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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-09-01
NOTICE

Hey, Look a There! Come
out to Lump's New Bar and
Lounge at 1905 Claire blvd.
over the Labor Day holiday
and every might.
There will be a band on hand
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
also Monday, to provide live
entertainment for your en-
joynfent. A twist contest will
be held on Sunday. So come
out and enjoy the fun over
the Labor Day weekend.
Everybody will he there and
we will be looking to see you.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-09-01
THANK YOU

Mr.. Ernest McGavock, hus-
band and, family of the late
Artie P. McGavck acknowledge
with deep appreciation to the
people of Robbins their kind
expressions of sympathy.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-09-01

Next week if you have ques-
tions for advice, send them in
to me, Fred Parham, Jr., 222
W. 154th street, Harvey, ILL.,,
I will answer and give the
bSt advice that I can. Until
next week, may God bless you.
Fred Parham, Jr.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-09-01
A SOCIAL TEA

A social will be given Satur-
day, September 1, at 13745 So.
Troy avenue, Robbins, Illinois.
Festivities will start at 9:99
pm. and continue until.
A twisting good time will be
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Romp Over Blackston me Starts
Statesmen On Winning Streak

tournament next week and tn
chances are they will end up i
fifth place. the spot they nov
hold. They travel to RrunsWic
Friday night for the final gam
OF the regular season. Bruins
wick will be odds on favorite,
to win, but the Statesmen hav
q i've game winning streak They
would like to Keep going, and if
could just turn out that way.
Tie reason for our poor
start this year is attributed tc
our poor shooting percentage, I
Coach Rao commented. In ninf
games VIC averaged only q PEI
cent of our shots. while our CO
ponents hit for 43 per cent. TIL
last five games have been q
pleasant change" he added.
II the Statesmen end I'D il
tlfth place as predicted they will
play their first game in tic
tournament next Thursday nigh
against Victoria in The second
game OF the evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night L. ague


RESULTS: Tastee Freez 8,
Cox Amusement /: P. E. Mills
!, WSVS 0; Farmers Supply 4,
Rebels 0.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game. F. Smith, 1876. Individual
high three game set. F.. Smith,
IL. Team high game, Farmers
Supply, IN. Team high set, p.
J. Mills, 1858.
STANDINGS: P. E. Mills 66lo-
l7l2: WSVS 47-37; -Tastee Freez
40: Cox Amusement 1916;
Rebels 1855; Farmers Supply
i.7l2-561a.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Kayton Fuel 4,
-rewe Laundry 0: Leggett's 4,
he Hub 0; Martin the Jeweler
!, Jenkins Oil Co. 0.
SUMMARIZE Individual high
anne. D. Sequin, 228. Individual
Ugh three game set, w. Chap
IAN, 527. Team high game.
1artin the Jeweler, 1855. Team
oh set, Martin the Jeweler,
25O7.
STANDINGS: Martin the Jew
lei 57l2 26'2; Crewe Laundry
1888, Kayton Fuel 42-42: Leg
ett's 39-45; jenkins Oil Co.
~ 49i2; The Hub 1856.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
By Ted Amos

The Statesmen of Randolph
Henry have bounced back in the
past two weeks to rank fifth in
district 3 competition. After los
ing five straight games. the
Statesmen turned the tables and
won their last five in success
sion.
Perhaps tie turning point in
the season was the 6s,-45 romp
over Blackstone last Tuesday
evering in the Charlotte c. H.
gym. The Statesmen led all the
way. following Assistant Coach
George RAGS instructions to
pillow into them from the be-
ginning instead of waiting until
the second half to come alive"
Randolph Henry followed in
structions, and Blackstone was
held scoreless until the last
three minutes of the first quar-
ter, which ended 1873.
On Friday night the States
men trimmed Crewe 6l-45, with
Jim Bradner and Ed Harding
pacing the attack with % points
each. On Monday Randolph
Henry entertained Buckingham
in a makeup game winning 73-
S. Harding and Bradncr again
led the attack: Harding hitting
for % and Bradner for %. Le-
land Vassar added l6 to the
cause.
Playing again Tuesday night,
Randolph Henry started slow.
but hit consistently in the sec
ond and third quarters to beat
Bluestone 5l-36. Harding was top
man again, as the IFS pound.
81" scorer dropped in IS points.
Rradner, who is a little taller
(6'o'n but 20 pounds lighter,
stayed in the double figures
with II points. Vassar, the tall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
THE FARMv11E (va) HERALD, FRIDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1862

