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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17
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The proposal of the Petroleum
Research Corporation TO store
the by-prOducts Of their atomic
industry on the Blackfeet Res
eryation seems TO have given rise
10 considerable speculation in
both pro and con categories.
One word, in the explanation of
this proposal. has been misuSed
10 a great extent and we feel that
IL should be corrected at this
time before too much confusion
arises. The use of the word
waste" is not at all proper and
should be replaced with the word
by product" Waste is something
that is neither useful nor Of any
good in any form The by-prOd-
uct. in this case. can be used in
the manufacture OF several other
products. and will be so buried
that il viii b. recoverable when
needed.
There seems TO be some doubts
in the minds Of some of our read
ers as to the safety and future
danger of the proposed under
ground storage method. Person
ally. we see little need for such
doubt. I don't think we will be
in any more of a dangerous sit
uatiOn. now or ever. than driv-
ing a car down the highway or
living in the same area where
many Of our necessities are man.
ufactured. There is always allow
able room for mistakes even in
a scientifically approved venture.
but We are of the opinion that
the PRO has done a completely
thorough job of investigating
proper sites and an equally good
Job in scientific research in the
field Of safety. Let US not become
unduly critical or peSSimistic be
cause we are not trained in the
field of science but we should
also make certain that every mea-
sure of safety is made available
10 US.
/ wonder how many drivers
would take their cars off the
roads and never get on a high |
way again IL they only knew
what some of the trucks they
meet were carryingl Probably We
would dig in the side Of a noun
tain and never come out If We
knew what some of the planes
that fly over our homes were
carrying.
We honestly believe that this
storage proposal offers the res
ervation an opportunity Of I'M
paraIlefed value at a time most
needed TO aid our economic
stress. II seems that We have al
ways been on the bottom Of the
list, and this may be our oppor-
tunity TO rise to the average
standard of our neighbors. II Is
not the estimated S3i4 million
that we find attractive, IL is the
potential attraction of industry
for wears 10 come and the week
~ takehome psychecks that will
90 along with IL.
We have had many letters con-
corning the PRO project, some
critical and some praisewOrthy.
Most Of them are too long 10 re-
print. but all carry a worthwhile
consideration. Most recommend
a further study and a word OF
caution. both of which We agree
with. but we certainly don't feel
that any opinion should be final
until all the facts have been pre-
seuted and above all, let's
don't start swinging before the
ball has been thrown.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17
mp Pipeline Being Laid Across
BIaCkfeet Indian Reservation

l6nch pipe been laid the Montana Power
Companys 6me Carway Alta Cut Bank across
reservation work progressing at the rate of
two m a day, according to the utility. :.
Glen Jones' construction MPC said 80 nclud
ing 80 Indians working the line bring
Canadian gas TO Montana.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17

i
Dear Mr. seaborg:
informed that Senator Mansfield has received
negotiations with the Backfeet
development of atomic indus
park the Reservation conjunction
waeproduc storage facility We under
this letter complaint has been forwarded your office
complaint received by Senator Mans
apparently based inadequate information wish to
briefly industrial waste disposal and
negotiations with the Blackfeet Tribe
For several years company searching site
the right combination of surface features
geographic uburface geology and ormaionud
the development of atomic industrial park and
The stringent requirement for such future
would be the absolute safety of
storage facility for the radioactive byproducts wastes
atomic industry This absolute safety together with
found in the injection
fluids certain unique subsurface
fluids unusually
detailed analysis of data presently available be-
this unique subsuace environment required for
maneny fluid exists under portion of the Black
If the data from proposed expana
confirm the existence this safe fluid
will constitute natural of great
Bcee Indian Tribe Consequently the Backeet
Tribe and Petroleum Research Corporation jointly in
developing this potentially great natural
extensive field mapping and systematic study of bottom
from deep holes drilled for oil
throughout the Une States and foreign
discovery of naturally occurring sub
which had anticipated
concentrated its research efforts determining the
crences fluid relation
ships mechanics flow of ground water deep subsurace
this research, PRO has developed
method the underground
radioactive byproducts February submitted
entitled Underground Disposal of Radioactive
Fluids of which enclosed In April 1860
fContinued page 2, column u
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17

