New Engineers To Submit Plaps Soon || - … dby Count) Chairman Georfie Baket .Cal.owa> \li> Bruner...
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"WHERE THE BOONEWAY JOINS THE DIXIE' VOLUME—70 NUMBER 26 Dayton. .Ohio: 22 grandchildren and one great-grandchHd: four sisters. Mrs. Jennie Decker of Indianapolis. Ind.; Mrs. Locy James M. Cummins, 39, Dies Unexpectedly Hera Wool Sales Documents Musi Contain All Facts Chairman" Shetlle Mulllns-.'of r New Engineers To Submit Plaps Soon || ~Ttie~ ItuiKcasUu -Cuurily cultural Stabilization and~Con- servation office reminds wool. "producers -to-Ee sure ffialTiKe; »ales.documents they have re- j ceiyed for selling wool during I the past year contain-all the! Information required under t h e ! wool incentive payment pro-': gram. It' ls particularly important, j Mullins says, that the sales doc- i ume'nts show the true"net sales; procdeds including deductions; made for. freight and other! marketing charges. The county | ASC office where the program j is administered has the author- ity to adjust sales proceeds; when charges are. not .shown.' Where false information isTiled. 1 both the producer and the wool buyer arc subject to penalties.' Producers will be eligible for payments to be m a d e t h i s y e a r under the 1958 program for; wool and unshorn lambs mark- eted not later than March 31 j this year. Later marketings, will be eligible, for payments under the 1959 program.' Applications for payment un-' der the 1958 program must be filed not later than April 30 at the county office. This cut-off date is necessary to permit ; Talent Delegates Picked I By County 4-H Clubs I The Mt. Vernon 4-H Club j a n d Florence Tankersley of t h e - jtivingston fifth and sixth grade club will represent Rockcastle 'County in the district 4-H talent • show Saturday, Mtirch 28, at 'A FEUDING CAST"—Mt. V«rnon High School Junior^ who will be staging "A-feuding Over Yon- Barbourville. d»r". Friday. April 3. arc. kneeling. Jinuny Co* and Penny Nunnelley; seated, second row. are The Mt. Vernon Club won final accurate calculation of the Nina Liveeay. June Burdette. Ruby Sigmon. Bet y Steele. Blllie Janice Arnold, Laura Jane Tal- first place in the club act div- Sverage price received by farm- Barbara Will: back row. Patsy Cummins. C arles Farris. Kermit Bullock. Ira Linville. Jerry |* 10n and Ml ^ Tankersley was ers for wool during- the, 1958 H#nM , , nd J#w#li Woodall. BULLETIN Ruel Thomas, widely-known gospel singer, and local buis- nessman. died at 9 a. m. thi* morning (Thursday) in Rock- : castle County Baptist Hospital ; after an extended illness. A j service will be held at Cox "Funeral Home at 2 p* m. Fri- | day. after which the body will be taken to Sewell Funeral ' Home at Albany, where the ; body will rest until burial Sun- i d a y . i A more-detailed account will ! appear in next week's Signal. ^Marketing year. When the av- erage price received for shorn wool is known sometime this MVHS Junior Class To TJT « t X T ! 11 C Siage Mountain Teud" WGrk Will Start SOOTl summer, the payment rate will be announced and payments will-be made to growers. A feud which might muk the notorious Hatfield-McCoy y On Dial Phone System , ... . , Construction work on lines vide* the tfafeme for "A-feud- . - .. , inff ' O v e r Yonder". the Junior Bnd P° ,cs for the npw d 1 a '. the winner of the specialty act' division in the County-4-H talent program presented Tues- day afternoon in the Mt. Ver-' non .gymnasium. . . In order for a club to par- ticipate in the talent program it must have a club act in whietrJi members or 25% of the total membership partici- pate. ing Over Yonder", the Junior """ P" 1CS 101 nt ' w a ">'. Last Rites Held Today Clubs competing in the pro- Class play scheduled to "be telephone system in Rockcastle — .j. .. — . gram and their acts were: Liv- given in the Mt. Vernon School and Pulaski Counties is to be- ror Martin o. Jvincer ingston High School, folk danc- gymnasium Friday. April 3. at R>n this week, it was announced pu,^, servirpl . h - M ; tag, with Bufch" Phillips play- 7:30 p. m. by Oscar Bmncr, manager of n, in « the eUxtric S ui1ar as a The action stems around the Northeastern Telephone Corpor- ^ P-,<tnursday) in 6pccialty act; Livingston fifth feud between .two mountain at ions Southern .Div.