The Bee from Danville, Virginia (2024)

October 5, 1966

Publication:

The Beei

Location:

Danville, Virginia

Issue Date:

Wednesday, October 5, 1966

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3

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The Bee: Danville Va Wed Oct 5 1966 3 A County Buys ive Police Cars Okays Quail Plan Temple Praised vuinitnjniiiiiiniinmiiiniinfiinntiinniiiinntnniinninnniniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiitiiiiiniiiinniifl Area Deaths And unerals oiiiinuiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii uneral Rites Held or Mrs Lillie Wiles inal rites for Mrs Lillie Biggs Wiles were conducted yesterday afternoon from irst Pilgrim Church by the Rev Kenneth Story and the Rev ort Interment was in High land Burial Park Pallbearers were Robert Oli ver Roley Wells Winfred Bow man Gorman Cox Bill Moore field Baker Willie Nor ton Tom Biggs and Edward Tuck Haley uneral Held Yesterday Afternoon The funeral for Charles Haley Sr of 136 Garden Grove Ave was conducted yesterday afternoon from the Swicegood uneral Chapel Interment was in loral Hills Memory Gar dens Pallbearers were Mahlon Mar tin Douglas Motley Charles Smith Jack Estlow Harry Coleman 0 Walker Jr A Church and Wallace Slayton Mrs Mary Harvey uneral Yesterday inal services for Mrs Mary Thomas Harvey of 631 erry Rd were conducted from Stokcsland Methodist Church yesterday afternoon by the Rev Calvin Johnson and the Rev Thomas Murphy Inter ment was in Hickory Grove Methodist Church cemetery on the Mayfield Rd Pallbearers were Harry Dal ton Lawrence Ross the Rev Gentry Thomas Bur ton Tom Moore James Martin Bill Martin and uneral Conducted or armer CHATHAM Last services for William armer were conducted yesterday afternoon from the Scott uneral Chapel by the Rev Mills In terment was in loral Hills Me mory Gardens Pallbearers were Bark er Jr Rawley Bowen Ber nice armer A Emerson alls Charlie Motley Levi Osborne and Letcher Bar ley Dalton 62 inal Rites Today MARTINSVILLE uneral rites for Carter Wayne Dalton 62 were conducted today at 11 am from McKee uneral Cha pel with burial following in Oakwood Cemetery Mr Dalton died Monday night In Martinsville General Hospi tal A lieutenant with the Martins ville Police Department he had been a policeman 34 years He was a member of Wesley Me thodist Church Surviving are his wife Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell Dalton of the home four sisters Mrs Ruth Rogers of Stuart Mrs Dorothy Helms of Stuart Mrs Gertrude Lawson of Lawsonville and Mrs lora Clark of High Point and four broth ers Paul Dalton of Stuart Ben Dalton of loyd Milo Dalton of Mullins Va and Neil Dalton of Trinity Services Scheduled or Resident's Kin Memorial services for 'C Brooks former banker and ma yor of Hendersonville and father of Mrs Crews of Danville were set for today in Mount Dora la with bu rial following in Hendersonville on riday Mr Brooks died recently in Mount Dora Embezzling Case Of Local Man Is Bound Over CHATHAM A clerk who al legedly went on a binge while his employer was at the beach was among three persons sent on to the grand jury on felouy charges yesterday in County Court Mallie Mitchell 51 of Dan ville was bound over on a charge of embezzling $98118 from his employer Harry Col lins operator of a fruit stand just east of Danville on Rt 58 Mitchell is accused of spend ing some $200 of mon ey for alcoholic beverages mo tel room and gifts for feminine companions while Collins was at the beach last Aug 15 19 Deputy Sheriff Barber testified he arrested Mitchell Danville and later found $700 in the refrigerator at the Keel ing home of one of the women Collins said he left Mitchell In charge of the fruit stand when he went to the beach At that time Mitchell had $400 in cash with which to operate plus the merchandise at the stand Collins added Collins said when he return ed four days later Mitchell and the money had disappeared and the freezer doors at his fruit stand were open Also bound over yesterday was Junior Anderson 30 Ne gro of Sutherlin Rt 2 on a charge of attempted felonious ormer Mayor Of Gretna Dies Dennis Webb 86 who served two terms as mayor of Gretna from 1918 to 1922 died yesterday at an Alexandria hos ital after a long illness Mr Webb joined Chesapeake Ohio Railroad in 1903 and re tired in 1954 when he moved to Arlington He also operated a jewelry store in Gretna from 1922 until his retirement A native of ranklin Coun ty Mr Webb taught school hear Roanoke for three years at the turn of the century Surviving are his wife Grace and one daughter Daphne Webb both of the home in Ar lington Lawrence I Koplen Services Conducted Last rites for Lawrence I Koplen of 124 Grove Park Cir were conducted yesterday aft ernoon from the Swicegood neral Chapel by Rabbi Benja min Kelson Interment follow ed in Aetz Chayim Cemetery