The Raleigh Register from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 6

Raleigh Register, Friday Afternoon, April 2, 1971 Ohio Express recognized nationally as recording artists--will do battle at the Oxford Inn in Beckley Saturday and a against a new group, the Appalachian Mainline. The musical warfare is slated from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Saturday and from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m.

Sunday. Top Recording Stars To Meet New Group In Weekend Band Battle At Oxford Inn A nationally known recording group with sales in excess of S15 million will be challenged by a new group when the Ohio Express and the Appalachian Mainline appear in concert at the Oxford Inn -in Beckley Saturday and Sunday. Manager Ed Lilly said he feels the Appalachian Mainline can evoke at least equally good crowd response as will the well established Ohio Express. BOTH bands will play from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m.

Saturday and from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. Sunday. In a novel move to give teenagers an opportunity to I hear these bands, Lilly said there will be no beer sold during the Sunday concert time and that listeners of any age will be admitted. He said both the police and the mayor of Beckley, John H.

McCulloch, will provide supervision. For the Saturday night concert no one will be admitted without an ID card. OHIO Express, based in Massilon, has a number of one million sellers to its credit including "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy," "Beg, Borrow and Steal," "Down at Lulu's," and "Chewy, Chewy." The five member group has appeared on American Bandstand, in the Hollywood Bowl, at Ohio Teen Fair, and on the Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson shows. The Appalachian Mainline of Ashland, is fairly new, Lilly said, and eager to do battle with a super band. The group has recently signed a recording contract with Atlantic.

Citizens Plan Rhodell Improvements An open meeting April 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rhodell United Methodist Church has been set by the Rhodell Improvement League to discuss further ways to obtain a sewer system for the town. PLANS FOR the meeting were formulated Monday when members of the league and the Gulf Woman's Club met in Beckley with Don Summers, district conservationist and W. S. Hume, assistant director of Environmental Health, discuss steps necessary to obtain the system.

Mrs. Donna Lopez, president of the Rhodell Improvement League, said the organization was formed by interested citizens to encourage all the citizens to work together to improve their i Many small towns are without proper sewage systems or water services and Rhodell is one of them. SUMMERS outlined to the group the d.w necessary for participation by government agencies in the project and said his organization's purpose is to improve rural America, using the slogan, "Mountaineers For Rural Progress." R. E. Cartier, director of Environmental Health Programs, will attend the April 19 meeting along with Summers and Hume, for questions from the interested citizens pertaining to the sewage system project and they will provide further information on planning for the project.

Mrs. Fred Williams, president of the Gulf Woman's Club, at- tended the Monday meeting to offer any assistance the club may provide the Rhodell citizens in their community improvement project. The GWC members are stressing community improvement throughout the communities in the gulf area where members live and see projects that need to be started to make their individual communities a better place for all residents. OTHER persons attending the Monday meeting were Mr. and Mrs.

Lacy Meadows, Mrs. U. S. Wydick, Mrs. Alex Huybert and Ricky Meadows.

(RNS) Kee Reports On NBPSD Investigation A decision against proceedings under federal criminal statutes on complaints against the North Beckley Public Service District is under review by the Department of Justice. In a letter to Congressman James Kee, the i Department said allegations of various irregularities in the NSPD had been the subject of an inquiry by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and that the United States Attorney in Charleston decided after reviewing the results of the inquiry that it would be inappropriate to proceed under criminal statutes. IF THE department of justice concurs, Kee was informed, the matter will be referred to the civil division. Should the department of justice find farther exploration of criminal aspects is indicated, Kee learned appropriate action will be taken. At the behest of C.

M. Elmore of Cranberry who has led a group of NBPSD residents in a long time battle against the district and use of its sewer system, Kee submitted questions concerning creation of the district, service fees and other complaints to agencies, starting with the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in June, 1969. It has since been under review by the U. S. Department of Housing and urban Development, the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration and the Department of Justice, with prodding from Kee's office at various intervals.

KEE ALSO called for a special audit, survey a investigation by the General Accounting Office. The Water Pollution Administration reported earlier that the sewage treatment plant is in good operating condition. The Department of Housing and Urban Development referred the matter to me Justice Department. Kee said he will make information available to the public when he receives final reports. Twin- Suit SALE NOW GOING ON! SHORTS REGULARS SLIMS STOUTS EXTRA LONG Buy One Suit At Regular Price $29.95 UP PEOPLES 307 PRJNCI PH.

253-9MT The newly organized Rhodell I League and representatives of the Gulf Woman's Club discuss a proposed sewer system for Rhodell at a meeting with W. B. Hume, assistant director of vironmental Health for Raleigh County. Shown at the meeting in Beckley are (back, from left) Mrs. Victor Augustine, Rhodell; Mrs.

T. G. McConnell, a member of the Public Affairs Department of the Gulf Woman's Club and Mrs. Donna Lopez, president of the Rhodell Improvement a Seated with Hume is Mrs. Fred X.

