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'q, No. 15
Newcastle, Weston County, Wyoming, Thursday, April 14, 1955
Subscription $3.00 per Year
According to an article in The Hot Springs Star, the
weekly newspapr of ttot Springs, South Dakota, the citizens
of Edgemont, South Dakota have accepted the uranium pro-
:easing mill with untold joy and thanksgiving.
~c(,-n~: to tile article printed
on April 7, LeRoy F. Holst, Edge-T
mont Chamber of Commerce pub-
licity director, had a few notes of
sarcasm to throw into the news.
He said, "Newcastle, Wyo our ri-
val claimant to the mill, has per-
sistently muddied the waters of
fact, with tile folks of Edgemont
getting as confused as a husband
cation of a uranium processing
plant in the Black Hills area rests
entirely with the South Dakota
Congressional delegation," Lee
Hayne, president of the Newcas-
tle Chamber of Commerce said
in answer to the article in the Hot
Springs Star.
L TELEPHONE COMPANY ,o IN
NEWCASTLE CITY LIMITS GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OPENS
r~hrJ~nuS~iflefN fdwO~n:ge~ti "Tjt~ re!t " " fl:dh'th::l:t:: ~a~itaY~t~laidM
:: BRANCH OFFICE, NEWCASTLE t:::
on - -~,nc gave the Newcastle Cham-
9:0::l?h neds ;ilnl:l C An;reftfd6, t wdial: iiearcmtwu:ai Ue s:hegO wg inad:GasL;: is:e:B: o hohiidV di! :smn ruld rn i:ntuhnmet :lialcd2
to dial service will take place. The cut - " for the past two . ' . ation of Golden Colehad been - ::
about midnight when the volume of telephone calls Through the cooperation of the Federalland rathe area o I. no rmeasmrn Wyoming emoracea awarded the contract for the mill p ie . surveyoz ore reserves.and
and service will be interrupted for only a short timelocal post office it should be in t=roo K and weston rounDeR,T at Edgemont and also that Edge u v. ~u.u c ~L~xa ua,u ~-v=.-
:ableR now serving the old~ . possible to have the papersto the northeast c ornerim ~on~::~n L"" I Policemen mont had definitely been chosen mag:rwlayeaSn~rVenY ]s~tr~:: b~ :
lie office will be cut and a~ -. ~. .I the post office next Thursdaycounty, and me vu y j v~ a'~ the plant site by his company, m~n, ~, h,~ ~n.o,~ ~ o,a ~r,
B to the new building acti-IiweeTJng or lVll morning in time for the post- part ot l,~.loDrara county. eIT Interested Newcastle people in cas~le~and'~an~t'l~ervislt'~o" ~[
Simultaneously devicesI men to deliver them on their 3;ere 5z~C~oare:h,a~clOtsi~e?wRn:ggP~l"v Q,~,IV|m~V| qlam| Ii~ checking the first announcement castle by officials of the co;ee~
g off the dial equipment l IJ~l~II~ I-llU l]f routes that day I Saturday, April 16, has been with their Congressman Keith is ex"ected later this week
r 1 . . do to 6tl west, inclusive, otn p.m . . v
emoved. The actua [1.- A~ I~ I-I l set as the date for the first an- Thomson m Washington, have
wyoming, and all ot toe ~tate ,
' is generally completed in 111 I'~.~ I)UI|U]I-I9 ~DI)/"~ ~ ~.~,~e ~r-M ~ nual Policeman s Ball in New- been informed by Congressman Hayne charged that the Sout~
matter of a few minutes,~g~t~ ~J~;~-,~:$ o~ ~outn t)aKota ~ncmomg ~n-~j castle The dance will be held at Thoms, on that Jesse Johnson of' Dakota Congressional Delegatiol~
qUire~ ~* o~ ~,~U hone[ All women s organizations in ~ m= r I dian ~anas in ,nat state. I ' 1" n-' " i il" b- ; released information on the tort-
e ,o,~ ~o ~ ~, ~,the v.r.w, rla 1 a u mus c w i e tne AEC lmpnaucally aenles maK-
Weston County are urged to have : tuaent/our or Glenn E Worden, wire has been
eel to complete it I . . ." " .~. I by Jerry Kenny and his five piece ing any such statement tract prematurely when the con-
ha~ f~ a representative attend tne Aow- ~ ! l ~' ~ I ass]~.~ant to ~. lVl. ~mKerson, ~s-i .~ ~ -~ ,:- ~, -" -. tract negotiations were not ~,et
a ucezl an average u ",~ll . . ua.u ~vxayur Earl~rum o~~ewcas- -
spry Committee for Women s Ac- ~oloraao y . trict Engineer at M~dwest for see p
Pie corn lete and confused the lena-
Working since Novem-I I . nJ is familiar withIDoor prizes will bc awarded tle sa~d that Mr AllenGray of . .
