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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
STRIKES and SPARES
By JOE WILMAN
By JOE WILMAN
Aim to Left of Headpin
for 1-3-6-8-10 Spare

Any time you have five pins
for a spare, you're in trouble.
And when it's the 1-3-6-8-10
spare we show, you're in for
double trouble.
Correct angle can make the
job a bit easier. AS you can
see, I like my ball to hit the
headpin on the left. That per-
mits the ball to continue back
and into the 8 pin. And, if pin
action works correctly, the So
10 pins will be cleared out by
the action of the headpin.
I've seen too many once-a-
week bowlers aim for the 1-3
pocket, hoping the ball will get
through to the 8.
Believe me, friends, that's the
hard way.
So, take your stance on the
approach so you can get the
ball in on the left of the head
pin. That's the best angle for
this spare.
Many more spare-shooting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

The sale of Cumberland's
dates to Timonium-the re-
ported price is 100000 a year
for 10 years-and the proposed
transfer of Baltimore Raceway
and Bel Airs dates to the milers,
would reduce Maryland's IL
censed pari-mutual franchises
from a dozen to nine. 1t would
leave three harness tracks, three
minor tracks and, of course,
the three major associations.
SHORT SPRINTS-Veteran
Sam Palumbo was awaiting a
stewards decision here today
on whether he gets a To-day
vacation The 52-year-old
rider was disqualified after
finishing first with Armabelle,
an 81 shot, for crossing over
too sharply at the clubhouse
turn and interfering with Juber
Jet, who had finished third.
The disqualification provided q
gift" triumph to Cost Plus, a
$40 upsetter This helped
raise the twin-double payoff to
$2.072.20 There were nine
winning tickets sold on the
combination of 7, 2, l and 7.
Charles Town officials are
scanning weather reports, try
ing to divert snow for to-
morrow's weekend program :.
There are only three more
Saturdays on the winter sched-
ule here With fair weather,
the tracks all-time betting
record of $772,294 will be
threatened before the session
closes Yesterday a crowd
of 1923 bet $345,583 on the
18th program Of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Hot Gu Five
Plays Host to
Rider Team

Catholic University, hottest
of the college basketball teams
in these parts with five vic
tories in its last six games,
sends its balanced scoring at
tack against a dangerous Rider
College club from Trenton
N. j., at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night in the Gu gym.
With Gene Koran, a 6-foot-2
junior, pacing the scoring with
a us average, the Cardinals
have won nine of IL games al
together for their best start
since the 1855 team swept It's
first six games.
Gu wound up with a 1876
record that year, a level which
seems we'll within the reach
of the current team. The
present bunch is aiming more
toward turning in the best Won
lost performance in four years
under Coach Tom Young, who
has had seasons of 1876, 1912
and 1877 so far.
Rider College brings to Gu a
losing team CD which has
played some tough opponents
and which includes Sophomore
Doug EndreS on the starting
five. Endres, a former ALI
Catholic star at DeMatha High
School in Hyattsville, scored 10
points in a APPOINT defeat at
Army and IA in a 2-point loss
to Seton Hall.
Supporting Horan's top aver
age for Gu are 6-foot-3 Bill
Leahy with 1877, Gene Jasper
at II points a game, Walt Skin
ner at 9.5 and 6-6 Jack Spencer
at 7.3.
Catholic U. will be host to
Fairleigh-DickinSon Tuesday
night. Then it takes a break
for exams before visiting Loyola
February 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Owner of Mats
Denies Merger
With Cleveland

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 1s
(AP) Dan BiaSone, owner OF
the Syracuse club in the Ma
tional Basketball Association
said last night there was nc
truth to a report that he was
considering moving the fran
chise to Cleveland.
BiaSone said that his meet
ing in Cleveland Wednesday
night with George Steinbren-
ner, president Of the Cleveland
Pipers of the American Basket
ball League, actually was a
chance encounter in the air.
port terminal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Northwood Mutmen
Remain Unbeuten

