21 YEARS AGO
JUNE 13, 1996
These young campers won prizes in the competition portion of
the 37th Annual Evergreen Rotary Wildlife Camp. Prize winners and
prize sponsors were: Best Senior Camper, John McGinitie, a watch furnished by
Veronica’s Jewelers; Best Archer, Roland Ballard, a camouflage outfit furnished
by Knud Nielsen Co.; Best Camp Spirit, Chad Buck, a Coleman lantern sponsored
by Satler’s Transmission; Best Junior Camper, Richard Howell, a watch sponsored
by City Drug Store; Best Bait Casting, Michael Cauley, a bait casting rod and
reel sponsored by Connie Manufacturing; Best Spin Caster, Wiley Cobb, a rod and
reel sponsored by The Evergreen Courant; Best Fly Casting, Justin Stillwell, a
fly casting outfit sponsored by Home Center Plus; Best Counselor, Michael
Landon, a knife sponsored by First Alabama Bank; Best Rifle Shot, Jonathan
Sanford, a camouflage outfit sponsored by Woodmen of the World; and Best Skeet
Shooter, Jeffery Carter, a camp stove sponsored by the Bank of Evergreen. A
special thanks goes to Woodmen of the World for the assistance with the camp
this year.
Lynne Salter, 15-year-old daughter of Tony and Pat Salter of
Monroeville, is a member of the Alabama High School Rodeo Association and will
be competing in the State Finals in Montgomery June 13-15. The top four will go
to Pueblo, Colo. in July to compete in the national competition.
Statewide, Lynne is ranked fifth in Girls Breakaway, fifth
in Goat Tying and 16th in Team Roping.
46 YEARS AGO
JUNE 10, 1971
Block Busters lead softball: Evergreen Men’s Softball has
gotten well under way with the “Block Busters” taking the lead with three wins
and no losses. Tied for second and third are the “Super Chickens” and the “Go
Getters” and having the last place well in control are the “Saints.”
Games are played Tuesday and Thursday nights. First game
gets underway at 6:45. Games are played at the north end of Brooks Stadium. No
admission so “Ya’ll Come.”
From “Front Page, Upper Left Corner” by Bob Bozeman: The
annual Rotary Fish & Wildlife Camp will be held at Camp Tal Stuart, near
Belleville, next Wednesday and Thursday. About 60 young boys are expected to
take part in the two-day and a night camp receiving instructions in spin, bait
and fly casting, skeet, rifle range, trapping, water safety, game management,
forestry, etc.
Evergreen Rotary sponsors the camp which has won a number of
state awards.
Earl Kennemer, wildlife specialist for Auburn Extension
Service, will be at the camp again this year. Earl always makes it when he can.
You’ll find a picture of him elsewhere in this issue with one of his bream
catches and he’ll be on ETV next week.
If you get a chance, drop by the camp and see those boys,
not only having a grand time, but also getting some mighty good instruction
from some fine adults who give their time and efforts.
Jimmy Hamiter, a 1970 graduate of Evergreen High School, has
been elected vice president of the Tau Omega chapter of Phi Beta Lambda
business organization at Lurleen B. Wallace State Junior College.
A four-year letterman at Evergreen High School, he was
Conference All-Star football selected to the South Alabama team in 1970.
71 YEARS AGO
JUNE 13, 1946
Locals Defeat Monroeville By Score of 7 to 4: By gaining an
early lead in Sunday’s game, the locals managed to stay ahead in the closing
innings and win over Monroeville by a 7 to 4 margin. Monroeville’s improved hitting
and Evergreen’s poor fielding gave the visitors three runs in the late part of
the game.
The Greenies ran up four runs in the third inning by getting
a single, a double and a triple. An error and a walk also helped the locals to
gain this lead.
Hart’s pitching was the Greenie’s main defensive weapon. Of
the 27 Monroeville men retired, 13 men went down on strike outs. Several
rallies were cut short by these strike outs.
Johnson and Ivey led the locals in hitting, each slashing
out two hits. Johnson had a double and a triple while Ivey had a double and a
single.
The following games have been scheduled: June 13, Georgiana,
here; June 16, Uriah, there; June 20, Monroeville, there; June 23, Flomaton,
there; June 27, Monroeville, here; June 30, Atmore Prison, site pending.
Auburn Football Tickets Are Now On Sale: AUBURN, ALA. –
Orders for tickets to Auburn’s 1946 football games are now being received by
Athletic Department Business Manager Jeff Beard and early indications are that
record crowds will witness the Tigers nine battles this Fall.
96 YEARS AGO
JUNE 8, 1921
Baseball Game: Thurs., June 9, Evergreen vs. Monroeville,
Game called 4 p.m. Admission 25 cents and 35 cents.
D.A. and R.L. Frye have returned from a fishing trip on the
Alabama River.
Open Season For Bathers At Tomlinson Mill Pond: Admission 15
cents. Individual season tickets, $2.50; family season tickets, $4.50.
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