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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1966

Page

6

Smith Mountain Dam gets new information center contract

Sollitt Construction Co of South Bend Ind has won the contract to build a public information center at Appalachian Power Company Smith Mountain Dam on the Roanoke River. The project includes a visitors' center with exhibits, ramps, an esplanade and viewing walks overlooking the dam and lake. Completion is targeted for late September.

Sollitt Construction Company South Bend Ind Appalachian Power Company Smith Mountain Roanoke River Joe P. Gills Appalachian Sallitt

Madden Criticizes Truth-In-Packaging Bill at Aircade Meeting

Raleigh panelists at Aircade in Memorial Auditorium urged 650 businessmen from nine states to tell Congress views on spending and packaging policy. Dr. Carl H Madden of the national chamber said the proposed truth in packaging law is unnecessary and would burden lending. He argued education via industry groups could better address consumer issues, while others criticized federal control over unemployment compensation and labor unions.

Raleigh Congress Chamber of Commerce of the United States Memorial Auditorium North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Alabama Virginia West Virginia Maryland Lst Roscoe L. Egger Jr Price Waterhouse & Co Washington Carl H. Madden National Chamber of Commerce Madden American Bankers Association Robert T. Thompson Greenville S.C Jompson

Funeral Rites Set Today For Mrs Edwards

Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Gammon Holley Edwards 73 are scheduled at 2 p.m. at Wrenn-Yeatts chapel with burial in the Holley family cemetery. She died yesterday morning at Memorial Hospital after two months of declining health and four weeks as a patient. A Pittsylvania County native who lived most of her life in Callands, she was a Liberty Baptist Church member. Surviving: husband Olander C. Edwards. son Earl Kenneth Holley. daughters Stella Adkins and Helen Anderson. seven stepchildren. five siblings. seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The body lies at the funeral home and the family will be at the residence on Axton Rt. 2.

Cora Gammon Holley Edwards Wrenn-Yeatts Holley Edwards Memorial Hospital Pittsylvania County Callands Liberty Baptist Church Thomas C. Holley Olander C. Edwards Earl Kenneth Holley Danville Stella Adkins Chatham Helen Anderson Richmond Fletcher Frank Gid Edwards O. C. Edwards Jr Sandy Level Glover Edwards Axton George Edwards Dry Fork Lester Gammon Charlie Gammon Pelham N. C Walter Gammon J. L. Allen LaCross Myrtle Gammon Axton Rt. 2 Axton Rt. Zz

Alton Vaughan Dies At Age 43

Alton Lee Vaughan 43 of Scottsburg Rt. 1 died Tuesday in a South Boston hospital. He was an automobile salesman. Survivors include his mother and father Mr and Mrs William E Vaughan of Scottsburg two sisters Mrs Jefferson D Bull of Williamsburg and Mrs Hugh L Sprowl of Groton Conn one brother William E Jr of Scottsburg Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. from Powell Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Scottsburg Cemetery.

Scottsburg Alton

Tech History Class Examines U S Use Of Atomic Bomb

Virginia Tech freshman engineering history course led by Prof. Herbert Winsik will explore the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan. The two credit class meets twice weekly and uses primary sources, including Hiroshima documents and John Hersey's Hiroshima, to assess scientific and diplomatic issues.

U.S Blacksburg Virginia Tech America Herbert Winsik Japan Tech Ql. News Onu Fy UK Ithe Winnik Purdue Iter Legtic Hecht Fam Yale University Havison Wisconsin Laura Fermi Fermi Enrico Fermi Hiroshima John Hersey

Area Job Total Continues Rise Despite Layoffs

The Danville area reports a January unemployment rate of 3.4 percent, below the national rate of 4.4 percent. Seasonally, tobacco processing layoffs added 520 to unemployment, totaling 2,560, 230 fewer than a year earlier. In 1965, gains occurred in textiles 71, apparel 240, chemicals 18, rubber Stone clay and glass 18, other manufacturing 110, and lumber and furniture 40. nonfactory gains 600. construction up 260. new restaurants added 160 to trade. government 150 and services 110 also rose, while transportation fell 60. Weather-permitting activity is expected to rise with continued construction and apparel expansions planned.

Danville Virginia Employment Commission Goodyear

Chimney Fire at James Browder Farm No Visible Damage

A chimney fire at a tenant house on the James Browder farm in Mountain Hill Ringgold community caused no visible damage. Ringgold volunteer Hremen responded to the 8 30 a m call.

James Browder Mountain Hill Ringgold Hremen

National FFA Banquet Speaker Tunstall at Tunstall FFA event

Howard Williams national president of the Future Farmers of America will speak at the Tunstall FFA Parent-Son Banquet in the school cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. Williams, a 19-year-old dairy farmer from Olin North Carolina, was elected president at the Kansas City national convention last October. He has served as North Carolina state FFA president and runs a 50-cow Holstein dairy herd with his father J A Pollard Pittsylvania County School Board chair. Pollard will also speak on agriculture's future. The banquet plans include multiple chapter awards and many guests, with leaders recognizing stars in farm education and activity.

Howard Williams Future Farmers of America Organization Tunstall Ffa Olin N. C Howard Kansas City North Carolina FFA Association Williams Farm Williams J. A. Pollard Pittsylvania County Pollard Halifax County Haseen Future Farmer Organization Agricult RRS Rece Ture Rural Electrification Foundation Kay Rexall Drug Co

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Dt Smith Mountain Dam Martinsville Sollitt Information Center Gills Chers Smith Mount Prestain Leesville Smith Moon John D. Richmond Leesville Lake Pittsyl Vania County Smith Mountain Dam Meade Palmer Warrenton Esplanade McHugh and deWolff Arlington Carl Madden Mrs. Edwards Alton Vaughan National Ffa Tunstall OUR Services Bob Murray Peoples Industrial Loan Corporation Market ST. Danville Clements Main St Belk Leggett Dacron DuPont Archdale Belks
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