The district 3 tournament
starts Wednesday night at
Hampden Sydney's Cannon
Gymnasium, pitting the top
eight teams in the district in a
single elimination type tourna-
ment.
The exact ranking in the
tournament will not. be announc-
ed until after the regular season
games end this week. However.
one position in the tournament
is definite. The Brunswick Bull
dogs are tie regular season
champions and they will get the
top spot, first seeded in the
tournament.
Kenbridge, whic appeared
certain to come out as the num-
Der two team in the district, had
rude shock this week as Park
View handed the Comets a g.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Tigers Lose To jackets,
Tiuo Home Games Remain,

Randolph Macon topic d
Hampden-Sydney 8O-64 Tuesday
night to knock TIE Tigers out
OF Little Eight honors. The win
guarantees the Jackets at least a
tie in Little Eight and put the
Mason Dixon championship in
the bag for the Ashland squad.
The first half Of the game
lived up to pre-game billing as
the Yellow Jackets led by slim
one point margin, 1929. With Is
minutes left in the game, Ran
dolph-Macon went ahead 1892
and never rclinquished thcil.
lead. The game was tied six
times up until that crucial point.
Tiger ace, Bill Hardin. led the
scoring in the game with Is
points. Phil Lott dropped i'll Is
points and Dave Trickler had 10
to help the Tiger cause.
Buddy Allen was the differ
ence in tie game, as he rang up
20 points in the second half 10
lead the Jackets. He got onlv
two points in the first half.
Three other Jackets hit the
double figures to give their
team an evenly paced attack.
The win avenged two earlier
losses to the Tigers and was a
must for Randolph Macon to win
the Little Eight title.
Norfolk Division is still in DO.
Sitlon to earn a tic for Little
Eight honors. but must win
three straight to d6 SO. The Di-
vision is - and the Jackets are
1872. Norfolk faces Roanoke
Lynchburg. and Bridgewater
and must defeat all three to
earn d Tie.
In spite Of the loss to RIM
the Tigers had a good week, de-
feating Washington and Lee al
Lexington The Generals did =
good Job Of keeping Bill Hardin
out OF the scoring box for one
half. Bill had only four points
at half, all OIL foul shots. How
ever. he bounced back in The
second half for % points to lead
the scoring as usual.
Last Friday night the Tigers
put down visiting Baltimore
University $50. Although draw
ing about three points below his
normal shooting, Bill Hardin led
the pack again in scoring with
y, While Norwood Davis got 20
The Tigers who have done well
on defense all year once more
proved that scoring IS net the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Area Games
Of Interest

Results
Emporia SIS, Bluestone SO
Randolph-Henr 81. Crewe As
Victoria Ga. Amelia AZ
Blackstone S., Farmville A9
Park View "A, Buckingham 81
Brunswick SO. Kenbridge 54
Colonial Hts. 81, Powhatan q
Randolph Henry IS, Bucking
ham 68
Park View So, Kenbridge So
Victoria GA. Buckingham So
Randolph Henry 81, B. lu e
stone s.
Farmville 81, Amelia 50
Blackstone 63, Crewe 50
Games Friday
Victoria at Buckingham
Randolph-Henry, at Brunswick
Crewe at Farmville
Emporia at Amelia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

est man on the squad at SO"
also rang up II points.
The Statesmen have five men
standing over six feet. Along
with Harding, Bradner and Vas
Sar. are W. D. Perdieu at so"
and Bill Dalton, another So,
weighing 175 pounds.
In addition to his six footers.
Coach Rao has two men in the
under SIX category that alter
nate starting with the big boys.
They are Robert Tuck. l4O
pounds, $40, and the little man
on the squad, Mike Parham.
who stands only 5'4" and weighs
1O5 pounds. He makes up in
scrapplness and ball handling
what he lacks in size.
Also seeing action for tie
Statesmen are Larry Dunn
Glenn Anderson. Lynn Anderson
and David Rutledge.
The Statesmen are assured a
starting berth on the district
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
&A&ne. Neus
By BlLL.wAL
Another Case For The Experts

