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BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. VA, TUESDAY MOBMNO, MARCH 17, 1970 Greenbrier Man Succumbs At 61 4 RAINELLE (RN S) Oscarj Bryant, 6i, of Kaiaelle died! Sunday morning in a Westonj I hospital after a long illness. He was a member of the First! Baptist Church at Rainelie. Survivors include a Mrs. Sadie Jones of Meadow Bluff, and two brothers, Bert! of Ft.

Knox, and Harry of Akron, Ohio. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today in the Don Smathers i Funeral Home Chapel at! Eainelle isritli Kev. Bex Bali and! Rev. Henry O.

Loving in charge. Burial will be in the Soule Chapel Cemetery at Meadow Bluff. SEVEN Meadow Bridge Students Attend Band Clinic Six students from Meadow Bridge High School attended the West Virginia Tech Music Clinic in Montgomery over the weekend. They were (back row, from left) Janette Guyer, Homer Vass and Myra Alley. In front are Margaret Claypool, Judy Goddard and Loretta WickKne.

Former Resident Dies; Rites Slated Fayetteville News Briefs Ga. Mrs. Woodrow a received a broken arm in a fall at her home Friday evening. A surprise birthday dinner was given in honor of Mrs. Eva FAYETTETOLE (ENS) Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Eubank of East Wiseman Ave- PEKCB SraONOS (ENS) eirH lT in rl? IrS Mary Mrs. Lfllie Nelson Mann Winston-Salem, N.C., formerly of Pence Springs, died at 6:15 p.m.

Sunday in a Winston-Salem hospital after a long illness. Born at Pence Springs, she was the daughter of the late James and Mollie Woolwine Nelson. Survivors include her husband, John O. Mann; a son, Gene of Newport News, and two daughters, Mrs. R.

J. Hall of Glen Allen, and Mrs. T. M. McClelland of Winston-Salem, N.C.

Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Riverview Cemetery with Rev. A. L. Holland Jr.

in charge. Friends may call at the Looban. Funeral Home in Alderson after 3 p.m. today. Musical Program Given In Fayette FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -The Dis Connects of Oak Hill, under the direction of Miss Nancy Hannabass, presented a musical program at the Thursday night meeting of the Fayetteville Rotary Club in the American Legion Home.

Ladies' Night was observed. Present were Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

Ryan, Dr. B. S. Collins and Teresa, Mr. and Mrs, E.

M. Darnall, Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Vaglio and Lia Vaglio, Mr. and Mrs. David Hypes, Judge and Mrs. Charles Garvin Dr.

and Mrs. E. 0. Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs.

John Hedrick. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.

EL F. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. D. Perdue, Mr.

and Mrs. a Shaekleford, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Burnette, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Riner, Mr. and Mrs. John L.

VPitt Mr, and Mrs. H. Cottrell and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowling.

The next meeting will be Thursday with J. w. Ayres as program chairman. Funeral Set Today For Monroe Infant BALLARD (RNS) Alice Marie Thompson, i a Hinton Resident Dies In Hospital HINTON (RNS) Ira Howard Miller, 89, of 308 James St. died Monday morning in a Hinton hospital Born April 13, 1880, in Putnam County, he was a son of the late James Alexander Miller nd Mary Clinton Miller.

He was a retired Chesapeake nd Ohio engineer, having Corked for the company for 60 ears. Miller was a member of the Irs. Lula Bartgis Miller; four aughters, Mrs. C. S.

Dillon and Irs. Lvmana Lvnn, of C. Cale of Harrisonburg, and Mrs. lobert Phillips of Clifton Forge, a son, James L. Miller Lowell, Ohio; grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the E. M. Meadows Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. D.

D. Elwell and lev. Fred Dillon in charge. Jurial wDl be in Greenbrier Jurial Park. Friends may call after 3 pjn.

oday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Ballard. died at home Saturday night shortiy after birth.

Other survivors include sister, Melinda, at home, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson Ballard anc Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Conley of Narrows, Va.