-r.ion at „ »«' j*"*! in „" c S'• and sixth grade club, folk families, t h e F r y , a n d the Pop- London. w£o died Tuesday in S o m ^ r S t ' w i , h Miss Tankersley off*. In a. .-.mail-Scale war that f Telephone Contractors Sing- ru-v Hosnital A resident nf P rescntm S " pantomine as a begins when a member of one tcton and Leath of Centre. Ala- Mt"'Vernon Kinrc. was retired specia ' ty act: Mt ' Vernon High faction shoots the patfiarch of bama. who have contracted to becausif rtf b a d health Cause of L ° P Utb Con ^j nced al .?? .-^"rt . U i o as a specialty act; Wildie w<..ti,-„ <-h r i^i. n . Club presented-a-skit. " N u t f o r of love over hate. Brunei pointed out that Arlington Ohio a Night", as a club act. with A ccntraL figure in the play Northeastern will not hire Survivors are his wife~Man- ^ ams fJ" ^» T n-R""Ten- is Mountain Maggie. (Ruby Sig- workers, nor will it exercise Boone Kincer: four daughters. 1 ^ " JTi'L Tvov« "riX S ^" mon >...»jnsuntain-type n u r s e . c o n t r o L . o v e r . t h e employees or Geneva and Elizabeth botlv of v: Maple grq\a. Club pre- who tires of paicluiis up casual- activities of the telephone Mt Vernon Mrs Cora Whit- a y schoolroom ties of the battle*and resolves contractors. Singleton and Leath ak,.,-. Remington, Ohio, and Iva • '» b f.'. wcc ','.. the will hire Its own personnel for Chaney. of Middletown. Ohio: F , SH & G A M E C " LUB ... WILL MEET AF~}trC • . • , . r . ; : - . 7 , oecause oi oaa neait, tbr opposing taction during a ~ d j j ^ e _ w o r k . h a v e begtm mov- d( , a . h was rahblt-hunting mishap, and ends jr.i: equipment trim 1 tttf 1- " rw only with the eventful triumph counties. rhf -jr.h- • Pvt. George H. Oliver bora -WitW—and pRihTTor exchange buildings Sand Springs: (Ira Linville). respective heads ^ , w „ orc r ,. adv R) , adln Ohjo o l t h e 4 w o fanulie». provide ihe - ... . . . i..«»it James Kincer.'of Ohio; Sidney Kincer. The Rockcastle Fish & Game bidding. A definite bid datc.-of.Springdale. Ohio:, two broth- Club will meet at 7 p m Fri- „ „ „ ... w e ? k P ° ? t s . a f assault for Mag- ^ever. for the thiw build: ers. John Kincer. of Brodhead. dav. April 3 at the Courthouse Pvt c ' ° ' " g i e s tactlcs. ' < ings in Rockcastle and the four and L. Kinc«r. of Mt. Ver- in' Mt. Vernon Club officers 20. of Livingston, is scheduled Other constituents in the m Plllaskl ha j not j,,,.,,, j . u .,1 . K r.." u . . * to complete eight weeks of three-act farce are Emmy Fry. nouncei j advanced individual training (Patsy Cummins), bay Fry. -APDl-JO-W'th the Second A r m - • (Jerry Hansel). Clem Fry. non: two grandchildren. . urge all members to attend this The services were conducted important meeting, and extend A contract for equipment for by the Rev._Dean Davis. Inter- invitations to the general public wildlife be shown Administration. A pre-construc-"charge of arrangements. ;during the meeting. tion conference was Held at ""sfiffTInfnnlfv"«T~(Charles FiiM?! - " "RWU'"'" Bettr - -'hc-ischatvge has been approv- ment was in Elmwooa Cemetery. A movie pertaining.to . T C "V % . Elertrtficatiui, Spark, Funeral Worne was in and conse. v.,ion will be Livingston High School. (Continued on Page 4) Fort Hood. Tex. Oliver, son of - Fry, who wants to g> a Mr. and Mrs. James F. Oliver; Off, (Janet Baker), Aunt Harr entered the Army in October Hornhonker. (Bet ty._,Steel.. , 1958. He is-a 1938 graduate of Becky ^Jae Fry, (Je_well W o o d - ^ d - Juerfg to discuss the ; W f f l M c B e e Entered The contract for the'new modern dial telephone system's -ft .* fT ! \ T 7 /% Justness 50 Years Ago does not mchide the exchange ' wj|| McBee wh<1 dicd )as| B(iar( , Qf Mt VcrnQn ontirp rL«tructTnn ^nffrnrJ U w< '< l,K ' !;da . v a '«" '•>" < >•- Independent School for many entire cons ruction program s u , ndl<l illness ha<i boe „ one „ f years _ The Crusade fur Cancer in bard. Snider: Mfs B i g e T 6 W e r y , - bVrrfg service^"tb"''abbdr 3J00 Rockcastle County wUl Ix-gin Conwhy: Mrs Bern,ce Holcomb. subscribers ,n the two coun- " l m J Z j Z j " L I T''-f'"M his donations to Wodnesdav, April I. it was an- Orlando and Brush Creek; Mrs. , k . s . . ST? charitable organizations and „ , r nn ,» 0 \,t.