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The Weil-ton Daily Times The Acknowledged Leader in Hancock County in News, Advertising and Circulation WEIRTON, WEST VIRGINIA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26,1970 PAGE? Strip Mining Attacked By New Senator CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) --Senator-elect Si Galperin has pledged no letup in his campaign promise to wipe out the "devastation and destruction" brought on by strip mining. Oafperin, elected to the state senate as a Kanawha County Democrat, however, fears a soft stand by the state's two leading political figures might ruin any chances of strong legislation to erase surface mining. He referred to Gov.

Arch A. Moore a Republican, and Secretary of State John D. Rockefeller, a Democrat, and said both might shy from a firm stand on the issue. Any big push for stiff legislation against the industry could set off a backlash in future politcal campaigns, Galperin pointed out. "I think when any important public figure takes a position, it does influence people, and it would, to a certain extent, make it more difficult to actually eliminate strip mining if they take a moderate stand," he added.

DECORATES SON. Brig. Gen. Daniel (Chappie) James, U.S. Air Force, deputy assistant secretary of defense for public affairs, pins the Distinguished Flying Cross on his son, It.

Daniel James III, during a Pentagon ceremony Thursday. Lt. James won bis decoration for directing tactical air power against hostile forces while flying as a forward air controller in Vietnam. He is married and has three children. (UPI TELEPHOTO) Thieves Loot Polish Club STEUBENVILLE Two cases of breaking and enterlngs and two thefts were reported to city police over the Christmas holiday.

A break-in at the Polish Athletic Club at 715 Washington St. netted thieves $130 from two cash boxes. The thieves also broke open two vending machines and removed their coin boxes. An employe of the club, John Adulewicz, 234 N. 8th discovered the theft at 6:35 a.m.

Christmas day. He found the front door of the club forced open. Russell J. Payne, RD 2, Toronto, informed police at 12:35. a.m.

today his mother's home at 530 Ross had been entered. and ransacked. He said his mother was away for the holiday. Scott Hicks, 525 Blaner Weirton, reported $100 in Christmas gifts were removed from his car in a lot in the 200 block of Market Street. The right Midway CaiTlpUS campus is called the Midway because it was the midway for The University of Chicago Colombian Exposition of 1893 while Chicago's Midway Airport was named for the Battle of Midway in 1942.

Let's Do Something Jewish 600 Volunteers Free Hospital Staffs For Holiday PHILADELPHIA (UPI)Maxwell Fried started it, thes B'nai B'rith picked it up and the Delaware Valley Federated Temple Brotherhood expanded it when somebody suggested "let's do something Jewish." The idea caught on and spread to other cities. This year more than 600 volunteers worked at nine area hospitals to free hospital employes from work on Christmas day. Next year the idea may go national. Attorneys, engineers, dentists, doctors, accountants, manufacturers, their wives and children volunteered to work at Nazareth, Jeanes, Germantown, Holy B'rith sought a community proj. Redeemer, Lakenau, John F.

Kennedy, Our Lady of Lourdes, Lower Bucks and Mercer hospitals. They served meals, washed dishes, manned the information desks, cleaned bedpans, shaved patients, talked to them and tried to cheer them up. One nun said the patients told her "they had never been waited on so much in their lives." "What do we get out of it?" program chairman Rowland Rosenfeld asked. "You come away from there feeling about ten feet tall be- door was forced to gain cause you've done something on a The theft occurred Christmas Eve. Mrs.

Donald Kiaski, 233 Canterbury Rd. reported $36 in gifts were removed from her auto in the Ohio Valley Hospital lot. day that's meaningful to others," he answered. Fried, a former restaurant worker, volunteered several Christmases as an individual at Abington Hospital. The B'nai ect four years ago and Fried suggested it.

The Delaware Valley Brotherhood expanded it two years ago vhen Donald Goldberg suggested 'let's do something Jewish." Sam Perlman, president of the Delaware Valley group, explained the project last November at a Chicago meeting. Next year, it will be submitted to the National Federation of Temple of Brotherhoods as a project for its 70,000 members. "First we wanted to make sure it would work here," Rosenfeld said. "You say, what does it mean to do something Jewish," he said. Perlman answered by quoting from the Jewish prayerbook: "Open your eyes to the nobility of life and its sacred opportunity of service." MARLINN'S ANNUAL SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT from tfre WEIRTON STUDIO Clearance AT ALL 3 MARLINN'S SHOE STORES Shop For Tremendous Bargains For The Entire Family Our Famous Brands of WOMEN'S SHOES i JVoturaltzers Life Strides Miss America Inspiration Town Country Lady Florsheims Values to 24' JS Discontinued Styles of Children's BUSTER BROWNS Values to $Q90 Our Famous Brand MEN'S SHOES lloblev Pedwin fSush Puppies Values to 26" 90 Wen's GOLF SHOES SELECTED STYLES OF Women's SNOW BOOTS Values 4 Odd Lot CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS Special Group LADIES HANDBAGS Values A to Girls' and Women's KNEE SOCKS Regular to each print from roll film NO LIMIT 12 and 20 EXPOSURE FILM DEVELOPING only 77' SAVE MONEY Have Your Holiday Film Developed by the Professionals Using the Finest KODAK Equipment, Paper and Chemicals 48 HOUR SERVICE WILLIAM BEVER PLANT MANAGER 15 Years Experience In Quality Control and Film Processing ON COLOR AND BLACK and WHITE FILM DURING WEEKDAYS SPECIAL! SUPER 8 and Regular 8 MOVIE FILM DEVELOPING $129 1 For Roll We're Having A CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL Remaining HALLMARK CHRISTMAS ITEMS SAVE MONEY STOCK UP FOR NEXT YEAR SPECIAL! 20 EXPOSURE EKTACHROME KODACHROME SLIDE FILM DEVELOPING $129 1 For Roll BUY YOUR FILM NOW! STOCK UP ON FILM FOR THE New Year's Holidays! Save All Those Wonderful Memories! FRESH KODAK FILM KODACOLOR 126-12 INSTAMATIC 1 0 6 I Roll Fresh Kodak Film SUPER 8 MOVIE FILM Roll SHOP ALL OF OUR STORES MONDAY Until 9:00 SHOE STORES Main Street WeirUm Shopping 121) South 4 i Stenbenville Fresh Kodak Regular 8 MOVIE FILM Fresh Kodak KODACOLOR 127-620 FILM COLOR FILM Fresh Kodak KODACHROME 126-20 SLIDE FILM 5 Fresh Kodak EKTACHROME 126-20 SLIDE FILM 86 SYLVANIA BLUE DOT FLASH CUBES Weirton Studio of photography an A I STRKKT T-IH-OSBn I A RD.