Northwood High Schools
wrestling team yesterday
stretched its record to SO with
a 36-l1 victory at Northwestern
The Indians took eight of II
matches, including a pin by
Steve Hiltabidle over North
Westerns Bob Burgess, the de-
Tending Metropolitan champion
at 1903 pounds.
Northwood's Pete Shepard
ran his dual-meet winning
streak in the 112-pound class
to %. Wayne Dutson, the Metro
II 38-pound champ, pinned
NorthweStern's Dave Sammon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

Capital Plaza, College Park,
Hyattsville, NARROW Heights,
Mount Rainier, Queenstown,
Suitland and University.
Winners in the Prince
Georges League will tangle
with those of Virginia and
Montgomery County Leagues
for overall honors in what
promises to be a highly sue
cessful promotion by the Metro
politan Washington Bowling
Proprietors Association. Co.
ordinators are Dotty Winslow
of Wheaton Triangle Lanes,
Bob DodSon, Penn-Daw, and
Chef Wegznek, Suitland Bowl,
4 y "
Shorty DIVERS 400 in the
Metropolitan Circuit League
came on top of a 419, which
lifted him into second place in
average in the Jack Blank
Pontiac Mixed Doubles at
Queenstown with 1926. Going
into tonight's action Norman
Titus leads with 1912, with
Bobbie Jones pacing the women
at 1881. She and Ralph Gaddi
top the teams with a one-game
edge over Hap Kenney and
Frank Bradsher.
Frank Tolson's 167-426 was
high in the last session Of the
Pepsi-Cola Mixed Doubles at
White Oak, with Dotty Clark s
402 best for the girls. Tolson
and Jacque Coulson shot 323
for the second-best game in the
league this season.
Incidentally, Gertha Wilson,
the Pepsi women's leader, and
Miss Jones are only IS points
apart in average. with Miss
Jones in front.
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Austria Leads
1uneups for
Shedding Title

GARMISCH PARTENKIR-
CHEN, Germany, Jan. 10 (AP) -.
The world championship two
man bobsled races will be held
over the week end, starting to-
morrow. The races will be run
in four heats, two tomorrow
and two Sunday.
Nineteen teams will compete,
with the Americans entering
two teams. The United States
sleds ranked sevenh and eighth
in the final tuneups yesterday.
There will be no practice today
as the workmen prepare the
run for the championship.
One United States team is
composed of Lloyd Johnson of
Lake Placid, N. Y, and his
brakeman, Bill Gleason. They
had runs of 1:17.73 and 1:17.22
for 2::34.95 and seventh place
in yesterdays trials.
Johnson is a former world
champion driver in the four
man competition and Gleason
is a young American airman
stationed in Germany.
Gary Sheffield and Jerry
Tenant Of Lake Placid, the
other American sled, finished
eighth with runs of 1:18.76 and
l:16.21 for 2::34.97.
A Belgian sled unSeated its
two riders yesterday in the
tuneups after swerving on a
hairpin bend halfway down the
Olympic track. The sled hurtled
over the bank and turned over
three times.
Henri VoorhelSt and Jean
Grandelet. the occupants, may
be Sidelined for the champion
ship. Both were ruSed to a
hospital after the accident
Doctors diagnosed Voorhelst's
injury as a broken nose and
Grandelet received bruises or
his back.
AuStria's No. sled had the
best time in the practice runs
with 2:31.51 while the favored
Germans were next with 1882 80
Next was Germany's No.
team, followed by two Italian
sleds, a British entry and the
two American teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Bell, S2j CardOZ0, 81.
GAMES TODAY
Dunbar VS.. Western at Mckinley, $3.50.
Eastern VS.. Phelps at Mckinley, d:30
Chamberlain at Spingarn, $3.50.
BallOu at AnacOstia, $3.50.
GonZaga at st. Johns. $50.
OConnell at DeMatha, $50.
Mackin at Good Counsel. 8.
Congressional at Woodward Prep, 3
St. Adams at GEORGETOWN Prep. $3.50
st, Anthony'S at Bulls School. $3.50.
Flint Hill VS.. Capitol Page at Wilson, !
QuanticO Post at PriOry. 8.
Charlotte Hall at Sasscer. 8.
BladensburE at Oxon Hill. 8.
High Point at Suitland. 8.
DuVaI at Northwestern. 8.
NOrthwOOd at Blair. 8.
Gaithersburg at Richard MOntgom-
wheaton at Bethesda Chevy Chase. 8.
Sherwood at Walter Johnson, 8.
SpringbrOok at Peary. 3.
Poolesville at Damascus. g.
Surrattsville at Lackey, 8.
Ryken at Calvert County. 8.
Central at La Plata, 8.
ssnnsie r's * D. pou lasssi' cMO. 2
Madison at Falls Church. 3.
Hammond at Groveton. 8.
Lee at Mount Vernon. 8.
Mclean At Yorktown; .;
Wakefield at Washing ton Lee, 8.
w. c. Taylor at HUffman-Boston, Z.
Parker-Gray at Walker Grant. 1880.
Garfield at SpOtsylvania. I;
Jennie Dean at Criser. 1880.
DOUGLASS Va.) at Luther Jackson. 1880.
GAMES TOMORROW
EPISCOPAL at st, Stephens. 4.
Bulls Prep at Gu Frosh. 6.
Friends at St. James. 2:3O.
Cathedral of Richmond at QuanticO
Post. 6:15.
Falls Church at AnnandaIe. 8.
OSbourn at Hammond. 8.
Mount Vernon at Jeb Stuart, 8.
GAMES SUNDAY
DeMatha at Carroll. 3:45.
Mackin VS.. st. Johns at DeMatha. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

