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Mis* Lottie Printz
Miss Lottie Bell Printz, 73, died suddenly Monday, June 24, 1968 at the home of her niece Mrs. Mary M. Krause of Flint Hill.
Miss Printz was born in Page County, a daughter of the late Daniel Printz and Susan Sours Printz. She had made her home with her niece for the past seven years.
She is survived by five nephews and three nieces. Shewas pre deceased by her sister, Mrs. Mary L. Moore, of Flint Hill, about six weeks ago. Gravesideserviceswereheld Wednesday at 2:30 at the Rock Hill Farm family cemetery, near Flint Hill. The Rev. C. Edward Pruitt officiated. Pallbearers were Robert E. Moore, Lewis T. Moore, Jr., John H. Moore! Walter E. Krause, Jr., Danny Lillard! Frank Huff and Ronald Chadwell. Serving as honorary pallbearers were Emory Russell, B. J. Wood, Judd Burke, Jack Chadwell, Herbert Foster and Robert E. Cook. Maddox Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Wardens Complete
Training Courses
Some 42 Virginia Came Wardens and Supervisors from all over the State recently completed a 3-day training course at Holiday Lake in the Buckingham-Appomattoxj State Forest, reports Law Enforcement Chief John McLaughlin. Fish and Game Management techniques were the main subject matter during the instructional sessions.
Such techniques as determining the age of deer, quail, grouse and turkeys, identification of fishes, census techniques, dove trapping and other field systems with which , the Game Wardens must be familiar were covered in detail. Other training sessions are planned which will give wardens additional skills and understanding in the work of other divisions of the Game Commission as well as training in their specific field of Law Enforcement.
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