Graveside rites will be at 11 a.m. today in the Mount Vleu Cemetery near Shady Spring with Rev. Art Thompson in charge. Brovles Funeral Home in Peterstown is in charge of ar rangements. Marie D.

Kirk Dies RAINELLE (RNS) Mrs Marie Dorothy Kirk, 54, of Eas Berlin, died Saturday in i Hanover, hospital. The body is being returnee to Waflace'and Wallace Funeral Home an RaineHe. Wyoming Man Dies RAVENCLIFF (RNS) Royce Morgan, 45, of Ravencliff was pronounced dead on arnva At a Welch hospital Monday af ternoon. Death was attributed to a heart attack- The body is at the Sam Fo glesong, Nease and Neel Funeral Hosis in Spangler Promoted DAYTON, Ohio Odlund H. Spangler son of Mr.

and Mrs Odlund H. Spangler of 302 Breclrinridge Heights, Sum- mersvflle, has been promoted to sergeant in the Air Force Sgt. Spangler Is an air traffic controller at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. He is assigned to Air Force Communications Service which provides global communications and air traffic control lor the USAF. aptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, For Joe Johnson EAINELLE Joe of Reynolds Street Sunday by her nephew and nieces, Miss Geneva Vest, Miss Blllie Vest airs. Thelma Younf, Mrs. Toddie Amos and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vest of BecMey.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ballard of East Maple Avenue attended the funeral of his uncle, James N. Maner, at Montgomery Sunday- Judy Lafon, a student at Marshall University, visited her parents, (Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Lafon, over the weekend. Jiiuy Parsons, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.

Ralph Parsons, returned home Sunday from Laird Memorial Hospital in Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. i Hackvrorth Ward, Marion Darlington of Deepwater and Harry Poff visited Rev. and Mrs.

Ralph Parsons over the weekend. Eddie Blume, a freshman at West "Virginia i i returned there Sunday" after spending the spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Blume, and sister, Ann. Jim Nelson of East Maple Avenue is a uatient" in" the Oak Hill Hospital. Mrs. A. R.

Lawrence of Fayette Avenue is a patient in the Charleston Memorial Hospital. Mike Schoolcraft, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schoolcraft of Old Court Street, visited her over the weekend- He is a student at Marshall University. Mrs.

Cassie Sharon, of Garten returned home Friday from Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital where she underwent surgery Monday. Johnson, 77, of Poca died Sunday in a Summersville hospital. Born June 9, 1892, at Abingdon, he was a retired carpenter. Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Gladys Tyler of Persinger, Mrs.

Ella Lon; of Little Birch and Mrs. Ines Keaton of CraigsviQe; a son, Alonzo Johnson of Crown Point, Dai; a half sister, Mrs. Myrtle Crusenberry of Bristol, 12 grandchildren and 5 great- grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home Chapel in Rainelle with Rev.

Henry Mrs. Lamb Dies; Rites Wednesday First Place Winner In Science, Biology Fair The Pineviile Junior High school gymnasium a School Science and Biology Fair was held Friday in the cafeteria. One of the first place winners in the Physical Science division was Barbara Craft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard L.

Craft of Mullens, with her Droject entitled "How Light Behaves." Whitesville Man Dies In Hospital WHITESV3LLE (RNS) -Harry Gray, 77, of Whitesville died Sunday in a Charleston hospital after a long illness. He was a retired coal miner. Born Aug. 1, 1892, in Lewis Loving in charge. Burial be in the Wickline Cemetery- Friends may call after noon itoday.

County, he was the son Rites Incomplete For T. A. Clay tor HILL TOP (RNS) Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Theadore Alfonso Claytor, shot during an the Glen Jean Mercer Resident )ies In Beckley MATOAKA (RNS) Clifford Casey, 61, of Matoaka died londay morning in a Beckley ospital after a long illness. Born July 28, 1908, at Dott, he was a son of the late Charles and Lora Lyons Casey- Survivors include rothers, Coy of Kegley and Imory Casey of Matoaka; two isters, Sizemore of Vlatoaka and Mrs. Flossie Shrewsbury of Logan, and two half sisters, Mrs.