a years lapse. Its place on the
duckpin calendar last season
was given over to the Tony
Santini Open.
With guarantees of $3.50, SITS
and SIS, the 6-game Bladens-
burg affair is expected to draw
heavily from Baltimore as we'll
as Washington. The fee is $40.
Entries will be accepted from
l to 10 pm.
This is the oath year for the
Chilly Barnard tournament,
one of the most patronized
events of its kind in duckpins
and a perennial tribute to
Charles E. (Old Roman) Bar
nard, past president of the
National Duckpin Congress and
a major figure in the game
through most of it's history.
Action in the Barnard will
start each day at pm, with
entries closing at 10. The fee
is SIS and the handicaps four
fifths from 100. Guarantees
are 500. $75 and $50.
The Fair Lanes University
event is a new one and it's con-
ditions vary from most other
such handicaps. The winner
will receive so per cent of the
prize money, plus the Arena
Sports Shop Trophy. Ted Ru-
senko, University Bowl director
will present a trophy to the
woman with high scratch set
in the 108-and-under average
bracket. High scratch set of the
entire event will net 10 per
cent of the prize cash, as will
the high game. Other awards
will be according to number of
entries.
Handicaps are two-thirds
from 100 and the fee $3.50,
which covers the cost of five
games.
The old woman who lived in
a shoe has a rival in Blanche
Wootton, assistant manager of
the Bethesda Bowling Center,
but there's a difference. Blanche
knows what to do with the 24O
wigglebugs Tin uniform, yeti
that swarm through the center
every Saturday morning under
the sponsorship of Bethesda
businessmen and the doting
eyes of Miss Wootton.
Recommended for chuckles is
the article, big Game for Lit
tie Players, by Myra MacPher-
son, with camera shots by Har-
old Flecknoe, in the upcoming
issue of SUNDAY, The Star
Magazine.
| II \ 4 \
The Prince Georges County
Junior Major League, with boy:
and girls divisions, will open al
l pm. Sunday at Bladensburg
Bowling plants represented are
Bladensburg, Glass Manor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Nature Boy Wins
Over Sky Hiqh

