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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1965

Page

9

Southside Auditorium Bids To Be Advertised

Pittsylvania County School Board discussed advertising bids for the new Southside High School auditorium in Chatham. They plan to receive bids by September 10 and seek an acreage exception for the project while reviewing changes to the school integration plan and other board actions.

Southside Pittsylvania County Southside High School Chatham U. S. Office of Education Virginia Education Association Chatham High School J. H. Combs Office of Education

Development Plans Pushed By Authority

The Person Caswell Lake Authority outlines aims to develop Hyco Lake into a premier NC recreation site. It details leasing the 10 foot control strip, boat fees, safety rules, a 65 acre park, and hiring a lake police officer. The authority, created by Caswell and Person counties, seeks self supporting operations with 25 year leases and annual permits.

Roxboro N. C Caswell Lake Authority Hyco Lake North Carolina Rt. 57 Boards of Commissioners of Caswell Person Counties Lake of Carolina Power and Light Co Power Company

Early to Bed Insomniac Matron Clad in Pajamas

PORTSMOUTH Friday the 13th tale centers on a Cradock matron who, awake at 5 a.m. in only baby doll pajamas, slips outside to empty trash. The door latches, the husband asleep inside, and a newspaper carrier, a bus driver, and a phone call help her reenter. The curious sequence ends with the pajama clad husband unaware of the escape and lock.

Portsmouth Cradock

Bedrock Drilling Guides Broad St Bridge Plans

State Highway Department crew led by Marion Creech of Lynchburg drills in Dan River as part of Broad St Bridge planning. Six holes target bedrock granite gneiss at 0.8 ft. deepest hole to date 10 ft. Four holes on each river side, three near center line. Project includes four bridges with $2.6 million for the river span, traffic hoped in 1967.

State Highway Department Dan River Broad St. Bridge Marion Creech Lynchburg Broad St Creech Memorial Drive Riverside Drive Piney Forest Rd Sandy Creek Memorial Dr Riverside Sunoco

County Band Invited to Florida Festival

Dan River High School band won invitation to represent Virginia at the St Peters burg Festival of States in Florida next April. The county school board approved the trip subject to parental consent and funding that avoids undue burden. Estimated travel costs are 5000 by bus or 7300 by air for 53 students plus eight chaperones. The group will perform two obligatory concerts and join the final parade, with awards including the Governor's Cup and the Hearts of St Petersburg Award. Funds are to come from local and state industry and other organizations.

Combs Nationwide Insurance Co Virginia Rating Bureau Chatham High School Coates Carter Chatham County Charles Ellis Dan River Band Danville Ellis J.H. Combs Dan River St. Petersburg

Petty Thieves Prowling Again

A series of thefts were reported with small losses across several locations. Barber shop money totals three quarters and a dime. Items stolen include dress pants from a car, a pillfold, pocket books, hub caps, and two bicycles. One resident reported a man posing as a police officer attempting to serve a warrant on her husband.

Dick Oliver Oliver Arnett Blvd Piney Forest Rd Paul Hamlett Goforth Yanceyville N. C Rt. 2 Claiborne St Pauline Adkins Westover Drive Rosemary Lane

Rooms Sought For Students Entering DTI

Danville Technical Institute seeks housing for a record number of students arriving next month. More than 400 are expected to register September 2, and with dorm space tight, private rooms for boys and girls are needed along with small furnished apartments. About 150 to 200 more spaces will be required. Most courses are filled with a waiting list per Principal James Van Oot.

Danville Technical Institute DTI James van Oor van Oot

Two Farm Workers Die In County Tragedy

A tractor wreck on Route 777 near the Franklin County line killed Raymond Mease and Herman Pannell while seriously injuring Paul Fitzgerald. The trio, all from Sandy Level, were reportedly transporting irrigation pipe when the machine overturned on a steep grade. Mease and Pannell died at the scene. Fitzgerald was transported to Roanoke General Hospital with multiple injuries. The incident raised Pittsylvania County’s 1965 highway deaths to 17.

Smith Mountain Dam Raymond Eugene Mease Herman Pannell Sandy Level Rt. 1 Paul Fitzgerald Roanoke General Hospital C. R. Gunter Ajax Franklin County Gunter Mease Parnell Fitzgerald Wilbur Edwards Edwards Pittsylvania County Pittsylvania

Ambassador in Blue program to honor courteous police

Danville's Super Committee will finalize the Ambassador in Blue plan at its August 24 meeting with City Council endorsement. The program starts in September if feasible, costing about 800 to 900 dollars. Vivian Giles will head the committee, which may expand its membership.

Danville Super Committee Vivian Giles U.S Police Courtesy College Northwestern University Evanston Police Department Citiens Giles

Fire alarm livened Richmond day with long hose use

Four fire trucks and 20 firemen responded to a fire at a luxury residence area. They unreel 3,100 feet of hose, plus 1,500 feet from two more pumpers, totaling six-tenths of a mile of hose. A small flame on a railroad tie near the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks was quickly extinguished.

Richmond Raymond E. Huband Chesapeake and Ohio

Farm Bill Seen Offering Little To Virginians

Robert B Delano president of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation says the Johnson administration omnibus farm bill offers little to Virginia farmers He notes Virginia is a feed deficit state and higher feed grain costs slow livestock poultry and dairy expansion He criticizes federally operated feed grain programs while citing a 6 percent rise in Midwest grain production He warns the bill would raise bread and cereal prices hurting low income families and alleges discriminatory taxation amid broader tax cuts for fur coats jewelry.

Richmond Virginia Farm Bureau Federation Johnson Administration Virginia Robert B. Delano Delano U. S. Department of Agriculture Mid West Farm Bureau Congress

Barracks To Stage Watermelon Cutting

Cansylvania Barracks No 1081 veterans will cut watermelons at a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at American Legion Post 1097 on Fairfield Ave. Members bring wives and daughters and prospective members. Mrs Nora Wheelbarger of Norfolk state president of the Ladies Auxiliar y to World War I veterans will speak to the women and collect old eyeglasses frames and cancelled postage stamps for the auxiliary work with disabled veterans.

Cansylvania Barracks American Legion Post Fairfield Ave Nora Wheelbarger Norfolk Ladies Auxilary

Clarke Seeks Enlargement of CATV Study Committee

City Councilman Robert H. Clarke urged Mayor W C McCubbins to add two members to the CATV study committee. Clarke wants broader representation from council and radio stations as Booth Broadcasting Corp seeks a special license for a Danville CATV system. The panel was granted 60 more days to study legal and engineering aspects, with a report due from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co on pole arrangements.

Robert H. Clarke W C. McCubbins Clarke Booth Broadcasting Corp Detroit Mich Danville McCubbins Booth Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co C&p James A. H. Ferguson T. Edward Temple B. G. Adkins James A. Thomasson Allan Garrett Garrett CATV Thomasson Virginia Electronics Association of

Minimum Wage Pushes Farm Mechanization in Tobacco Regions

Farm leaders say extending federal minimum wage to agricultural workers may speed mechanization on tobacco farms. A C Moore of Pittsylvania County Farm Bureau notes higher costs for labor could push growers toward more efficient methods while sharing fears for worker jobs. Blairs and McDowell cite existing reliance on experienced labor and potential shifts to stand by.

A. C. Moore Pittsylvania County McDowell J. F. Blair Pittsylvania House Education and Labor Committee Johnson Moore Blair North Carolina Blair and

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