If you want a job done cor
rectly, better get an expert to do
it. That is the theory of the Lit
tie Boys Baseball group in
Farmville. Their success in
building and organizing the finesl
Little Boys Baseball teams in
the world is due in Fart in this
theory.
Go back to the beginning of the
Little Boys League, and you vii.
find that when anything neeoed
to be done, an expert" was
born, discovered or uncovered.
A special project now being I'M
dertaken, spearbeaded by Ken
meth WilkerSon and Bob Nc
Gahey, is to have printed a
picture history of the Little
Boys League. The experts cal
led in on the case this time are
really experts. They are Scott
Hart and Ben Dulaney.
Scott Hart is native of
Farnville. His father, j. l.. Hart.
was publisher and owner of T. 2
Farmville Herald from 1891 to
1921. when the paper was sold
to its present owner-publisher.
Harris brother, C. Willard Hart.
Vas president of Planters Bank
and Trust Company here until
his recent death. Miss Martha
Jane Hart. who lives in Farm
vile, is SCOTS sister.
Hart has served on the staffs
OF the Richmond newspapers
The Washington Post, Time mag
azlne, Coronet and Esquire and
other national magazines. He is
the author of several novels.
and is now with the Civil War
Centennial Commission in Wash
ington.
: Ben Dulaney is a native of
Washington, D. C. and an honor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

over 10 points to spare. The win
! gives the Park View Dragons a
SO record. Games this Friday
will determine if Park View gets
second place. or Kenbridge can
get back into the second spot.
After losing to Park View last
week. Brunswick came back to
defeat Kenbridge in the crucial
game of the year 1854.
Victoria appears pretty secure
in fourth place. with a 1915 rec
ord. Randolph-Henry is the only
team challenging this spot. and
the Statesmen have the dubious
honor of tangling with Bruins
wick Friday night. The game
will be good experience for the
coming tournament. but is not
the kind of game that helps the
district record. Unless. of
course. the Statesmen can man.
age to upset the Bulldogs, and
it is highly possible).
With the first five tournament
spots spoken for. Buckingham,
Bluestone. Crewe and Emporia
are still battling it out for the
last three positions. Obviously
one of the four will not make
the grade. Here again the
games Friday night will be all
important. as the battle for the
last spot goes down to the dead
line. Emp0ria. with a 3-6 record.
may edge out Crewe 40, while
Buckingham and Bluestone are
assured of tournament positions.
Emp0ria meets Amelia Friday
night, while Crewe plays Prince
Edward Academy.
The first tournament game
will start Wednesday night, Feb.
Fl. at 7:30 pm. m a hing
Brunswick with either Crewe or
Emporia. There will be two
games Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday nights. with the
championship game coming Sat-
urday night, Feb. "a, at 8 p.rl.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

BILLY c. HUBBARD ta0) goes up for a
lay up against Blackstone last Friday night. He
led the scoring Tor tie Academy with - points
but was matched for high honOrs by Don Kooncc
Of the Rams. Blackstone topped the Wolverines
ssse 1t TIE Farm,yi!le .r,,c-.- Trailing TIRE shct
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

graduate Of the University of
Virginia. He was successfully
spo is editor and city editor of
The Washington Post, and a staff
correspondent Of Time. He is
! now news manager of the Nor
folk and Western Railway.
Both Of these outstanding
writer's have made numerous
trips to Farmville gathering in
formation talking to the men who
organized the league, and writ
ing the STORY. They have alb
solutely no financial interest in
the pamphlet and will receive
nothing for their tremendous eff
forts except the heartfelt and
spoken thanks of the Little Boys
League committee members.
and the eqhally important,
though unspoken thanks of the
hundreds of boys and parents
who will get the booklet and
enjoy the expressive writing of
these talented men.
How in the world did you get
them to do this work?" is the
normal question the Little Boys
League committee will meet.
The answer to that is one of
the secrets of the success of the
program, and will never be an
sWered except that both men
are interested in the Little
Boys League program and the
boys that compose the program.
Their unselfish interest in others
is one Of their secrets of success
too.
These Little Boys Baseball
League picture books will prob
ably be ready in March and
viii be available then. They
Will be a treasured possession
now and will Increase in value
with each passing year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Church, League