- . . store w 1909 at the age of 2l. families which had been burn- nounced by Count) Chairman Georfie Baket. Cal.owa>. \li> Bruner urced residents who Mrs. Bob (jentry. Mrs. Gentrv John McCay, Burr; Miu. Sher- Chairmen Named For April Fund Drive Here Mrs. ^ a ' r " at Ml. Vernon, or at the com ed out of their homes or had suffered other undue hardships. McBee and his wife, Mabel, Day man; Wally Phillips, Thre In a meeting ofiCrtisade work- -Links; Mrs. Nathan Mullin ers Wednesday flight, it was Climax. c . *r , rja A , brought .out that Rockcastle Mrs. Edna Fain. Pine Hill; Mrunk Named hdltor County last year contributed Mrs. Faye Fain. -Pine Hill co- Of Farm Magazine -less-.than.. oniL-tQurlii as much chairman: Mrs Jack Skeens. ' the Crusade as was returned Spiro; Mrs. Audiey "Hamm, "Fr5fiRTC:"Srrnrrtcr~2Tr-fm-mr came to Mt. Vernon when he who survives him, provided .. mereial office at Science Hill, attended school here. He also home for Martha McBee, the attended school at Eastern wife of Dr. George Griffith. State Normal in Richmond. since she was two and one-half After returning to Mt. Ver- years old. when she lost her non. McBee went into business parents. Martha was their niecc. W _ with Charlie- McKcnzia—m—thg-. Other survivors* n c 11 uid e a to that County in the form of aid Ottawa: Mrs. Wayne VanHook. editor of the Mt. Vernon Signal. Jones McKenzie General-Store, brother. Hugh McBee of Louis fi " - - • - • J >- month u'xfn^n b5 h<wpUarfOr V further: -r-I 1 of "Rural Kentuckiam it "was known as Sutton.^nd Adams. Ben Craig. Maretburg; his only consultation. Tfimiwranro rommilloo announocd Wednesday by J. K. That firm constructed Ihe build- sister, Mrs. J. F. Bordies, of Named to assist in the drive l e m P e r a n c e Committee Smith <r<oc , ilive manager of ing which presently houses the B/odhead. died last year. He were: • .. Eug«ie Bradl'ev has been el- Slate Association of Rural McBee Clothing Store. « also survived by several Mrs. JoeNoe, Jr., County ected chaiiman of the newly- Elec,nc Co-operatives. treasurer; Charles Parsens Liv- formed Rockcastle County A native of Stearns. ;o uiu v.ouniy m i n e rorm o i - a i u V/LHIWU. « I I » . nujnu VUIUKKIK, VUIIUI u n - .»*i. oinuui. —. . . . . ' ,, t . . t c for cancer victims. In a six- -Level Green: Mr.. Ramsev, and until recently a technical He later sold his interest in that v'J'e: >mec naif-crolhers. j b. month period.-17 persons were Rose Hill; Margaret Fish. Hum- writer on miliary electronics store and became a-partner of Craig, Ottawa: D. C, Craig. Mt. refefred by local doators to .a mel.' , in Cincinnati, is the new editor C. D. Sutton, in a c.othing firm.Veinon and , , V"' a . *T T J T Y . .; A p'an estimated to save Near Tragedy Is Averted resident^ of Livingston some O n . Clyde Linville Farm in ,h . e construction of ; their proposed water works is A near-tragedy was averted I expected to be presented t o t h e Tuesday on the farm of Clyde City Council when it meets Linville at Scaffold Cane when) April 7 a t 7 p . m . a four-room tenant- house being The plan is being prepared occupied by Str.'and Mrs. Wil- under the direction of City liam Ambrose caught f i r e f r o m Engineer Jack Crawford, who a faulty flue. >s working through J. Stephen Mrs. Ambrose had left the Watkins Consulting Engineers house t o d o h e r milking chores °' Lexingtori, and with Leroy and had .eft her baby daugh- Fitch, an ..employee of the ter alone. When, she saw that Petroleum Exploration Cor- the structure was burning, she poration. returned to the house and had Maurice K. Miller of Louis- to break down a door in order ville and his -lawyer, Ernest to reach the child. A ohair was'Baxter, of Stanford, resigned the only piece of furniture that recently after the State Depart- ! w a s saved from the blazing ment