Last nights featured wrestling
match at Capitol Arena went
to Nature Boy Buddy Rogers
over Sky High Kruger.
In other bouts, Antonio
Rocca and Argentine Apollo
battled to a draw with Skull
Murphy and Brute Bernard;
Bahia and Suzuki defeated Car
los Milano and Gregory Jarque,
The Crusher beat jolly Charlie,
Fred Atkins won over Angelo
Savoldi and Miguel Perez de-
feated Steve Stanlee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Alabama Extends
Bears Contract

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Jan. 10
(AP) Paul (Bear) Bryant's
six-year contract has been ex-
tended to 10 years.
DR.. Frank Rose, president of
the university, said in a state
ment yesterday that Bryant's
salary was being increased to
$4,000 a year. His salary prior
to this had not been announced
Bryant returned to his alma
mater as athletic director and
head coach in 1858 from Texas
A&SM. He also had coached at
Maryland and Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. Jan. 19-Announcement that
monum had acquired Cumberlands IL racing days has set
off speculation the 1862 summerfal dates at the Mary
land tracks.
The Maryland Racing Commission in releasing the 1862
schedule aSt month did not beyond the spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Skiers to Seek
MARYLAND Titles

The fifth annual Maryland
State ski championships spon-
sored by the Western Maryland
Ski Club will take place tomor-
row and Sunday on Marsh
Mountain near Deep Greek
Lake.
The meet is sanctioned by
the Eastern Amateur Ski As
ISOLATION. Salon events will
start at 10 am. tomorrow while
the giant slalom (downhilD
races will begin at l pm. Sum-
day.
Pittsburgh and Washington
ski clubs lead in the number
of entries.
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Racing Results
Charles Town

1st5!sl,2OO; cling; mdn., s-yrs.; abt.
Woods ". Espinosa) $40 2.2O e.aO
Lady Daphne !Dayidson) $50 $50
Fer challa. Baubles N Beads, Ladie
Renown,, War Pet, Sorya. Time, 1:l9
Scratched-Rose Medallion, Valencia
2d-T$l 200: cling; 4-yrs; & up: 61a fur.
oh Calamity (Heim) 11.lO 1910 T.lO
FoIay,s Boy IL. Reynolds) $50
oh Dead heat for first.
Jublet, Flush Royal, Dix, saya Miss.
Yellow Jacket. MI. Free Time, Another
DAILY DOUBLES
WOODS AND TONYS SON PAID 50 go
WOODS AND CALAMITY PAID Sl1.4O
3d.Sl, 200; cling; ,3-yr.; 4h fur.
Little Sprite (PaFker) 1920 $50 800
Wanseer ". Espinosal 1000 $3.50
DriitwoOd Mister (Gambardella) 800
Modern Trouble, Sly Etern, Chuck s
Dream. Lady Trent. Barb's Pride, Tour
Wise. Hates River. Time. O:5O3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Gage Lead Taken
By Shenandoah

Irv Dieterle, former star at
Lee High School, pumped in Sc
points last night to help Shen-
andoah Junior College to an
1918 victory over Montgomery
JC at Winchester, Va.
Shenandoah moved in front
OF MIC to the top rung of the
Tri-State Conference basket
ball standings with its I'll rec
ord. Montgomery now is GO in
the league and 9-5 overall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

In the Of duckpn dish you it and you've got
it this week end.
There's the Badensurg Open the male experts Sunday
the Chilly Barnard Open Handicap for and
and Sunday Bonifant Lanes the Woens Ami
Sunday.
Jack Mouton bringing back the Bladensbrg Omen after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
Fights Last Night

$40 PAULO, Brazil.-Eder Jofre
ll112, Brazil, stopped Johnny Cald-
well, 1ls, ireland, 10 Gofre won un-
disputed world bantamweight title).
YAHATA, Japar.-Kenji Yonekura,
lis, japan. outpointed Marcing David.
l1794, Philippines, 10. (Yonekura re-
tanned Orient bantamweight titlel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

