Daily World from Opelousas, Louisiana • Page 6

DAILY WORLD Page 6 Ope ousas, Louisiana, Sunday, July 26, 1953 Opelousas Singer With Television, Radio Musicians Miss Barbara Quebedeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Quebedeau of Opelousas made the most recent of her television appearances over WASB-TV, Baton Rouge, yesterday.

The talented young lady was heard on a 4 p. m. radio show and appeared on a television "show at 6:30 p. m. She has been appear-i radio station has acquired will be heard at 6:30 a.

m. today. More recordings will be heard as Barbara reports tomorrow for platter cutting. The girl was with Bruce Broussard and his band when they played a 3-hour Veteran of Foreign Wars event in Baton Rouge yesterday. She will be with the band for weekly recording jaunts and personal appearances.

Little Sylvia Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Smith of Opelousas, who was on an earlier television show at WASB, has been asked to perform again on two occasions, it was announced. Definite dates and times of Sylvia's television appearances have not been set.

Plan Dairymen's Meet Wednesday SUNSET. St. Landry dairymen and beef cattlemen are invited to a meeting at the Pete Meche farm two miles south of here at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday to hear H.

W. An derson, associate extension dairyman of Baton Rouge, discuss dairy problems of local farmers. Anderson will elaborate on silage feeding of dairy cattle, is was announced. He will, if the weather permits, show farmers the process of making silage in the field, a silo being filled, and also examples of filled silos, both trench and above ground. 7 l- Wl i iuV ing with Bruce Broussard and his Roundup Boys.

Barbara's recordings which the GIRL SCOUTS form Port Allen arrived in Bunkie last week for an overnight visit and were greeted at railroad station by Councilmen Aubrey Woods and Lucius Bordelon on Mayor Leonard Garcia. Also welcoming the young girls were their hostess, Mrs. H. F. Langley; Mrs.

Jack Young, Bunkie Girl Scout leader, and Bunkie Girl Scouts Dorothy' Young, Mary Gayle Aymond and Barbara Gauthier. (Photo by Sue Eakin) of their bonded indebtedness as of the year 1952 so that the proper analysis of municipal street finance can be made. No central file of municipal records exists in Louisiana, so the necessary data must- be gathered directly from each individual city, town, and village, the director pointed out. Among municipalities which have not yet supplied the financial data requested are: Arnaudville, Elton. Evergreen Grosse Tete, Kinder, Leonville.

Palmetto. Port Barre, Ville Platte. The improvement and new construction of municipal streets in Louisiana's cities, towns, and villages needed to meet modern traffic requirements will be recommended in the Highway Needs Study, and engineering survey being conducted concurrently by the Automotive Safety Foundation on a state wide basis. It will mark the first comprehensive study of Highway needs ever made in Louisiana. The study is expected to be invaluable in planning and financing future Highways and Streets.

The Waldorf Hotel Dining Room and Kitchen will be available for lease AUGUST 1ST Contact Earl Christman at Waldorf Hotel Many Area Towns Fail To Help Statewide Highway Finance Study ish, and municipal levels in order (1) to appraise the efficiency equity, and adequacy of current sources of revenue for the support of our highways, roads, and streets, and (2) to discover the most effective and equitable sources of additional revenue for highway, road, and street purposes. All municipalities must supply complete data covering their receipts and disbursements for the year 1952 and a statement on IE very Py irclhs BATON ROUGE- Dr. William D. Ross, director of the Louisiana Legislative Council's highway finance study, reports excellent cooperation from the cities, towns, and villages of Louisiana in obtaining- financial data essential to the portion of a study which will cover the financing of municipal streets. Only 75 municipalities have failed to supply the data requested during the first six weeks in which the study has been in prqgress.

However, it is necessary to the success of the study that the data for all cities, towns, and villages be obtained and processed as speedily as possible. Those which have not yet responded are urged to do so. Dr. Ross said. Ross said that much of the credit for the cooperation received from the municipalities in obtaining financial information must go to the Louisiana Municipal' Association.

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