mother re-
quire reas., fuTn., quiet, family
home apt, garden; or share home.
Ii. 3-9373 once. Spicer.
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DOWNToWN-Sl5O per mo-. new
ly remodeled. GEORGETOWN style,
2-bedrm. town house, charming
continental garden, every de luxe
feature. AID. 2-5S43.
DUNLOP ST., OXON HILL, MD, mr..
Andrews Air Base-6-rm. semidet.
brick: Sl10 mo-: avail. now.
GEORGE I. BoRGER, INC.
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oIo0-,!U1 HaIlVood. 3-bedroom
brick multi-leVel: 2 baths,
equipped kit, living room,
alnlng area, basement. level
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MCLEAN. YA=-Altractive. snacinn

NUN IUUMEKF HILLS-CompIeteIy
redec. 3-bedrm. Dutch Colonial;
gar. side porch; conven. to schls.,
shop. and transp.; $3.50 mo. C.
4tCDEh4 GrA2 d c.. Cali Mon.
9-6 pm. JU. $500.
N. BEACH, > blks. Chesapeake Bay.
committing distance D. C.-lst A.,
rms; md A., 8 bedrms. and
path; hrepl., beam ceiling; full
n cen
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= and 3 bedroom houses; choice
locations in nearby Falls Church,
and Annandale areas: newly dec
GRATED; close to schools. shS%a.
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NFAR NEW GA w.
EAR MIDDLEBuRG, VA, Of

3 bedrms., Ice. liv. rm., firepI.,
lge. kit, attrac. Gear garage,
draw grapes al wins. la acres,
ping Ii. 3-U34g. Ell. 6-35O5.
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35-1l12 Ronald St. Falls
Church, 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Elee. kitchen, din
ing room: living room, fire.
place, full bsmt.
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MENDOZA

-G~U ssOtu 6bs NV
! blk. east Of Conn. ave. on
Kalorama I'd.
APT. 6l-N.W. corner, look
ing onto Kalorama I'd. Foy-
er, Mv. rn1,, din. rm.. pan
try, nice kit, 4 bedrms. and
2 baths.
APT. 66-3 exposures with
panoramic view to Potomac
and Virginia. Foyer, liv. rm.,
lge. cor. din. rm., Ice. pan
try, new kit, . bedrms., den
Tor 3rd bedrm.) and new
mod. bath.
All. aJ-Truly delIshtful
1-bedrm. apt. home with
southern exposure, and same
view as Apt. So.
Ask for Mr.. OWENS in
Apt. 81 or call AID. 4-4594.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA-Loveiy newer
5-bedroom home, modern kitchen,
laundry room in daylight base
ment. Side screened porch with
built-in barbecue. Large shaded
yard. Walking distance to schools
Call XII. 9-3530. EBNER R. DUN
CAN. INC. Realtors and Insurers,
al6 Prince St, Alex.
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HILLANDALE HTS. 10000 Lariston
lane, nr. Naval Ordnance Lab
| New; 4 bedrms., 8 baths, rec. nm:
every COW. AMERICAN SECURITY
| CORP, ST. 3-fi0OO
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HOUSES UMFuRK. TO RENT