Winners Of the beef donated
by the Tri-county CowBelles at
the Marias Fair in Shelby were
Mrs Howard Alley, Conrad; Mrs.
Tony Kimmet, Cut Bank; Roxie
Tuna, Cut Bank, and Dorothy
Luther, Cut Bank.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17
Government Asks More Time
To Study SWeetgrass Claim

Wilkinson, and Barker Washington
notified the chairman of the Backeet Tribal Council
Swngley is receipt copy motion
within which the might file proposed
objections the claim of underpaymen made the
Ventre tribes for that land known
Sweetgrass Hills.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17
Duck and Goose Lakes
Receive Fish Stock
From State Hatchery

According to Les Cobell. chair
man of the tribal Lakeshore De-
velopment Association n, fish
plants have been made by the
state this week at Duck and
Goose Lakes. 100000 three-inch
rainbow were planted in Goose
Lake and 10000 in Duck Lake.
The Duck Lake stock ran from
4 inches to liz pounds.
These two lakes have gained
national attention during the past
two years In their production of
rainbows weighing up to 10 lbs.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17

A meeting has been scheduled
for Friday evening. August 10 at
8 O'Clock in the conference room
OF the Agency Barracks for ali
bowlers snd sponsors of the
Mixed Bowling league. Election
Of officers for the coming year
will be held at this meeting.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-08-17
Pre- Answers Complaint Relating
To Proposed Research Project

Editors below from the president Of the PRO
in answer
and underground Of atomic
by-prodvets BIskfeef reservation. Of the
relative safety carried by the Petroleum
Research Comparatively
Evening star., 1961-01-04

PNEY BRANCH RID. Shop ctr =,
rear 1923 Flower ave. No. s: over
head DR.. Slsx20. Sl4 JU. 5-l747.
1880 GIRARD ST. N.W.-oniy 81
monthly. Lear garage Phone
mAnaEer. NO, 1-754S.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

DE bUIU OF 4-dr. Flredome "S":
7 and h., power steering, power
brakes, auto. trans, blue and
white fnish, w.-s.-w tires; clean,
low mileage auto; Sl,695, .nnali
OWN. pymt.. pymtS. at bank, L p.
STEuART. INC, 144O p st. NV,
Evening star., 1961-01-04
GRADY

1s0s wis. AVE. BETH, OF Of 6-99o0 -
DE SOTO 81 4-dr g.: dep transn
| Clean .throughout, good engine, "a.
rage kept, Sl55. Ii. 4-9llO
Evening star., 1961-01-04
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

MONT. Co.-Ureently need build
ing lots, groups from / to 100,
builders waiting, finished or un-
finished. ground recorded or un-
recorded, 9 It'll q.
F. W. BERENS, REALTORS
SPY Fenton st. SIS. JU. 7-1700
WE NEED more lots. acreage OF
KAY REALTY CO. RA' $1,000
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Shannon & Luchs


CO.. REALTORS IA. LAST
ARL., NJ. prestise area-Briek GUS
tom rambler, 3 bedrms, ga baths
Arepl., peneled rec; ri1,: scr; po%rsh, %
mortal Bridges. IA. 2-229l.
ARLINGTON-LIKE TO ENTER
TAIN? You'll be proud to inyit,
modern contemporary featurinI
beamed ceiling; 5 spacious bed.
rooms, 3 baths, promenade bal
cony, ultramodern Aft. kitchen
architectural lines q. 10 MONROE
See with US today and be amazed
Priced Sbs,5O0.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
d., lc0NTINUEp)
ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH

Z large bdrms.. . full baths: fenced
rear yard: custom-made drape!
and air condition included. Onl!
Sf00 cash and $l10 per mo-, incl
taxes and insurance. Call toda!
for appt, to INSPECT,
Evening star., 1961-01-04

COUNTRY CLUB-come see
this real bargain-best school
district in N. Arl, at the very
does It havei 3 bedrms., large
ioyely lot. Name your own
3tnaneing incl. minimum EHA
siH'fs sH. fs-sSsj. SHs s1.s. PAHisG4 "a. se4sss2s.. 81.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
rRAILERS