T. G. Nicholson and Mrs. Pearl Marin, both of Matoaka. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday in the Bailey Home Chapel at Princeton with Rev. A. A. Angle 20, nounced dead on arrival at the Oak Hill hospital with a bullet wound: to tide head. Claytor was altercation at Tavern late Saturday night.

He was a son of Mr. Mrs. Audrey Claytor Ileveland, OMo. The body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlors in ireenstown. ray.

He is survived by his wife, ertha Perry Gray; two sons, ichard of FranMiu Ohio and alter of Middletown, Ohio; a aughter, Miss Thelma Gray, ddress unknown; a sister, Mrs. ertha Carton of Higginsport, hio; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at p.m. today in the Vail Home Chapel a1 Ihitesvffle with Rev. Carl 'ingo in charge.

Burial will in the Miller Cemetery at ock Creek. Mr. and Woodrum of Mrs. a Garten returned home Friday after spending four months in Melbourne, with her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Hill and a month with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Woodrum, and children of Anderson, S. C. Mr.

and Mrs. Woodrum brought them home and visited relatives here before leaving Monday morning. Services Wednesday For Osie F. Bowles LAYLAND (KNS) Funeral services for Mrs. Osie Ford Bowles, 75, will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in the Chestnut Knob Baptist Church with Rev. Daniel Legg and Rev. Tom Shaver in charge. Burial will be in the Layland Cemetery- She died Sunday in a Fayetteville nursing home. The body -will remain a1 Wallace and Wallace Funeral Greenbrier Cadets Hear Richard Ford LEWISBURG- Richard E.

Ford, local attorney and former member of the a i a spoke to Greenbrier Military School cadets Thursday in the final assembly before spring leave. Ford emphasized the importance of recognizing the Legal responsibilities of young people. He also held a question and answer period giving information concerning laws in different states and also sug- estions concerning law school entrance procedures. Greenbrier cadets I 1 Lewisburg Friday for spring leave. They will return Marcl 23.

The coaches have announced that all candidates the school's three baseball teams as well as tennis and golf, are to report for practice March 24. charge. Burial will Monte Vista Cemetery. Friends may call from p.m. today.

be in Home in Rainelle and will be placed in the church one hour prior to the funeral. Friends may caH alter 11 a.m. today. of Nicholas County High School, received his B.S. degree in 1967 from Concord College.

His wife, daughter of Sharon, is the Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson of Princeton. 606 Services Scheduled For Burl Petrey Jr. HINTON (RNS) Funeral services for Burl Petrey Jr.

24, will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the E. M. Meadows Funera Home Chapel with Rev. Fred Dillon in charge.

Burial will be in the Zion Church Cemetery. Petrey was found Saturday in rreensboro, N.C. Police said he committed suicide. Science For You By BOB BROWN PROBLEM: Center of Gravity. NEEDED: Long pencil, wire, weight DO THIS: Wrap an end of the wire around the pencil as shown and suspend the weight (the author used keys) on other end of the wire.

It will hold the pencil balanced on the finger. HERE'S WHYt The weight under the pencil point combined with the weight of the pencil and wire make the center of gravity at a point below the pencil point, and the balance is maintained. (Write for a free list of experiment books. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Bob Brown, 20 Vandalia St, Ashe ville, N. C.

28806.) Ex-Boone Resident Named Recruiter SAN ANTONIO T. Sgt ohn C. Green, son of Mr. an John C. Green of TJneeda las completed the special Air force recruiter course at Lack land AFB, Tex.

Sgt. Green, i assigned to Mather AFB, Calif, wfll be an official Air Fore recruiter at Sterling, TJL He was picked for the special assign meht as a volunteer with outstanding military record. Sgt. Green, a 1960 graduat of Scott High School Madison, has completed a tour of duty in Vietnam. His wife, Carole, is th daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ar nold E. Roseribury of 1043 College St, Itecatur, 21. Williams In Florida ORLANDO, Fla. --Sgt.

