The Weirton Daily Times from Weirton, West Virginia • Page 2

1- Weirton Daily Times, Tuesday, May IV, Woodland Estates Boosters Club Holds Meeting lets Club held Its monthly meeting at the Community Building on Cherry Lane. sident, Maynard Russell, sided. A report was given on building. The ways and means committee, chairmaned by a Emery, will sponsor a chicken dinner, Thursday, May 21, 4 to 7 p.m. in the Community Build- The event is open to the public.

The proceeds will be used to help defray costs of the building mortgage. Items of general interest to the community were discussed by the 32 in attendance. Club officers include Forest Mclntyre, vice president; Duncan Graham, treasurer, and Maynard Russell, secretary. Membership is open to all residents of the Woodland Estates area. The Club meets once a month in the community building on Cherry Lane.

Seven Property Transfers Issued WELLSBURG --A lease for 40 years from May 12, has been made by Stanley and Elizabeth Wilhelm of Beech Bottom to Eli Rabb, 3173 Homewood avenue, Steubenville, for too pieces of coal land in Buffalo district. One 124 acres on Hoagland's Run and one of 94 acres on Scott's run. Stanley and Elizabeth i helm sold to Eli Rabb, a tract to land in Buffalo district. Oscar T. Smith and Helen Smith to Marvin E.

and Maltie L. Platter, land on Deaths ami Funerals Mrs. Doris Surgenor STEUBENVILLE Mrs. Doris Louise Surgenor, 37 312 North Sixth Street died at 3:45 p.m. Monday at Hospital.

Surviving are her British Press Takes Teens To Task For Fight LONDON (UPI)-The British press lashed out today at teenaged gangs whose brawling disrupted a holiday weekend at the seaside resort of Brighton and Margate. The Daily Herald called in ai front-page editorial for stifferj fines and jail sentences to end plagued England's southern i i i tut: IHJI mutual Mrs. Ruth Brabson at Thousands of a and a brother, William A. Barb- son of Washington, Pennsylvania. Friends may call at the Mc- Ilave Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m.

today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Services will be'held in the fun- home secretary henry brooke eral home chapel at 1 p.m. Thursday with tie Rev. George Crenshaw officiating Burial will be in Union Cemetery.

Washington pike, Cross Creek district. Oscar T. Smith Jr. and Helen B. Smith to Edward R.

and Linda F. Green, 1.01 a Wasliington pike, Cross Creek district. Osborne and Ruht Booth to Robert H. and Mary L. Sander- cox, Bethany.

J. P. McMullen, trustee for Kenneth and Myra Fletcher to Steubenville Building and Loan Association, Buffalo district. Ottavio and Florence DiGre- olo to Joseph and Thurisa Frances Smythe, Weirton. dressed "mods" clashed repeatedly with their arch-enemies, the leather-jacketed "rockers," and terrorized holiday visitors during the three-day pentecost weekend.

Government sources said Gliso Srbljan Funeral services for Gliso Srbljan of 109-Era who died Sunday in Weirton General Hospital, will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Greco Hertnick Funeral Home. The Rev. Fr. Vladimir Suka will officiate.

Burial will be in the Serbian Cemetery in Weirton. Friends may call in the funeral home, where prayer services will be held at 7:30 p.m. today. Julius Mehanzonek SARATOGA, Florida Julius Mehazouek, 69, formerly of Weirton, was fatally injured ai Saratoga, Florida on Sunday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Julia Suray Mehozonek, two sons, Victor of Berea, Ohio; Edword of Lakewood, Ohio; one daughter, Mrs. Lillian Von- and grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the McNahn Funeral Home, Saratoga, Florda. would receive reports on he iolence, including possible rec- immendations for increased police and court power to deal with the gangs.

Willoughby, Ohio; six grandchildren. Quotes In The News United Press International PORT SAID, U.A.R.--Sovie Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev siding with the United Arab ed the Army December 196. Republic on Israel and British and completed basic training a Fort Gordon. Jennings attended Weir High School.

