Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 14

'4 10 111 11t "1" 14 4-11'ERS OF AREA WIN EIGHT TITLES 10dioilftww Take State Championships in Get Trips to Chicago -40 -11v '4 4 ow 4 RUGGED TERRAIN NEAR MO'NTEAGLE SLOWS WORK ON INTERSTATE SliZIAPAmattetiummemonommimmommooribes'1'''Zroo4Z17 1 THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 1959 LINK 200 DEMOCRATS GATHER AT PARK Chicken 'n' Politicking Are Highlights of Informal Picnic at Warner McCaysville Family Wins Jackpot 1 On TV Show 3rd Time in 2 Years Special to The Chattanooga Times a For the rule that no two members of the a member same family are eligible to win family of Mc- His son is married and program producers ruled that this as a him a member of a different tam M'CAYSVILLE Ga For the rule that no two members of the third time in two years a member same family are eligible to win of the Panter family of Mc- His son is married and program producers ruled that this 1 Caysvillet Ga has emerged as a him a member of a different tam-winner on the television show 1 ily Young James Panter and "The Price Is Right" Total win- his grandmother also were ruled or 'r4 4 41 Ii4 -4 4 '4 A '''t L'ii SI '4 '4- 't 1 'r -t Nt 44 1 1 ft 4 -f' 41 a 44 Ni 1 Iv 4 4e -ti '44' 441' 4 (4 1 winner on the television 1 14' THE CHATTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 1959 4-1I'ERS OF AREA MONTEAGLE SLOWS RUGGED TERRAIN NEA WORK ON INTERSTATE LINK 200 DEMOCRATS AA AJAA i McCaysvtlle Family Wins Jackpot WIlT EIGHT TITLES 1 GATHER AT PARK 0 4 40 It W' i 10 I'll TV Show 3rd Time in 2 Years Special lo Tito Chattanooga Times I -e' aw' It 1 1 VW 4 2N 't CAYSVILLE Ga For the rule that no two members of the ir ir 4-4 4 -1 Take State Championships ---4-- A-' 't Chicken Politicking Are thi I al reed ered 1 1 --tt 07-: 4 -'eq'-4- 4 in Get o' 4- 1- ---i -z4--- -o --A- Highlights of informal rd time two years a member same of the Panter family of Mc- ---4-m-44v Trips to Chicago 67- ----A-r- '1 '--54164 4 a 4 ITk: 0t' 't4 4 '4 4 Irs- 'y i tr I- 11 Ar Wit -k Picnic at Warner Caysville Ga ht is emerged as a His son is married and prograM st 'r--- 3 'f show 1 11 Young James Panter and t) of a different tam- te 4 4 1 ft 0--Mtl: ki 414 l'-'' r-VIIs440-' 1 At "The Price Is Total win- his grandmother also were ruled it' vfokith -4-97- Ar xiti 1 --t-- -kS 1- tl I c- 4' 14i- At ti" 't j) Wet 4 V' h' 3-' ''i 10041 1 E4- 4i--- 0 omm 1 33 A fo --4s '4-e -1- -41'-4-- ---rt mog (7: -0 ''64-'''''''''''4411" 4 ----1't I' 4 44' $J144'4'' 1 A 4 jr 4 11 r1S 1 '4" d' e' 4 i 111844- q- 1410- 10 st 1 I-LK --1 44 I Aot): i 11 41r 107 -0Y4' (Z) I rill ''-k'1- 4 A' If 4x 1 A -r 4 1 ik' 404ek--) 4' i 1141t ir 1 14 zl it-40'" --4w-: v-ii- "1 4:: )F4 i' 1 it 't s' Nfr''' 77eritVi414r -el ''''T g( t1- i hog 4 000" toc 4 11 k4 1 )I 15 40 A rtfr'''' 4 -4 ov'---- i 4 4 0 14 ii0 4 ---c'c'ttio 43 44 104 40---- A 4 11 114'0ipell''' iteseell---7-----w----'- litf-' -00' w-'4i''- A' 1 '''ic 1-' 4 -1 CA 41 4' A tAtAlk las '4- f-- -tto Nts it4 117:: lfit r-4-k--c-1--: e'''i 4e' s--- 74 "z-'- g'ft 4 4' ''''''r 7 A it 'kt z4' I "1 k- 4 -g-'''- -e'-'--nv-' to-A AA' Mayor Olgiati and Judge nings of the family from this one Thrasher headed some 200 Dem-I show are $1420361 ocrats who gathered Tuesday' Newest winner i Panter night for a picnic at Warner Jr who won prizes valued at 5- Park The outing was sponsored 36212 on Aug 14 by the Hamilton County Demo- Panter submitted bids on 1250 cratic Women's Club postcards in an attempt to guess The Democrats met informal- the value of the prizes appearing the rogrant's "showcase" One ly in the pavilion at Warner tonf the cards listed the exact value Park to shake a few hands eat but there was a tie for the award a little chicken and talk a little politics In the first bid-oft for the prizes all bidders guessed the value of There were no formal a mink stole at more than its acspeeches Letters were read tual retail value meaning there from Sen Estes Kefauver and were no winners Rep James Frazier both of But on the second bid-off for a whom expressed regret at not set of bookends Panter bid $3950 being able to attend Both ex- 49 cents under the actual value plained duties kept them in His bid was closest giving him Washington all of the prizes in the $536212 Mrs Kefauver however was showcase present James Panter infant son of A those present were a Panter Sr had a winning entry submitted in his name by numb mong er of Democratic leaders his father in May 1958 for prizes county officials and their tam- valued at $336828 and Mrs Eli Mayor Olgiati and Judge' the fami203 61 Thrasher headed some 200 Dem-I $14 show are ocrats who gathered Tuesday ne i Panter ni-TI of ly from this one' night for a picnic at Warner Jr who won prizes valued at 5- Newest Will Park The outing was sponsored 36212 on Aug 14 by the Hamilton County Demo- Panter submitted bids on 1250 cratio Women's Club Postcards in an attempt to guess The Democrats met informal