Roge the late Eligh and Mary Charlotte McAbier Veds R. E. Dickens AENETT (RNS) --Miss Char- tte Luella McAbier became the ride of Ronald Erwin Dickens Arnett March 7. The bride is the daughter of IT. and Mrs.

Charles, McAbier Stover and the bridegroom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo P. Dickens of Arnett. Rev.

"Wade Webb performec double-ring ceremony. A graduate of Marsh Fork High School, Mrs. Dickens was a member of the band, Studen 'ouncil, choir, Broadcasters Club and Chess Club. She was hosen "Miss Marsh Fork" and May Queen attendant. She als was a member of the annua staff and newspaper staff.

She ttended Beckley College. Dickens, also a graduate larsh Fork High School, was member of the Student Coun cil, class officer and basebal and football teams. He also wa; Graduated from the Nashville uto Diesel College in Nashville, and is mployed by Holmes Trucking Jo. of Rock Creek. They are living at Stover.

Received By Scarbro OCEANA (RNS) Mrs. Golda Lamb, 77, of Oceana. died at 1 p.m. Monday in a Welch hospital. Death was attributed to a stroke.

She was a member of the Toneda Baptist Church. Born April 21, 1892, at Craney, she was the daughter at the late David ane Mary Wesley Bailey. Her husband, Okey J. Lamb, preceded her in death in 1967. She is survived by seven daughters, Mrs.

Hazel Evans, Mrs. Virginia Walker and Mrs. Mary Bafley, all of Kopperstoo, Mrs. Iris Cline and Mrs. Nancy both of Oceana, Mrs.

iuby Parker of Batiba, 311, and Mrs. Helen Rollins of Odenton, three sons, Bernard of Marianna, Harold of Oceana and Franklin of Yuma, wo brothers, Garland of Beckley and Carl Bailey of Columbus, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Susie Brown, and Mrs, Lula Johnson, both of Oceana; 34 grandchildren and 34 great- grandchildren. Funeral services w21 be at p.m. "Wednesday in the Toneda Baptist Church at Oceana with Rev.

Vem Cook and Rev. Boyd Sparks in charge. Burial, will be in Palm Memorial Gardens at Matheny, The body will remain at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana where friends may cafl betweeft 4-10 p.m. today. NORFOLK; Serviceman Va.

Ship's First Class Petty Officer Don Q. Scarbro, son of ilmmitt and Lola Scarbro of Clear Creek, was awarded bis ourth Good Conduct Award in eremonies held aboard the attack aircraft carrier SS Independence 'CYA-62). The Navy Good Conduct Award is presented to Navymen ivery four years, based on the individual's conduct during that eriod of time. Petty Officer Scarbro has reenlisted for two and one-half years. Petty Officer Scarbro also rears "the honorary gold rating badges, indicating at least 12 ears' unbroken service and the meeting of aU the qualifications or the Good Conduct Medal Curing that time.

He reported aboard the Independence in December of 969 and since that time has erved as manager of the 133 -hip's stores. Prior to reporting aboard the "Big Searbro participated in Market Time )perations in the waters of North and South Vietnam. During his tour of duty in Southeastern Asia, he served as skipper of a Patrol River Boat, as weft- as serving aboard various-other patrol boats, swifl BON Q. SCARBRO boats and the radar picket destroyer USS Vance (DER- 387). During Ms four years in the war zone, the 33-year-olc Scarbro saw extensive comba action for which he "has been awarded the Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal with four bronze stars.

