The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 2

REUNION: A DAY OF REMEMBERING After being separated 43 years. Havelock Jolly of 138 McCor kle Ave South Charleston, was reunited Sunday with his two sisters. Miss Kathleen Jolly, left, and Mrs. Emma Bridson, right. Jolly was 13 years old when his sisters left Charleston By BOB KITTLE Of The Daily Mail Staff The Charleston Kanawha Valley Bicentennial Commission launched a $20,000 fund raising campaign today to finance a variety of projects which will culminate during the nation's Bicentennial celebration next July.

Commission chairman Eugene Harper said the group will solicit businesses, civic groups and individuals in efforts to raise the money. Corporations will be asked to contribute $100 or more: small businesses will be asked to contribute $10 to (25, and individuals will be asked to contribute $2, Harper said. Contributing businesses will be presented with certificates of participation, and individuals will be given decals bearing Water, Sewer Rate Increases Okayed For Martinsburg THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Approval of water and sewer service rate increases that have been in effect six months in Martinsburg were announced today by the Public Service Commission. The increases which the municipal systems put into effect under bond March 5 amounted to 35 per cent in charges paid by 1,530 water customers and 22 per cent in rates charged 1,500 sewer service users. The PSC noted that both systems are old and estimated that capital improvement requirements will amount to $300,000 over the next two to three years for the water system and $100,000 in the next two years for the sewer system.

The rates for the time being will not produce any more revenue than is needed to cover operating expenses, taxes, debt payments and a "reasonable surplus" for improvements, the PSC said. It added, however, that the rates may produce more revenue than is needed after 1977 when the last bonds of a 1948 water and sewer service issue are scheduled to be retired. The PSC ordered the city to file a financial statement showing what its cash requirements will be within six months after retirement of the 1948 is Man Shot Trying To Halt Break In Of Parked Truck Police were investigating today a shooting incident early Sunday on a downtown parking lot. William Legg, of 219 Keystone Drive, told police he and a friend were walking toward his truck Sunday about 3 a.m. when they saw a man trying to break into the truck.

Legg said they grabbed the man but the man turned around and shot Legg in the shoulder. Legg was treated and released from Cha rleston General Hospital. WORDPLAY TO StniJ your ovln WORDPLAY, are ol this, newspaper. for Liverpool, England, after the deaths of their parents. The family renewed acquaintances yesterday by glancing at old photographs.

Daily Mail Photo by Chet Hawes. CITY COUNTY PROJECTS Centennial Group Opens $20,000 Fund Campaign the official Charleston Kanawha Valley Bicentennial logo, Harper said. A door to door campaign for contributions will be conducted Oct. 10. Approximately 50 Junior Achievers will assist in the canvas to raise money, Harper added.

In additional efforts to raise funds, the commission is selling commemorative articles manufactured by Kanawha Valley The items include a Williamsburg colonial bottle from Kanawha Glass place mats and aprons from Cabin Creek Quilts, and shirts manufactured at the W.Va. Rehabilitation Center at Institute. The commission also is seeking $20,000 as Charleston's share of a $100,000 grant provided to West Virginia under the federal Bicentennial program. Contributions raised by the commission will go toward financing seven major projects. They are: An historical and architectural survey of the Kanawha Valley to discover resources which merit preservation.

Restoration of the Craik Patton House, which has been moved to Daniel Boone Park by the Colonial Dames, a civic organization. Restoration of the Ruffner Cabin, the oldest structure in Charleston, which has been dismantled and placed in storage. Erection of 13 American flags and one W.Va. flag on Kanawha Boulevard at the city levee on Capitol Street. Construction of an amphitheater at Cato Park.

Construction of a Bicentennial Park and green strip along the banks of Elk River from the Boulevard to Coonskin Park. Sponsorship of "Town Meeting '76," a one day community gathering in some 5, 000 American towns on November 1, 1975, to develop proposals for future national directions. dbarltflon flails PUBLISHED BY PUBLISHING CO. JSIDIARY OF AUNICATiONS. INC.

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2 Men Nabbed For Shootings; 1 Man Injured A shooting which injured a Charleston man Friday night resulted in a tangled web of events that led to two arrests Billy Joe Ellard, 39, of Columbia Avenue was in satisfactory condition today at Charleston General Hospital with a gunshot wound in the back. Charged with the shooting that inflicted the wound is Oval William Kiser, 57, 401 Ohio Ave. He is in Kanawha County Jail under 55,000 bond charged with felonious shooting. A hearing is set Sept. 29 in Municipal Court.

Police said Ellard was shot at 9:05 p.m. in the Kroger Co. parking lot on Ohio Avenue. Another man Homer Null of Samuels Court was charged with felonious assault and attempted murder in a warrant taken out by his wife, Peggy Sue Null, with Justice of the Peace George Warner. Warner said today the warrant from his court was the result of an earlier incident involving Ellard.

Warner said Ellard and Null's wife went to Null's home Friday about 8:30 p.m. When they approached the house, Null fired three shots at the ground with a .22 caliber pistol loaded with birdshot, Mrs. Null told Warner. Warner said no one was injured. Warner said Null was released on his own recognizance.

A hearing has been set Thursday at II a.m. for Nu.ll. Injured Footballer's Condition Satisfactory Charleston High School halfback George Hicks was listed in satisfactory condition todav at Charleston General Hospital aft er suffering neck injuries in a game Saturday with Beckley. Hicks, a junior at CHS. has been placed in traction, a hospital official said.

SEPT. 22, 1975 Charleston 3A Hang Gliding Priest Killed Seeking Mark SYDNEY, Australia (AP) A 35 year old Roman Catholic priest trying to break the world hang gliding record was killed when his kite crashed in the Northern Territory, police reported today. The police said Father Gregory Hannan of Temora. 300 miles west of Sydney, was Your best appearance has just arrived from Hickey Freeman Touch Ihc luxurious fabrics, feci Ihc comfort of an unrrslraining fit and see tho handsome styling of Hickey Freeman's new Full clothes. They're all carefully hand crafted and wailing to provide you with long pleasurable service.

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