the value of the prizes appearing in th rogrant's "showcase" One ly in the pavilion at arner of the cards listed the exact value Park to shake a few hands eat but a little chicken and talk a little there was a tie for the award In the first bid-oft for the prizes politics' all bidders guessed the value of There no formal a mink stole at more than its ac- speeches Letters were read tual retail value meaning there from Sen Estes Kefauver and were no winners Rep James Frazier both of But on the second bid-off for a whom expressed regret at not set of bookends Panter bid $3950 being able to attend Both ex- 49 cents under the actual value plained duties kept them in His bid was closest giving him Washington 1 all of the prizes in the $536212 Mrs Kefauver however was showcase James Panter infant son of prAesmenotog those present were a Panter Sr had a winning number of Democratic leaders wry submitted in his name by his father in May 1958 for prizes county officials and their tam- valued at $336828 and Mrs Eli- Mayor Olgiati and Judge of the family from this one Thrasher headed some 200 Dem-I show are 51420361 ocrats who gathered Tuesday' Newest Winner is Panter night for a picnic at Warneri Park The outing was sponsored I Jr who won prizes valued at 55- 36212 en Aug 14 by the Hamilton County Demo- Panter submitted bids on 1250 cratio Women's Club' postcards in an attempt to guess Th I I the value of the prizes appearing emocra me orrna ly in the pavilion at Warner grant's "showcase One of the cards listed the exact value in the pro Park to shake a few hands eat In the first bid-off for the prizes a little chicken and talk a little but there was a tie for the award all bidders guessed the value of politics There no formal a mink stole at more than its ac speeches Letters were read tual retail value meaning there from Sen Estes Kefauver and were no winners Rep James Frazier both of But on the second bid-off for a whom expressed regret at not set of bookends Panter bid 53950 being able to attend Both ex- 49 cents under the actual value plained duties kept them in His bid was closest giving him ICI of the prizes in the $536212 Washington was showcase prMesersn Kefauver however James Panter infant son of a Punter Sr had a winning Among those present were nt rMmocratie leaders in his name by umber year members of a different family last Panter goes about the game with scientific methods which he de- clines to describe He estimated that for each win- ning entry submitted by a mem- her of his faMily there were ap- proximately 1200 cards submitted The family began playing The Price Is Right" about two years ago Panter said his prize winnings are not I I i to this one pro- gram He said his family had won prizes from other programs and that he is among the finalists in a current contest called "Ivory's $80000 Give Away" The prizes which young Panter has just won are a Polaroid came' era bookends a lantern Chanel Perfume a fox stole a mobile trailer home and a Steve Canyon helmet Th winner plans to live in the mobile home while he completes his education at the University of Pies sha Panter mother of Tennessee Distinguished guests from the 1 Panter Sr won $347321 on June It would seem that the Panter county government included Sher- 20 1958 family had stretched its eligibil- iff Turner County Councilman I Panter Sr who is the ity for the "Price Is Right" as far Phil Osborne County Council- guide who made his family into as it can be stretched but Panter woman Carrie Thank Wells and what he describes as "a contestant says with a smile "I've got a County Trustee Joe Richardson I family" said his son was eligible daughter getting ready to get mar- presentSt ate Rep Ralph SummitlKelley was for the prizes despite a program' red then we can play again" as was Bob cently elected state commander Tog Weapons DEPUTY RECOVER I of the American Legion Corn Among members of the county Are Dunlap's Prizes 1 $6 616 IN CHECKS Democratic a organization were Ben Miller Sarah Bess Sher- II ItirssftAdmit fsogotsAleaniosnokm a 10 4 PP A It ft A were Ben Miller Sarah Bess On 1 members of a different family last ear I' Panter goes about the game with scientific methods which he de- clines to describe He estimated that for each win- ning entry submitted by a mem- ber of his faMily there were ap- proximately 1200 cards submitted The family began playing Price Is Right" about two years Panter said his prize winnings ago are not I I i to this one pro- gram He said his family had won prizes from other programs and is among the finalists in that a a current contest called Ivory $80000 Give Away" The prizes which young Panter has just won are a Polaroid cam era bookends a lantern Chanel perfume a fox stole a mobile trailer home and a Steve Canyon helmet The winner plans to live in the completes niversity of the Panter Its eligibil- Ight" as far but Panter 'I've got a to get mar- again" OVERS HECKS "7'4 -1' 4 1 iBg Chattanooga riffles