During Ms 16-year Nava! career, Petty Officer Scarbro has also been awarded the Na aonal Defense Medal with one bronze star, the Navy European Occupation Medal, the Navy Expeditionary Medal, the China Service Medal, the United Canons Service Medal and the Korean Service MedaL Scarbro, a graduate of dear Fork High School at Colcord enlisted, in the Navy on Aug 17, 1954. Among Ms past sea-goin; assignments are tours of duty with the USS Newport News (CA-148), USS Vulcan (AS--5) USS Waceamaw (AO-109) and the US Thor (ARC-4). Interspersed with sea billets have been tours of shore duty at the Naval Support Activity Naples, Italy; the AmpMbious Naval Base at Little Creek, Va. and the Naval Schools Com mand, VaHejo, Calif. Petty Officer Scarbro wil retire from active Naval duty in June 1973.

JOSHUA LUSTER Fayette Man Dies; Funeral Wednesday HARLEM HEIGHTS (RNS) Funeral services for Joshua Luster, 72, of Harlem Heights wjll be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the New Hope Baptist Church at WMpple with Rev. Eddie Lowe, Rev. Walter Harris and Rev. James Bly in charge.

Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park at Beckley. Luster died at 12:10 a.m. Sunday in a. Beckley hospital. The body will remain at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor in Greenstown where the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m.

today. Meetings Schedulec FAYETTEVILLE (RNS) -The Beckwith Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 p.m today at the school with Mrs Betty Hamstead as presiden The program will be given Mrs. Marjorie Hurt and Mis Darlene Allen on "Languag The Arrowhead Demonstration Club will mee Rites Are Slated For Mercer Man PRINCETON (RNS) John Olah, 81, of Princeton died Sunday evening in a Bluefield hospital after a long illness. He was born June 11, 1889, in Hungary. Survivors include his wife, Suzie; tisree sons, Johnny Jr.

of Princeton, Charles of Clifton. N. and Robert Olah of Eckman, and two sisters, Mrs. Helen Dooley of Maybeury mad Mrs. Leonard Odham of NortMork.

The funeral wiH be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Bailey Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Kenneth HiHirtg in charge. Burial mil be In Roselawfl Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from p.m.

today. NOTICE TO DEMOCRAT VOTERS Wednesday afternoon at th home of Mrs. Clyde Shrewsburj on Goddard Avenue. Mrs. I S.

Tamplin, vice wi be in charge. The Lions Club of Fayetteville will meet at the Legion Home at 6 p.m. today. The Fayetteville Rotary dub will meet in the Chestnut Room of fee Legion Home at 6:15 p.m. Thursday with T.

C. Ryan as president and J. W. Ayres, program chairman. Blanche Church of Springdale, has arrived for duty at McCoy AFB, Fla, Sgt.

Williams is a parachute rigger -with the 306th Field Maintenance Squadron, a unit of Strategic Air Command, America's nuclear deterrent force of long range bombers and intercontinental ballistic missiles. The sergeant, who previously served at Yokota AB, Japan, is 1362 graduate of Meadow Bridge High School His wife, Sandra, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Koettger of 5316 St Paul St, Tampa, Fla, In Roman times, the Appian Way was a highway that connected Rome and Brundisium, on tiM cast coast of Italy, PARTIALLY DEVELOPED SHOPPING CENTER Investment Opportunity Development Potential LOCATED ON 28.23 ACRES AT NORTH CITY L1MJTS OF BECKLEY.

WEST VIRGINIA ON U.S. ROUTE21, IN FAST-GROWING COMMUNITY FORSAL6 MARCH 28,1970, AT 10:00 A.M. AT FUBLIC AUCTION ATTHI RALEIGH COUNTY COURTHOUSE, IN THE CITY OF BICKLEY, RALEIGH COUNTY.WEST VIRGINIA ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FROM J. Foorw tmrtuMinf WillUm E. f.

O. IOK liTI Clwl-ton. 25336 OM) 343-15M SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OF RAlEIGH COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT Let a momtnf of.yoar to 1 a candidate for most important public in Raltigh County. County Court of our County consists of nwmbtrs and two a fill vacancy six year term has expired. At the present tim.