CASH PAID for house trailers: we
pay on your balance and give you
cash. COL. cox, Orchard 4-S343.
CASH PAID for clean, used mobile
homes. Va, Ro. s-1400; Nd, RIA
6-253l.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Own Your Business

Excellent Shell station.
-Modern 3-bay station.
Earn $4,000 per ". ana
Up.
Minimum investment.
Excellent return.
financial assistance for
qualified person.
Paid training program.
Real opportunity for an.
ton cali Mr.. STATS. q.
nee. HE. 4-7000; home.
JE. A-4443.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
OVERLOOKS
GOLF COURSE

Illness forces SACRIFICE SALE Of
year-old custom built brick ram
Bier in exclusive area Of higher
Baths On ONE Level: modern
kitchen with e/s OF dining rm.,
gift. liv. rm.. OVERSIZE CLOS
ETS, large rec. I'm. with firepl. in
full bsmt., DASHBOARD HEAT and
PLAsTEREp WALLS. Reduced
from S3l,500 to $2S,950 for quick
sale.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2160 N. Glebe Rd. IA. 6-07O7
0vERLOOKS THE GOLF COURSE
80, of course, it's Q lovely view.
This home Is in excellent condi-
tion and really has lots to offer
Living rm. with fireplace. dining
rm. and nicely equipped kitchen;
3 bedrms. and den plus this extra
bonus: q nice family room. It's
only S24,500 and you may have
im%sdiits w ssssSs sSssHpanSy REiL4os m S-9SSg sGso
Chain Bridge I'd.
QUALITY AND SPACIOUSNEss'-
A truly magnificent new split
foyer rambler In North Arlington's
hucsb aEcu. 4n0 LNtuk IVOm ID
huge, separate dining room,
double-oven kitchen. family room.
4 bedrooms, 3 full baths. Q large
finished rec. room and 2-ear ga
rage. A 5th bedroom or den is
partly finished and has separate
entrance. Lovely lot and move in
Immediately; Sal. 800 with q
$4,000 25-year loan and terms
to suit. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON.
JA. 5-l550 Ewes. JE. .4-0301
QUIET COUNTRYSIDE all around
this cleaning "picture-book" brick
rancher; wonderfully balanced plan
for both formal and informal liv-
Ing; very large tastefully decorated
living rm. with contrasting brick
fireplace. traditional dining rm.,
nicely appointed sunshine kitch-
en-: private hallway 10 3 family
bedrooms. tiled bath and lots Of
roomy closets; full basement with
recreation area and entrance to
lovely. completely fenced "a acre.
THE VERY BEST at only S1e,250,
with as little as $3.50 down FHA
and payments less than rent.
FLoRANCE REALTY. iO3 W. Lee
hwy. Fairfax. CIR. 3-4OO6.
REDUCED SI,OOO-All brick ram
bier. Vacant. LARGE living Tm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm.. GE
kitchen. 8 large bedrms. and bath
Priced 10 sell fast at Sl6,e5O. May
be bought with as little as $500
down. ARFAX REALTY, INC. JE,
4-4QO0
Evening star., 1961-01-04
RUSH

For this can't last: here on . large
beaut. wooded lot, nestled on q
knoll with . vista. is q perfect
setting for this 3 twin-siIed bed
nm. brick rambler with Q large nv
kit. With eating space and . lgs.
full bSmt.. for only $17.500: h'I
unbelievable. but available.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1-Q30O
After 6 pm. call JE. $500
MERNANDO'S HDEAWAY-Perfec
little summer cottage on ga acres
Of land which Is valuable now and
will increase In value IS time
passes. Believe 1t or not, only Q
County line, Sound interesting? ?
Call for details. S21,500. HOLLY
REALTY, b1s3 Lee hwy. KE. g.
$3.50.
JUST OFF CHAIN BRIDGE RD.-
4 bedrms,, . baths. Total, S13.abO,
full bsmt. and garage; tree-Studded
"a acre. GrGndmother-si1e kiteh-
en-, plenty Of cabinet space, biz
sep. din. rm., large hv. rm. 1ndi-
yidual home in custom neighbor-
hood ARFAX REALTY, INC. 9
till Q. JE. 4-4Q0O.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
II To GoRSST Go-RSOSTfINNTnS55f NTS5f
OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE

Farm, located 10 miles out OF
Charlottesville. AIS acres. Will sell
on in small acreage or as q whole
Beautiful lakesites on property
EinaneinE can be ARRANGED. Write
c. klRILEY, Keswiek. Va.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD
start the New Year right By NOV.
ing into this spacious better than.
new split -level: there are 3 twin.
sized bedrooms. . formal sized
dining room. living room with
fireplace, large workable electric
kitchen: 1t has Q bonus living area
with Q coy TV room and "A bath
on the lower level. Keep your cal
happy. too. in Q huilt-in garage
Cali today. You can enjoy Christ
mas in this lovely home Priced q,
$22.b0O. Ewes. FL. 4-2078.
MCLEAN
Do you like comfort, convenience
and easy living? See this 65-ft
rambler; large bedrooms ant
study. 3 full baths. living room
with most unusual stone fireplace
countryside kitchen, spacious din.
ing room, paneled rec. room with
fireplace and built-in bar. inter.
com and sliding glass doors; d.
luxe features throughout. Evenings
JE. 2-4934.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

ASSUME THIs LOAN
at SllS.27 . month
owner will handle
O 2nd trust and this
jaunty Cape Cod can
be JouIs. 4 bed
rooms. Z Of them
handsomely pine
paneled-one would
Be Q marvellous him
room or study re.
treat. All brick and
With . nice sized
lot-this home Is
yssSsSptos yssSsSpt and g. :sll,ns l,...,,t, e.,
sSS'9sffa,.SsasSssEsFisl 2
CORP. n. 4-2500.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Mahopanv.Paneled Den

DEL
Plus 8 bedrooms, nice big
brand-new house with fam
tly.size kitchen, adjoining
laundry faeils. and u bath.
Lovely formal dining rm.
entering through French
door TO level yard. Another
bath basement, peach Of Q
living rm. with firepl.: all
this for only S2l. $50. Re-
peat: BRAND NEW! il.
Evening star., 1961-01-04

6HILDREN WANTED, to occupy
this immaculate 4-bedrm. home
in Falls Church. Here Is a
special for the large family. Bed
rms are above average in size
Huge living rm., extra-lse. kitch-
en- with eating space, 2 baths.
Tall-treed lot on q quiet street.
Modern and in new condition. As
sumo lss. loan With !n small deEn
lovely cHiLp.sArE hon home II today sa,.
pHsNFAr1ok pHsNF ! " ! REALTY. Jr. $1,000
CLoSE.IN N. ARLINGTON = A
subdivision and close to bus. Liv-
ing room is truly large with .
fireplace, separate dining room.
and kitchen is new and sparkling
There Is Q large jalousied porch
across the back Of the house. The
bedrooms are large. rec. room Ia
finished and has o large, stone
fireplace: S21.e50. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON. ia. 6-1660; ewes,
COUNTRY RAMBLER, 8 bedrooms
tull basement, acre. $l3.950
No money down GI or small down
conventional. BROWN q BROWN
REALTY, JE. 4-O041 or JE. 3-7715
CUsTOM.BUILT BRICK SPLIT.
LEVEL on beautiful Level wooded
lot; 3 huge bedrms.. large living
I'm. with raised hearth fireplace
separate dining rm., full bsmt
carport and in an area Of exclu.
give homes, and all for only sea-.
500. Be sure to see today, Cal
days, WE. $4,000; ewes, JE. 9.
1ls5. BETTER HOMES REALTY
INC. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS 90 IA. 5-6s0C
ARLlNGTON-New brick rambler
very close in, featuring huge liv:
ing rm. with cherry paneled wall
fireplace, ga baths, dining rm.,
all-eleetrie de luxe kitchen. beau
tiful western cedar rec. rm. with
fireplace. and only 10. minutes
TO Washington. A real beauty
e4oo. BETTER HOMES REALTY,
NC. REALTORS.
ARLINGTON, n. = All-brick ram
bier located In Crescent Hills
area: 3 bedrooms plus maids room
and u bath in full basement;
complete dE kitchen. 37:ft. rec.
room. earport and patio; i'm
maeulate condition and immediate
possession. Priced for quick sale
ct S2S.e50. Call to inspect.
eONNETT sPAGNoLo, Realtors,
KE. $4,000.
ARLINGTON-Nev split level Of
bedrooms, 2 full tiled baths, ex-
pandable into FIVE bedrooms, II
you want more. Price, S24.600.
Only $4,000 down, or let Arlins-
ton Realty Co. take your old house
an MA
Evening star., 1961-01-04
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUT0MoTIvE MISC,