of Health had rejected . structure. ; four previous plans submitted Superintendent.Linville esti- fa y Miller for the w a t e r w o r k s - ' mated the loss of the uninsured, system. _ house and its furnishings at A Livingston city official approximately $1.000. stated that Miller's estimates for the project had run f a r a - LHS Junior* Proqpnt b . ove a reasonab ' e limit. He said LJ1S juniors present lhat Miller , s , Mt QUQted estj Be Happy, Go Wacky mate t a the City Council had set proposed construction costs The theme of "Live today, at $130,000. and that a later tomorrow may be too late", figure published in an engineer- gets a good workout in "Be ing journal had set them at Happy, Go Wacky, the. latest $250,000. Junior Class play at Livings- City Clerk. Bob Waddle, said ton High School, to be given that the average water plant Friday, March 27, at 7 p. m. i output in Kentucky is .85 gal- in the school gymnasium. Ions "per day per-person and Doing their best to live u p ; that the largest output, 100 to the theme throughout the '.gallons - p e r day per person, "is three-act farce are t w i n s"'. achieved in Louisville's water Daphne (Daffy) Dixon.. played ; system. by Edith Jones, and Disney' Waddle said that Miller's (Dizzy) Dixon." performed by plans called for an output of Fred Link. " .225 gallons per day per per- The twins and their antics • son, m o r e t h a n four times the idrive big sister Pamela (Grace' average, and twice as much as Mason) and older brother. Clay that supplied by the Louisville (Delbert Bowman) almost to system. distraction with their belief If the plane submitted by that following impulses is the Crawford are approved; Waddle most assured way of having said that construction is guar- a good time. - tan teed to begin by July 1. H e The twins are supported in j pointed out that Crawford was their -antics- by Madge (Pattie|city engineer when the Livings- Fordyce) and Whiz (VTrgrsJfori sewage" system 'wasInstalled Jon«? their two. partners-in-{«t a fraction of its estimated arms: Peathle May fPfiyJHe'Vcost. - T r a v i H i t m » r a - w e a l l h y Widow. ;; — and Garley Glanders (Roland Services Held Sunday Griffith) her son. . ^ Other parts in th« play, with .tor flm. ManPft QWCHg their players'in parentheses.- • . ... , are . Funeral services were held Ginger Jones. (Barbara '«V*30 P. m. Sunday at the .the maid and cook; Bfodhead Baptist Church for Ellen Drake:. (Jeali TaufRWr), .Mra. Marito Jtee-Oweas- the hii*h school English teach- JJ' ho . ^ Rockcastle County er: Dick Desmonde. (Ted Pitt-. Baptist Hospital Friday. A man), high school science teach-; membef of the Baptist Church, er; Stafford Yates (Virgil C a r - j s h e w a s born in Pulaski; County, penter). Clay s hard boiled boss;: She is survived by her hus- Emma Whaley. (Janet Kelly), band Howard Owens. Brod- the twins" outraged mother: l^ad; three sons. Millard Owens Aunt Mollie (Barbara Vanzanl); ML Vernon Route L Howard- Wooford Woolrich, (James Cum- C O wens, Dayton, Ohio, and minsi. a multi-millionaire: Bill Egbert C^yeris of Morrow; Ohio; Carson (Bobby Faulkner), an !}* daughters, Mrs. Beulah Mc- asvlum guard. Kinney. Cincinnati. Ohio; Mrs. Admission prices for this fine Elizabeth Spoonamore Day- evening s entertainment an; 25 ton, Ohio, Mrs. Minnie Kidwell. cents for children and 50 cents Crab Orchard; Mrs_ Mattie for adults. Mize,. Mrs. Loretta Scott and -. • Mrs. Ida Mae Brown, all of. James Martin Cummins. 39, Williams. Atlanta, 111.: M r s . A- died unexpectedIy" , 'Sunday night marida'Tyfee and "Mrs; Sophia - at.the home of his mother. Mrs. Hasty, both of Cincinnati, Ohio. Lula Cummins, at Mt. Vernon. The services were conducted An invalid since a. car wreck by Bros. William Randall and several years affo. he was a Arthur Johnson. Burial was in veteran of World War II . Freedom Ckmetery. "Arrange- Surviving besides his mother meots wei* made by Watson are two brothers. Foster Cum- Funeral Home. mins of' Pineville. and Rayme' • ' ~ Cummins of Richmond, Ind ; Easier Seal Drive twii sisters, Mrs. Martha Oaks of Orinda. California, and