1954 " h old twitteR m ~ awt tse~en.~v at me era~ years a u . . .
a'-:; c.arrylng on t~e t first quarterly meeting of the Youths' from Newcastle and the 1operations in that area, will be[ during the evening and l unch ! he, Mines Development Company [ion :fth~imilIfb~hem~r:gpre~e~e~
uu Installing and te~L-~ " -r,~undina area Will enjoy an l ~ Will oe serveo oy tue vvo.lUa~ nap oeen in l'~ewcasHe seeking a ~ ~"
group ID tne Agriculture DUIIO o oistrlct engineer in energy ot tno . .
Sew one according to W ~ exciting, action-filled day in Den-I [ Auxflmry. [ commRtment or uranium ore and lease by the AEC in which they
~1 ' lng rmaay, ~prit IO, oeglnnlng LN~VWEaSLII20IlIC~. ]VII. VYUlUUI! IS . . "
,m h local rchas from stated that the proposal of Mines
anager of t e / r-n Saturday April 23, when l ~ Tmkets may be pu ed ]had obtained a committment of
at z o CLOCK "~ " ~, a peu'oleum engineering graou- ~ u 1 m n s
eve ope twa basesonl~ e-
[ m, " ~ . they visit that city on another I ate of the Colorado School of/any member of the I? ohce Depart- 28,000 tons compared with a corn- . ag
?,y to tne Deiiezs ot ma-] toe executive comm,ttce met of the Burlington railroad's fam.[~ n ~ h ,~n,:,t, n] ment or secured at the door the] mittment of 7,000 tons from the mont. Hayne pointed out thatap-
)hone customers. the com-i Tuesday, to formmate plans ~or ea Eoucauonax' --" "-"rs, uu ". ~ s a """~'" ~ ~:~2~" / eveninuv of the dance. / Ed~emont area parently tne ~oum DaKota con-
~I i expermnce ~s well quammd to o ~ .
I retain the same number~ Friday s meet ng. Local youngsters of grade and ltd ,~h[ / Mayor Crum further stated gressmnal Delegation were not
ators as are now required] On the program will be Laura lhi~h school age will board ' ~2'~'| e ,~ P*- |J r~ ,o / that Newcastle had staked their sufficiently in~rmed to Know"
old nta o nt Wel ~" ~, um~ ~a~ t,~,c~aL ~ u,uv, r~u- ~;~U! r'l~lU Ih/d i that the Mines Development Com
system Represe -[ Mitchell, director of C u y " Student Special at 7'05 p m andi n ~.n~o a o.n .oo ~.~ / y,whole negotiation with Mines De- . "
he Mountain States 'lele-~ fare, who wtll speak on I~ormmgl ~oin with youth from commum-[,nl J ff-- J-, ~ velopment Company and Newcas- pany nau also suom~ttea l~ewcas-
an . - es. rlclllrH@u ~dlU[~ l tle as an alternate site tn their
d Telegraph company] Teams for Mass Emergencms. [ ties along the Burhngton be-[ ,m,~ r ~, h~, h ~ h,Y tie had come up w~h and produc- .