Weir Soldier Ends Course FORT GORDON, GA Pvt. 'rancis W. Jennings, son of Mr. Mrs. Francis Jennings, 330 Sharp Weirton, completed an eight-week communica- ions center specialist course May 15 at the Army Southeastern Signal School, Fort Gordon, Jennings was trained in the usn of teletype sets, in tape relay operations and in man ual switching procedures.

The 18-year-old soldier enter bases in the Middle East: "If there is a request for arms, we shall supply them." HAVANA Soviet Ambassa-j dor for Cuba Alexander Alexiev warning Russia will support Cuba's Communist regime if exiles attempt to overthrow the government: "The imperialists are mir'- 1 One Marriage License Issued WELLSBURG one license was issued a of Brooke Sportsmen's Club Meeting The Colliers Sportsman's Club will meet at 7 p.m. today at the club house on Ten Church Road. MEN FIRE (Continued From Page 11 the building has been pried open. It had not been' determined if anything had been taken. Dominic Mizzi, 1200 Main street, Weirton, informed o- lice that his car had been ransacked between the hours of 2:30 to 4:40 a.m.

today while parked at the MftM parking lot. A pair of glasses valued at $40 was reported sto'en. Nathaniel Hicks, iU South 7th street, was cited by, police for no driver's license. THREE SCOUTS (Continued From Page 1) iln July he wite the Na- ional Jamboree at a orge, visit the World's Fair in New York, and tour the city of Philadelphia. His father, Stephen W.

Bradey served as Cubmaster of STEEL LEAGUE' OPENS 4TH SEASON The first pitch was thrown out by John A. Jones, Director of Public Relations, Weirton Steel, as the Company's Inter-Office Slo Pitch League got underway for its 4th season last night at Railroad field. Also participating in the mound ceremonies were: (1. to League officials, Edward O'Roark, President; Robert Rossell, David Klar, and Rich- WSX Inter-Office Opens Fourth Slo-Pitch Season Brief ceremonies at the Railroad field last night inaugurated the fourth season of the Weirton Steel Inter-Office Slo Pitch League composed of salaried personnel of the company. The first pitch was fired by John A.

Jones, Director of Public Relations of the Weirton Steel Company with Anthony Torchio, City Recreation Director and R. H. Miller, Assistant Manager of Industrial Relations, Weirton Steel, also participating in the mound exercises. Officers of the include: Edward O'Rourk, President; Richard Miller, Secretary; David Klar, Treasurer; Robert Rossell, Publicity; and Robert I office, Central Payoffice, Industrial Engineers, and G. 0.

Sales. The season's opening matched G. 0. Accounting vs Data Processing and Industrial Engineering vs Tin Mill with the second game being played occurred and that der the lights. This year all players in the league will wear the STEELMARK on their uniforms.

ard Miller; Anthony Torchio, City Recreation Director, and R. F. "Buzz" Miller, Assistant Manager of. Industrial Relations, Weirton Steel. There is a roster of 160 players in the league comprising eight teams.

Players are recruited from the salaried personnel of the steel company. They will be sporting the STEELMARK on their uniforms this season. HANCOCK PTA (Continued From Page 1) others, if you are a hero, others will know it before you. (9) Give credit to people where a pat on the back of the league. The teams are: Pack 133 for three years, is G.

0. Accounting, Data Process- now serving as a District Com-1 nR Center, Tin Mill Office, missioner, and is employed by trip Steel Office, Sheet Mill he Weirton Steel Company. The first brothers to ever become Eagle Scouts from Troop 62 are Kenneth and Michael Jacobs. Kenneth went into the Scouts in December, 1959, while Michael waited another year until he became of age. That was in March of 1961 when he entered On September 12, 1961, Kenneth received his First Class Rank while Michael was awarded Second Class the same day.