Mrs. Contributions totaling $58.50 Daisy Han.seI of Mt. Vernon: have been received to date dur- two half-sisters", Mrs. Grant ing the 1959 Easier Seal cam- Banks of Mt. Vernon and Mrs. paign in Rockcastle County, Ola Baker of Cincinnati. Ohio. Mrs. Jack Henderson, chairman Funeral jservicej were held 0 f the drive, has reported, at 2 p. nfS^W^eiday in t h e • The report includes only con- Sutton had-originally sold nieces and nephews. f . . . , jBuiv wj wwt( .. w interest in the'store to Roscoe Services were conducted at ingston: Mrs. Charles Hurt,' Temperan"rCMmm'ittce° orea'n- Strunk"'i's"a "graduate""of "the Adams, from which it derived 10 a . m . Saturday in the Chris- Brodhead; Larney Durham, j /( -d Monday at the First BaD- University of Kentucky, where its name. After Sutton's death, lian Church in ML Venton by BhsineSs chajrman: James Mul- t i„ t church in Mt Vernon h e w a s editor .of T h e Kentucky-McBee purchased Ihe Sutton >he Rev. Marion P a r k e y of lins, business co-chairman; John Willie Reynolds was elected Kernel, student newspnptfr. interest from his widow. an d Humboldt^Tenn. Inlernicn 1 .was Lair, special events chairman; vice-chaicman and Dean Davis While attending UK. he also the business bocamc. known as in Elmwood Cemeteiy. Sparks Mrs, Joe Henderson, special ; was nam™ secreU^-treasurer served as assistant state editor McBee and Adams.' in cve,tits co-chairman; Mrs. Clark xhe group, sponsored*by'aii °' l ^ e Lexington Herald. McBee several years ago be- o( arrangements. Brown, newspaper publicity; 0 f the churches in the county. Strunk succeeds Bernard L. came sole owner of the store EASTER B A K E S A L E Mrs Tom Hargis radio publici- set as its goals, "the primary' Vonderheide as editor of the by buying s h a r e s.,.hcld by EASTER BAKE SALE ty; .Mrs. Ann Mullins, house- aim of having candidates for monthly magazine, which has Adams, and the store assumed An Easter Bake Sale will be to-house chairman. election W h o . a r e /or keeping a paid circulation of more than its present name. - '. "held by the Ber$an Sunday Dr. RobertArno^d, publiQ-m--ojje. county d r y T h e group, it 145,000. It has the largest McBee was a member of the School Class of the Mt. Vernon formation, Don peaton, road- was explained, will f along "circulation of any farm magazine Providence Churcfi of Christ Christian Church S a t u r d a y, £_?!!!. ^.temperance leagues i n a t - in Kentucky, a n d i s t h e official and at one time w a s a member March 28 at the Kentucky - - - - - -- — . --J —effi,' Cox Funeral Home chapel with tributions received by .mail, the Rev. Lee Hopkins officiat- Your_contributions can be made ing. Burial was in Elmwood;to the campaign, which closes Cemetery. Cox Funeral Home March 29, (Easter), m a y b e sent was in charge of "arrangements, th; Mrs. Jack Henderson. Mt. ———- Vernon, Ky. H. C. ANDERSON INVITED Contributions to the Easter TO ATTEND CONVENTION Seal campaign are used in car- __ „ . . „ ing for Kentucky's 18,000 phys- R. C. Anderson. State Farm lcalIy hand i ca ppcd youngsters. Funeral Home was in charge Jr su , r ® n ®? Jr ? any m many of whom have no other source of support. Yatej, Renfro Valley; Mrs. Judy tempting to keep liquor fron Davis, Wildie; Mrs. Doris Gab- being legalized. IjibJication of the Rural Electric of the Kiwartie. Club in Mt. Ulilities office in'Mt. Vefiidn peratives in the state, Vernon. He also served on-the at 10 a. m. • - Brodhead, has been invited. to attend the company's 1959 Tri- State Convention. His selection j was based on outstanding serv- i ice and production. ' ] Revival services will begin The Convention was held at the Brindle Ridge Baptist March 2 3 a n d 2 4 in the South Church, Sunday, March 29 at Central Regional Office i n M u r - 7 p . m . T h e R e v . Roscoe Hunter frt^sboro, Tenn. Anderson says;of Annville will be the, gse«» Re was not able to attend, due evangelist Ihe public is invited ; t o other business obligations. I t o attend these services. MOUNT VERNON. KENTUCKY THURSDAY,. MARCH 26, 1959 lurAey iloman . journalise 1 Building U. of K. Lexington, Kentucky ; .. L-. ."