977 LOADER FOR RENT. By hour,
day or week. Contract work also
considered. LA. 6-0251.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
TAILS CHURCH AREA
3.PEnPOOM PPTCK

MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
FIRST TIME OFFERED, be first to
see this immaculate 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, featuring beautiful
recreation rm,. with built-tn ma
hogany paneled bar. and high
ceilings. Modern kitchen with eye
wall earpeting; de luxe aluminium
storm windows. and Anchor-fenced
rear yard. A truly comfortable
family home. for only Sl0,500.
Seeing is believing. Call days. WE.
$4,000: evenings, ia. 1925
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DISTRESS!
FAIRFAX
HDEAM DTTTE

fAIHtAA
CREAM PUFF
Brick rambler Just waiting for the
lucky family. Vac. and avail. now
Has 3 bedrms.. sen. din. rm., lge.
mod. kit. with table space, full
bsmt. with rec. rrn, and Is To-
Gated on N-acre lot. only S1S,-
$50. walking distance to schools,
shopping and transpoI tation.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
FALLS CHURCR.BRILYN PK.-3-
bedrn.. 2-bath brick split. Best
cond. Lee. fenced lot, est. flowers,
trees, .garden. Gas h.-w.h. As
sumo Ice. 4iaes qI. Reas. down
pymt. required. No agents; SlS,-
$50. OWNER. JE. 4-5617.
FALLS Chs bedrm. ramb.; fenced
yd; assume $4,000 loan, .S97 so
mo-: p.iti. OWNER. IA. 4-739O.
FALLS CHURCH AREA; S13,50O-
3-bedrm, rambler, on nicely land
seaped fenced lot. 25-ft. living
dining area, equip. kit, tiled bath;
stairs to attic: walk 70 school,
Assume 4ec GI loan or $3.50 cash,
SOS mo. FHA. LUCILLE COOK.
REALToR, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664
FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-BEDROOM BRICK
. . u.klar A. haerA fanaAd LAT .
Evening star., 1961-01-04

DATSUN 1859 demonstrator: fhe
small car with all the convenienc 3
Of a Dig one: r. and h., Wv,
ures; sky blue: advertised in ali
! the better trade magazines; for 50
| Gown and $40 q month. BANNING
4 SONS, $500 Baltimore ave :,
Hyattsvllle. Md. UN. 4-955o
Evening star., 1961-01-04
BUTLER-RONDED

Coupe de Vile; full power, air
conditioning. extremely clean; low
miles; S2.3a5
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-05
Tournament At
Briery Club
Is A Success

KEYSVILLE. May 4 = The
first golf tournament of the
Briery Country Club was
termed a success, with the golf
course in excellent shape and
fair weather persisting for the
visitors and m m bers, who
turned out for the finals, Sun
day afternoon
Gordon Smith, Of Keysville,
won the championship flight,
closing our Fred Hammer, also
of Keysville. on the II green to
win two and one.
Bob trunk. of brakes
Branch. was the winner Of the
first flight. defeating George
Maust, of Keysville, one up on
the 18.
In the second flight. Warren
Morris. of Keysville. defeated
Taylor Dunnavant. of Charlotte
Court House, one up.
The third flight was won by
Ernest Nichols, of Keysville
defeating Charlie Carlton, O.
/ Keysville, by a score Of and 6
Trophies will be awarded eaci
Of the winners at a supper meet
ing. to be planned by the club
for this purpose.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-05

