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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1959

Page

4

Lincoln Parish School Board adopts 1959 60 budget after coach changes

The Lincoln Parish School Board met September 21, 1959 in Ruston to adopt a new budget and handle business. They approved a memorial for Coach James W. Duncan, appointed Leonard Roebuck as Lincoln High coach, Coleman to replace Roebuck, and Robert Smith to teach PE. They also pursued state approval to levy two school tax propositions and granted travel approvals for Grambling and Lincolns officials.

Lincoln Parish School Board Ruston Louisiana Felton Green S. N. Nokiés William A. Marbury Simmle Whitlam William J. Smith C. A. Terrill T. W. Green Lincoln High School Duncan Mr. Emmons Leonard Roebuck Lin ‘Coln High School Charles G. Coleman Coleman Roebuck Emmons Robert Smith Whitman Lincoln State of State Bond and Parish YEAS L. Felton Green C. Aitohle C. A. Teerft L. Nobles L. M. Japper Simmile Whitman William B. Smith R. M. Foster Lamar Colvin Nonn Sir Presdlent &Morelle Napper Woard Gramtbling High School Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Ritchie Smith Linegin Parish Baton Rouge Green Mmons Marbury Finance Committee

School Board Travel Costs and Industrial Plant Inquiry

The Lincoln Parish School Board directs Emmons to resolve travel expense issues for staff and to draft a letter to W. W. Durden Jr. of the Ruston Chamber of Commerce urging industrial plants to locate in Lincoln Parish. The board adjourned to October 5 1959 and approved a bond tax measure for school funding. A voter registrar notice and land posting for hunting restriction are listed.

Mr. Emmons Ritchie Whitman Marbury Nobles Emmons W. W. Durden, Jr Ruston Lincoln Parish Hale R. Shadow

Lincoln Parish Police Jury invites bids for two dump trucks

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury in Ruston Louisiana invites sealed bids by 10 00 am October 13 1959 for two new Ford or Chevrolet short wheelbase trucks with dump bodies hydraulic hoists and power take offs. Specifications available from the Police Jury office. The Jury may reject all bids. Eddie Evans Secretary. Ltd lw Sept 18 23 25 30.

Lincoln Parish Ruston Louisiana Lincoln Paris Eddie Evans Ltdlw

Dangers In Home Storage And Bonemeal Details

The page cautions about fire risks from storing cleaners and a hot water tank in the same room and notes possible mower fuel leaks. It discusses bonemeal as a fertilizer, stating it has about two percent nitrogen and is mainly not bought for nitrogen content.

Louisiana Forest Festival Crown To Be Won In Winnfield

Winnfield hosts the 12th Louisiana Forest Festival with Lou Cresvning of Winnfield as First Lady of Forestry guiding the Queen’s contest. C. H. Lewis Jr. serves as master of ceremonies with Camille Woodall and other visiting queens on stage. Local Louisiana girls ages 17 to 28 who have never married may enter, with strict local contests not disqualifying entries.

Winneteld — Cresvning Louisiana C. H. Lewis, Jr Alexandria Louisiana Forestry Association Camille Woodall Oakdale

Fall Clover Pastures and Livestock Show Plans

The note discusses phosphorus and calcium in bone meal and super phosphate, their liming effects, and advises on clover feeding with phosphate and potash. It urges promoting livestock at a parish fair with judged events by H. H. Annison, W. C. Abbott Jr, CHE Dry, Donald C. Collis, and T. K. Linwoupe, October 4–8.

Lincoln Parish Group Seeks Sustaining Members for Retarded Children

The Lincoln Parish Association for Mentally Retarded Children appeals for sustaining members to support its efforts beyond school funding. President Mrs. Henry Roane announced the drive after the year’s first meeting, noting education for pupils and homebound aid require additional money. Directors include Dr. Bruce Everist, Richart Mechem, and several local leaders.

Lincoln Parish Lincoln Parish Association Don“Ling Bruce Everist Richart Mechem George Edward Jones W. A. Marbury, Jr Clifton Huddleston C. C. Senn

Polio Shots Lagging in Lincoln Parish

Lincoln Parish Health Unit head Mrs June More urges Ruston residents to vaccinate after a child from Clay died of bulbar polio. Details note Clay in Jackson Parish near Ruston and only one paralytic polio case in the parish. Health officials stress completing all four shots for full protection amid wider Louisiana cases.

June More Lincoln Parish Ruston Edith Gray Negro Damell Gray Shreveport Confederate Memorial Hospital Clay Jackson Parish Lincon Parish Louisiana Louisiana State Board of Health East Georgia Street

Passman to Inspect U S Army Bases in Global Tour

Rep. Passman leads a U S foreign aid fact finding mission auditing operations at 12 Middle East and Asia bases. The team includes three subcommittee members and two staff directors. They depart soon and plan to finish the tour in mid October visiting Spain Italy Lebanon Israel Jordan India Pakistan and Southeast Asia including Vietnam Cambodia and Thailand.