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Transcript of New Engineers To Submit Plaps Soon || - … dby Count) Chairman Georfie Baket .Cal.owa> \li> Bruner...
" W H E R E T H E B O O N E W A Y J O I N S T H E D I X I E '
VOLUME—70 NUMBER 26
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James M. Cummins, 39, Dies Unexpectedly Hera
Wool Sales Documents Musi Contain All Facts
Chairman" Shetlle Mulllns-.'ofr New Engineers To Submit Plaps Soon ||
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" p r o d u c e r s - t o - E e s u r e f f i a l T i K e ; » a l e s . d o c u m e n t s t h e y h a v e r e - j c e i y e d f o r s e l l i n g w o o l d u r i n g I t h e p a s t y e a r c o n t a i n - a l l t h e ! I n f o r m a t i o n r e q u i r e d u n d e r t h e ! w o o l i n c e n t i v e p a y m e n t p r o - ' : g r a m .
I t ' ls p a r t i c u l a r l y i m p o r t a n t , j M u l l i n s s a y s , t h a t t h e s a l e s d o c - i u m e ' n t s s h o w t h e t r u e " n e t s a l e s ; p r o c d e d s i n c l u d i n g d e d u c t i o n s ; m a d e f o r . f r e i g h t a n d o t h e r ! m a r k e t i n g c h a r g e s . T h e c o u n t y | A S C o f f i c e w h e r e t h e p r o g r a m j i s a d m i n i s t e r e d h a s t h e a u t h o r -i t y t o a d j u s t s a l e s p r o c e e d s ; w h e n c h a r g e s a r e . n o t . s h o w n . ' W h e r e f a l s e i n f o r m a t i o n i s T i l e d . 1 b o t h t h e p r o d u c e r a n d t h e w o o l b u y e r a r c s u b j e c t t o p e n a l t i e s . '
P r o d u c e r s w i l l b e e l i g i b l e f o r p a y m e n t s t o b e m a d e t h i s y e a r u n d e r t h e 1958 p r o g r a m f o r ; w o o l a n d u n s h o r n l a m b s m a r k -e t e d n o t l a t e r t h a n M a r c h 31 j t h i s y e a r . L a t e r m a r k e t i n g s , w i l l b e e l i g i b l e , f o r p a y m e n t s u n d e r t h e 1959 p r o g r a m . '
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f i n a l a c c u r a t e c a l c u l a t i o n of t h e N i n a L i v e e a y . J u n e B u r d e t t e . R u b y S i g m o n . B e t y S t e e l e . B l l l i e J a n i c e A r n o l d , L a u r a J a n e T a l - f i r s t p l a c e in t h e c l u b a c t d i v -S v e r a g e p r i c e r e c e i v e d b y f a r m - B a r b a r a W i l l : b a c k r o w . P a t s y C u m m i n s . C a r l e s F a r r i s . K e r m i t B u l l o c k . I r a L i n v i l l e . J e r r y | * 1 0 n a n d M l ^ T a n k e r s l e y w a s e r s f o r w o o l d u r i n g - t h e , 1958 H # n M , , n d J # w # l i W o o d a l l .
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