From then on the boys worked together receiving their Star Rank on November 29,1962, and Life on October 30, 1963. Kenneth became a Patrol Leader in 1961, and one year later his brother his Assistant Patrol Leader. Last year Kenneth was voted by Troop to serve as Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, and Michael became Leader in his brother's a a en if they a the omce ville the lace Kenneth was chosen by mg to act with impugmty cier Lam ence his Scouts a few months against Cuba. Dr Margate Court, castigating gi teen-aged rioters who disrupted a holiday weekend at this seaside resort: "These long-haired, mentally unstable, petty little sawdust Caesars seem to find courage like rats by hunting only packs." on 23 Wellsburg Lee Mapierkowski, 19 Pa. Consent of parents nd San- ago to become Senior Patro Revival Services Scheduled At Apostolic Temple Evangelist Joanne Crutchfield of Frankfort, Indiana, will be singing and preaching at revival services at the Christ Apostolic Temple at Mailer Leader while Michael, nevei far behind, became his Assist ant Senior Patrol Leader.

These jobs both boys now hold in the Troop. Kenneth "a a Sophomore at Weir High School, a member of the Order of the Arrow, and i daily and teachers should make habit forming. They include saying (1) I am proud of you, (2) What do you jlhinkV (3) Common courteous- ies such as please, thank you, Ronald Hutson Advanced To F'-st Class Scout Ronald Hutson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutson of 120 North 24 Weirton passed to the rank of first class scout on Friday before Board of Review.

Michael Hawthorne, assistant patrol leader, was among the scouts at the overniter held by may etc. (4) Always saying i he testified a routine operation WITNESS (Continued From Page 1) and Mr. Fair struggling against a parked car on Fourth Street. He said when he got closer to Bie pair he saw a nine-inch knife in Mr. Feaster's hand.

Earth Jeter of 1045 Fourth Street, Weirton, testified he saw both Mr. Fair and Mr. Feaster in his house before the incident Mr. Fair was in his house after the incident and asked to be taken to the hospital. Mr.

Jeter said he gave Mr. Feaster his car keys and told him to take Mr. Fair to the hospital. Mr. Fair died in the hospital Deadline Set For Playground All playground applications must be in the Weirton Center's office by Thursday, May 21, Asolutely no applications be accepted after that date, according to Anthony Torchio, recreation director.

Playground applicants will be given a written examination Saturday it 5:00 p.m. at the five days after the alleged knit- center. Lore Lee Archileti, gen- ing jeral supervisor will adminis- Dr. Michael Sulka, Weirton' General Hospital pathologist, ter the tests. All those having applications Odd Fellows, Rebekahs Hold A smogasbord dinner a icld at the Community Center on Snlurdav honoring the grands of the Odd Fellows and "alts, tile chapter meni- Ders and the 25th anniversary cf the Star of the Valley Kc- aekah Lodge No.

73. Entertainment was provided by Hie Casey Srslcrs and by a group from the Park Hill Music Center. Musical selections were presented by Mrs. Eslhler Kuhns and Mrs. Bessie Engei, An introduction of the state officers included: Mrs.

Clonton Fiedler, past president of the Rekekah Assembly; Mrs. Daniel Kelley, past district deputy president; Mrs. Arlie Church, present district deputy president; Fred Mitchel, past i strict president of the Odd Fellows; Clinton Fiedler, deputy grand master; Herbert 31ovis, past grand and past patriarch and all past noble grands of both the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows. Seven chapter members received recognition and two 40 year members, Mrs. Elsie Rid- jly and Mrs.

Nettie McCiil- lough. Invocation was given by A. R. Mansberger followed by a brief speech. Leonard Salerno gave the welcome address.