Church league basketball has
resumed after several delays. in
GLIDING a breakdown of the heat
ing system at the Armory. We'd
nesday night the Episcopal girls
defeated the Baptist girls 3o-lS,
and the Methodist Girls defeated
tho PrcSbyterians 3I-22.
The boys teams play Thursday
night,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

only thing that wins basketball
aameS Sharp defense and thu
ABILITY to adjust to situations
mas kept the Bcneals on the win
column many times where a
less balanced team could have
faltcred- Freshman Jeff Rowkcl
helped prove this il a bic way
The Tigers. wIts surpris-
lnely strong team this year,
have complied an enviablc 1926
overall record, with two home
games left.
They viii entertain Johns
Hopkins Saturday night, and
Ri next Tuesday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Junio1. Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Rebels 2, Tigers
0; Yankees l. Giants l.;
Eagles l. Wildcats l.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game, R. Booth. 100. Individual
high two game set. R. Booth,
l76. Team high game. Wildcats,
345. Team high set, Wildcats.
667. Others bowling over 80
were Sequin 88. Shanaberger Sc,
Kayton 81. and Myrick 80.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Farmville-CreWe
Ladies League

RESULTS: Gerson and Ger
son /, Fireballs 2; Lucky Strik-
erS 2. nG l.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game. Evelyn Pace, III. Indi-
vidual high three game set,
Evelyn Pace, 279. Team high
game. ZIG. ass. Team high set,
Lucky Strikers, 1894.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Boys Ten Pin
Bowling League

RESULTS: Gutter Ball spc-
Gals 2 Alley Hawks 0. Unbeat-
ables 2. Jokers 0; Rebels |, Pin
SplitterS /.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game. S. Brooks. l53. Individual
high two game set, S. Brooks.
286. Team high game, Gutter
Ball Specials, 5li- Team high
set, Gutter Ball Specials, $50.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Final District 3 Games Will
Determine Tournament Ranking

81 defeat. Park View had de-
feated Brunswick last week, to
assume q real giant killer role.
adding luster to that title by
shooting down the Comets with
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Ladies Duckpin
Bouling Result
BY Nell ". Sandcrson

Last Thursday nights Ladies
}Cckpin League found Home
Furniture winning two games
YER NeWberry's. Taylor-F Forbes
Wo over Baldwin and Leg
Tett S two over Dorothy May.
Tome Furniture took the honor
3r high three game pinfall of
341 and also hig.. team game
IF Az.
Ruth Mtrick rolled the high
Individual game Of 1870 and also
nigh three game of 300. Ruth
vas the first member of the
ladies League to roll five
spares in a row. Other members
olling the 100 mark or better
we're: Elizabeth Ragland lis.
Agnes McFadden III. Dot Gates
md Ducky Craft 1903. Roche
,llcn lG7. Adele Cumbcy 1914,
Adna Yeats and Carrie Moore
100.
Standings
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be Of four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
ton Of s." such as bats" cats"
are not used. 3. Only one form of word
is used. 4. Proper names are not
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GET AWAY FROM WINTER
SAIL INTO SPRING ON A
''lIv-AbQARD''
bERm UDA :
o-pAY CRUISE AND .1.o
ISLAND VACATION S7bU up

FROM new YORK Feb. 10, II, "a, Mar 10, II, "a
Live on the ship in Bermuda for 2Ia
days of "Springtime" sports with
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3 delicious meals daily. Cruise Pro.
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Cameras Fire Borroqe
Into Bermudo's Forts