materials arc: string. yarn. cot
ten. dental floss, raveled rope
or burlap. feathers. wool. excel
sior. and thread. All string-like
materials should be cut into
short lengths. $40 inches. so that
birds do not become Cntangled
while carrying them to nesting
locations.
The materials can be made
available in a number of ways.
Last winters $ Suet feeders are
often excellent for this purpose.
Those with front made of hard
ware cloth or doWel stick can
be filled with an assortment of
the items suggested. The birds
can then pull them out singly
and avoid scattering materials
about the lawn. Box like con
taintcrs can be made from half
inch hard ware cloth. Short
lengths Of string and yarn are
quite conspicuous and easily OBJ
tanned when pinned TO a clothes
inc.
Efforts made TO attract high
resting density can be reward
g conservation endeavor. Birds
ave a tendency to return to the
same nesting area in successive
years. A program of planting
and providing nesting boxes will
pay dividends for years u come j..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-05

most improved player and also
won the individual high set with
58s pins.
Richard Williamson was pre-
sented the craftsmanship award.
In special local tournament,
using handicap scores, Prince
Edward Mills won the Monday
night league and The Hub won
the Tuesday night league.
In the special tournament Sam
Cook had the high total score for
all events to be named the all
events winner.
New officers for the league
were elected after the Monday
league voted to remain with the
Tuesday league as the Combined
Mems Ten Pin League. Officers
for the coming year are Frank
Muto, president; Carl Klocke,
vice president: Bob Clements,
treasurer; and Don Sequin, sec
rotary.
Retiring president. Julian Dun
KUN, and his outgoing staff were
given a rising vote of thanks by
the club
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-05

Hampden-Sydney lost an i'm
portant encounter with Ran
dolph Macon Saturday after
noon at Alhland, IFS. The loss
moved the Tigers out Of second
place and gave the Braves from
Norfolk Divisi ion a more firm.
practically commanding lead. in
the Little Eight race.
Randolph-Macon received an
unexpected jolt to their Little
Eight hopes Tuesday when their
game with RPI ended in 90
tie in a game that was called at
the end Of II innings. The lost
gives Randolph Macon a record
of five and one half-one and one
half in Little Eight.
Hampden-Sydney is AZ in the
conference and is wing
BridgeWater at Death Valley
Thursday afternoon in an i'm
portant contest. The Tigers will
ravel to Norfolk for a game
with the league-leading. Braves
this Saturday in another impor-
tant contest. Hampden-Sydney
has only an outside hope Of win
ming the conference title, but
they are definitely in the run
ming for the second spot. Games
this weekend and the pending
Randolrh-Macon VS.. Norfolk Di-
vision game next week will be
the decisive factors in deter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-05

Included in the pre-game cere-
monies Will be a parade of the
teams 81 the field. The Rev. j..
Hog Smith, pastor of the
Farmville Presbyterian Church.
will offer the invocation. Mayor
William F. Watkins. Jr. will
make the official welcome from
the town, and AL S m t h and
Mike Lafoon will issue the well
come from the baseball league.
The league will operate ap-
proXimately as it did last year.
There are four teams in the
major league. Carey Nobhn is
manager of the Lions, Milton
Booth, manager of the Rotary
Jack Lewis manager of he Jay
GEES. and Will Chapman, mana
ger of the Moose.
During the month of Nav,
games will be limited to double
headers on Friday night with
the following SCHEDULED May II.
Lions Jaycees in the first game;
with Rotary Moose in the sec
ond; May 10, Rotary Jaycees;
followed by Lions-Moose; and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-05-05

game score with 254 pins.
Julian FoWlkes won the indi-
vidual high set with 594 pins. The
team high game went to Jenkins
Atlantic with 964 pins. Ed Finch
was chosen the most improved
bowler and Sam Cook won the
craftsmanship award.
The Willie Urich Special BOBBY
prize was presented to Billy Nc
Kay's Tastee Freeze, amid a
friendly uproar.
MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
CreWe L un ry practically
swept the Monday Night League.
They won the championship. with
the following team members j.
Carl Klocke. Paul Long, Ray At
kinson, Bob Fogelman. Ronny
Roberts, and Frank Smith.
CreWe Laundry also took the
high team set with ?, 43l pins and
the high team game with 849
pins.
Frank Smith rolled the indi-
vidual high game Of 233 pins.
! Ronny Roberts was voted the