U. S Otici Passman Monroe Spain Italy Beirut Lebanon Israel Jordan India Pakistans Mid-East Southeast Asia Thailand Siam Viet Nam Cambodia Hong Kong Taiwan Formosa Japan South Korea United States Louisiana House Foreign Operations Appropriations Appropriations Committee Rep. Passman

State 4-H Sets Dairy Animal Show

Louisiana 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America members will display 32 top state dairy animals at the National Junior Dairy Show in Memphis September 25 to October 3. Jerseys Guernseys and Holsteins will be shown by numerous 4-H youths from Baton Rouge Zachary Arcadia Ruston and other towns. The year’s livestock were selected in statewide elimination shows September 11 in Ruston and September 12 in Baton Rouge. Exhibitors will travel expense paid by bus, observe judging September 28-29, and return September 30.

William A. Marbury, Jr Terrill State Bond and Tax Board Parish of Lincoln State of Louisiana State of Louisiana Baton Rouge Linscoln J. PB. Blonbin Andie Smith North la Memphis State 4- H Club Future Farmers of America Tenn Bobby L. Kilpatrick LSU Agricultural Extension Service Jeannette Mire Ralph M. Kelton, Jr Cheryl Ann Alford Lynell Alford Baker Rita Agnes Millican Zachary Randy Messer Greenwell Springs Kenneth Peltier Charles Thibodaux Exrl Tregre Labadieville Louise Fulmer Patesy Letlow Elliot E. Letlow, Jr Arcadia David Lousteau Napoleonville Ancie L. Smith Joe David Blondin Ruston Bennie Burke Burris Larry Gere Daniel Franklinton R. Franklin Millican Gloria Londsey Shreveport Wayne L. Ranier Kelthviile Ronald Tamer St. Bernard Ronald E. Elkins Oak Grove Wanda Joyce Smith Husser

Rainach Ticket Begins Stumping Tour on Friday

State Senator William M. Rainach and his gubernatorial ticket start a three day stump tour Friday through Sunday. The schedule lists stops in Farmerville Sterlington Moon Bastrop Met Rouge Rayville Columbia Olla Tullos Jena Pollock Markaville Mansura Cottonport and other towns with specific times each day.

William M. Rainach Farmerville Sterlington Moon Bastrop Met Rouge Rayville Columbia Olla Tullos Jena Pollock Markaville Mansura Cottonport Fin

Ruston Men Elected to Louisiana Forestry Board

L. P. Blackwell H Burkhalter and A. T. Hunt Jr of Lincoln parish were elected to the Louisiana Forestry Association Board of Directors. The term began at the annual meeting held September 9 10 at Hotel Bentley Alexandria. The election was by mail ballot with representation from 25 parishes. Leon Walker Tay lor announced the results.

L. P. Blackwell H . Burkhalter A. T. Hunt, Jr Lincoln Parish Louisiana Forestry Association Leon Walker Taylor State-Wise Group Hotel Bentley Alexandria Walker Louisiana

Ruston Air Force Reserve Squadron Opens Classes

Ruston Kugat of the Air Force Reserve Squadron led the first class of the fiscal year Monday at 7 30 in Bogard Hall Louisiana Tech. Lt Col James W Mize flight commander announced Sgt Jesse Pace of the Monroe office will attend and welcome new joiners. Training officer Major Carroll Biggs and instructors Captain Aylmer B Post Jr present. Volume II of the Instructor's Course on structure will be studied.

Ruston Kugat D7apth Air Force Reserve Bogard Hall Louisiana Tech James W. Mize Laisann Jesse Pace Monroe Air Force Sgt. Pace Carroll Biggs Aylmer B. Post, Jr Air Forge

Commendation for Louisiana Tech Historian Dr G W McGinty

Dr G W McGinty head of the social sciences department at Louisiana Tech was commended by the Mississippi Valley Historical Association for a three year state leading membership record. W D Aeschbacher wrote of the strong service and thanked the professor on behalf of the association.

G. W. McGinty Louisiana Tech Dr. Acdehbacher

Optometric Leader Dr Sandefur Joins National Group

Dr Robert Sandefur of Ruston has been accepted for active membership in the American Optometric Foundation. The foundation pursues better visual care through research education literature and professional advancement. Sandefur currently serves as vice president of the Louisiana State Association of Optometrists and is the immediate past secretary-treasurer.

Robert Sandefur Wna Oriv Uees Optometry Ruston American Optometric Foundation SH Nh Sandefur Louisiana State Association of Optometrics

Vision problems handicap schoolchildren in Louisiana

Dr Dupuy, president elect of the Louisiana State Association of Optometrists, warns that youngsters who read by finger tracking may have vision issues. Modern exams assess near and far acuity, binocular coordination, and field of vision to determine needs for glasses or vision rehabilitation.

Bucten P. Durpuy Louisiana State Association of Opto Meatrists Dupuy

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