Stall Writer Chattanooga district 4-H Club members captured state championships here Tuesday in the annUal competition in various projects during 4-H Roundup at the University of Tennessee Five of the eight will receive at their awards expense-paid trips to the National 4-H Club Congress at Chicago in late November when they will compete for national honors A Bradley County 4-H Club girl pretty Joyce Finnell took the cherry pie baking title and will seek the national championship next February at the annual Meeting of the National Red Cherry Institute Chicago Trips to 5 The Chicago trip awards went to the following: Philip Burns of Pikeville in Bledsoe County winner of the state title for beef cattle farming by a 4-H Club member Janice Rowland of Claxton in McMinn County whose canning record took a state championship John Housley of Athens in McMinn County outstanding young dairy farmer in an outstanding dairy family the title being on dairy achievement Ann McGuire of Madisonville in Monroe County winner of a state title for junior leadership activities Steve Parks of Normandy in Bedford County state champion in farm safety The bread baking title carrying with it a $200 college scholarship went to Fay Lusk of Coffee County And the girls' state title in personal development with a MO scholarship was won by Judy Ownbey of Bradley County Linda Magness of Warren County placed in a tie with Joel 'Goodwin of Sparta in White County for a trip to the Poultry Fact Finding Institute for her work in a poultry project 614m Chattanooga rimes Stall Writer Chatta- nooga district 4-H Club mem- bers captured state champion- ships here Tuesday in the an- nual competition in various pro- jects during 4-H Roundup at the University of Tetmessee Five of the eight will receive as their awards expense-paid trips to the National 4-H Club Congress at Chicago in late No vember when they will compete for national honors A Bradley County 4-H Club girl pretty Joyce Finnell took the cherry pie baking title and will seek the national chain pionship next February at the annual Meeting of the National Red Cherry Institute Chicago Trips to 5 The Chicago trip awards went to the following Phillip Burns of Pikeville in tsieasoe uounty winner or tnel state title for beef cattle farm Incr hv la 4-14 rillh memher 7ttplitinn Vntinty whew en nninc record took a state champion in ship John Ilousley of Athens McMinn County outstanding' young dairy farmer in an out standing dairy family the title' being on dairy achievement Ann McGuire of Madisonville in Monroe County winner of in Monroe County winner of a state title for junior leadership activities Steve Parks of Normandy in Bedford County state champion in farm safety The bread baking title ing with it a 200 college schol- arship went to Fay Lusk of Coffee County And the girls' state title in personal develop- ment with a $100 scholarship was won by Judy Ownbey of TT et ir 1asvstin t'esvIrtts vsintsehA irt A al tie with Joel 'Goodwin of Sparta i White County for a trip to the Poultry Fact Finding Insti- Lute tor ner work in a poultry project I ISILTII OF MOUNTAIN IS SOLID ROCK WHICH MUST BE BLASTED AND HAULED OFF RIGIIT-OF-WAY rim ''g 7 N' poLlo cLINiri t-11 4' tiAite4g4 4ttt 13r-51 "r-vrwtoemmossomegrawswat tokor4 POLIO tv-4 itioV4'' PuLly 111110 SE 4 4: (P -0 4-607" -4-412zt '41-AAr yore -i IN ST 'RR IN FR 11 11 1 --t y- 'A e' mf' Ai i 111111111111JILM tr564 5-re- 4-1r 1 II Lill ir: 414 g'' it a --44-4 1 '4-''C''-'4'ok bft -0 P- 'At71' '''k I 14- t'lt 4 4 l''- J' P0-4 Iv tL 0 t-00- 0- '4'otlfv-t rNik An "'e 1 A er 'th111 A 1 144 4 1 Community Service Group to Sponsor $1 Shots 1 -8 PM Thursday i Service Grou alCOMMIMITp CO 4 MMUM 1Y Service Group' 4s LI) OpLi I IOW 4 I OI IV LO 18 PM Thursday Sher-1 Monday Commissioner 1Part of the $170 0 0 Loot rill and Clarence Elliot Lit ttilLI lottt VIO-V 0 0 Loot fr felZIPt) 194701k' mfoideO 4 I 4rv Dunlap personally led a raid on a small island off West Taken in 1952 Holdup Mrs Mrs Hubert Pless president of the club French presided at the enkins was chair meeting 28th Street where two 1000- Hamilton County if man of the picnic committee and gallon capacity stills for mak- James Turner reported Tuesday Mrs Phil Livingston was in ing moonshine liquor were that more than $6000 in checks charge of publicity confiscated taken in a sueermarket holdup Mrs Phil Livingston was in I ing moonshine liquor were that more than $6000 in checks charge of publicity confiscated taken in a supermarket holdup Holdup Sheriff ed Tuesday 0 in checks 'ket holdup carry-1 tidg 401r' tIr -004C1 -4-AS6A 47 0-- -'44 Ae 1 11-5j 44 T101t- 4C71VV 1 I 140--kt411 Js' t': 74 '4" I 41 WcID 64 1 when the commis- Tuesday BLIND MAN INJURED sioner took his seat in the I here seven years ago have been city hall assembly room for I recovered by county officers Falls Into Open Loading the regular weekly meeting The checks were found in a 1 he found some "gifts" at his jplastic