Recreation and Park Department activity notes for Needles
A compilation of upcoming events at the Recreation Center and local parks. Activities include crafts class, Little League games at Ed Parry Park, a May 21 Thea tre meeting, Desert Teens and Oasis Hornets games, square dancing, adult softball at Franz Flowers Field, a Child Health Clinic on May 24, and a Crazy Hat Dance on May 25 with prizes for best hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation and Park Department
Ed Parry
Falcons
Elks
Recreation Center
Little League
Claypools
Little Theatre
Art Barn
Desert Teens Meeting
Franz Flowers
Braves
Oasis Hornets
Rails
NMU Sues SIU in California Libel Case
The National Maritime Union filed an $800,000 libel suit in California Superior Court against the Seafarers International Union and officers. The action claims two January 1963 MSTU Seafarer articles harmed NMU and its president Joseph Curran by publishing false and malicious statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
National Maritime Union
California
Seafarers International Union
Military Sea Transportation Service
Pacific Area Command
Mstu Seafarer
SIU
The
Military Sea Transport Union
NMU
Joseph Curran
Police Report From Needles Highlights Juvenile Runaways and DUI
Needles Police report six AWOLs and five run away juveniles picked up since May first. One 13 and one 14 year old left home due to school trouble, rode a freight train east. Theodore Wallace of Needles pled guilty to DUI and suspended license. fined 356 dollars or 45 days in county jail. May 12 18 is National Police Week per President Kennedy. Chief Jones urges motorists to avoid driving with only parking lights at night and to drive carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles
Theodore Wallace
Wallace
F. B. Walkin
Needles Judical
R. 0
Derry
Kennedy
John Edgar Hoover
Lincoln
U.S.A
A. C. Jones
Young People Hear Speaker at Seventh-day Adventist Meeting
Frances Kline leads a 7 p.m. gathering at the Blythe church at Valley and E Streets. Elder L. E. Gracy, pastor, will speak with a singspiration and the M.V. pledge to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Meeting
Seventh-day Adventist Church
L. E. Gracy
Blythe
M.V
Frances Kline
Valley
E Streets
Xi Epsilon Holds Meet and Installations
Members gathered at Rosemary Weart’s home for a Xi Epsilon program led by Ila Mae O Farrell and Shirley Johnson. Vocal and instrumental selections were given by Eugenia McCullough Susan McCullough Emma Mansker and Alice Notley. Officers were installed including Lela Hancock president Jean Gilbert VP Barbara Blundell recording secretary Barbara Lott corresponding secretary Grace O Connor treasurer Lucille Fredrickson extension officer Mildred Jackson city council delegate Virgene Hutcherson alternate delegate to city council. Present were Bula Notley Rosemary Weart Evelyn Connolly Jean Bowen Shirley Johnson Ila Mae O Farrell Barbara Blundell Barbara Lott Virgene Hutcherson Mildred Jackson and guests Marie Battle Emma Mansker Eugene McCullough Susan McCullough and Alice Notley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Epsilon
Rosemary Weart
Ila Mae O'Farrell
Shirley Johnson
Eugenia McCullough
Susan McCullough
Emma Mansker
Alice Notley
Lela Hancock
Jean Gilbert
Barbara Blundell
Barbara Lott
Grace O'Connor
Lucelle Fredrickson
Needles Considers Sewage Plant Plan and Costs
At a Needles meeting city officials and Ivor Lyons Associates discussed sewer facilities. Lyons says the current system could serve 12 000 to 13 000 people, making a new plant unnecessary. Expanding the present plant costs about 320 000, while a new downstream plant would run about 500 000 with a 30 percent federal grant possible. The city owes approximately 200 000 on the current plant, and maps will be displayed at City Hall and the library for public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles
Stone
Ivor A. Lyons
Ivor Lyons
Claypools Dominates Needs Little League Pitching Saga
In May 10 game Claypools beat the Falcons 2 to 1 as Woody Lewis allowed 1 run on 1 hit with 8 strikeouts while Ernie Mejia worked 2 runs and 7 strikeouts for the Falcons. On May 14 Claypools defeated the Eagles 7 to 2 after a seventh inning flurry by Claypools, with Villegas fanning the final batter as the Eagles were shutout in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles
Falcons
Claypools
Woody Lewis
Billy Fancher
Ernie Mejia
Scott
Brady
Thomas
Mejia
Eagles
Claynools
Fagles
Roger Shelton
Villegas
John Thomas
Mike Walker
Jessie Villegas
India Pakistan Kashmir talks end in apparent failure
The sixth round of talks between India and Pakistan on the Kashmir dispute ended without progress. A Pakistan spokesman said no seventh round has been scheduled and there is no basis for further conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
UPI
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tecteae Builders
Per Lin
WEA
Universal
du Pont
Opaco Lumber
Space Lumber CO
Charleston
Spaco Lumber
SUN
Carolyn Kauke
Maxine McKibben
Park Dept
Garehime
Javekine the Complete Music Store
No. 3Rd Street
Donular
Wenn Falcons
Cette
Eee
OSM
Echenkaeenieeie Elks Eee
Ees
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!