ALEX, BUCKNELL MANOR, cow
70 Fort BelvSird and Penta ssooFS,
6 ricE s.mlde Pschhdf' tulf 6smt ' I;
near schools, shopping center and
bus. Sl20. ia. 2-12s2.
ALEX, on Mt. Vernon Mem. Hwy.
Lovely 3-bedrm., 2-bath RAM
bier in excl. area: elec. kit, sep.
din. rm., den, panel. rec. I'm. W
firpl., patio w/outdoor frepl.,
carport; $3.50. SO. s-Ss32.
ALEX.-Semidet., 8 bedrms Wv.
carpet, finished rec. rm., air cond i.
freezer. washer and dryer, dis
posal: SIPS mo. Open Sun To-
5. 233 Aspen St, Alex. XII. g.
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S140-6l7 Terrace dr., AnnandaIe.
3.-bedroom brick rambler:
cleo. kit, dining room, liv.
ing rm.. with flrepl., full
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HILLANDALE HTS, 10000 Lariston
lane. nr. Naval Ordnance Lab
New; 4 bedrms., 8 baths, rec. nm:
every COW. AMERICAN SECURITY
CORP, ST. 10000.
MMAC.. beaut. dec. 4 bedrms-,
NV. rm;, din. nm, den, kit. .
paths; Sl35. Adults only. VIII.
6-2436.
MINED. OCCUPANCY
2, and 3 bedroom houses; choice
locations In nearby Falls Church,
and Annandale areas: newly dec
Grated; close to schools. shS>a.
Sl35-I112 Ronald st.. Falls
Church, 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Elee kitchen, din
ing room. living room. fire.
place, full bsmt.
Sl35-707 Hallvood. 3-bedroom
brick multi-leVel: 2 baths,
EQUIPPED KIT; living ROOM
lot.
S140-617 Terrace dr., Annandale.
3-bedroom brick rambler:
cleo. kit, dining room, liv.
ing rm. with firepl., full
basement: garage
LARcHMoNT REALTY, INC
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-64I5
JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Very attTac.
nnome, 8 bedrmS,, ga baths, ,
nrepls.; adults: util incl. Sl25. L.
]. MILLS & SONS, INC. FE. 7-664O,
KENT vILLAGE-3-bedrm, semidet
DIX. q baths, option to buy. Sl25
mo. NE. s-12l2.
KENWOOD PIX, 572i Taneleyood
dr:1-bedrm., 3-bath split-level;
S3Oo mo-; conv. loo, OIL. 4-7469.
LANDON yILLAGE-New, 3 bed.
rms Z q baths, den, rec. rm.. split
Ieyel. Equip kit; garage Lease,
500: OIL. 6-3SS9 POBIAK Il
-POBIAk, OIL. $4,000.
LANDoVER AREA-Vacant; 3-bed-
rm. rambler: loads OF closets;
equip kit; rent S125 or will sell
SSt2o GOWN, Sll0 per mo. OWN
LEWIsDALE-HaVe ten 3-bedTm
ramblerS at S135 per mo. for
immed. and future occupancy.
houses are detached and in per-
rect como. Make reservations now.
Close to schools, churches. and 5
min. from Langley Park Shop.
VAN, 3lO6 Fordham ST, in Lewis
dale. Phone HA. 1920.
MACARTHUR BLVD.--S65, work re-
/ duceS rent, Arm. stone house. l N
baths. Tenant to do odd Jobs spare
time. wife some work in owner S
home: drive car. OIL. 2-O439.
MANASSAS-Attrac. Cape Cod !:
$50 mo. or sell S195 down tines.
settlement: SIS mo Same terms
to nonvet. CIR. 3-490s, JU. s.
1880
MASS. EXTENDED-3-be bum
gaiow: fenced lot; equip; kit, lge.
ave. S225 mo. OIL. $3.50.
MASS. AVE. EXT. Wood Acres
8 bedrms.. baths, rec. rm.. porch,
gar; newly dec. SlS5. OIL, 2-4936.
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(coNTINuED)
BETHESDA

Very liVable, redecorated 4-bedrm
3-bath rambler in Kenwood area
available immed; $3.50 mo. Cal
Mrs, Conner, OIL. 4-B277.
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Mike Gordon Realty

24l1 OBSERVATORY PL. NV
2-Story. 3-beoroom. Ia bath
home. consists % screened porch.
garage, full basement, economical
appt. to inspect call Mon.-Fri.
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
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IMED. OCCUPANCY

IMMAC.. beaut. dec. 4 bedrms.,
Nv. nm, din. nm, den, kit. q
baths; Sl35. Adults only. VIII.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
,teoNIlNuEn)
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
BROADMOOR
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Al Porter ct

1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Al Porter st.
APT. 12l-One Of few ant.
homes that may be truth
iully described as being in
near perfect condition
throughout" Foyer, liv. rm,
full din. rm., library, 2-bed-
rms, Z baths, modern out
side kit. with disposal,
washer, and dishwasher.
Both outside baths have
tub and shower, COM
PLETELY AIR coND. Nice
outlook on each OF 3 sx-
posuTes. l bedrm. and bath
have sep. entr. into apt.
house corridor.
APT. 204--Lge. square foy-
er, liv. rm., sun room, full
din. rn1.. 2 bedrms kit and
2 baths. Wired for AIR
COM. l beorm. and its
bath have separate entrance
into apt. house corridor and
may be completely shut on
and rented for almost
enough 10 pay maintenance
on entire apartment.
APT. 2i3-Lge. foyer, liv.
rm.. library, din. rm., 2 bed
rms, mod. kit. and . baths,
AIR COND. One Of the ia
vored locations in building.
3 exposures. Looks into Rock
Greek Park.
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY
at BROADMOOR desk or
call WO. 6.6623.
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dicates that there's air in the
hydraulic lines. Have a mechanic
inspect your brakes
3. Have your service station
OF repair shop remove q wheel
and check the lining II It's worn
down close 10 the gi.et heads.
or to approximately ore thirty
second Of an inch in thickness
refining job is needed.
q. Notice whether your car
pulls or sWerveS to left or right
when the brakes are applied. This
dangerous condition can be caus-
ed by several things. worn or
improper lining: leak in the by
draulic lines. causing the brakes
on only one side to be effective:
grease. hydraulic fluid. or other
foreign matter on the lining. In
some cases. it may be the Worn
condition Of the brake drums.
). Does your car stop within
recommended distances when the
brakes are applied 80 feet.
from the instant your foot hits
the brake. at 40 miles an hour.
81 feet at 60 mph?
If your car fails any of the
above tests. you're betting your
life with every mile until those
brakes are made safe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Aliens Tour
Neu Mexico