HAMILTON, Bermuda.-An-
cient forts which dot Bermuda's
shoreline like so many pieces
OF furniture perched on the
fringes of a 20th-century gar
den are proving a new tourist
attraction.
And, like furniture, the forts
come in all sizes and shapes
Some are so small by modern
bastion standards that they ap-
pear to have been built as
play forts. Others have been so
well restored, complete with
huge cannon aimed menacingly
seaward, that they appear ready
for deadly business.
But peace and tranquility
reign over them-haunting
targets for camera carrying
tourists.
Motor bike, fort hunting
tours are becoming more and
more popular, even though it
means getting off the beaten
paths. There's little chance of
getting lost. There are only
three main roads on the 20
square, mile island.
Often called the Gibraltar of
the West because of the bris-
ting forts, Bermuda offers
Fort st. Catherine, built on the
eastermost extremity in 1912.
BY hindsight, the fortifica-
Evening star., 1962-01-07

tions might also be called the
Maginot Line of the West.
The only angry shot ever
fired from any of the 20 forts
doomed out at a curious
Spanish vessel, which quickly
sped away.
The next shot came in mod
ern times after four cannon
had been transferred to st.
Catherine. The Government
decided to use one of them to
blast harmless shot as a
greeting to passing cruise ships.
The vessels usually respond
with a whistle blast.
Someone on board hadn't
had the word. They answered
with a similarly harmless blast
from the ships signal cannon.
The forts gunner, so the
story goes, headed for the hills.
Even as late as World War
II, Fort st. Catherine had a
part in the coastal defense
system when Royal Navy anti
aircraft weapons were set up
and manned on a 24-hour
basis.
Now, thousands of visitors
walk across its draWbridge and
find their way through dimly-
lit passageways. In one room
is the elaborate historical
diorama display of a three
dimensional story of Bermuda.
Evening star., 1962-01-07
Guide-TrunsIutors
At Myrtle Beach

MYRTLE BEACH, S. c.
The Greater Myrtle Beach
Chamber of Commerce is pre-
pairing to expand it's welcome
in many languages.
The guide-translator service
first put into operation last
April to aid French-speaking
Canadians during Cana d a
Days, will now offer personnel
who speak Spanish and Ger
man.
Similar committees are
Springing up over the country
at the suggestion of Volt Gill
more, director of the new
United States Travel Service.
Evening star., 1962-01-07
Big Choice
Offered in
'62 Cruising

A wide variety of "a cruises
to as ports, ranging from siA
to sixty-three days, are on the
1862 schedules of the SIS Ar
gentina and SIS Brasil.
A feature is the 63-day "Sea
Safari" of the Brasil, scheduled
to depart New York February
81 for 10 ports on five conti-
nents by way of the Caribbean
to include the tabled Rio car
nival.
The Moore-McC Cormack Lines
sailings offer South America,
Scandinavia, the Northlands of
Europe, Africa, the Mediter-
ranean and the Caribbean.
4 \ 4 4
Bachelor Party Tours, Inc,
have booked 90 European tours
for 1862 from April through
September, offered as a 44-day
package with transportation
via Holland-America or French
Line ships.
The price of $1,267 includes
all transportation, cocktail par
ties. meals, tips and full pro-
grams of evening entertain
ment and sightseeing. The
European Bachelor Parties also
are available as a 27-day air
tour priced at 1854 plus fare.
+ 4 y =
If it's a long sea voyage
you're seeking, the Norwegian
America Line Agency has an
83-day cruise of the Oslofjord, |
sailing from New York Sep
tember 26 and Los Angeles Oc-
tober 8.
The ship will reach Japan in
October, one of the best travel
seasons there, and arrive in
India in mid-November when
the climate favors inland tours.
Thomas Cook & Son is in
charge of the program. Mini
mum fare is $1,7O0.
Evening star., 1962-01-07
Tampa Plans
Season Peak

TAMPA. - Florida's West
Coast tourist season reaches
one of its peaks February 6-17
during Tampa's 57th annual
Florida State Fair and Gas
parilla Invasion.
Three parades, including the
spectacular GaSparilla celebra-
ton in which a pirate fleet"
invades the city, are scheduled.
Gasparilla day will be Mon
day, February IL.
The Fair opens Tuesday,
February 6, with the fun-filled
parade of Shriners, their music
and marching groups. A night
parade, Caribbean Carnival"
is scheduled for Thursday, Feb
ruary Is.
The Fair schedule contains
auto races, grandstand enter
tainment, livestock parades, an
international orchid show and
one OF the South's largest juried
art exhibits.
Evening star., 1962-01-07

PALM BEACH, FLA.