Pallbearers were Alvin Harris Alvin Silverman Louis Berman Dr Herbert Silverman Dr Paul riedm Dr Daniel Jason Dr Louis Calisch Mose Rom Dr Samuel Newman and Dr Snowden Hall Jr Rites This Afternoon or Wilbur Spangler SOUTH BOSTON uneral services for i 1 Cecil Spangler 65 year old South Boston retired railroad fore man were to be conducted to day at 2 pm from the irst Baptist Church Burial with Masonic rites was to follow in Oak Ridge Cemetery Mr Spangler died yesterday in a Durham NC hospital Surviving are his wife Mrs Carrie itts Spangler South Boston three daughters Mrs Burton of Newport News Mrs Glenn Ratcliff of South Boston and Mrs Smith of Lynchburg two sons Lloyd Spangler of Newport News Cecil Spangler of South Bos ton and the following step children: Mrs Brown of Rocky Mount Mrs Ruby Crowder of Chase City Willie itts of South Boston and Zander itts of Hollywood Also surviving are three sis ters Mrs Morris of Buchanan Mrs Nettie Perkins of Richmond and Mrs Bernard Melton of Hanover two brothers Spangler of Clif ton orge and Therman Spang ler of Roanoke 13 grandchil dren and four great grandchil dren Ulysses Henderson Memorial Rites Held A memorial service for Ulys ses Henderson was conducted yesterday afternoon from the chapel in Roman Eagle Memor ial Home by Dr George Jackson and Dr Paul Hodge The body is being cremated and the place of interment has not been determined Miss Grace Arnett uneral Tomorrow Graveside services for Miss Grace Arnett will be conduct ed tomorrow at 11 am in Green Hill Cemetery Miss Arnett was found dead at her home 226 Virginia Ave yesterday at 1:30 pm She had been in declining health for the past year Dr Sizer said her death was from natural causes Miss Arnett was born in Dan ville a daughter of the late Eugene Samuel Arnett and Ma mie Dickerson Arnett She was a member of Main Street Methodist Church Surviving are' one brother Eugene Willard Arnett of Dan ville and a number of nieces and nephews The body is at Townes neral Home and the family is at the residence of her brother at 169 Holbrook Ave assault on John Lanier of Ring gold on Sept 18 Lanier and his grandson Sylvester Bruce tes tified Anderson struck Lanier on the arm with the back of an ax during a Sunday morning argument Samuel Chaney 19 of Chat ham Rt 3 was bound over for statutory rape of a 14 year old girl after she testi fied she had had relations with Chaney on several occasions between August of last year and last July 10 She said she now is pregnant and identified Chaney as the father She told the court he threatened to kill her if she told her parents of their affair Both are Negroes PLANS APPROVED RICHMOND inal sew age disposal plans for the new John Tyler Community College in Chesterfield County and er rum Junior College in ranklin County and preliminary plans for Richard Bland ollege near Petersburg have been approved by the State Water Control Board The earliest known primates appeared in the Palacocene period of about 70 million years ago What Prizes Shall We Try or Now family shown above of the 1966 variety show at the IltllUlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlltlllll iiiiiiiiiiiiiituiiiiiiiiiiia office and cuff em at American Literature the blue ribbon winners Montgomery of 102 Mill Rd reported to their pet registered Ruth The first moving sidewalk at any airport in Canada was re cently installed between the terminal and a loading ramp at Montreal International Airport per Wil WWI Vets Discuss Insurance Officers Registration for adults want ing to enroll in special interest classes at George Washington and John Langston high schools will continue tonight at 7:30 at both schools OWN OPICS irst nominations for the son to receive the Hugh liams VW 1966 Out standing Citizen Award were taken under consideration last night by a special selection committee The presentation of the award will take place at a banquet Nov 17 at 7:30 pm the Charcoal House WHY THE WEATHER? RICHMOND (41 Passage of a cold front through Virginia during the day will bring some gradual clearing and cooler temperatures this afternoon and tonight A large mound of cool er air behind the front will dominate the weather Thursday and riday Peace Corps placement tests will be administered at the Danville post office Saturday at 9 am for area residents inter ested in becoming volunteers Application forms which must be completed before the test is taken can be obtained from the post James Walters police yesterday that his home had been entered and burglar ized He listed as missing $15 in Kennedy half dollars $7 in smaller change a radio port able record player links Marvin Alec Davis 34 of 480 Main St Apt Bl was arrested yesterday on a charge of defrauding Town House Mo tor Lodge of $265 Det Groff made the arrest on a warrant sworn to by an ploye of the motel the Administration Building of Danville