ANTIOCH. Nov. "a Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Allen accompanied
Mrs. Aliens brother. Harry Boil
ten. of Richmond. Oh a tour of
New Mexico and other states in
that section.
Miss Bette and Bobbie Will
liams and a friend. of Warwick
spent the week end with their
grandmother. Mrs. Ruby Brown.
Miss Drue Noel, Of Lvnchburg.
spent a couple Of days last week
with her mother, Mrs. c. M.
Noel and family.
Miss Janice Smith. Of Rich
mond, was a guest Of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Neal Smith.
for the week end.
Mrs. c. NJ. Noel and Mrs.
Mamie N. Ingle and Peggy spent
Wednesday in Richmond.
Get well wishes go to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Coffey this week and
also to Spencer Vaughan at Nc
CURE Hospital ard Mrs. j. c,
Amos who is a patient in a hos
pital at Wheaton. Md.
The turkey supper was quite a
success on Saturday night. A
good sum was realized from it.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Two Deacons
Are Ordained

GLENDALE. Now. "a Two
deaconS were ordained at Buck
ingham Church Sunday morning
by the pastor. the Rev Carlton
Milstead They are Lester Muck
OILS and j. M. Wood.
Fricnts are sorry to hear of the
illness of Arthur Panton, of Ar
vonia. Mrs. Panton is past 90
years of age and is Bible class
teacher at the Arvonia Methodist
Church. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burger, of
Gold Hill. are visiting their sons
and families, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Burger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Burger, in Richmond.
Jesse M. Clark. of Richmond
called at "Ufton Terrace Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Derren-
hacker spent last week end visit
ing relatives in Maryland.
Franklin Jackson is spending
some time with his mother, Mrs.
Bessie T. Jackson, at johnson
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison E. Shu-
maker have returned from a trip
to Washington and Maryland.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Radar Repair Study
Completed By Two
Local Servicemen

FORT MONMOUTH. N. j..
Nov. "a - Privates First Class
James c. Morrissette and Rob
ert L. Wells. of Farmville, com
pleted. the 33-week radar repair
course Nov. 10 at the Army Sig
nal School. Fort Monmouth. N. j.
They were trained to test. re-
pair and maintain ground radar
equipment.
MorrisSette. 10. son Of Walter
c. Morrissette. 500 Putney St.. en-
tered the Army last January and
received basic training at Fort
jackson, S. c. He is a 1859 gradu-
ate of Farmyllle High School and
was employed by Wilson Tire
Company before entering the
Army.
Wells. 10. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert 0. Wells, Route 3. entered
the Army in November 1859 and
received basic training at Fort
jackson, S. c. He is a 1859 gradu-
ate of FaImville High School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

more. is spending several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davidson. DR.. Davidson
IS enjoying the hunting season.
Mr. ard Mrs. Maxey Jones at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Jones
uncle III Richmond last Saturday
The Ada Hanes Circle of the
First BAPTIST Church met Mon
day night with Mrs. j. NJ. Bur-
,ouehs. Mrs. Burroughs reviewed
The book, TO Die Without His
Word"
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Walker,
If Norfolk, were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin C. Goode.
Mi and Mrs. R. T. MaXey ard
Mrs. Ethel Maxey. of Richmond,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen MaXey
Nh and Mrs. j. r. Sroddy. Jr..
attended the Virginia Maryland
'ootball game in Charlottesville
asst Saturday.
Last Thursday, members Of
he Buckingham County Ruritar
Club who attended the Appomat-
tox District Meeting of Ruritans
at Blackstone included: j. R
SnGddy, Jr., president: Mr.. ard
Mrs j. Blackwell Hanes. Mi. and
Mrs. Maury F. LeSueur. 7. B.
Hall. Jr. Walter Mumford and
Nh and Mrs. Claiming H. Moon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Holiday Week Ends Are Deadly, Bu1
Many Die On Average Week Ends

