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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1969

Page

6

Abolition of West Virginia ABC Proposed in House

West Virginia would end state ownership of liquor under a bill by Rep. Fred Grewe joined by Speaker Ivor Bo iarsky and backed by Miles Stanley. The plan shifts licensing and enforcement to the state tax department, projects higher net revenue, and adds 10 new enforcement officers with civil service status.

Fanny Seiler Charleston W. Va UPI Fred Grewe Ohio Alcohol Beverage Control Commission Ivor Boiarsky D-Kanawha Grewe Miles Stanley West Virginia Labor Federation AFL- Clc Stanley ABC State Tax Department

Moore to Represent West Virginia in Nix Inaugural Parade

Gov Arch Moore and the West Virginia University Marching Band will lead West Virginia in the inaugural parade for President elect Richard Nixon. The governor and family ride in the first division with other state governors, Moore slated as 35th entrant by statehood order. Marine Lt Andrew Hare of Wheeling serves as military aide. WVU Band of 110 travels from Morgantown by three Piedmont planes for a 40 minute flight to Washington.

United Press International Arch Moore West Virginia University Mountain State Richard Nixon Charleston Capitol Moore Andrew Hare Wheeling Gov. Moore WVUI Morgantown Piedmont Airlines

Mothers March for Dimes Set in Friendsville

The Mothers March for the March of Dimes is scheduled in Friendsville for Sunday Jan 26 from 2 to 4 pm. Registration for unregistered voters is offered Jan 27 in the Council Room from 1 to 4 pm. A Citizens Meeting Jan 27 will select candidates for three council seats ahead of the Feb 11 election. Retiring councilmen and current officeholders are listed. Community events include Holy Land film at Memorial Christian Church Jan 31 and Rotary notes on a local building project.

Friendsville Jessie Sines Karol Rush Foster King Hobart Griffith James Lininger Cecil Schroyer Ross Selby Robert Lines Holy Land Movies Russell Friend Holy Land Memorial Christian Church Rotary Lowell Bender Community Action Agency Oakland Rotary Club Friendsville Milling Company Ward Livengood Gordon Douglass Martin J. Guard Ronald Guard Vietnam Marty Bien Hua Rodney Arthur Rodney E. Buckingham Baltimore Buckingham H. G. Buckingham Leslie Jo Edward Joseph House Frostburg House Leslie Guard Mabel Ford Dorsey Guard Douglass Austin Samuel Fike Dewey Fike David Daniel Lines Larry Lloyd Artice Ralph Livengood Albright Boyd Townseend McMurray Olin Commodore Wakefield Wakefield Hubert Friend Hayes Margaret Rush Warren Thomas Son Randy Green Gables Marcinak

Semester break for county schools announced

County schools close tomorrow and Tuesday for semester break as Supt. Lawrence G. Derthick Jr. directs teachers to attend conferences, finish grading and report cards. A Gospel Sing at Highland Park United Methodist Church runs 2 to 4 p.m. with choir participation invited from Union Morgan and Clinton districts.

Lawrence G. Derthick Jr Highland Park

Carmichaels Board Reviews Budget and Staffing Changes

Carmichaels Area School board debated spending within budget during the first half of 1968 69. They transferred 4000 from the textbook fund and sought a new head football coach after Fred Stuvek resigned.

Carmichaels Carmichaels Area Glenn Allison Karl Golovka Fred Stuvek Karl Loughead Stuvek Gerald Marcinak Loughead Leora Hobbs Nemacolin School

81 year old Mother of the Year robbed in DC

In Washington an 81 year old Nellie Butler Deane who was named 1963 District of Columbia American mother of the year was attacked on Friday. She was knocked down stairs and robbed of a handbag containing 70 dollars in cash.

Washington UPI Nellie Butler Deane District of Columbia

Semester Break WVU Senate and City Meetings Schedule

WVU Senate 3 p.m. Medical Center Faculty Lounge. WVU piano recital 7 p.m. Medical Center auditorium. Star City Council 7:30 p.m. Town Hall. City Morgantown Council 7 p.m. City Hall. TEENAGE BASKETBALL Shack Neighborhood House 8-10 p.m. Multiple events listed for Jan 21 22 23 24 25 at various venues including Senior Center Lions Club and Western Stars.

Slimnastics Health Department WVU Medical Center Cheat Lake Slimnastics Cheat Lake Star City Council American Association Lions’ Club Morgan City -Council Morgantown Trimnastics — Rive Marilla Center Mountaineer Bridge Club Holiday Inn Masuko Ushioda Japan Slimnastics — Community House Kiwanis Club SHACK Slimnastics — Shack C.F Orphan's Friend Rotary Club Hotel Morgan Weaving Bessie Goff Clark Hall Terrace Hall Duplicate Bridge League Tree of Life Temple Shack Neighborhood Eula Warman Marvin Steel

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