. DEAR AN FOOLISH might surprise here at sixable
ODDS: RRIARDATE SIREN will battle to the wire. MAIN
LINE JOE Is better than his last race.
x5, XXI xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81, 300; claiming (S.,5OO to
S2,OOO); 4-year-OI and Up; 6Ia furIonEs.

rAIRICk G. appears to be in spot to win aEain
must be Eiven chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

q John w. Mackno entry.
b Mrs. Z. p. Lee entry
TIMBERLANE has been training impressveIy and
gets the vote here. RED TEARS had excuse in her
last and will be running late KING IN CHARGE rates
an excellent chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
BEST BET TIMBERLANE

REDS FIVE ACES drops from $4,000 and looks
best BULL MARINE Is due for q effort. PAPER
PASS rates a chance, IL started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

MAN o. LOU meets lesser and looks best in this
short sprint. RUMPUS ROOM was a winner for 900
In his late. sAGITATE might take It ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

MAD JOY was n impressive winner for $1,000 in
shorter sprint. SWEET STROLLER looks like the
principal rival and probably will be favored. GRAND
STEVE q bit after winning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

PICK N PACK suffered poor racing luck in his
last when second and gets the vote here. MIGHTY
DECISION meets better after winning RUNNING AFTER
rates chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
JOE KELY.S SELECTIONS
At Charles Town
Selections Made for Past Track
Post Time PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse SLIGO; claiming CSI,5OO); 4-yeAr
olss and up; about furlongs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

DADDYS DASHER won by eight lengths against
BILLY Is capable Of upsettinE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

- GREGORY K. won earlier for S1,2OO. ROUND
PIE Will battle to the wire. WHITE PPOST is due
for top effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming ($I,2OO);
l-year-oldS and mp; about I furlongs
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900; claiming (SI,2OO), A.
year.olds and about furlongs

CHARBERN should rally to win another here:
should land . money spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-19

The Prince Georges County
Junior Major League, with boys
and girls divisions, will open at
l pm. Sunday at Bladensburg.
Bowling plants represented are
BladenSburg, Glass Manor,
Evening star., 1962-01-28
ROCKVILLE

4 bedrms,, Q baths, bsmt., carport
air conditioned, corner lot, firepl.
SlS.950, with 5000 down FHA OF
no down payment GI. S21 Crothers
lane. DIR: Wis. ave. (Rockville
. pike to Ritchie pkwy.. left on
Ritchie pkwy. to CrotherS lane
right to open sign.
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OPEN IL TO 6
OAKVIEW

Beautiful 3 and 4-bedrm. homes,
finished bsmts., 2 baths UP. From
S20.990. Ramblers, bi-levels, split
foyers. DIR: Out New Hampshire
ave. to Avenel rd., turn left to
open houses.
Ken Druskin d Co. 10. 6-2OO5 It'll 10
Evening star., 1962-01-28

ROCKVILLE
Brk., split-level: bedrm.. 2 full
baths.
CLEAN AND LOVELY"
Sep. din. rm.. rec. rm.. fenced
yard. Only S22,950. Out Viers
Mill to left on Randolph rd. to
right on Hunters lane to left on
Otis dr.. to our sign.
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KENWOOD PARK
METZLER-EM. 2-74OO

LANGLEY PARK-A lot Of space
for little money, 3-bedrm. brick
Semidetached, ia baths, no money
down GI, S105 per mo. 5000 down
FHA, $10S per mo. C. L. Duncan,
10, $1,000.
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LYNE REALTY CO., IN
WA. 4-2S31