container in the base desk Chute on Broad Street ment of an undisclosed building A 56-year-old blind man was They Included a jug of by Chief Deputy Joe Cannon injured about noon Tuesday 1 "pure corn" a toy gun a toy land Detective Tom Layne who I when he fell into an open load- hatthet a a artifical were reportedly working on an ing chute in front of the Broad snake unrelated case Street entrance to Davidson's Dunlap accused the mayor There were 109 checks in Clothing Store and his fellow commissioners the container totaling $661688 The injured man John Scar- reporters and his office em- The sheriff would not say brough of 2114 Patten Park- ployes and Chief Ed Brown of where or when the checks were way was taken to Erlanger the prank None confessed found He did say the find was Hospital in a Bryan ambulance Amused the commissioner a recent one He was treated for lacerations said "they make fine gifts" The checks were part of the of the forehead and admitted: for his grandchild $17000 taken in an April 1952 for observation j- holdup of an East Main Street GIRL SUFFERS BRUISES OFFERS supermarket operated at that time by Mr and Mrs Herbert have been officers found in a the base- ed building oe Cannon 'ayne who king on an checks in $681888 I not say hecks were Is find was part of the April 1952 aain Street ed at that rs Herbert I ---4: -s- -4 41z-1--- k- A '240114 '140" fe -Te ---it if 4 4k '5-: 0 t'''''4'' I 7 Tk-11 "4''''t7 1 '''''N ")0 ti" -tv 4 otT tAl k-- 1 1 fatik4146 it A-107 ir7-k ths 1 -hro 1-'1 0 'N T0'40'4' "4 07 -Z -1 et i 1 The Community Service Association of East Brainerd will sponsor a polio clinic Thursday from 1 to 8 pm at the office of Dr Jones 8057 East Brainerd Rd in the East 11f ainerd Shopping- Center it was announced There will be a charge of $1 for children and adults to cover the expense of vaccine for those over 18 years of age it was reported All persons up to 40 years of age were urged to take the shots The association will provide transportation for those who do not have it Transportation may be obtained by calling MA 9-9909 Any funds left over from the clinic will be used by the association in the work on community projects Dennis Eaves is president -tif the organization James Hyde vice president James Mac-Ha secretary and William Broyles treasurer Children 16 years of age or under who receive their shots will be given a free pass along with their parents to any game at Engel Stadium during the remainder of the baseball season with the compliments of Joe Engel president of the Chattanooga Lookouts ine zervice Atsso- ciation of East Brainerd ill from 1 to sponsor a polio clinic Thursday 8 pan at the office of Dr Jones 8057 East Prainprri th Vasa I I' a ner opp5-t---7t ing- en ert 1 as announced There will be a charge of $1 Ifor children and adults to cover the expense of vaccine for those over 18 years of age it was re- ported All persons up to 40 years of age were urged to take the shots The association will provide nenenitransportation for those who 0 not have it Transportation may be obtained by calling MA 9-9909 Any funds left over from the Clinie Will be used by tile asso- elation in me worx on cornnu- nity projects Dennis 11 taves pent VL Lilt 1 i is alillatl LIAM 0 a 'mu Hyde vice president James Mac- lin secretary and William Broyles treasurer Children 16 years of age or under who receive their shots will be given a free pass along with their parents to any game at Engel Stadium 'during the with remainaer oL the baseball sea- B011 the compliments of Joe dent of the Engel president Chattanooga Lookouts I 44 greg AoreA 4 trq -Apr 1 ftiT I ess Atitk 1 aokr C104(4443i41 11 Bend asin Bend presi-1 1 44471' mv771e 7' r- lo'v '00117 'tA-: toogv rdit) zit iA eitir-- ts st: 4 it ts (3 i tkI loittosee "ge04 -1-Viiir i es4'oin''''''v'' i71's ta 4 4 10tr7e 144- lir401kt 40 Apt3) 100:: w- 4 iiosir: 401: 4700 it ot :11:24: 4 44 0 ''''f'T-TiLiq t'-444 -V4 v' -4A 414 0 saN os et i ncrimnu tim orILJU I 11'020 nirxt VI inUtA1531L1 EV114 Auto Strikes Pole in 110'0 Road By Times Correspondent The checks totaling $661688 Block on Fernway scarrssorto Ala Mayor I were returned to Kirk who is 1 Peggy Lynn Swanson 6 was i John Reid offered a reward no longer in the grocery busi- Injured slightly about 12:55 pm of $50 Tuesday for information 'num Tuesday when a car driven by leading to the arrest and con-1 I Kirk said he believes the her mother Mrs Dorothy Swan- viction of person or persons re- i checks are still good but that son 723 Mauldeth Rdo struck a sponsible for recent' damage by he might need authorization to power pole some type of air gun I 'cash them because of the time The accident occurred in the Several auto windshields have lapse 1100 block of Fernway Drive been shattered by a weapon He said the maximum of $10- The child was taken to River- which may use air-propelled nel' 000 was paid by his insurance mont Medical Center where she lets The mayor pointed