Community College (formerly DTI) on Main St Two residents lost dogs yesterday The Chihauhau of Mrs Gammon of 713 Claiborne St was run over and killed by a car the driver of which kept going Joyce Soyars of 841 Pine St reported the theft of a mongrel puppy from her home while she was away going to do anything about the Earlier this year Bailey sought unsuccessfully to have the board request a state trap ping program in the county to catch foxes which he contends prey on such game as rabbits and quail Dan Love of the Izaak Wal ton League asked the board to continue the quail program saying he has talked to people over the eountv and on the opening night fun on the their arms South Boston Joins Regional Planning Body Corporation Court Making Progress On Civil Docket More Students or Extension Courses Needed SOUTH BOSTON City Coun cil has reversed a previous vote and agreed to join the South side Regional Planning Com mission Council's action came Mon day night after the governing body was informed that re gional planning would be a prime consideration in approv ing the application for federal grants for water and sewer lines in the annexed area of the city At its September meeting Council had voted against af filiation with the regional com mission which is also to be composed of the counties of Halifax Mecklenburg and Char lotte Each political subdivi sion is to appropriate funds for operation of the regional group on a per capita basis The negative vote apparent ly stemmed from the fact that the share of the com operating costs was unknown at that time City Manager Aubrey Hough ton told Council it now appears that the cost to the localities will not exceed three cents per capita during the early stages of the development of the com mission The Halifax and Mecklenburg boards of supervisors both have voted to participate in the re gional group and Charlotte County has deferred action pending further study of the costs involved In other business Council voted to petition the State High way Department for a partial relocation of Rt 501 in the city that would include a new four lane bridge over Dan River to replace the present narrow structure and a new street from the river to irst St or Logan St Of the total estimated cost of $987000 the city would be re quired to pay 15 pos sibly as much as $100000 for improvements made inside the city Houghton said It was emphasized that the Highway Department would bear the entire expenses of the four lane bridge band to precede tonight's regular free grandstand Last night the grandstand show was interrupted before the conclusion of the high wire performance when an over eager fireworks man got ahead of the clock The lights in the stage area were cut off and his rockets were sent aloft before the arrival of the scheduled the end of the grandstand show Multiple Award Winners Named or Art Hobby Exhibits At air The Danville air obviously had full of prizes are proof The Deggelfer carnival making its initial appearance on the local midway came in for consider able praise from more than 2000 air goers County Students Day is being observed by the air today with a special 7 concert by the Dan River High School OVC 11 with BailPV ifpmc ran pointing out that he is opposed duced to bring the cost witHn to the program if not the budget Sl 0 Permit Is Issued or A $54000 Church Addition Details of a group hospital insurance program for World War I veterans were discussed at last meeting of Dan sylvania Barracks and prepar ations were made for the November election of officers Once monthly meeting es were established for the Bar racks Nominations will be present ed in November by a commit tee composed of George Dan iels Robert Bullington Herman A Lester and Eugene A Hudg ins Officers elected at that time will be installed at a De cember gathering which will bo a ladies night event and cover led dish supper Redwood trees owe their longevity partly to the fact that the reddish bark contains a chemical called tannin which makes the redwood almost im pervious to insects fungus and rot Construction of a $54000 ad dition to airview Methodist Church on Westover Dr was disclosed today with the is suance of such a permit at the office of Building Inspector Stokes Daniel The 40 by 96G ft block and brick structure will be a two story affair extending as a wing to the present building at the rear The ground level will com prise a social hall kitchen and storage room The second story will con tain an office and eight class rooms A Saunders is the con tractor Little or no trend in overall crime activity is indicated in the monthly report of Police Chief McCain The report on arrests exclu sive of traffic violations shows tnat while there were 50 more in September than in August and 37 more than in the same month last year the total of 472 was a decrease of 104 from September 