The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 7

COUNTY GETS 'INSTANT PLAYGROUND' The Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission has received its new 'Instant Playground," which will be stationed at various points in Washington District this summer on a schedule to be announced. Commission Director Austin Palmer said the mobile playground is a pilot project and part of the commission's plans to provide rural children with recreation facilities. A playground director will accompany the facility on its rounds. It was manufactured by Game Time, of Litchfield, cost $6,900 and includes spring animals, slides, basketball, volleyball and a jungle gym. When the playground season ends, it will be stationed in Coonskin Park, Palmer said.

HERE JUNE 20 21 National Urologist Convention Ready Charleston, the state's leading convention city, will become the national capital for Ufologists June 20 and 21 when they hold their sixth annual convention at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Wliw PfcarVston? "Charleston is considered the flying saucer capital because it is estimated that there have been more sightings per capita and of greateT variety in our state than any other, saia J. Ralph Jarrett of St. Albans: president of the UFO Investigators, the local sponsoring group. announced that the public is invited to attend a session of the convention at the Lit tle Theater ol me unariesian vie Center on ii av.

p.m. He said prominent re searchers on the program wm include: Edward M. Biebel of the npvp.land Aerial Phenomena In vestigations Club. His subject! will "The History of UFOs. He will show his slide collection; nf Flvintf eancwrs.

Timothy Green Beckley of New Brunswick, N. president of the Interplanetary News Service and author of several books on flying saucers. He also will show his collection of pho Muranhs slides and movies. Jarrett, an engineer for Union Carbide said that West Virginia's pre eminence in the field of saucer sightings began on April 19, 3897 when a huge ciear shaned object, hovered above Sistersville, the whole town with searcn; Youth Is Held To Grand Jury MuniciDal Judee John Char nock held a 19 year old Charles ton youth for grand jury action tonay on charges of breaking and entering and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Accused is Ronald Lee Smith of 1R20 Chandler Drive.

The chsrues result from the break i ing and entering of Risk Gro i eery, 1007 Washington St. last week. Smith is also charged with contributing to the delinquency of two West Side boys wnom notice said were arrested with him. Both youths were certified to Kanawha County Juvenile. Court on breaking and entering tj chsvges and violation of curfew.

Judge Charnock set. bond for Smith at SI, (100. Job Corns Grads To Hear Mclntvre I Charleston attorney James Mclnfyre will address the June; graduaiinp class of the Charles 1 ton Job Corps Monday at 3:30. p.m. Diplomas will be awarded to seven They arc Yvonne Barber of Bayboro, N.

clerk stenographer; Linda Davis of Valdosla day care aide; Mary Drummonds of Inman, S. nursing assistant; Olga Lewis of Sclma, nursiiiR assistant; Ann Whitney i of Ivor, clerk typist continues bcr training at the; Washington, D. YWCA; and Carolyn i 1 1 i a of Torts mouth, nursing assistant, 'i light beams while the entire population stood in awe. "Then in the early part of 1912, the Huntington papers reported a brilliant, controlled ob ject whicn passed over me city, rtn Sent n. 1952.

an eee shaped, white object landed1 near Sutton which transported the Braxton County monster. "On Nov. 4, 1966, Woodrow Denrinberger was stopped on the interstate near Parkcrsburg by a flying saucer and naa a discussion witn one or tne occu i nants. Later that year, a huge bird like object chased an auto mooiie at great speed neari Foint Fieasant. On Jan.

19, 1967, Tad Jones, merchant, was stopped' on 1 64 near Institute by ft spnencaJ ooject wmcn DiocKea both west bound lanes, and there re other incidents too numer lls to Jarrett said. Jarrett said he expected a ca pacity crowd for the public sec Ex Nun To Wed N.Y. Executive ST. LOUIS, Mo. iJacqueline Grennan, a former inun who is president of Webster College, and Paul Josepn wex ler, a New York business executive, have obtained a marriage ilicense.

A friend said they would be married' later today. in: ceremonv at' Miss Grennan's home on the college The 42 vear old former Sister Jacqueline of the Sisters of Lor etto announced three months ago she intended to resign as president of Webster and marry ihp vear oia a dower with two children. He is president of Orpheum Frocmc tnns in uw. The couple will live in Tenafly. N.

J. tion of the convention. Tickets at S1.25 each are on sale at the Kanawha Music Center, the jHerbert Music the Sherwinj Williams Co. in St. AiDans ana 1 and Morgan Dept.

tfnrp snmn narieston. Members of the Congress will be in closed sessions all day lJune 20. I june it, 1969 Cftatleiron Daflg '13 Docket. Woods testified the car was borrowed, and he didn't knowi Hip Bun was in it. He didn't! know the owner of the car, he said.

As for the bullets in his jacket, he said the box was on the floor of the car, it was dark, and he just stuck the box in his pocket without knowing wnar. it was. Woods said he had lmenaeo i in the fteo Motel, but over shot the entrance and stopped and he said she had borrowed1! car in his presence, The trooper saia ne came lUDon Woods ranked partly out the road. He pulled him over to a parsing lot, me trooper saw and Woods said, "I have no operator's license." Rapp said he had Woods step out of the car and observed the butt of a revolver sticking out from under the driver's seat. The trooper said he had seen Woods' photo on a Oyer for a breaking and entering in Hun tington and asked Woods if he was the same man.

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Please Include State Sales Tax Sharp Shepard Company Sold White Enterprises Inc. today; announced acquisition of the Sharp Shepard Supply Co. of 4404 i MacCorkle South Charles The diversified Charleston corporation, with headquarters at 408 Broad said the company will continue under its present name and be operated by the road to decide whether! AJ Shepard, one of the founder to eo back or so on to another! nas MiperviMu motel. His wife was with Mm, tor many years. Sharo Shepard is a wholesale! automotive supply dealer handling F.

Goodrich tires, Kendall motor oil, Wilt filters and General batteries, among other ems. The announcement of the pur i chase came from George (Bunk erj wmte, president oi wnue Enterprises. Floor Mots Stolen A Ruffner Hotel resident told, city police yesterday someone broke into his car and stole his floor mats. James G. Barrett said the right wine glass was ftwirtw Wood fmindlbroken out of his vehicle while the stopping of Woods and the lit was parked on a lot at Hale search of the car and seizure of land Virginia Streets.

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