~Peared before alarge[ c. t~ n ,---.--[ tween Gillette and Sterling, Colo.| ~r qe Girl Scout and Brow ed every request made by Mr proposal as t e company naa in-
. k~UU.by ~L t,U nsneo in tins zest growing o~ ~-,~,~,~a~ . - ' ' f rme he Ne 1 h
,yo y urm ee t/ Agent Charlotte Phillips will] for the .an-exeeny o tmg ]center ,n connection with the/hie troops w ll get together for Gray. t!e not tg,nk4het Grey o ffst e C amber
teacmng ?us?omyL,show slides and speak on emer-I Expermncect rauroaa !-epresent-[ Geological Survey's aim to coop-| another Field Day Saturday af- would ,!rove mn l' ewe.asue
",:,:~ use oz .mat ~ cram-| uencv feedinu l atives will accompany me groupI crate with the netroleum indus-[ tcrnoon, April 16, from two tel me eerier tnat tney sun nact a "Apparently the South Dakota
in un~ has also beeno/ an ~, r~ Oankin of U-ton [to prowde gu!dance and su.perv~-I try ira furnishing the best possi-[ four. Each troop plans the,r part chance to obya n thr mill and Congressional delegation wanted
. ,~ ", t"-".-"/ "~ ~'~ Y~ 'I sion. lney wm oe ass~stect at IJen. blc ,~ervice to operators dcvelop-] of the program and displays of then go to Eagemont and ma~e to get on the bandwagon', Hayne
,wnere customers wno/ cn.a!rman m me. ,~awsory .woz!~-/ ver by station officials and train-/ ing "Federal and Indian oil and[ work and fun accomplished dur-I such an announcement. I said, "by putting pressure on the
.xamiiiar with the system| nuttec ~or women s Acuv]tm~')n Ied personnel of other agencies] ~,~ ~o~,:~ ,~ tho~, ll,-nitocl ,t:~ef] n~ the veer will be shown. The/ Newcastle will not concede the[ Mines Development Company to
l.and a member of the[ Civil .Defense m. we.ston couv.f,/participating in the arrange-/ and funds permit,Senior Scouts under the
direr-[plant to Edgemont regardless ot'Iplace the plant in Edgemont,
win explain now to cuaL| explains tnat .tins ~s. t.ne z~rst| ments. School authorities fromi The -ffioe is "on the secondl tion of Mrs Joan Berry and Mrv.] the numerous announcements] while neither the South Dakota
man said construction[ quarter!y meeting o.z tins group/ various communities also will! f,~,:,'~ 'v oot io hffi~di,'l Flinor Ami'don are in charge of/coming from and will continue tel Congressional delegation or indl-
. . . *,IO~7 / l Joel ~,
Will continue working since tne organlzauon meeting/ ur "
r -'- . . . ':t h or-aniza / cnaperone the to . . 611 South Summit Avenue New:l the arrangements. The Fie]d day { discount the authenhc~ty of thc/viduals in Edgemont had contact-
,the next zew montnsI nere in January. ~ e . g "~ The big event willget under castle " [ will be held this year in the newl reports until such a statement[ ed nor worked with Mines Devel-
me new outside plant inI tion of a similar group m every/ way when the Special leaves Gil- ' [ a,m J miuht come directly from Mr J onment before the -contract an-
Which will make tele-~ commumty will deteznune t el lette late Friday afternoon. After -. I There will be an admission!Gray J nouncement" Hayne pointed out
vice available to those[success or failure in case oi an:---:'~n" "~ Denver at 630 am [ ~.~ ~,~ ~,~,~n~ |,' '
c r n in this countr- : ~.~v~ ~ ,~ : ~m~m~ ,#~vi~,~ I charge of fifty cents for adults I Newcastle s hope lies in me/ that both Colorado and South De-
not naa it previously.! me ge cy Y" Saturday, the group will board ~ ~= .~ ~= land twenty-five cents for chil-I fact that it has the logical loca-| kota delegations had opposed
-over to dial will makeI sightseeing buses for an all day I=le|a i=r|aay i=or [dren Scouts and committee mem-ltion in the heart of the potential| Mines application while Wyon~
for the local onice tOl TWO COUPLES RECEIVE tour of the Denver area. ~ a ~ /bers'will be selling tickets this ore supply while Edgemont is lo-|
Y. circuits rather, thant MARRIAGE LICENSES At 5:30 p.m. the travelers will ~ onnJe mc .oy [w~k and the Newcastle commit-! cared at the southern end of all] mg supporter, mem.
.nt twenty. Cwcmts toI r:--e again board their Student Special tee has purchased ten prizes to be the Black Hills ore.| $ decision on the location Is
ana casper Will con-[ 'xwo couples recmveu lIil 1- lag #,~,- .h,~ h o rd ~ournev after a ~xev. rtuuert na~r cu,~uucg-/ ~, ~,~o,~ +,~ *h h,~t ticket sellers ,n~ ~.~ ,~ r, ne ~,~n ,~. th,~ lo,I ,~vn~,-ted within a few days
the natton-w de system] permits m the office of the cou - : ed funeral services at the Luth- .