Booster Club To Hold Picnic The Weirton Schools Boosters': club will sponsor a picnic and; swimming party on June 8 at the Margaret Manson' Weir Memorial pool at the Marland Heights Park. The annual affair will get underway at 6 p.m. Moose Auxiliary LltillCJdl IWIJiUil UiUIlUIUglM, i who performed an autopsy on are to take the test on SatuM ans i Mr PnirV ImHu moo nnnlhnr aav HO exceptions Will vSnesJcaUe'dt TMde. Those not appearing for The Academy tfFriendshi, testified I that the cause of death was due to a puncture wound in the stomach. However, under cross examination by Leonard Alpert, one of Mr.

Feaster's counsel, "Think You" for kindnesses, '5) Saying "We" not "Me" nor "il" but "We" Courteousy and being a member of the team will make success. Mr. Legg mentioned that Edgar Hoover stresses that parents teach children a good hobby, all children read should have a hobby, good wholesome books, share as a family occasions together, a youngsters to commune with God daily. Don't seek fame, for it is fleeting, don't seek popularity, for it is Boy Scout 134, sponsored by accidental but seek be good the Resurrection a for it is et church, at Devil's Den. Scoutmaster is John D.

Hawthorne. will also work as a Scoutcraft 91 57 HONOR (Continued From Page 1) Preparatory course is Veronica Janulewicz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Janulewicz, Box 1 Slovan, Pennsylvania with a four-year average of 91.66. Fourth place in the College Preparatory Course is i a Lounder, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward F. Lounder, 529 S. Main Street, Burgettstown, with a four-year average of Park, beginning at 7:30 p.m. ZOE DIES WASHINGTON (UPI) An whooping a vhich Interior Department officials had nursed with great care as a member of a nearly ex- inct species is dead.

A department spokesman announced Monday that the crane died Sunday at the San Antonio, Zoo an apparent pulmonary failure. lastruetor at Camp Clendenning Fort Sleuben Scout Reservation this summer. Michael, an eighth grade stu- Nancy Pacobit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pacobit, 2913 Elm Street ranks fifth in the College Preparatory Course, deT7we," JS Sign: wii, an average of 91.24 for the not work at camp this year, Wur but will stay home and help; Kankmg sixth in the College with the Troop.

Both boys attend Christ Methodist Church where their Ti meets every Monday night. They are interested in aquatic sports, mainly swimming and water skiing, and both boys hold Scout Life Guard ratings. Their father, John H. Jacobs, Preparatory Course is Roseanne Farulli, daughter of Mr. TMd Mrs.

Vincent Farulli Easl Market Street, Burgettstown Pa. having earned a 90.64 average for four years. Seventh in the College Preparatory Course is Judith Cutrone with an average of 90.16 officers was Mrs. Jottom. Greathouse is Re- jional Director of Region 10, West Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers.

Region 10 ncludes Counties Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall a iVetzel. Officers installed for Ihe 1964-65 term was President, Mrs. Claudius Ford, New Cumberland; First Vice President, Mrs. Ted Cwiczynski of Weirton; Second Vice President Mrs. George Mrvos of Weirton; third Vice President, George Vukas of Newell; Secretary, Mrs.

Paul Barnett of Weirlon; and Treasurer, Mr. Joe Hill ol Weirton. Awards for membership in creases was presented to Dun bar PTA, Jefferson Newel PTA, Weirton Heights PTA Highest PTA Magazines sold in Cumberland PTA and Marlanc I magazines. ert izor. the Weirton Heights PTA- the county was Heights PTA.

Liberty PTA was presented an award for half the schools enrollment in the PTA. Honorary life memberships vas performed on Mr. Fair's tomach before he died so the reating physician could inspect the inside of the victim's stomach. The doctor said under he cross examination that Mr. Fair could have died from the operation.

When questioned again by Mr. Tarr, Dr. Sulka said Mr. Fair wouldn't have needed the operation had it not been for the knife wound. Others testifying were Patrolman Paul Pagur and Detective Sgt.