OLNEY-ROCKVILLE Area new
expandible ramblers; 3 bedrms., Z
baths, mod. kit, huge liV. rm witt
firepl.. carport; roughed-in 3rc
bath and rm. for 2 bedrms. or
lower level. S20,950. Terms
ASHTON REALTY CO., WA
4-9l43. WA 4-4Sl1
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IHEVY CHASE-S1S,950. Vacant
Low down. Assume CT loan. 3
bedrms., 2 baths. paneled rec. rm
COUNTRYWIDE REALTY 949-19Ol
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CLARKSBURG
Xnn1I pEA1rY INC

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OIL. 2-5959 JU. S-6974
CLARKSBURG AREA-New ram
bier; only $19,500; kitchen witE
large dining area. Attrac: liv. rm q.
full basement; hot-air heat; q,
acre lot. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP. WI. s-9224; ewes. WA. g.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Program At Girls State Kept
Group Busy From Morn To Night

first city sessions were held
where citizens introduced them
selves and elected a t h e c
teams and reporters.
Monday, July 9. A bar exami-
nation was given to all the citi-
zens of Girls State. The exam
was preceded by a talk cover
ing the material in the test.
Mrs. Grace Gordon. a mem
Der of the city council of Farm
Vile. discussed City Govern
ment. ~
Cities in session discussed
voting, paid taxes, registered
and nominated city and state Of
ficials. City campaigning and
elections were held. Election re-
turns were announced and party
caucuses held to choose a chair
man.
Tuesday. July 10. Cities as
sembled for pictures. Cities in
session all departments of
city government were organized
ard began functioning. Charters
were adopted. Nationalist and
F'ederalist members of the Leg
islative caucused to select nomi-
nees for judges.
Highway safety program and
quiz were given. Then followed
discussion about county gov
eminent. state conventions, and
campaigning.
A talent show and a perform
ance by Boys State Band ended
the day.
Wednesday, July II. Cities
conducted the regular city bust
ness. The Legislature m e t,
elected judges.
In a demonstration of the Cir
cult Court, the trial" of
Frankie and Johnny took place
an old legend telling of the trial
of woman who shot her lover
in a jealous rage.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Meyers Leave For Vacation In
Los Angeles And Santa Barbara

POWHATAN, Aug. 9 Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Meyer. Jr.. and
Miss Betty Meyer left by plane
on Monday for Los Angeles.
Calf. While there they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Meyer
at Santa Barbara.
Many people from the village
afforded the commencement OF
the Red Cross swimming class
at State Farm Lake, Saturday
morning, in spite of the heavy
rain It was a very large class
and thoroughly enjoyed. Many
children as well as older people
learned to swim and all hope
that there will be another class
next year.
There was q waiting list for
the Ruritan bus trip to Wash
ington last Wednesday. The for
tllrate ones who made reserva-
tons in advance reported a
very enjoyable trip although it
was very late when they re-
turned Thursday morning.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
THE FARMVIILE (a3 HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST TO- 1862

Later an assembly on taxa
ton. finance and budgeting was
held, followed by an American
ism address by Brig. Gen. Roth
well Brown vice-president of
Freedom Foundation.
Campaign rallies and state
elections were held as the last
event of the day.
Thursday. July II. An address
by DR.. M'Ledge Moffett, dean
of women, Radford College. In
agurations were discussed and
a joint session of House and
Senate took place. The inaugur-
al paraded started the inaugur-
al ceremonies.
The entire Girls State group
visited VPI for an address by
Richard D. Chimney, aide to
Gov. Albertls Harris, Jr. Boys
State then was host at the Gov
ernor's reception.
Friday, July IS. At an assem-
bly,, law enforcement methods
were demonstrated by state po-
lice.
A joint session of House and
Senate convened to approx
nominations for governor. Civil
Defense program was given by
Mrs. Mabel Todd Towel, direc-
tor of women's activities for
civil defense in Virginia.
H. L. Lamb discussed the Su-
preme Court and delegates to
Girls nation were selected.
Cities in session selected their
outstanding citizens: city prob
lens were heard and budgets
adopted.
All departments reported to
city councils. Senate and House