out that i 'company leaving a I it was releasd after treatment for 1 there is a city ordinance pro- I lightly less than $7000 The bruises and abrasions hibiting the discharge of snit 5 deficit was charged as a busi- The accident was Investigated type of air gun or firearm with- rat tax returns REWARD IN SHOOTINGS a x1k of Moccasin $861688 irk who is 'ocery busielleves the c1 but that prization to of the time lum of $10- insurance deficit $7000 The as a busi- tax returns Staff Photos CREWS WORKING 21 HOURS A DAY CARVE OUT SUPERHIGHWAY ROUTE Staff Photos 2 FOREIGN CARS ADDED BY PATTEN 2 FOREIGN CARS by Patrolmen Frank Evatt Jr in the city limits ness loss on Income and Larry Myers Warning that violators would Kirk said SCOTTSBORO CIV ITA NS $15 Million Freeway Job to Take ni A Rt ottnnrn orn 'IA I Ouu i i oDuriu Lai VI I A110 1 a 151b Nittlton reeWay Job to he In other project competition' Tuesday awards included: Business education activitY Hellen Todd Gipson County cflOar1iip in toe competition and placing weil were Bobby Key at McMinn County and Judith Ann Tinch of Fentress Ctothing acnievemenr Linda Eason GEneVa McDonald of Crossville in Cumberland County is the Iirst alternate Eiten Cantrell of Warren and Mary LI len rates of Polk scored high in the competition Farm and home electric Joyce Ann Bowen Dyer County and Charles Goan b'awitins trips to Chicago Aiso competing were James Larkin of Franklin and James Ownbcy of Bradley Entomology Rose Allen Duncan Trousdale County trip to Chicago The District III contestant who was commended by the Judges was Harris A bchultzFranklin County Bledsoe Girl Entered Food preparation Inc Margaret Ingram Davidson County trip to Chicago Myrtle Roberson of Bledsoe and Lois Ann Burgess of Cumberland were Impressive in this competition Forestry Gerald Caldwell Obion County trip Chicago James le Ampsi Jefferson pen and pencil set Carl Sinai of Franklin and Richard Campbell of Monroe represented District Frozen foods Vivian Harr Sullivan trip to Chicano Kathryn Davis of Bradley presented an excellent demonstration Gardening Jimmy McCormick Cumberland trip to Chicago Jim Stephens Franklin: Connie Erwin McMinn: Jimmy McCormick Cumberland and Twilla Stockton Fentress also had good records Health Charlotte Slyer Hawkins trip to Chicago Carol Starnes Franklin Judy Mathis Hamilton Sandra Fields Cumber lend and Sylvia Gernt Fentress Presented good demonstrations Home improvements Galls Borden Putnam Chicago trip Patricia Swann Franklin: Linda England Coffee and Joyce Randolph Cumberland were impressive also Cumberland Winner I Home management Doris Lee Brown Cumberland wrist watch Edith Meyer Bledsoe and Phyllia Adkisson Roane had good records Junior leadership Jimmy 'tidier Sumner and Ann McGuire Monroe Chicago trips Others in the competitmn included Ricky Singleton Monroe and Boyd Fynn Cumberland Personal development Wayne Tate Sumner and Judy Ownbev Bradley $100 scholarships Also competing were henrr Ford Hamilton: Bobby Boyce Cumberland and Patricia Bright Lou-Poultry Luther Agee Wilson trip to Chicago Katherine Ward Greene trip to poultry fact finding institute and White tied for trip Soil conservation Joe Carpenter Fayette Chicago trip A Ramsey Jr Franklin Jimmy Martin Rhea and Alvin Stone White also had impressive records Strawberry menus Elaine Young Sumner trip to annual convention of Tennessee Froren Foods Association Others competing included Joy McNabb Meigs and Carolyn Burgess Cumberland Swine Davi ling Anderson Chicago tri addorn Monroe was first altel Tractor maintenance Semuel Free-ton Washington Chicago trio: Jimmy Jacobs Rutherford trip to Southeast ern tractor driving contest J6e Roper Coffee George Merritt Franklin and Jimmy York Fentress Presented sxcellent demonstrations In other project competition I Tuesday awards included: Busineas education activity Ti' on COUIILY SJO SC11011 1thhIP Alen tr rnnspt It "Nen and vsn woli I were BobbY Key ot McMinn COUIRLY and Judah Ann Tinch of Fentress Clothinit acnievement Linda r2gnn Geneva McDonald of Crossville In Cum-1 borinni4 1711iintit it thib tiret Itarna 07 I atirli 41 kra iUL aLuicu Lusa in LIM comoetmon arm and home electric Joyce Ann 6011CA V14 A401i bawkins trips to Chicago Airo compet uns yvvl a 04inea Latt-Kill OS rilliiillill and James Ownbey of Bradlei Entomology Rose Allen Duncan Trousdale County trio to Chicago The District III co ntestant who was com- mended by the Judges was Harris A lls Franklin County Bledsoe Girl Entered Food preparation Ina Margaret In gram Davidson County trip to Chica- go Myrtle Roberson of Bledsoe and Lois Ann Burgess of Cumberland were Forestry Gerald Caldwell Obion impressive in this competition Jfferson pen and pencil Carl 4 COiln tY trip Chicago James A11105 Spray of Franklin and RichRrd CAMP- se be! of Monroe represented Distri III Froze ct Frozen foods Vivian Harr Sullivan- trip to Chicago Kathryn Davi of Br ad- ley presented an excellent demonstra- tion