Edward Giallucco of the Weirton Police Department two of the officers that helped with the investigation of tho ase. Mrs. Helena Fair, widow of he victim, who was waiting in witness room of the court- louse to testify in the case, collapsed late yesterday afternoon while the trial was in session. She was taken to Weirton General Hospital by sheriff's deputies, but was back in the witness room when the tria' continued today. The.

Jury: John McSwegin, e- mary Bartley, Oiive Parkins, William White, Ruth Adam Gibas, William Goppen Frederick Lahr, Marybelle Hoover, William Domolewicz Audrey Geer and Marcus Trough, Jr. Alternates on th jury are Cecil Beagle and Rob he test will be disqualiiied. By United Press International DISSENTING VOTER ATLANTA (UPI) Argonne Way became Whispering Pines Drive Monday by action of the city board of aldermen. Ed Gilliam cast the only dissenting vote. "There isn't a pine tree within 15 miles," he said.

EXHORBITANT DAY SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)-A burglar was caught Monday jecause he gave part of his oot to two men as payment for jiving him a ride. They thought the television set the man gave them was ex- lorbitant payment just so they called police. SEEKS SHORT CUT SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) --Willard Boyd, 46, ivas charged with burglary because police wouldn't believe his story of why he happened to be found in a closed paint shop on Sunday.

Boyd said he was merely "looking for a short cut from the alley to the main CAR IS LATE LOS GATOS, Calif. (UPI)-A robber took from the Old Oak Bottle Shop Monday, fled outside, returned for a three minutes, and finally! made good his escape. His excuse for the three-minute return: "My car isn't here yet." idship Dinner of the Women of the Moose will be held on June 1 at 6 p.m. in the Moose lodge. This announcement was made at a regular business meeting on Monday, with Mrs.

Joseph Ferrari presiding. Members belonging to the academy will receive rings at this time. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Mark Andcr- son, before Arpil 27. new candidates a and ie secret faggj COVERS EVERY AREA OF THE NATION AND CAMADA.

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Box 14358, Long Baaed, California WALL STREET EXPECT RECORD (Continued From Page 1) In Washington, Senate Demo- ParK, Beginning at p.m.; incir lamer, jonii n. jauuua, Judith is the tonight, and continuing two or! The crane, named Zoe, a Scoutmaster of their Tro of Mr and Mrs three weeks. The services will be held nightly except Mondays. Miss Crutchfield has traveled from the Montevista National extensively as guest at revivals Wildlife Refuge in Colorado for throughout the United States. treatment by specialists.

been plagued with troubles I an is employed by Dravo Cor- from the lime she was hatched' and had been sent to the zoo were presented to Mrs. Claudius Upham Co. says thai the 50 cratic Whip Hubert H. Hum- Ford by Mrs. Howard Wright, per cen advance in the Dow-'phrey, who is floor president of the New Cumber- ones industrial average since manager of the civil rights bill, llandPTA, to Mrs.

Ted Cwiczyn- tne October 1962 low was'said he expected Wallace to get ski by Mrs. George Starr in be-; cause( a relatively few is- a little more man 35 per cent half of the Weirton Heights! fues Cutrone of 100 Greenlawn Boulevard. poration as an Operating En- cvalll giaeer of the new Pike Island Donald son of Mr lock and dam near Wheeling Mrs Wede 30n The study showed that of the JO component stocks that make Boys receiving Tenderfoot awards were: Maynard Ferguson, Paul Waltz, David Losh, Coursfl ancf and George Dankochik. 'in that course. Graduation Ceremonies West Street has earned a 00 in the College Pre- ranks PTA; for Dunbar PTA in absentia of Mr.