" n A-lil 12 The-" were c orame oay at eaplta~ city u~ eran Ch r h i "" "1 "~ri m tne ~cout anu ~rowme u-uupa.
' l ty c~erK o p" y " "r Din u c n ~ewcast e r - ' "s la
" " m 1 and Ida Nichols the Rocky Mountain Emp~ e - rn n ' l r These prizes will be on d~ p y
and state offm~als offl Gilbert Im e "' " " the din day afte oo at 2 o c ock fo ' " " ek
any are expected to b both of Newcastle, and Fred Re- n:r cWrllelbeu~eerved m "Connie Faye McCoy, infant dau-inNWeawl~ackls,W~de~ ~iayWse pian COUNTY 4.H COUNCIL MAPS
,aturda: evening whenl binson and Amy Denton, both of g ' . . ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex McCoy rou'-
service is inaugurated.I Rapid City, S.D. The all-expense cost of toe tour of Newcastle. Interment was in nee ass part oi me znter-~ P PLANS FOR YEARIS PROG~
(exclusive of federal tax) for Greenwood cemetery under the Activity program and the pro-
children under 12 years boarding direction of McColley Funeral reeds from ticl~et sales will go
TRACKSTERS PREPARE the train at Newcastle will be Home. into the camp fund so that more A new look was noted in the Weston County4-H Comlcff.
$11.05; for those 12 years old and Connie Faye passed away at girls may attend Camp Pahasapa
Monday, April 11, when the group met in New astle at the,
FIRST MEET FRIDAY
Newcastle Dogie's first track meet of the season will
'e Friday, April 15 at the local field. The meet will
!t afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with Upton and Sundance
to foultclpatlngherwea time. " ltrialsDo- U niversity Band
been held. ProDao e
the events, however, Performs Before
Wade, D. Mendenhall,
B. Russell, B. Zitter-
I~ennett, L. Morgan, Rus-
~ner in the 100 yard and
i davh; R. Tanner, D. Moor--
IOhnson and B. Zitterkopf
,40 yard dash; in the 880
l:L Borgialli, B. Borgial-
~lttim, j. Baird, B. Burn-
Mullendore, D. Solaas
SOldeR; the mile will be
'red Minter, letterman; H.
~n, D. Pearson, J. Blake-
, and D. Keener. .ffi.=--
high hurdles Cart, Bet-!
~ittim Wade and J Dan-i
hurdles, led by L." Carr,
~; J. Daniel, E. Pierson,
.~tte, D. Berman and Wade:
field events Cook, Zitter-!
Pierson, Cook, Bennett
throwing the discus.:
will be done by
Audience of 300
The Wyoming University Band
composed of about eighty stu-
dents and under the direction of
Edgar Lewis, delighted a large
crowd in the new High School
Gymnasium with their concert
selections and marches.
The group arrived i~Newcas-
tle Tuesday evening after being
detained in a snow storm at LuRk.
They were given dinner Tuesday
evening by women of the Episco-
pal church and breakfast Wednes-
day morning by the women of the
Methodist church. The students
were housed for the most part in
the homes of members of Lion's.
Club, the sponsoring organize-I
tion. Several of - the Tourists!
courts and Hotels donated room
for the purpose.
Mis~ Colleen Wood vocalist of
the band sang two numbers Ger-
ald Gardner of Newcastle was the
only local member making the
trip into Northeastern Wyoming.
This was the third consecutive
trip for the Band to Newcastle
and music lovers of tl~e commun-
ity are anxious to keep it an an-
nual event of entertainment
CHURCHMEN'S CLUB TO " ]
HAVE MEETING MONDAY
The Churchmen's club of New-I
castle will hold the monthly]
meeting and supper at the Epis-!
copal Church Hall Monday eve-i
ning, April 18, at 6:30 o'clock. An~
interesting program of film and
music has been planned for en-
tertainment.
RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Churchill and
family returned ~the first of the
week from g two week vacation
in Aurora, Illinois and Lincoln
Nebraska where they visited their
parents.
Zitterkopf, Bozanich
high jumping,
and Daniel.
D. Pierson, L.
Mendenhall will pole
over, and for adults, it will be the family home Tuesday, April this year. Due to the increase in
$15.95 Reservations must be 5, at 6:15 p.m. at the age of eight Girl Scout membership this year
made not later than Monday, Ap- months and 22 days. She was camp fund needs have increased
ril 18. Federal tax of 10 percent born in Newcastle July 14, 1954. also . In previous years, the girls
is additional on the above. In addition to her parents, she have earned all of the camp men.
