Memories of West Virginia Pink Lady's Slippers
A nostalgic look at West Virginia wild orchids, detailing four species of lady's slippers. The piece describes yellow, pink, and showy varieties, their habitats from bogs to moist woods, and the glossy nectar mechanism that aids cross pollination, along with cautions about habitat loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
West Virginia
Newfoundland
Quebec
New England
Manitoba
Appalachians
Georgia
Tennessee
White Sulphur Springs
Lincoln County
Bowlers race to top in Sycamore bowling week
Two players tied for first with 444 at the Men s Head pin tournament at Sycamore Lanes. The Bantam Division saw Mike Forman and Danny Burns with 663 total for doubles, while Charles Myers and Larry Palumbo led the Junior City event with 1 173. Mary Smith led the Wednesday Night Women with 550 series, Lena Davenport 539 series and 226 game in the Sunday Night Mixed, Doris Falbo 554 series and 205 game in the Gutta Gals, Willis Downs 543 series and Bill Myers 213 game in the Monday Mixed, Shirley Hagedorn 504 series and 205 game in the women s division.
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Sycamore Lanes
Claude Murphy
Frank Griswold
Barney Samsey
Carl Massallo
Jim Dillinger
Roger Britton
Mike Forman
Danny Burns
Sycamore
Charles Myers
Larry Palumbo
Mary Smith
Mary Corallino
Lena Davenport
Joe Simons
Doris Falbo
Sycamore Gutta Gals
Willis Downs
Bill Myers
Shirley Hagedorn
Suzy Summers
Debbie Feathers
Cyrthia Neely
Alan Yedlesky
Gary Feathers
City Neon
Ron Newcome
Dave Biffle
Mike Benson
Ron Moats
Phil Perroots
Williams Wassickee
Smyths
Alee
Hunts
Arbogasts
Hurricanes
Eggie
D. Falbo
J Smyth
L. Davenport
Williams
Allamong Williams
Allamona Williams
Wassick Novelty
Igh
Davenport
D. Moust
J. Kirkino
J. Fanok
L. Zeigler
Hodges Versatile Washington Player Known for Multiple Roles
Gil Hodges, manager of the Washington Senators, is remembered for starring at first base during his playing days. He also played third base, left field and caught for the Brooklyn Dodgers before their move to Los Angeles.
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Washington
UPI
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Hodges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
Bowling notes show high averages in Monday Mixed Four
Suburban Lanes reports top players Kelsey Newbrough Paul Gutta Lena Davenport Dutch Holbert and Doyle with high scores and series. Teams Mt Morris Tirell Ralstons Barber Shop and Bishoff Ramblers lead in games and series. Big Four Bowling Banquet set for May 20 at Suburban Lanes with attendees urged to attend.
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Kelsey Newbrough
Paul Gutta
Lena Davenport
Dutch Holbert
Mt. Morris Tirell Ralstons Barber Shop
Sams American
Chico All Star Dairy
Jimmy's Sunoco
Acma Machine Si
Bischoff Ramblers
Morgantown Machine
Deckers Auto Wrecking
Jr. O.U.A.M
Doyle
Luci
Stiles
Bishoff Ramblers
Chico All - Star Daily
Mt. Morris Tire
L. Myers
Morris Tire
Slussar
Mt. W
Sherri
Ava
Ralstons Barber Shop
Chico All Star Daily
Acme Machine
Biscoff Ramblers
A. M
J. Moore
Bezick
Lang
Rokosi
Bezjak
Welch
State Streams Map Available from Department of Natural Resources
The Department of Natural Resources announces a new stream map for distribution. It lists major watersheds rivers and lakes and includes state fish records and identifications for 17 popular fish species. The brochure covers last year's trout season hunting and fishing license info and fish in lakes owned or operated by state and federal entities. Write Information and Education Division Charleston West Virginia 25305.
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Department of Natural Resources
Information and Education Division
Charleston
W. Va
State stocked streams list trout stocking by DNR
The Department of Natural Resources stocked trout in numerous streams last week including Coopers Rock Lake in Monon galia County and Big Sandy Creek in Preston. Other stocked waters cover Barbour Teter Creek Lake Berkeley Middle Creek Mill Creek Opeation Creek and many more across the state, with numerous rivers and forks named.