1964 Capital offense arrests in cluded two for homicide against none in August and one each in September last year and the year before There was one forcible rape arrest the same as in August and September last year Two armed robberies are list ed against one in August and none the corresponding month of the previous two years There were 31 aggravated as saults the same as in August and 16 simple assaults a de cline of four Arrests were made in three burglaries out of 26 reported A table showing offenses known to police lists 104 com pared with 82 in August and 71 in September of last year In the misdemeanor line with the August figure in parenthe ses) arrests included: offenses against the family and children 26 (22) public intoxication 176 (178) drunk driving 24 (19) disorderly conduct 69 (56) and fraud 10 (12) A section of the report deal ing with traffic covers the first nine months of the year These statistics and a comparison with the same period last year include: accidents 1216 (1095) fatalities 2 (3) injuries 254 (237) hit runs 79 (58) cmforcc ment (arrests) 14363 (12225) and parking violations 10123 (9004) his deputies with county owned vehicles Hoyd Daniel of Chatham was low bidder offering to provide five hords with pack specifications at a price of $190579 per car The board accepted this offer and also ordered vinyl uphols tery added at a cost of $24 per car The cars are to be de livered in about 60 days The second low bidder was Hunt Chevrolet which offered five Bel Aire Chevrolets for $199707 each A $1000 appropriation to con tinue the quail restocking pro gram in the county was ap proved over the objection of Supervisors Albert Bailey and ivooert asiey Additional registrations will be needed tonight for some half dozen University of Vir ginia Extension classes made available in Danville this fall while two of the proposed of ferings have been dropped for lack of enrollment Local Director Over ton said two or three more students are needed for courses in Commercial Law Public Speaking and Reference Work and Bibliography or School Libraries our to six more students are needed for courses in American History and Musical Literature while a few are necessary for a freshman English composition class he said The classes that were cancel led were Masterpieces of Eng nsn and and Art in the Elementary School Registrations fnr anv nf fhn irst place awards went to fall offerings except the two cancc lied courses win no nc Winston rented toniehf at 7 in 4 ine A I I I i CHATHAM Police cars quad restocking a proposed of fice building program and a resolution praising city manager were the major topics of discussion at last meeting of the Pittsyl vania County Board of Super visors During the session the county fathers: the purchase of five police cars for the sheriff's department Local Crime Report Shows Little Trend The Danville air got off toiRichmo Blvd in the water a good start yesterday with opening day attendance totaling 2530 compared to only 904 on the first day last year Included among the throng were a large number of pre school age children whose parents were introducing them to the delights of the exhibit building and midway during the afternoon and early evening hours Some of the first rrivals at the airground after the gates opener at 1 pm found two of the exhibit gs in dark ness and judging of entries at a standstill The blackout was only temporary however un til workmen could replace an electric line that had been pull down by the crane of a vehicle passing beneath it When judging was completed late in the evening Danvillians were found to have made an almost clean sweep of the art prizes but in the Hobby Department local resi dents had more competition from out of town hobby enthu siasts than in any recent year of the air Mrs Greene of 408 Martin St Reidsville NC was the winner of the most first prizes in the Hobby De partment claiming eight blue ribbons for dolls and doll out fits and one for costume jew elry A Reidsville Rt 1 resident Mrs Brown won two blue ribbons for dolls as did Cheryl Coats of Nathalie Two artistic sculpture and a hand painted won first prizes for Mrs armer of Keeling Rt 1 Other blue ribbons for dolls went to Margaret Coats Linda Coates and Nancy Woosley all of Nathalie and dolls and doll outfits also brought first prizes to Beth Knick of 119 Dublin Ct Karen Knick and Mrs Knick both of Danville Rt 1 Judy Morrison of Spencer re ceived a top prize for her an tique doll a collection of for eign dolls won a blue ribloon for Anita Land of Brosville School and a similar award went to Joe Allen Powell of 242 Allison Dr for a character doll Alice Neal of Reidsville Rt 1 received a blue ribbon for a doll outfit as did Mrs John Wagoner of Gibsonville Rt 1 NC and Mrs Rachel Jef ferson of 434 Gilbert Dr Model planes that won top prizes at this air were