Williams, GWC president Police Beat Jailed On DD Charge .1 One charge and an estimated $700 damage resulted from a two-car accident at 7:55 p.m. Thursday on U. S. 19-21 in Glen Morgan. Lodged in the Raleigh County Jail on a drunken driving charge filed in connection with the mishap was Clifford C.

Archer, SO, of Beckley, State Police said he was the driver of a 1957 model auto which swerved across the center line and collided with a 1957 model auto driven by Leonardo John DeLuca, 20, of Daniels. There were no injuries. Damage to the DeLuca vehicle was estimated at $400, while damage to the Archer car was listed at $300. Archer faces arraignment Clothing Catches Fire; Sophian Is 'Critical' A Sophia woman is listed in 'critical' condition today at the Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital where she is being treated for severe burns to her body. Mrs.

Rina a i a Gastaldello suffered the injuries when her clothing caught fire as she was burning trash in an outdoor receptacle at her home Thursday evening. The Sophia Fire Department was called at 5:30 p.m., and Mrs. Gastaldello was taken to the hospital by ambulance. (RNS) BRIEFING FOR VIPS' MRS. SAN CLEMENTE, a i (UPI)--First Lady Pat Nixon, wives of cabinet and government officers and top women in government will be briefed Wednesday on domestic affairs.

The unprecedented meeting will be conducted in the cabinet room of the White House by John D. Ehrlichman, the President's assistant for domestic affairs. Early in his administration, Nixon said he wanted the wives to be involved and to attend cabinet meeting at times. Two cabinet wives, Martha Mitchell and Mrs. George Romney, keep up on national affairs and speak out on them.

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2.00 1.59 before Town District Magistrate Joe Rodriguez. A car-truck collision at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of U. S. 19-21 and Sec.

22 in Beaver resulted in one charge and approximately $500 damage. State Police said the mishap occurred when a 1967 model truck operated by Billy E. Calyert, 37, of Daniels struck the rear of a 1961 model auto driven by Mary E. Hicks, 43, of Route 9, Beaver. Calvert, charged i drunken driving, was released on.

his recbgnizance during an appearance before Magistrate Rodriguez. There were no injuries Damage to the car was approximated at $300, while damage to the truck was set at $200. Wreck At Beaver Neither charges nor injuries resulted from a two-car accident at 4:20 p.m. Wednesday on Sec. 6 near Beaver.

Involved were a 1964 model auto driven by Kenneth R. Craddock, 22, of 213 Charles and a 1967 model vehicle driven by Anthony P. Gonzalez 16, of 237 Tolley Drive. State Police i a damage to both vehicles at $100. An 18-year-old Crab Orchard youth, Bobby 0.

Miles, was released from jail after paying a $10 fine plus costs to Town District Magistrate Lorena Wallace on a charge of driving without an operator's license. Miles was arrested at 10:25 p.m. Thursday by State Police. Ordered Into Court City Police jailed David Dean Coleman, 36, of Crab Orchard at 6:45 p.m. Thursday on a drunken driving charge.

Coleman was ordered to appear in Beckley Municipal Court Monday. A Mabscott man, Chester Bragg, was jailed at 5:30 p.m. Thursday by District Constable J. H. Greene on an assault warrant.

Bragg, scheduled to appear before Magistrate Wallace, is accused of striking his wife, Alnora. Teenagers Jailed A 13-year-old Burgess Street youth was jailed by sheriff's deputies at 3:15 p.m. Thursday on a truancy warrant. A 14-year-old Egeria girl was jailed by Sheriff Zina French and deputies at 10:45 a.m. Thursday on a juvenile warrant.

The girl was later released to the custody of her mother. Receiving certificates today after completing a 10- week training school at Teel School are (seated left to right) Gladys Griffith and Mary Ann Robertson; (at work table) John Hawks, George Flannery, and Franklin McGhee, (standing) Letcher Jackson. Mrs. Joseph H. (Sue) Jones, teacher, is standing right.

Job Trainees Complete 10-Week Course Certificates will be presented today to students who have completed the training preparing them for jobs sponsored by the Raleigh County Board of Education and West Virginia Department of Employment Security at the Teel School. 20 Inches Of Snow Fell During March A monthly total of 20 inches of snow was recorded by National Weather Servicemen at the Raleigh County Airport for the month of March, making it the sixth consecutive month with subnormal precipitation this winter. "MARCH was descrioed by weathermen as being a month with far more winter than spring weather, with frequent snowfalls and temperatures well below normal and precipitation slightly more than half of normal. Monthly snowfalls- brought a seasonal total of 62 inches. The average high temperature for the month was 45.9; average low temperature, 26; average monthly temperature, 36, 3.9 below normal.

The highest temperature for the month occurred on March 14, with a 71 recorded, compared to a low temperature of 11 on March 4. The total precipitation was 2.87 inches, 2.18 inches below normal. The greatest snowfall in 24 hours was 4.8 inches occurring on March 3 and deepest depth on the ground was 5 inches on March 4. AVERAGE barometric pressure was 27.283 inches; highest was 30.43,^ occurring on March 18; was 29.45 on March 3. Clarence Pierce, counselor, will present the certificates along with the two instructors, Mrs.

