The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 2

Page 2 The Dubois County DAILY HERALD, Jasper, Ind. BIG Sternberg of Hasenour and Sternberg, stands by an arched sewer pipe which was used to replace the wooden bridge on Hopf Avenue near the Jasper City League Softball Field. The pipe is twelve feet wide, eight feet high and 80 feet long; large enough to drive a car through. The pipe was laid and covered with fill sand. (Herald Photo) J.P.

Court News Two men who pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace Charles court in Jasper during the past week to charges of drunken driving were fined $25 and costs each with the recommendation that they be allowed to drive only as required in their employment for the next year. They were John D. Viers, 35, of R. 4, McLeansboro, 111., and Robert Michaels, 38, of 2707 Old Hartford Road, Owensboro, Ky. Viers was also fined $1 and costs for driving in the wrong lane.

Another man arrested for drunken driving pleaded not guilty to the charge and posted bond. He is Louis F. Theile, 64, of 1607 Newton Jasper. Two persons involved in personal injury accidents were fined $5 and costs. They were William H.

Wine- inger, 74, R. 2, Dubois, into and against the property of another; and Daniel J. Schroeder, 17, R. 1, Celestine, driving heedless of probable injury to others. Fined $5 and costs after being involved in property damage mishaps were Darlene E.

Kieffner, 24, of R. 5, Jasper, driving on left side of road Steven J. Flamion, 19, of 1432V2 Vine Jasper, driving into and against the property of another and Howard H. Lottes, 62, Dubois, failure to yield right of way. Exceeding the authorized axle weight brought a fine of $18 and costs for David A.

Jones, 28, St. Meinrad. Gerald R. Justice, 41, R. 1, Albany, was fined $1 and costs on each of the following three charges: no inspection sticker, inadequate brakes on trailer, and illegal transportation of domestic vi JUNIOR LEADER DELEGATES Thirty-eight young adults from Perry, Spencer, Warrick, Dubois and Pike counties left this morning from Jerrv's Restaurant to attend the State Junior Leaders conference at the Hoosier 4-H Leadership Center in West Lafayette.

The delegates from Dubois County are front row (1. to Patti Hoffman, Brenda Wehr, Marsha Chestnut, Maureen Beckman and Kathy Haug. Second row: Robert Schaber, John Schroeder, Pat Altman, Tanya Fehnbach and Alice Ewbank. animals (race horses). He failed to produce the health certificate for the animals, which is required by Indiana law.

Also fined $1 and costs for illegal transportation of a race horse without a health certificate was Thomas Chester Berry, 62, R. 1, Fulton, Mo. Fined $5 and costs on traffic charges were Jackie A. Avery, 35, of 903 W. Main Frankfort, 111., no Indiana fuel tax permit; and Carlton Shartzer, 45, Loogootee, no PSCI authority.

Michael J. Kern, 16, of 416 W. Seventh Jasper, was fined $5 and costs for possession of alcoholic beverage. Paul D. Sellers 59, of 915 Clay Huntingburg, was fined $1 and costs for public intoxication.

THE QUIZ worldscope (10 points for each question answered correctly) 1 Presidential adviser concluded his latest round of Paris talks with North Viet Le Due Tho. In a 63 to 19 vote, the Senate (CHOOSE ONE: approved, rejected) cutting off funds for bombing in Cambodia and Laos. Canada announced it will quit the Viet Nam cease-fire commission by July 31st. True or False? (CHOOSE ONE: Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox, Attorney General Elliot Richardson) requested but was refused a 3-month postponement of the Senate Watergate hearings. DfllLVrlEBflLD THE WEEKLY QUIZ IS PART OF THIS SCHOOL PROGRAM Answers to Quiz In the German- American Bank Ad given the to repair their Skylab astronauts were ahead for a spacewalk crippled a-solar wing b-sun shield c-antenna newsname (10 points if you can identify this person in the news) I am a well-known con-, sumer advocate who, along with an environ- fff mental group, has asked a federal court to shut 1 down more than half the nuclear power plants for safety reasons.

Who am matchwords (4 points for each correct match) 1 splice a to give approval a plant of the gourd 2 s(luash family c-a tall grass grown for 3 sham fodder, syrup, etc. 4 t0 unite bY tw0 ends together 5 sorghum a fraud newspicture (10 points if you answer this question correctly) The future of the SST, or supersonic transport, was made a bit more uncertain when a Soviet demonstration model crashed at a Paris air show. What is the name of the SST shown here, which is being developed jointly by the British and French? sportlight (2 points for each question answered correctly) 1 Heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman plans to make his first title defense September 1st against a-Joe Frazier b-Joe Roman c-Ken Norton 2 A team of top American swimmers is engaged in a 3-week tour of (CHOOSE ONE: the Soviet Union, Communist China). ratified some new regulations improve safety and lower speeds The expected to Indianapolis 500 races. a-United States Auto Club b-National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing c-Sports Car Club of America (CHOOSE ONE: Margaret Billy Jean King) Chris Evert to win the French Open tennis title.

that are in future beat Dave DeBusschere, all-pro forward of the New York Knicks, has signed a contract to serve as general manager of the starting June 1, 1974. a-New York Nets b-lndiana Pacers Detroit Pistons roundtable Family discussion (no score) Do you think Americans attach too little importance to the national flag? Perhaps too much7 YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points TOP SCORE! 81 to 90 points Excellent. 71 to 80 points 611-73 VEC, Madison, Wisconsin Good. 61 to 70 points Fair. Tuesday, June 12 1973 New Teachers Added To Southwest Staff (Concluded from Page 1) creases for the principals, custodians, aides and secretaries.