The Burlington Special will de- is survived by a sister, Cathy, ey through the sale of Girl Scout
part from Newcastle at 7:05 p.m. age two and one-half years, me- cookies and candy.
April 22 returning at 3:15 a.m. ternal grandparents, Mrs. Wilde The Newcastle Girl Scout com.
April 24. Ellsworth of Moorcroft and Wil- mittee feels that membership in
liam Roozen of Denver, Cole,pa- the newly formed Wyoming Coun-
Wm. H. Butts, 85,
Agriculture building to plan the year'se program. Not only
were the Home Demon'strat n Agent, Charlotte Phillips
County Agent Perry Clay andT
~he Council President, Mrs. Paul-I
S rine Concel
ine Merchant, "new but also new r' ~
to the Weston County Council Is
Planned Bv
was the manner in which business #
" t ' '
3f the meeting was carried ou . Mus|c Groups
Prior to the meeting of the r ,
county agent and executive coun- Friday, April 22, has b~n ~-
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. cil offers many opportunities and
Lewis V. McCoy, and many oth- advantages for local Scouts and :~il appointed 11 committees to lected as the date for the Spring
~andle the various activities Ev- Concert by the vocal and instn.
Passes Away Here
Burial Nebraska FUNERAL HOME BUYS camp committee with the County
NEW PONTIAC HEARSE Agent so that it may be able to
have one or two ~amp periods at
A NewCastle resident of more Don McColley, owner of McCol. Mallo for . the Intermediate
than 25 years, William Harvey ley Funeral Home in Newcastle, Scouts from Newc~tle, Osage,
Butts, passed away at his home left Friday accompanied by his Upton and Sundance. They are
here Saturday, April 9 following wife for Jackson, Mississippi. At working with the hope that such
an illness of over five months. Jackson Mr. McColley will pur- a camp may be possible during
Death was attributed to compli- chase a new Pontiac h, earse which the summer of 1956.
cations of old age as he was 85 they plan to drive b~k to New-
years, six months and seven days castIe, returning Sundgy. BUSINESS IN CHEYENNE
of age. During their absence G. R. Me- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnson
Funeral services under the di- Colley of Chamberlain, S. D is spent a few days in Cheyenne
rection of McColley Funeral in charge of the funeral home. last week on business.
Home were held at the McColley ~T~
Funeral Chapel Monday morning
and the body was interred at
Northside cemetery in P1ainview,
Nebr. Forrest Julius, pastor of
the Church of Latter Day Saints, SHOWS HERE MONDAY NIGHT
officiated at the service here and
er relatives, leaders Outstanding among these cry council member is serving on
is the work being done by the at least one committee. Each corn-
mittee held a discussion of its
particular task and reported its
conclusions to the entire council.
Mrs. Merchant voiced the hope
~hat since sharing in planning
brings forth more interest and
~nthusiasm, a smoother working
and more efficient council will be
a result of the new look.
At noon a carry-in luncheon
was served by a group of Junior
leaders, Joan Wellman, Betty Lou
Mahnke, Martha Marie Brown
and ~eneva Gaskill. Geneva Gas-
kill also told of her trip to 4-H
Round Up in Denver.
Helena Marincic, Campbell
county Home Demonstration Ag-
ent, Mrs. Myrna Heiland and Les-
lie Height of Gillette attended
the afternoon session of the Coun-
Aaron Tunnell and Charles Law-
son.
Mr. Butts was born in Moor-
head, Iowa, Sept. 2, 1870. As a
small boy he moved to Decator,
Nebr. and there grew to man-
hood. He was united in marriage
to Grace A. Clark at Pender, Neb.
Oct. 18, 1899. The couple lived at
Plainview, Nebr. following their
marriage where Mr. Butts was en-
gaged in farming and they moved
to Wyoming in 1929.
Mr. and Mrs. Butts were the
parents of seven children, one
daughter and six sons.