ardening Jimmy McCormick Cum- nreented good demonstrations Nome improvements Dane Borden Putnam Chicago trip Patricia Swantd Franklin: Linda England Coffee and joyce Randolph Cumberland were im Dressive also Cumberland Winner Rome management Dorm Lee Brown Cumberland wrist watch Edith Meyer tt OtAbwima 11 Umo sow uywas wv aut sLaV am 4v vain records Strawrry menus Eiaine Yountf Sumnerbe trip to annual convention of! Tennessee Froren Foods AssociationItnat Others competing included Joe Mc- Nably Metes and Carolyn Burgess cumber1an1 dHP1ln' Anderson Chi Swine Davi Cligb Monroe was! first altellWn Tractor maintenance Brame Pres- ton WaAhintiron Chirilgo trio: Jimmy Jacobs Rutherford trio to ern tractor driving contest Jae ROPer coffee George Merritt Prink lio and Jimmi York Fentress presented excellent demonstrfttions be punished to the full extent Birth Rate of the law Mayor Reid ex- Dresse eig birth rate averages out pressed concern that these in- A 200-pound live hog dresses Wht per 1000 persons I cidents had occurred down to 146 pounds 1ight hog dresses per 1000 persons down to 146 pounds cidnt had occurred 01 LaISCRI 141 I Ft VZOLII V11L11 LlikeLl 111M0 MA-1 AlVti-FU I es a tr-sto 249 5 to 249 I loot thou-1 I -a bat16r: I I 1 r3 11 a tu f--: 1 411 1Z) 411 a' 'za i 0: "4'6's '-i 1-: 4 9 ro IiA (- :::0:: 1 me eirt' Peugeot Renault Lines to Be Sold Serviced PLAN SUPPER SEP 24 The exclusive dealerships in Bp Times Correspondent At Least Another Year to Complete Chattanooga for Peugeot and Re- sanTsBorto Ala The nault automobiles has been ob Scottsboro Civitan Club an By MOUZON PETERS tamed by Patten Motor Co 1237 Chatan000es Times Stall writer ounce an innovation in the Broad St William Patten mo- president announced 1 form an annua es rn nMONJEAnGLE Tenn --ay come the raw and a cut Grad-1 For a mile or so the going tor i D- Tuesday style chuck wagon supper In i I The entire stock of Peugeot and announcing plans for the event i a live freeway link' pears simple enough but then across the north side of on ea- through th mountains of solid Renault parts and tools has been which will be the first of its gle Mountain is proceeding over 1 stone which have required thou acquired from Adcox-Kirby Pon- terrain that according to A kind here Richard Patrick gen- sands of pounds of enlostves and i tiac which was dealer here for (Scrap Iron) Roth construction airman advised that the thousand of man-hours and equip- 1 the two foreign cars before as- era superintendent' "is as rough and ment-hours just to make a goat 1 sets of the company were pur- supper will be held on the Cald- rugged as I've seen anywhere in I chased last week by Andy Trotter well School grounds Sept 24 the nation" 1 path that later becomes a trail which a jeep can travel and still who formed Trotter Pontiac Co Money raised from the chuck The Moss-Thornton C-nstruction later a grade that can be navigat I Claude Chupin French Renault Co of Leeds A-1 has the $1500- Wagon supper wi ll use 1 A led by trucks 1 mechanic employed by Adcox- 1 heln establish a city school bul taitract and has had 1 The 50 to 60 men who are work- Kirby will be employed by Patten its crews and equipment on the service for small children three shifts daily some of Co Patten and James A la job since last September them overlapping so that actually 1 Prestwood general manager of suburban areas If successful "We've been at it for nearly a work is under way 21 hours a day 1 Patten Motors also announced this year the chuck wagon sup- year" says Roth "and we'll be been hampered by rock 1 that Herbert Cagle has been ap- per will become an annual event here another year before we are and earth slides and by the under-pointed Renault sales manager of the Civitan Club as a fund- through" 1 ground streams which are contin1 for the firm raising project The contract held by Moss-1 ually breaking out into the open as 11 The Patten company has been Patrick pointed out that all Thorntop calls for grading a road-1 the rocky cliffs are dynamited handling the a funds raiqed through projects bed from a point just west (toward apart Drainage is a part of the Packard and Mercedes-Benz lines 1'13 Civitan Club are expend-ISewanee) of the US 41-64 fork Isince 1958 and will continue these led in community improvements here and for five miles out over job and huge 84-inch steel culverts in addition to the Renault and and other causes that benefit I the mountain toward Pelham Val- ill be installed where needed to carry the streams beneath the Peugeot cars 'the citizens of Scottsboro 'ley and Manchester i cwo el 1 Vt 4 4 va 41 "test a PLAN SUPPER SEP 24' lig Ttmes Correspondent At Least Another Year to Complete SCO'rTSBORO Ala The Scottsboro Civitart Club an By MOUZON PETERS By MOUZON PETERS Chattanooga Times Stall writer MONTEAGLE Tenn Grad-1 For mile or so the going aping of a five-mile freeway link' pears simple enough but then across the north side of Montea-I come the raw and