West VirginiaIllVtPolicepidiOnDriveTwoon pri in JuvMagordercofagthem c hargt and mg arEdw! West Virginia State Police at Romney Monday started a drive against vandalism cases in the ^ . Hampshire County areaom- Sgt. W. Frank Row lev mis* Trooper John Rarnsburg said a ,s ,(l series of complaint^ about van-, «0 valdalism have been received njtN from the Green Spring sectionMonday. Sgt. Bow Icy and Cumt °,m* Troope r Rarnsburg arrested three said o persons concerning the reports.The trio, William F. Emswiller l£ John 11 Glaze. 20, and Ray*si, 22. all of the Green Spring ;.rea. wereand given hearings before Jus(see of the Peace A. L. Russelllt; ouii':the cs DellverSlul-a car whilemg asus-ap-»r aParOld- I nm ^ 1. m Romney.0 The trio entered guilty pleas tocharges of malicious destructionof property, Magistrate Russell fir.ed them $15 and costs each and ordered them to make restitution lor damages caused to theMeereruleunddid TinTheT Pi\ ill nit the,Ui Green Spring Elementary School and to property of A J. Zies Testimony revealed that thePin* ‘ . i v s»tyl trio, along with a group of minor pTA ff hovs. tore out flowers in front ofTheuntil ITheexecuifhrtheschool and pushed over aprivy on the Zies propertyMagistrate Russell warned thetrio that if any morlt;deiegjPTA lt;of Ms Refithe hiAmipersonsfrom the Green Spring area appear in his court they can he sure of a jail sentence. He pointed out the large number of complaints received by his office and veil t the State Police of the juvenile gangs operating in the area and of the property destructionPolice said vless, veillabortheirthey have repeatedly talked with ^hjjuveniles and their parents, but have received no cooperation in the matter,Sgt. Bow ley said that at the next session of Juvenile Court in Hampshire County a large number of minor* will he given hearings for the vandalism.nmmuvuuinrc