This year 367 persons were
killed in traffic accidents over
the Memorial Day week end. i42
over the July 4 week end. and
4l5 over the Labor Day week
end New and frightening. stats
TICS are coming up Tor the
Thanksgiving week end.
But look out for the "average"
week end Your chances of being
killed then are almost as good as
on one of the big national holi-
days. On the week erd of June
y. for example, the Associated
Press reported 343 traffic deaths
across the nation. just 10 fewer
than on the preceding Memorial
Day week end. And the traffic
oil on nonholiday week ends is
rising.
What can you do to protect
7our life when you take to the
~oad. on holiday or any other
lme? First, drive with all the
care you can exercise. observing
al traffic regulations and max
ng allowances for the dangerous
mistakes other driv ers may
make Second. make certain your
car is in perfect safety condition.
Have competent mechanic
check steering, tires, lights, ard
especially brakes.
According to American Brake
biloxi. one Of the country's largest
manufacturers Of brake Innings
for cars and trucks, national sur
veys show that one out Of every
four cars on the road today needs
brake attention. Brakeblok safety
engineers have prepared the fol-
lowing simple. five-point test for
motorists to find out whether or
not their brakes need attention:
|. Check the distance your
brake pedal moves when de-
pressed. If it comes within one
and one-fourth inches of the
floorboard. you need to have
your brakes adjusted by a good
mechanic.
2. Does the pedal have a
"spongy' feel? If it doesn' t
come to a solid stopping point
when depressed, it probably in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Pastors Conference In Tennessee
Attended By Rev. ]. X. Clark

CARTERSVILLE. Nov. 24-The
Rev. j. Kenneth Clark attended
the Baptist General Association
and pastors conference in Blis-
toll Tenn, the past week.
Expected guests Of Frank Dean
Irving are Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Baker and family. OF Hampton
and Carlton Irving. OF North
Carolina.
Mrs. j. Alex Ransone has re-
'nrned to her home here after
bending ten davs with her
daughter, Mrs. William V. Lon
don. and family in Arlington.
Mrs. London returned to her
home on Friday after spending
Is days in the new Washington
Hospital Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel S. Clingen-
peel, Of Burkeville, spent Sunday
here with Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Moon.
Miss Inez Baker returned to
her home in New Orleans. La.
Sunday after spending two weeks
here with her mother.
Expected guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Harrison for the
Thanksgiving holidays are Mr..
and Mrs. Danny Mcqueen and a
friend from Clinton, S. C.
The Rev. j. Kenneth Clark and
family spent Saturday in Rich
mond.
Mrs. M. H. Goodman and
daughter. Juanita, Of Richmond
were week end guests Of the
Peasants in the village.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Baskerville
and son. Dickey. of Asheville
NJ c.. and Jack Blanton, of the
University of Virginia, arrived
here Wednesday to spend several
days with the Blantons at Tam
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davis
and Mrs. B. B. Ford. of Rich
mond, were guests Of Mrs. Mary
Updegrove Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Peasants and Mrs
Mary Updegrove were in Farm
vile, Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Harrison and daugh-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Banquet Honors Football Team

DILLWYN, Nov. "a Thomas
NJ Morgan, Jr.. manager of the
Western Auto Store. and Clayton
I Poole. proprietor of the S. 3 .
Pearson Company. were hosts at
a banquet given Tuesday night
al McHay'S Restaurant in honor
Of the Buckingham Central High
School . OIL b a | team. Gene
Evans dean of F'errum Junior
College spoke to the group about
The Importance Of Taking Prop
er Subjects in Connection With
Your Future. .
Mrs. Fred H. Hamburg Jr., of
Farmville. was guest speaker at
the November meeting of the
DlllWyn Garden Club held last
Thursday at the home of Mrs
r. j. H. Grow.
In keeping with her subject,
christmas Decorations. Mrs
Harbury completed six unusual
arrangements. In competition for
the Club exhibits Of arrange
ments. Mrs. c. R. Wood placed
first IL the THANKSGIVING table
or buffet arrangement with fruit
or flowers and Mrs. R. E. Charl-
ton, second; and III the Member S
Choice class Mrs. j. R. Snoddy
Jr-. and Mrs. R. S. Rainey tied
for first; Mrs. c. Aubrey Scott
placed second. and Mrs. W. L.
Terrlll. third. Several of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
MRS. Honbury Speaks
Dillwyn Garden
Club Has Session
On Arrangements