County Court of Charlw Minor Scott and Jamw, and ytar ttrm held fay Mr. will this yeor. Statistics indicate that of work In the U. A. consist of women and women pay their of taxes into the treasury, and I fes! thot a woman a entitled to be member of the County court consisting of three persons.

Before the May 12 primary election 1 intend to brief on the statutory duties of County Commissioners and the awesomo power of the County Court in relation to County Government. time you voters recognize that a political smokescreen has been to minimize the awesome power of the County Court. During past political campaigns I have found the average voter more concerned with the campaign for sheriff. Clerks, prosecuting attorney. Assessor and judges and this fact recognized because of the many persons involved; but have you been told all office holders In the Court House operate on a budget set by the County Court with the exception of the Circuit Court Judge who is paid by the state.

The W. Va. Code reveals that each time the legislature meets In Charleston, the County Court members are given more power In County government, and may I further advise you that there is a strong movement throughout the state calling for legislative reform which will give the County Commissioners legal right to determine salaries of all office holders in the Court House except Circuit Court Judges. At the present time the salaries of the office holders are determined by the legislature. Several pages would required to advise you of all duties of the County Commissioners, but 1 note a few as follows: County Courts have jurisdiction in all matters of probate; i ment and qualification of personal representatives, com- mittees, curators, and settlement of their accounts.

They power construct water works, sewage disposal plants, improvements of streets, alleys and sidewalks. They have power to purchase and maintain radio equipment for the sheriffs nd their deputies. They power purchase photo equipment, and to establish and operate fire prevention units. They have power to acquire and landfills. County Courts have to establish law libraries and are required to inspect institutions within the county for housing and core of poor; inspect bridges; to provide and supervise and maintain County Court House; maintenance of airport facilities; to purchase furniture, fixtures for their county.

The County Court is required to levy on the property of the county for the taxes, needed to various county facilities. 1 was not pleased with the policies andf procedures used by County Court when North Beckley Public Service District Pollution recognized cs a major problem in our society and I firmly believe in sanitary systems, but not at any price. I feel it is unjust and morally wrong to install a system that will cause a user to be indebted to a bonding company for 40 years for more money then his property is worth, without consent. If nominated end elected as member of Court, I wil use all of the influence at my disposal to prevent installation of sewage systems in the Public Service Districts ontO are fully aware of the cost of construction end the rates per month. Also, 1 feel that ell properties used fay a Public Service District should be secured by condemnation procedures in our courts and I believe this is what the lew contemplates.

If nominated and elected, 1 will my influence to office holders in the Court House a sufficient budget to increase salaries of personnel- I will help medical end hosphali- zation insurance coverage for county employees. 1 feel the to upgrade appearance of our Court House by installing air conditioning equipment in the Circuit Ccsrrtrconv wpJcctng tile on the floors, installing modem office in cB offices of the Court House, For some reason I find tfcot some offices hove furniture and offices the old furniture that installed when the Court House was faoilt. Some of the voters may ask where the money will come from for Court improvements ond more benefits for county employees, and my answer is that I would demand some changes in the budget. During the fiscal year 1969-1970, I find airport was budgeted $17,000 for maintenance; was budgeted for bonded and scveraf hundred additional were purchased from a local realty company fof a of $45,000, which total In $71,000 for airport. I am for airport but I was an for County Court to purchase land unless tueh property is urgently needed for construction and If such poperty is needed for public use, it can be acquired by condemnation procedures in our courts.

Also, I further County Cowft should more discretion with the tax dollars when purchasing tacts of land for public use. If nominated and elected I improve jail facilities for earing for many mentalfy it are kept in custody waiting for disposition of transfer to mental hospitals. total for 1970 In coenty new $170,000,000 turely enough tax money ta to I outlined above. Before May 12 I to a twnpaifit for of County Court and solicit your help in campaifn. your loyal support I hope to become first woman serve at member of our Coortiy Court.

Mark your ballot for Mrs. Jack "Ruth" E. Mossey fer County Court end you wil! hove your port. POL ADV..