The salary was not discussed at this time. Norb Schneider, school attorney, was present at Monday board meeting to present to the board the resolutions he had drawn up concerning the old Holland and Huntingburg gymnasiums. The board accepted the proposal that the Holland gym be transferred to the town of Holland for recreational purposes or for any other civil town purposes. The board accepted a proposal that stated the city of Huntingburg would enter into a long-term lease to use the gym as a Youth Recreation Center. The school corporation will use the the building on a limited basis for instrumental music and chorus practices and other large group lectures during school hours only.

The board also directed Schneider to draw up a resolution on the St. Henry School. In other action taken in Monday meeting, the board unanimously agreed to approve the acceptance of the Title I funds. This is an additional allocation and is to be used in summer teaching programs. The board accepted the quotation for LP gas from Wilder and Son at $.1707 per gallon.

The new Special Education law that provides reimbursement for those students who are 6 to 18 years old was also discussed. The board signed a GED certificate for Hugh Carlisle Jr. and approved the signing of the IHSAA form. Schnute informed the board that the final payment on Maple Park Elementary School would be made in June. Schnute reported that the superintendents in the county had met to discuss the third-year driver education project.

The third year requires money to be spent on a driving range. The Southwest School corporation is getting a price on blacktopping for the lot by the big gym for this range. This would be paid for by the federal government. The board gave its permission to the Southwest Dubois County Recreational program for its use of the Southridge High School swimming pool for adult swimming recreation, with the Hospital I Notes i MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Visiting Hours: Medical-Surgical, 2-8 p.m.; Obstetrics, 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. (Patients from Jasper community unless otherwise noted.) Admissions Mrs.

Albert Schroering, R. 4 Thomas Schneider, R. Mrs. Iden Lee, R. 3, Petersburg; Mrs.

Gary Bauer, R. Mrs. Ruth Erny, 318 E. 15th; William Beals, West Baden; Billy Snow, R. Miss Suzanne Knies, 827 W.

Ninth; Mrs. Maurice Mendel, 209 E. 26th; Leo Wilmes, R. Mike Baker, Mobile Homes Court; Mrs. John Weber 2.

Correction In list of admissions we included the name of Robert Mehling, 321 W. Eighth Jasper. This should have read: Herbert Mehling. Dismissals Mrs. Joseph Vonderheide, 1321 Greene; Mrs.

Oscar Sendelweck, R. Albert Niehaus, R. 1, Ferdinand; Miss Ann Coble, 1222 Jackson; Leander Nigg, R. Miss Kay Ann McCraney, 330 E. Fourth.

ST. HOSPITAL Visiting Hours: Medical, Surgical and Pediatric 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m.; Maternity 2-4 p.m. and p.m. (Patients from Huntingburg community unless otherwise noted.) Birth Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred May, R. 3, Ferdinand, 7 lb. 2 oz. boy. Admissions Daniel Hildenbrand, 9, son of Lawrence, R.

2, Dale; Mrs. Omer Real, English; Charles E. Hopper, R. 1, English; Mrs. Clarence Osgatharp, Otwell; Louis Meyer, R.

1, Dale; Paul Nipper, McLeansboro, Miss Marie Brosmer, R. 1, St. Grace Hall, R. 1, French Lick; Dennis Bowman, R. 1, Ferdinand; Mrs.

Elizabeth Abell, R. Terry Kuhn, Gentryville; Gerald Hagemeyer, R. 1, Holland. Dismissals Yuvonne Pantoja, R. 4, Jasper; Mrs.

Glenn Kays, 907 Shelby; Edward Meurer, 322 Chestnut; Mrs. Genevieve Cummings, Birdseye; Jerry Dixon, Tell City; Tessa VanWinkle, Professional Care Nursing Home, Dale; Harold Robling, Spurgeon; Mrs. Artis Perkins, R. 2, Bridseye; Eugene Hopf, R. Mrs.

Lillian Leeds, Boonville; Mrs. Amanda Partenheimer, Birdseye; Mrs. Joseph Leinenbach, R. 2, Ferdinand; Death Perry Phillips, 84, 413 Fifths stipulation lifeguards. that they provide Buy the Popular One FEDDERS Largest Selling Brand 4,000 BTU at to 32,000 Whole House Cooling WE DELIVER WE INSTALL WE SERVICE ECKERLE.