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Coopers Rock Lake
Monongalia
Big Sandy Creek
Buffalo Creek
Wolf Creek
Preston
Department of Natural Resources
Barbour—Teter
Berkeley
Middle Creek
Mill Creek
Opeation Creek
Rocky Marsh Run
Braxton
Sutton Dam
Brooke
Castlemans Run
Cross Creek
Fayette — Glade Creek
Mann Creek
Grant
New Creek
Patterson Creek
Stoney River
Smoke Hole
Greenbrier
Big Clear Creek
Summit Lake
Anthony Creek
Second Creek
Culverson Creek
Milligan Creek
Laurel Creek
Hancock
Kings Creek
Tomlinson Run
Hardy — Lost River
Trout Pond
Trout Run
Waites Run
Jefferson
Big Bull Skin Run
Evitts Run
North Fork
Bullskin Run
Lewis
Little Kanawha
Marshall — Burches Run
Mercer — Camp Creek
Mineral — New Creek
Mingo
Loure Fork
Monrose
Turkey Creek
Nicholcos
Summersville
Cranberry River
Ohio
Bear Rocks Lake
Wheeling Creek
Pendleton
Big Run
South Branch
Seneca Creek
Franklin
Thorn Creek
Pocahontas
Shavers Fork
Williams River
East Fork
West Fork
Deer Creek
Seneca Lake
Raleigh
Glade
New River
Randolph — Gandy
Glady Fork
Laurel Fork
Spruce Knob Lake
Elk River
Whittaker Falls
Buckhannon
Tygart River
Elk Water
Middle Fork
Tucker — Blackwater
Horseshoe Run
Red Creek
Fall Run
Wyoming
Trappers Go License Free in West Virginia Jan 1 1968
West Virginia will remove trapping licenses after January 1 1968. The regular hunting and fishing license will cover trapping privileges. Beaver populations rose and pelts declined in value from 65 dollars in the 1940s to 22 dollars in the 1960s. The $1 per pelt sealing fee is also eliminated.
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West Virginia
T. R. Samsell
Department of Natural Resources
Samsell
Record Pace Falls in Olympic 100 Meter Dash History
Longtime record from 1896 finally broken as Bob Hayes wins in Tokyo with a 10.0 second 100 meter dash ending an 68 year gap since the last 12 second mark. The achievement marks a new era in sprinting and Olympic speed.
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New York
UPI
Bob Hayes
United States
Tokyo
Downswing sequence in golf from Frank Beard example
The article outlines a golf downswing as a chainlike, coordinated action. It starts with the left hip initiating the motion, then weight shifts to the left, dropping hands into position, followed by shoulder reversal and head control to keep the head from crossing the ball.
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Frank Beard
Drop-on boat cabins eyed for future boating trend
UPI reports naval architect David D. Beach predicts drop-on cabins will reach the boating market in two to three years. He outlines a cabin with galley head and berths for trailer-ready weekend trips and longer voyages, tying to garage storage and quick attachment to open boats. The piece also notes National Safe Boating Week plans for July 28 and ongoing efforts to reduce accidents, with emphasis on capsizing from improper loading.
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New York
UPI
David D. Beach
Yacht Enginering
Boating Industry Association
Beach
Coaming
Wildshield
David Oliver
Coast Guard
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Robert Leo Smith
West Virginia University
Cypripedium
Bowlers’ Notebook
Hodges Versatile
Sterling Women’s League
Suburban Leones
P. J. Girls
Rounders
Meorothons
Cassville Cats
Green Horns
Ramms
D. Spooner
P. Wilson
S. Corley
C Renner
Ave
Janice Hern- Wigdon
Celia Bray
Frances Charlene
Frances Marshal
Pitman
D'Amico
J Welker
S$. Hagedorn
O. Pitman
G Fox
J. Welker
Hi Eam
Ten Cats
Top Cats
Hep Cats
Pussy Cats
V. Bolyard
W. Downs
C. D'Amico
J Fanok
Sycamore Lones
Wild Cats
Calico Cats
Wildens
B. Myers
Hagedorn
Smyth
Emaos
Jokers
Five Kittens
C. Marshall
N. Parker
M. Areford
Nem Parker
P. Yoromy
Family Fun Headquarters
Billiards
Chestnut Ridge Road
Schwinn Collegiate
Morgan
Sporting Goods
Spruce Street
By Frank Beard
By Jack Wollston
United Press International
Committee For National
Atention
Chrysler Power
Chrysler
Boat Sales
K. C. Brand, Jr., Oner
Fairmont Ave
Fairmont
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