EILWYN. NOV. q Mrs.
Fred II Hanblry Jr.. OF Farm
vile was guest speaker at the
November meeting Of the Dillwyn
Garden Club held in the home OF
MIS-. R. j. H. Grow last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Hamburg also gave a dem
onstration and assembled six ar
rangements in the Christmas
mood for members Of the club.
Members Of the club are plan
MI to attend a flower show in
Lynchburg December 9 and 10.
The Christmas dinner party
viii b. held December Is. III
charge Of reservations are Mrs.
y. WAYNE Dawson and Mrs. Viii
liam Davidson.
Mrs, G. r. Wood placed first in
the Thanksgiving buffet arrange
inert in exhibits made by club
members. and Mrs. r E. Charl-
ton placed second. III the mem
bers choice class. Mrs. r. S.
Rainev and Mrs. J. R. Snoddy
Jr, tied for first place and Mrs.
Aubrey Scott placed second.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Virginia Farmers No Longer Have
To Pay For CalfhO0d Vaccination

The Virginia Department of
Agriculture has announced that
farmers will no longer have to
pay Veterinarians out OF their
own pockets for calfhood vac.
cination.
According to DR.. w. L. Ben
dix, State Veterinarian, fee pay
ment Of official calfhood vac
clnation for brucellosis Bangs
Disease has. been resumed at
program expense under the Wiz
ginia deral Brucellosis
Eradication Program.
Vaccine will continue to be
supplied without charge. Use of
the vaccine is restricted to that
administered under the coopera-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

ter, Salle, were in Richmond
Friday to hear Mantovani and
his orchestra at the Mosque.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

tive Brucellosis Eradica-
ton Program. No livestock own
er will be charged for the vac
cine or its administration.
About a year ago the payment
of veterinarian fees was discon-
tinued due to cut in Virginia s
ALLEGATION of Federal funds. Eff
fective November i, 1860, a new
appropriation was received. and
the program has been resumed.
Free copies Of the Bulletin
what to Expect from Brucel-
LOSS Vaccination" are available
from Animal and Dairy Industry
Virginia Department Of Agricul-
ture, Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Miss Anne Morris
Passes Board Exam
In Nursing

AMELIA. Nov. "a Word
was received here on Wednes-
day that Miss Anne Christine
Norris has passed her State
Board examinations as a Reg
istered Nurse. with very good
grades.
Mss Morris. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond j. Nor
rs Of Amelia graduated from
Grace Hospital. Richmond. on
August % She is a 1857 grad
uate of Amelia High School and
is presently working at the hos
pltal.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Brickert Cited
Fer Sales Record

TIMONIUM. MD, Nov. "a
J. c. Brickert, Massey-Ferguson
dealer in Farmville. was cited
for his sales and service record
at a company dealer convention
held last week end in Baltimore
Nd
During the one day meeting,
spokesman for the ll3 year old
firm, worlds largest producers
OF tractors and combines, drama
tired 1861 plans III a program of
motion pictures and costume
productions staged in a tropical
setting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
The Rrsiness Din

Administration economists say
business dip is not serious and
that upturn will be apparent in
coming months. Some private
economists disagree and aver
age opinion among the private
forecasters is that business will
not have upturn until mid 1861.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

members are planning to attend
a show in Lynchburg December
, and 10. when exhibits will be
done by flower judges in the
area. Plans are being made for
The club s annual Christmas din
ner party to be held December
ID. Mrs William Davidson and
Ars. V. Wayne Dawson are IN
,harge Of reservations.
Dr.. c. n Davidson, of Balti-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
BOssie's Modern Plumbing

Mrs. r. M. writes in tn e
ockton Times: MY little
nephew had been on a vacation
on the farm. When he came
back, I ased him if he'd had
a nice time and he replied bold
ly. Yes. it was great fun
watching the farmer pulling the
cows faucets =
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Surplus Revised

Revised statistics show the eX-
pected surplus for the current
fl cal year VIII probably be
about IL billion dollars not
four billions as previously antic-
ipated.