a flying model entered by Neal Howard of 425 Southland Dr and gas models bv Stewart Jennings of 2868 Westover Dr and Watkins Tate of 2876 West over Dr KheSniiIc 1 resident Kathnne Bryant received the irs top prize for decorated cnina Lie ceramics award went to Jerry Blair of 413 Southamp ton Ave for an ashtray and Clayton Bowen of 1516 ranklin lpke received a blue ribbon colorfuI rooster mosaic Other creative craft prizes went to Mrs Betty Walton of 1 3 Southern St for a leather craft purse to Mrs Dewey Saunders of Chatham Rt 3 for a music box and to Danny Rick etts of 1268 Washington St for a treasure chest in the wood working field: and to Lottie Harris of 301 Third Ave for a wood carving of a Confederate iildier ART WINNERS Top awards for amateur adult artists participating in this air exhibit went to Richard Bliss of 660 Jefferson St for an oil painting Gladys Sale of Bedford Rt 5 for an entry in the water color pastel category Bob Jones of 421 Main St for a portrait and Mrs Hilda Taylor of 463 Main St for a drawing In the professional competi tion the blue ribbon winners were Mrs George A Carter of 143 Tinden Dr for an oil paint ing Lucille Walton of 1116 i ivvi ujc vuuuiy diiu i ve njtl the continuation of yet to hear anybody against a quad restocking program in it Easley who has been sharply critiial of proposals for a major office building program tried without success to get other board members to say what they thought the county should do about providing more of fice space for its employes Easley said he thought the old Chatham High School could be converted into an office building for a modest sum but both he and Bailey suggested that no major expenditure be made until the county knows whether it is going to lose fed eral funds if the government decides Pittsylvania is not in compliance with civil rights guidelines for schools In unanimously adopting a resolution lauding City Man ager Temple of Danville the board noted that Temple well served in his city man agerial capacity the interest of the people of Pittsylvania county as well as those of the Cty of Danville with integrity dignity and constructive fore sight for the vast potential of our The resolution was offered by Supervisor rank Walton of Dan River District dean of the board and a member in 1950 51 when Temple in one of his initial actions as first city manager directed an annexation proceeding that nearly doubled the size The county waged a bitter osing fight against the move but both ralton and Bailey who seconded the motion made it clear last night that no en mity now exists against Tem ple The county fathers also heard a report from School Superin tendent II Combs who in formed them that the low bid on a school bus garage was Sl 15 $15000 more th a budgeted Combs said the con tractor and architect are work together to See if srvrno i Ul iv or the second day nothing was on tap in Corporation Court today in view of prior develop ments Originally scheduled were campanion civil actions That of Louise Owen Hawker against Harold Lewis McGhee had been dismissed earlier and a com promise settlement was entered in the case of Phyllis Hunter Hawker against the same de fendant Disposition in cases which had been set for yesterday in cluded warrants rcmovcd ac tions: Marshall Ready Mix Co against A errell and oth ers dismissed Triangle Brick Co against Construc tion Corp plaintiff awarded $644 in one action and $322 in an other while two others were dismissed at costs Scheduled for tomorrow with jury trial waived are open ac count actions on motions by Don Calaman Co Inc and Pied mont Hardware Co Inc both against John Carter Jr Settlements of two cases or iginally set for riday have been indicated to the court These are companion actions by James Marvin Roberts and Jer roll Simmons Roberts against Doris Doige Harville With the remainder of the court's docket already filled eight cases added to the orig inal docket of 46 cases have been carried over the county Deferred action on the pro posed county office building program until it is known wheth er the county is going to be denied federal funds for not be ing in compliance with civil rights guidelines adopted a res olution commending Edward Temple of Danville who has resigned effective Dec 4 after 16 years as city manager other business the super visors empowered Common Attorney Joseph Whitehead to condemn a drain age easem*nt on the land of Jim Gilbert on Gilbert Dr so that work can proceed to bring this street up to secondary road standards approved a map pre pared by Commissioner of Rev enue Garland Turner for use in making census tracts of the county in the 1970 census adopt ed a secondary road budget for the coming year and agreed sponsor the activities of the (Pittsylvania County Action Com mittee the county's anti poverty agency Bids on the police cars from