ragged cuts through the mountains of solid' gle Mountain is proceeding over stone which have required terrain that according to A sands of pounds of extlostves and (Scrap Iron) Roth construction thousand of man-hours and as rough and ment-hours Just to make a goat rugged as I've seen anywhere in path that later becomes a trail the nation" which a jeep can travel and still I Money raised from the chuck' The Moss-Thomton C-istruction that can be navigat- wagon supper will be used to Co of Leeds Al-1 ha3 the $1500- ed by trucks 000 LLitract and has had help establish a city school bill' 4" I The 50 to 60 men who are work- its crews and equipment on the service for small children la job since last September ing three shifts daily some of them overlapping so that actually suburban areas If successful "We've been at it for nearly a work is under way 21 hours a day this year the chuck wagon sup- year" says Roth "and we'll be have been hampered by rock per will become an annual event here another year before we are -4 11 In the meantime the cold The exolusive dealerships in lig Times Corresondnt tit pe rsc L1LIat PLO LUI I 111 IV 0U1 I Ifill Chattanooga for-Peugeot and Re- scurTsBorto Ala' The nault automobiles has been ob- Scottsboro Civitart Club an By MOUZON PETERS tained by Patten Motor Co 1237 Chatanooga Times Stall Writer nounce an innovation the Broad St William i ti i Patten mo- OlViN nakt11a Tenn Grad- For a mile or so the going fID- form of an annual Western tor 1 1 president announced 1 a ow ULLAAA 10 0411At3 dr i IOU NITICP IAN! Nprilvm ni3r i I rrestw000 general manager of 1 suouroan areas successful "We've been at it for nearly a ppuils year says an we 11 be announced this year the chuck wagon sup Roth tits is nder way 21 hu uors a day Patten Motors also Herbert Cagle has been ap per wiu become an annual event here another year before we are i I -11c1 VC Veen pv 1 cu my a --nninted Renault sales manager of the Civitan Club as a fund- through" and earth slides and by the under- 1 I for the firm raising project The contract held by Moss 1 ground streams which are contin- -1 me ratten company las been 1 ratricit pointea out tnat atilnornton calls for co-acting a rnar1-1 WL' curls are oynarniteo I handling the de a I funds ratqed through projects bed from a point just west (toward rie mcKY pa4 AJL alliamc la a traCKarill ana merceaes-Benz linen LiviLan Lam are emend- i Como vit 1 gsf thn TT AlCA tja" since 1958 and will continue these ed in community five and huge 84-inch steel culverts! miles out nvpr I Renault and an other causes that benefi tihrloStacitireoGnmWnerebonnoe2etuhetithwo i the ld the mountain toward pelham lull De in additon to V2 rrir LtLiUL LtI I LIM IVIktila VI OLVILb1101Ch ley and Manchester tgrade In the meantime the cold i I 6 146' Join Our Celebration and Save at the I Our ation it the lu dos 1 I 4: At fi irar I 1 PATTIZ' A Mak I 1406optgyiiritot eq I 1 7 AP Boutheast-t rot spectlist I I 1174 Sales Success 1 SS 7111001 Pmqr Xi I I I)) 0 4 rAta ti I I ms UAL 1111 JjJJ Itimo-don Jimohmh on ma- m000Eow- odIMIEMEIN all11 anfaho Sales Success I 1-21 -211ma Now we Want you to share our highest Wade-In allowances the year tow first-cost top 'driving economy! 'Z14e IN i i' A 'A A es'''''11" sInn 1 liel4' 4' A i i i 1 1 "4 ss 1 I 1 1 Li I A -)''l HIRAM ti 111) 1 "4 'LAVE! hichever you choose 1 HIRAM 111 WALKER: 4 SI -l" 4 0 I it's a choi ce bourbon 1 fl Liti Now we Want you to share our highest sum( I 1 trade-in allowances Stf the year low first-cost top A ess 1 SINCE 1858 41' 'driving economy! -vo- -5 i IT- 1 iI r11111111111111111111111111-k I grade clear sparkling water leaping in new- ound freedom over the crags fr inspires no esthetic admiration 7 from the harassed workers who I k-') must improvise methods of keep' ing out of their way The visitor to the project finds it difficult to visualize how the high fills and deep cuts through the 4 tvrayf gorges can ever become a smooth gently sloping four-lane highway to carry speeding motorists up and down the mountain i It's heading in that direction though and George Seitz of Man- 4 chester chief resident engineer of Lelt the state highway department 4 -1 merely points to the grade eventu- ally achieved on the Chattanooga side of the mountain ''Some of that was just about as rough" he recalls The freeway construction here '41 will include a cloverleaf traffic in- terchange a few hundred yards west of the US 41-64 fork This is not included however in the Moss Thornton 'grading project Another section of the freeway is being graded under another con 4 tract at the foot of the mountain 4 on the Pelham Valley side l- Residents of the resort community of-MOnteagle are happy that this mountaintop is seeing a con- centration of highway construe- I ton activity They have made friends of the workmen and are enjoying the profitable privilege of providing them with rooms and serving them with the food for '''4' which the Monteagle