Roy Brown, Mrs. Brown presented a Life Membership to Mrs. David Gilliam. Mrs. Anthony DiBart in new all time highs this year.

ou of the Marland Heights PTA! presented memberships to David Blanc was awarded his George Mrvos and Mrs. Carl mves tors Secom. Class Rank. Donald Costello, Jack Ensell, Charles Dodd, Loy, Bruce King, Keith Gilkey, Timothy 11, and Michael Dorsch were on hand to receive First Class Awards. the 101 students comprising the 1964 Graduating Class of Ma donna High School will be held Thursday evening, June 4th at 7:30 o'clock in the St.

Joseph the Worker Church. The Rev Brennan Manning of the College Boys qualified for Life Rank: Steubenville will deliver tr were: 'address to the graduates. Donald Hebb, son of Mr. sis cr Adelaide William stated Mrs. Willis Hebb 30 Helen t)ial lis is xln graduating and Madonna High School the largest to graduate of tho vote.

He said a big Wallace rary bill, but itcome. James Dines 5: Co. advises! In Wisconsin's April 7 Demo- cra(ic pr i mar Wallace won 34 to purchase stocks; situa- ndiana primary May 5 he go( Mrs. Wagner thanked 29 8 er ccn! members who served and work- ed in PTA work i her DeSantis. maml llon through the years.

She thanked Mrs. Charles French who was in charge of the programs, Mrs. Richard Morgan and Mrs. Wal- type of stock that is currently popular." The Dines letter a i The Olympic National a the correct market appears to be the ains, ocean beaches (both). a less a downtrend actually bc- Beautiiul Flowers for BIRTHDAY'S, ANNIVERSARY'S Get Well or Just To Say 1 Love You TONY BLINN'S MY FLORIST Phone 748-5322 Flowers By Wire ter Boley who was in charge of the banquet plans and hos- pitality chairmen.

i Ale Hamilton Inslilute Special guests nat con tj uing favorable were Ohio County Council Pres-! rC from the stecl ident, Mrs. A Schiller, and construct on industries, and L-IUU iwuv is cunipi "i uL-iii, mia. JICHUIU i i no 0 yp immediate son of Merle 1495 students. The school is staf-John Stankiewicz, Mrs. James sn(m id contribute to "un- 'alley Way, was fed by the Sisters of St.

Jo-IVollz. Mrs. Wilbur Bickmeyer' dcrlvinj slock mar ket support Rank of Life' of Newark and nine Wheeling Publicity Chair- for me i ongcr IAYS JOHNSON Will GET IRISH INVITATION-PrcsentinR Ms srctlltlonills to President Johnson at the White House In Washington, Irish Amb. William Fay predicts that President Enmon Do Vnlera of Ireland will invite the President to Visit hla country when De Valera visits U.S. later this month.

street. Don has been in Scouting four years. He has served as Patrol Leader and is now ronl school thus far. County Council r( cl ons tna interest rates ing as a Scoutcraft instructor, student body is comprised Mrs. Harold Griffin.

Mrs.j not up immediate Edwin Waltz, sor Waltz of 114 Valley presented the Rar Scout. He has been in the troop teachers. I man of West Virginia Congress I five years and is now the Troop jot Parents and Teachers. NOW YOU KNOW i Scribe. Contented people are I Mrs.

Ford, newly installed Edward Delanccy of 220 Mn-' -ho have learned to like doing president announced that on By Uniteo Press International son street has been in the Ihey have to do, any-; June 2, 7:30 p.m. at the New Smog was a problem as far two years and has served as av. school, there will back as 1306 when king Ld- assisLiiit Palrol Leader and -0- be a meeting of local PTA ward I outlawed tho use of soft patrol of nine boys The average man is 42 aroumrPresidents and Hancock fuel in London after in whrii he is the leader. waist, 42 around the chest, Council officers. complaints from citizens about parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Cl.ir-'M. around the golf course, and; Approximately 115 persons smoke from coal-burning fires, Mice Dclanccv a misiance around the house, were in attendance. i according to Science Thank I am deeply grateful to all who supported me in the recent election campaign. I want to thank each and every one who worked for me and voted for me.

Sincerely, James V. Pctrelle.