James (Iris) Hendrix of Midway and Mrs. Joseph H. (Sue) Jones of Beckley. This was a 10-week training class for eight hours each day of the week. The students i instruction on various school subjects, including a i English, math, reading, science and social studies and guidance in how to apply for jobs and how to dress and points to keep in mind when being interviewed for jobs.

Along with the counseling service by the instructors and Pierce various films were shown to the students on preparing for job in- by the Manpower terviews. Funded Development Training Act (MDTA), this'is the fourth training class held at the Teel school since 1967. City Police cited Randall H. Loggins, 16, of Mabscottat 8:20 p.m. Thursday for hazardous driving.

Motorists Gfed Four persons were cited by City Police Thursday for driving without city operator's licenses. They were: Barbara S. Southern, 32, of 111 Ridge Road, 5:10 p.m.; Gerald A. Coloran 36, of 322 Teel Road, 4:15 p.m.; and Carlis Ray Collins, 42, of 202 Christopher Drive, 4 p.m. Coloran was also cited for driving an auto without an inspection sticker.

Alfred Rosenbaum, 42, of 1206 Dry Hill Road was cited by City Police at 3:45 p.m. Thursday for driving without a state operator's license. Loggins, the Southern woman, Coloran, Wilson, Collins, and Rosenbaum were all ordered to appear in Beckley Municipal Court Monday. Local Red Cross Chapter Joins Effort To Free American POIV The Raleigh County Chapter of the American Red Cross will participate in a national campaign to gain humane treatment of American prisoners-of- war (PQW) in North Vietnam, according to Col. Robert Thomson chairman of the local chapter.

"The Red Cross is asking that North Vietnam repatriate all Flu Tops Ailments Recorded In County A total of 195 cases of influenza-like disease was reported in Raleigh County for the week ending March 27, according to the State Department of Health. Also listed by Raleigh County were 35 cases of diarrheal disease, six cases of chickenpox, four cases of mumps, four cases of strep infections, two animal bites, one case of tuberculosis and one case of German measles. Reports received from other counties in The Register's daily circulation area follow: Fayette--68 a of influenza-like disease, three lowest cases of German measles, three leases of strep infections, three Highest winds for March were'cases of animal bites and one 26 mph from the northvest on March 19. There were 18 cloudy days occurring; 4 partly cloudy days, and 9 clear days. case of diarrheal disease; Wyoming--86 cases influenza-like disease, one case of diarrheal disease and one case of German measles.

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A protest letter is enclosed with the story that readers are asked to clip and mail to the American National Red Cross in Washington, D. where they will be tabulated and then forwarded to the President of North Vietnam, Ton Due Thang. Col. Thomson said the Raleigh County Chapter has available upon request, reprints of the Digest's coupon letter. AF Jells Openings for High School Grads Local recruiters, M.

Sgt. William Renkovish and T. Sgt. James McCormick have announced increased vacancies in the Air Force for high school graduates between the ages of 18 and 27. Sgt.

McCormick said specialized training offered by the Air Force will be useful for a lifetime since the jobs are geared toward civilian occupations. In addition, a host of benefits await young men entering the Air Force such as free education, medical and dental services at no cost and 30 days' paid vacation annually. The recruiting office is located at 111 Prince Beckley. SILHOUETTE by rOSTORIA Sculptured, fluid lines reflect light, are magnificently simple. Crystal or pink.

'J leading Drug and Giff Shop" Boir Bfefg. Ph. 253-5132 State Police are investigating an early Thursday break-in at Cranberry Texaco Service Station. Police said entrance into the establishment was gained by breaking a window in the garage door. Nothing was reported ing.

Fire, Rescue Colls The Beckley Fire Department extinguished brush fires at 7:42 p.m. Thursday on Terrill Street and a 7 p.m. Thursday on Ridge Road. No damage was reported. The Fire a answered a 9:50 p.m.

Wednesday call to 110 Lilly St. where a 1971 model auto owned by Carol Olidetto was burning. Firemen said minor damage resulted to the auto's air cleaner. Firemen were called at 3:43 p.m. Wednesday to 712 St.

where a 1958 model auto owned by Charles Jones was reported afire. Firemen said the blaze had been extinguished upon their arrival. The Fire Department Rescue Squad answered a 10:13 a.m. Wednesday call to 223 Church Street where Louise Henderson, 26, address unlisted, was reported ill. Firemen administered aid, and said she recovered.

Weather Details AIRPORT CONDITIONS (24-hour period ending 10 a.m.) High 2:30 p.m.: 67 Low 10 a.m.: 34 7 a.m.: 40 10 a.m.: 34 Precipitation: .12 inches Wind: NW at 10 mph Barometric Pressure: 30.04 and steady Sunset: 6:48 p.m. Sunrise: 6:07 a.m. RIVER CONDITIONS Greenbrier: 1 ft. above normal and clear. Lake: Normal and clear, 4 gates open.

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