The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 7

The Evening Review East LivMpool. Ohio Thursday, May 26,1977 46th Anniversary Fete frlTt Awcivds Featured By DAR Here Park Meets With U.S. Delegation The 46th 'anniversary of Rebecca Griscom Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was observed with a luncheon meeting at the Country Club The unit was organized May 15, 1931. The table was covered with a blue cloth and decorated with small flags and miniature Sebastian figurines representing the various personalities during the time of the Revolutiwiary War. Mrs.

John Fraser Mrs. Arthur Cloran were associate hostesses. Guests were Mrs. Ed Jaksa of Phoeniz, Mrs. Curtis Patterson of Montreal, Canada, Miss Nell Robinson of Harrisville, and Mrs.

Irene Griffith. Mrs. Cloran, vice regent, presided. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Stanley Rose Mrs.

John Mihalick, flag chairman, led the salute and the repeating of Apostles The message of the president- general, Mrs. Rawson Smith, was read by Mrs. Earl Gibson, secretary, who also read the minutes. Other reports were heard from Mrs. Earl Lones, treasurer; Mrs.

William Morgan, national defense chairman, and Mrs. Walter Hewitt, Ohio News chairman. Miss Robinson reported on the Continental Congress held in April at Washington, D. C. She said some 3,140 were registered for the four-day event.

Sfteakers included John Cwinelly of Texas, who stressed "Vital Maj. Gen. James Keegan, who talked on and Paul Scott, who spcAe on Part in the Challenge to Mrs. George Upham Bay lies was installed as presiden- tgeneral for the 1977-78 season. In her acceptance speech, she mentioned that the DAR must be recognized as a force for good on all levels from the local to the state and national.

Miss Robinson reported that the DAR is a growing group with 38,000 applications approved during the past year. The program was presented by Mrs. Cloran, who reviewed a study she prepared on Humor, Why, When and She commented on the American S. Cobb, who believed that we must laugh at ourselves; Ogden Nash, who wrote on human folly; Will Rogers and his homespun philosojiiy, and Mark Twain, best known for his characters of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. The annual picnic will be held June 14 with Mrs.

Gibson of Clark.son. By JAMES KIM SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) South Korean President Park Chung-hee told a special American delegation today the withdrawal of U.S. giwnd forces from Korea must be preceded by measure to ensure peace on the Korean peninsula Park met Gen. George Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Philip Habib, undersecretary of state for political affairs, for three hours at the Blue House, the official presidential residence. President two envoys arrived in Seoul "Tuesday for consultations with Korean leaders on the planned pullout of U.S.

ground troops. of Maj. Gen. John Singlaub, who had been chief of staff of U.S. forces in Korea, has focused attention on the concerra vdced by Singlaub and other American military men that the pullout could invite an attack from North Korea.

The broad question of American troop commitments also was coming under scrutiny in Washington today before a House Armed Services subcommittee with Singlaub as its first witness. Following meeting at the Blue House, presidential spokesman Lim Bang-hyon said the American officials explained the basic S. plan for the ground forces withdrawal to president at the meeting pointed out that the most important thing in connection with the ground forces pullout is that necessary measures to assure security must be surely taken linked with the the spokesman said Park said the measures should include the maintenance of deterrents to the recurrence of war and assistance in upgrading South defense capabilities His chief concern, the spokesman said, was to maintain the military balance- are like cobwebs which may catch small flies but let wasps and hornets break Two members of the East Liverpool Jaycee-ettes received awaros at the closing dinner meeting at Waterford Inn Mrs. Karen Baughman of Oakwood right, was named of the She was the recipient of the of the awards for September and May. She served as chairman of the playground and special project committees and the "Bimbo Karen was social chairman and co-hostess for the February session.

On the district level, Mrs. Baugan chaired the name tag committee for the inter-valley dinner. She has attended two all- state conventions. Mrs. Mary Ann Steele, retiring president, displays the plaques she received as the outstanding president and the outstanding chapter (rf the district, 'file unit was also named the outstanding chapter of the regicH).

Mrs. Steele was named district coordinator for the next season. Mrs. Bridget Rayl of Bradshaw Ave. received the presidential of from Mrs.

Steele. She was named of the for October and served as co-chairman of Prevaition She chaired the committee for the concession stand at the Haunted House and served as auctiwifeer for a special project. The following officers were inatailed by Mrs. Steele: Mrs. president; Mrs.

Cheri Thornton, vice president; Mrs. Rayl, recording secretary; Mrs. Sue Cochran, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Sharon Wolfe, treasurer Speaking in behalf of the unit, Mrs. Baughman presented a gift to Mrs.

Steele. In turn, she presented gifts to the outgoing officers, certificates (rf appreciation to the members and plaques to the of the winners during the Sheriff Suicide In Pa. WASHlMiTUN, Pa (UPI) Washington County Sheriff Hannah Johns, who was defeated in last week Democratic primary, died Tuesday of an apparent suicide, police said. body was found by his wife slumped in a chair at their home here. County Coroner Farrell Jackson pronounced him dead of gunshot wounds to the chest at 11:20 a No note was found.

Johns, 61, sheriff earlier this year when Alex Debrecenzi quit the job to work for the state auditor general in Harrisburg. One of 10 candidates in last Democratic primary for sheriff, Johns lost by more than 2,000 votes to Michael Flynn a local restaurant owner and son of a former county commissioner. Johns started his political In Washington County 25 years ago. He was chief deputy county treasurer, chief deputy warden and chief of county detectives in the district office prior to becoming sheriff. OVEREXPOSURE DURANGO, Colo.

(UPI) Lindsay Crosby, son of singer Bing Crosby, has been fined $100 for swimming nude in a resort motel pool in the presence oi two women, who apparently didn mind. Alan Johnson, of the La Hata County district office, said Tuesday charges of indecent exposure were droR)ed because the women at all alarmed at his conduct. He asked them if he could do it Crosby, 39, was arrested by deputies last month on the complaint of the motel manager. year. Most recently named to the monthly awards were Mrs.

Wolfe, for the egg-coloring in April, and Baughman, for her efforts in the iMayground project and fundraising activities. Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs Rayl were named to a committee to decorate a window for the Pottery Festival. A report on the nursing home visitation project was given by Mrs. Brenda Brdtaw.

Mrs. Debbie Brokaw was named chairman of the elderly citizen project for next season. Mrs. Sue Irwin reported nine members attended the valley dinner meeting at Newton Falls. Tickets for a fund-raising project were distributed by Mrs.

Baughman. She said the see saw would be installed soon on the playground of the Salvation Army Citadel. Mrs. Kay Fisher and Mrs. Brenda were hostesses for the dinner event.

Mrs. Sharon Piverotto won the prize. The opening fall session will be Sept 13. REVIVAL at the Mt. Zion United Methodist church Clarkson Rd.

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