restaurants and homes are famous centration of highway construe- I tion activity They have made 4 i fri Jeonydsot hhpe ep riv a il ge ar of 1 ening profitable 1 serving them with providing them with rooms and i th the food for ti A tuch the Monteag 1 restaurants' 'and homes are famous I Al CILITo MA LAIC 11calskuwc 141 vt clear sparkling water leaping in new-found freedom over the crags inspires no esthetic admiration itt''' tion dir l' from the harassed workers who I 4 must improvise methods of keep- 1 mg out of their way The visitor to the project finds it difficult to visual visualize how the high 0 fills and deep cuts the 1 4 gorges can ever become a smooth gently sloping four-lane highway to carry speeding motorists up and I down the mountain -6 It's heading in that direction though and George Seitz of Man- 4i chester chief resident engineer of elt the state highway department tti merely points to the grade eventu- ally achieved on the Chattanooga: A srtledeatiwloststhjuestmaohounuttines hoet t-: The freeway construction here I will include a cloverleaf traffic in- '1'-''A terchange a few hundred yards west of the US 41-64 fork This is not included however in the '1- Moss Thornton 'grading project Another section of the freeway is ii being graded under another con- tract at the foot of the mountain on the Pelham Valley side' Residents of the resort commu- nity of-Monteagle are happy that thit reinttritnintnn it APPinty 2 ViTtl- 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BOND BOIT ED to BOND 90 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON FUa FIVE5YEARS OLD 90 "'ROOF -14411 14----fr ko: ------enks tx ii STRAIGHT FVE 5 ItitS6tP BOURBON At '1t1r-- sT-4 I Ila FIVE 5 ----(-- -''-'7 i r---AiiJ 0 ts014 io BOIT ED BOND -----Kr-q-'' i t-'i ''i''' OLD 1 t'Prt A 1 1Wi( klit WALKER'S es CV a 1 WAL KE SAVE Rambler Ameritan costs up to $500 less than the TU OP 500 slat" ion wagon makes 5-passenger room top gas mileage 0011 On Stat Wagons Rambler Anteritan costs up to $500 less titan the A Tu 0' $50 0 other two best-selling statton tvagon makes 5-passenger room top gat mdeage VA WALkER's a--9001 3 TEN HIGH trRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY kez1z(r)70000 i-dto EN HIGH 1 11RAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 4' Wroeu etsmtto sY ii 4-4torefa0 91 gilwodP WALKERS tivtryi age) Vi) ------1 STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKIES 5 YEARS OLD HIRAM WALKER SONS INC PEORIA ILLINOIS Oak Ridge Mao Tfmet Correspondent OAK RIDGE Tenn (Al There was plenty of water available Monday for firemen in fighting a trash fire at Oak Ridge municipal swimming pool The pool contains 2100000 gallons of water Firemen used 100 gallons to put out the blaze SAVE $131 TO $209 ON SEDANSHARDTOPS Based on manufacturers' suggested prices of comparable '59 models of other leading makes You get the best of both in Rambler: big car room small car economy SAVE UP TO $176 ON RESALE VALUE Month after month Rambler consistently brings highest resale of all comparable models according to MAMA: Official Used Car Guide and Redbook National Market Reports SAVE ON OPERATING COSTS Get top gas mileage with the economy king! (Two Ramblers topped all cars all classes in this year's Mobilgu Economy Run!) Save more on repairs upkeep Just like putting cash in your pocket! Hurry in and strike it rich! CHA'rTANOOGA CLEVELAND Water level Motor co MARKET STREET GARAGE BAIRD MOTOR CO FAYETTE A ast Inman 414 Market Street $940 Ringgold Road La Fayette Truck Cr Tractor Co ft North Main AIJ sw HIG LA1LJ LLIA SAVE $131 TO $209 SAVE UP TO $1176 SAVE ON EN GHT SOUR- Of 140-fP ell I 00 69: Based on manufacturers' ON SEDANSHARDTOPS ON RESALE VALUE OPERATING COSTS STRAI 8 CI sug- Month after month Rambler Get top gas mileage with the 1 gested prices of comparable '59 consuten tly brings highest re- economy king! (Two Ramblers WHISKEY ors II 19tewtroll's models of other leading makes sale of all comparable models topped all cars all classes '4141115547ererrtasi You get the best -of both in according to MAMA: Official in this year's Mobilgu Econ 'fimele4A 0014 Rambler: big car room small Used Car Guide and Redbook orny Run!) Save more on re- Oak Ridge Blaze car economy National Market Reports pairs upkeep 1 00 Also available in Pints and 12 Pints 'I Itp Tfmet Correspondent i OAK RIDGE Tenn Ull i Just like putting cash in your pocket! Hurry and strike rich! There was plenty of water avail STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKIES CHA'rTANOOGA CLEVELAND 00 Waterlevel Motor Co 5 YEARS OLD a HIRAM WALKER SONS INC PEORIA ILLINOIS able Monday for firemen in fighting a trash fire at Oak East Inman Ridge municipal swimming pool MARKET STREET GARAGE BAIRD MOTOR (0 LAFAYETTE The pool contains 2100000 414 Market Street $940 Ringgold Road LaFoyette Truck Cr Tractor Co gallons of water Firemen used la North Main St 100 gallons to put out the blaze 1 1 1 i 1 I 4 1 i 1 i I If fi.