several Chatham and Gretna auto dealers were opened as color pastcl category and Caro lyn Thomas of 115 Lockett St who won two first prizes a portrait and also for a drawing There were so many entries in the adult amateur category that initially the oil paintings were judged as entries in two different classifications with a second round of judging neces sary yesterday evening to de I termine the final winners in this phase of the contest The result was the blue rib bon th went to Bliss a red ribon for Mrs Jordan of 438 Cheriton Dr and a third prize for Mrs Hilda Taylor of 463 Main St In the amateur adult compe tition other red ribbon winners were Mrs Shirley II McEl heney of 429 Woodlawn Dr Na dine Thomasson of 115 North mont Ct and Bob Jones of 421 Main St Third prizes were awarded to Elizabeth 11 Carter of 293 Hawthorne Dr William Vaughan of 821 Melville Ave and Danny Ricketts of 1628 Washington St In the professional category second prizes went to Lillian Overton of 135 College Ave David McCune of 754 Sixth St Mrs Paul riedman of 273 Linden Dr and Lucille Walton of 116 Richmond Blvd Third place recognition was received by works by Elizabeth Moore of 119 Sussex Pl Mrs Robert Harper of 148 Robertson Ave Lillian Overton of 135 College Ave and David Mc Cune of 754 Sixth St Katherine Bryant of Reids ville Rt 1 received the blue ribbon in the competition for post high school artists Ellen DeMott of 227 Druid Hills plac ed second Wayne Carey of 170 orest Lawn Dr third and Karen Hoskins of 54 Dallas Ave fourth In the high school competi tion Pamela Parham of 217 Elizabeth St received the blue ribbon Deborah Ward of Su therlin Rt 2 placed second Mike Ward of 311 Montague St third and Carston Warner of 341 Garfield St fourth ive prizes of equal value were awarded in the junior high school contest to Virginia Nufer of 115 Kenilworth Ave Edward Smith of 1305 West over Dr and Van Glass of Lee School with Wanda Paxton of Lee School chosen as a two time winner Winner of a large silver tray from the Danville Tobacco Association for the two best exhibits of tobacco entered in any club or open at the air was James Collie a Dan Rivi High School uture armer of America The small silver tray given by the association for the second finest leaf went to Danny Yates of Ringgold Rt 1 In the vocational agriculture competitions for students and adults Tunstall claimed both top awards i The Tunstall uture armers exhibits accumulated a total of 60 points for prize ribbons and the Tunstall Young armers won a similar first place club award with 75 points for entries in 14 different types of crop exhibits Danvillians claimed most of honors in the open class photography exhibit displayed in the Industrial Arts Building Prize checks written for those VYinucto yuaixiuay uiiLinuun added up to a total of $150 Llxrf I AtunHlff 4 zx 1 a aqnatu awaiuo vvuiu LUi Joe Winston of Brandon Ct for a scenic to Winston1 Jr oi tne same address lor an animal photo to A ox of Granville Dr for a photo graphic portrait to Stuart Craig of 160 Brockton Pl for a still life and to Bob Jones of Main St for an entry in the open classification Board Studies Henry County Salary Requests MARTINSVILLE The Hen ry County Board of Supervisors will continue next Tuesday night the consideration of salary 1 requests for constitutional offi cers and their employes pre sented for study last night The figures were readied in pairs for the first six months of 1967 and for the 12 months from July 1 1967 to June 31 1968 in order for the county to make the required change in its fiscal year to conform with the state Commissioner of Revenue Philpott sought no increase in his own salary but asked for an annual boost totaling $1 600 for his five employes plus an additional in the sum allo cated for temporary help Sheriff Witt asked for the largest a straight 15 per cent boost across the board for himself and em ployes declaring that his de partment is under If the increases sought for both the six month period and the period are granted he said his department would reach a pay Commonwealth Attorney Ken neth Covington requested a $1 000 hike in his six month salary with the annual rate to be boosted to $12500 a year Treasurer Joe Pace sought an increase for himself which would raise his annual salary by $600 and asked for an addi tional $1600 to hike salaries of his employes Action was taken by the Board of Supervisors last night to raise the pay of the voting registrar election clerks and judges from $10 to $15 a day All zxrl 31110 ClealOi'Q ll'PTfl rfvxnzzl docket of Municipal Court were l)oai'(l took the first slop routine Of 34 cases disposed ol Awaril Providing the sheriff and 11 were cither dismissed or nol prossed or those found guilty fines ranged from $2 to $25 with no jail terms involved SC Jsk a.

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