Survivors include Mr. Butts'
wife, his children, Doris Mowry
of Minatare, Nebr Alvan of
Moorcroft, George of Newcastle,
Harold of Cheyenne, Clark of
Custer, S. D Lloyd of Neligh,
Nebr. and Watson of Keystone,
S. D.; 21 grandchildren, 12 great
grandchildren, three sisters, two
brothers, in addition to many oth-
er relatives and friends.
castl. The show is under the auspices of George Monroe Post
No. 3, American Legion, and pro-@
reeds from the event will be used
for Newcastle's Junior Baseball
League
In keeping with the policy of
presenting America's leading en-
tertainment personalities, the Na-
tional Spotlight Revue, will fea-
ture some of the most outstand-
ing performers in show business.
The cast includes an excellent
variety of acts. designed to pre-
sent a diversified program cer-
tain to catch the fancy of young
and old alike.
Eddie Jester as master of cer-
emonies, headlines this great re.
vue. His sense of timing and na.
tural flair for comedy "keep the
show moving".
Lea Lamarr and Poppy present
a hilarious mixture of comedy
and dancing. As a team they have
achieved world reknown on Ed
Sullivan's "Toart of the Town"
and "Milton Berle Show" as well
as other big shows.
,The Jesters are featured in one
of the most facinating routines
of legerdemain in the entertain-
ment world today when Eddie
Jester returns to be ably assisted
by Ruth Jester in presenting my-
stery and magic.
Mac Horn is one of the coun-
try's most talented comedy jug-
glers. His harmonica playing and
simultanious juggling make him
the leading performer in his field.
~NWayne Chapman completes the
ational Spotlight Revue cast, ac.
ting as musical director for the
show and taking his own turn
during the revue.
For an evening of fun and en-
tertainment long to be remember.
ed, don't miss the night of April
18 when the National Spotlight
Revue with its outstanding array
of talent, is presented in Newcas-
tle.
cil and helped plan for 4-H Re-
creation Camp which will is held
jointly by Weston and Campbell
counties at Mallo Camp in Wes-
ton county. This year the camp
will be held July 7 through 10.
"For Defense" will be the camp
theme. Both outdoor and indoor
recreation is being planned Jun-
ior leaders from each county
will assist with recreation. Han-
dicraft will consist of Leather-
craft, Ropecraft, Jewelry making
and painting with tube paints
Members may take part in the
craft of their choice.
Riflery will be a main attrac-
tion again this year. 'Camp fees
will be $5.00 per member, hand-
craft and rifle shells not includ-
ed.
Camp cleanup is scheduled for
June 25. Crook and Niobrara
counties are invited to attend this
important ~vent.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Thump.
son and family spent Sunday af.
ternoon in Spearfish, S. D vis-
Ring relatives and friends.
mental departments of the lOcal
high school. The performance will
be held in the new gymnasium at
8 p.m.
The vocal part of the program
will consist of selections by the
girls glee club, the triple trio, and
soloist, Ruby Strain. The instru-
mental department will preseng
the high school band, a bras~
s~extette, flute quartet and twirl
ers, Patsy and Bonita Coy.
Several of the renditions wiff
lye presented at the district Mu-
sic Festival in Gillette April 2@
and 30. Other schools participate.
ing in this event are Sherida~
Casper, Buffalo, Midwest, Upto~
Sundanee, Moorcroft, II Ill eft
and Gillette. .
The local students are under
the direction of Miss Del Thomas
and F. R. Bond.
Side Liners Will
Honor Athletes
A member of the athletic staff
of the University of Colorado is
scheduled to address Side-Line
Club members and their guests at
a dinner April 28 at Avery's Steak
House. Special guests at this
meeting will be the coaches of
Newcastle High school and mem-
bers of the wrestling, basketball
and track teams.
Time of the dinner will be 8
o'clock in tbe evening. Admission
for Side-Line Club members will
be $2.75 which will include a meal
for one of the athletes. A large.
attendance is expected. Ticket~
are available from the Newcastle.
Chamber of Commerce, Dr. J. A
Lane or Frank Humes at" the Elk-.
horn Service Station.
OIL REPORT
Rochelle-Gulf Gov,'t. No, 2:.
SEI/4 Sec. 1-43-69. TD 10,712 fbet;,
Testing.
.Mendenhall, Russell Tan-
Borgialli, Fred Minter
and Perry Bennett
Only last year lettermen.
Will be awarded for
in each event.
COMPANY INSTALLS
STREET LIGHTS
;tion crew of the
Power and Light
is, presently installing
lights in the city.
lights will extend east
Camp to the Buckaroo
!lEhts being installed are
ie~aelosed incandescent ser-
lights and are the same
Ire now in service in oth-
er the city.
~lt ~(