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Staunton, Leader, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1976 3 Placed on probation Area obituaries Until Friday rv CAR FIRE Staunton firemen were called to 427 N. Coalter St at 3:44 p.m. Wednesday to extinguish an engine fire in a car owned by William Lessley of Rt. 1, Staunton.

Lohr said the appeal will affect the trial date. He said he would meet with attorneys on Friday to discuss the start of the trial. Miss Longet is free on $5,000 personal recognizance bond. FRESCOES FOUND PRAGUE (AP) A unique group of early 14th century frescoes has been discovered in a remote central Czech-oslovakian village. The frescoes were uncovered in a 13th century church as workmen were installing electricity there.

Experts describe them as "a unique medieval memorial of outstanding artistic value." figurti tnow lw 1 V.T REWARD For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons responsible for destroying the mailboxes belonging to Robert G. Smiley and Jack W. Jostetter. $100 reward. Leave information with Augusta County sheriff.

0 lP'Otur ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -Entertainer Claudine Longet's trial on charges of killing her lover probably will not begin on schedule Aug. 30 because the prosecution has appealed a ruling suppressing her diary and other evidence, the judge says. Miss Longet, 35, former wife of singer Andy Williams, has pleaded innocent to manslaughter in the March 21 shooting death of professional skier Spider Sabich. The prosecution appealed to the state Supreme Court after Judge George E.

Lohr granted a defense motion to suppress Miss Longet's diary and some personal papers. The judge ruled that investigators violated her rights by removing them from a dresser drawer. CH Warm Data lr Itoliontfy OcMd mum NATIONAL WIATHII SilVICI. NOAA. U.S.

Ocpi (iit MRS. ALICE E. BEIERLEIN Mrs. Alice Eleanora Elkins) Beierlein, 86, of 425 Beverley died Wednesday evening (Aug. 18, 1976) at King's Daughters' Hospital.

She was born in Frederick Md. on Oct. 24, 1889, a daughter of Edward and Anastastia (Hartman) Elkins. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Harry Severn and Mrs.

Richard Mattare, both of Baltimore, and Mrs. Hrand Vorperian of Staunton; two sons, John E. of Baltimore, and Frederick Beierlein of the Virgin Islands; a brother, Joseph Elkins of Frederick, 10 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. A funeral will be held in Baltimore, with burial in New Cathedral Cemetery. ANDY ELLINGER Andy Jefferson Ellinger, 50, of 109 N.

Augusta was pronounced dead on arrival at King's Daughters' Hospital at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday (Aug. 18, 1976). The body is at Sensabaugh-Zimmerman Funeral Home in Craigsville; arrangements will be announced. Live Entertainment WEATHER FORECAST Warm weather is predicted today for the East, and cooler weather is expected throughout much of the West.

Showers are forecast for the Rockies, the Dakotas and Minnesota, the western Gulf and southern Florida. (AP wirephoto map) Weather report ft W.N. RAWLEY SR. Weldon N. Rawley Sr.

of Pyattsvffle, Mi, died in a Baltimore hospital Tuesday (Aug. 17, 1976). Mr. Rawley was born in Augusta County on Dec. 12, 1890, a son of Nelson B.

and Elizabeth (Ralston) Rawley. Mr. Rawley lived in Hyatt-sville for most of his adult life and was associated Freers Art Gallery in Washington. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Irene (Long) Rawley; one daughter, Mrs.

Richard Flowers Sr. of Laurel two sons, Weldon Jr. of Fair Lawn, N.J., and John W. Rawley of Hyattsville; a sister, Mrs. Roy N.

Collins of Church ville; a brother, Jesse A. Rawley Sr. of Hyattsville. A service will be conducted at Howard Fleck Funeral Home in Laurel Friday at 10 a.m. Verona youth hit by car A 6-year-old boy was struck by a car Wednesday afternoon after he ran out in front of it on U.S.

11 while attempting to join three other children, according to State Police. The youth, John J. Maddox of U.S. 11, Verona, suffered fractures of the skull and collar bone. He was first taken to King's Daughters' Hospital by the Staunton-Augusta Rescue Squad and then transferred to the University of Virginia Hospital where he is listed in stable and fair condition.

According to police, the youngster was attempting to cross U.S. 11 in front of Verona Hardware after his sister, who had already crossed the highway with two other children, called for him to cross. The driver of the car was listed as John Maddox of 560 Calvert Staunton. Charge lodged Friday Night 8 to 12 At- lltnerjarJi 24 North Central Avenue Downtown Staunton Listen or Donee To "Everyday People" (Country and Pop Music) Come iarly for Dinner Beer and Dinner Wine DALE CARNEGIE COURSE STAUNTON CLASS NOW FORMING Gain More Self-Confidence Sell Yourself Your Ideas Develop Leadership Skills Control Worry and Tension Speak with Poise Confidence Master Good Human Relation Skills Presented by Gene Cook Inc. a Staunton Chamber of Commerce "Accredited by the Continuing Education Council" For Information Call 886-2351 Northern and Southern Shenandoah Valley Clear and cool tonight, with lows in the mid to upper 50s.

Warm and sunny Friday. Highs in the mid 80s. Central Mountains Clear and cool tonight, with lows in the 50s. Warm and sunny Friday. Highs near 80.

Southwestern Plateau and Southwestern Mountains Clear and cool tonight, with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Warm and sunny Friday. Highs in the mid 80s. VHEAA grants loan Bill farrar four Host CITY TREATMENT PLANT From 8 a.m. Wednesday through 8 a.m.

today. High, 81 Low, 48 Sunset today, 8:02 Sunrise Friday, 6:27 EXTENDED FORECAST RICHMOND (AP) The National Weather Service's extended Virginia forecast for Saturday through Monday calls for fair and quite warm through the period, with highs averaging in the 80s and low 90s and lows ranging in the 60s and low 70s. VIRGINIA ZONE FORECASTS East-Central and Southeastern Coastal Clear and cool tonight, with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Warm and sunny Friday. Highs in the low 80s.

Southeastern, Northeastern and Southwestern Piedmont Clear and cool tonight, with lows around 60 to the mid 60s. Warm and sunny Friday. Highs in the mid 80s. INVEST YOUR MONEY ia fur WHERE IT COUNTS -IN YOUR MOORE'S BUILDING MATERIALS I Market RICHMOND (AP) The Virginia Higher Education Assistance Authority has granted its loan to help pay a young Virginian's college expenses. The recipient was Patrick L.

Bryan of Winchester, who got the loan from the Farmers Merchants National Bank of Winchester to attend Ferrum College. The amount of the loan was not immediately known. The authority, which has been in business 15 years, guarantees loans to Virginia students wishing to attend college either in or out of the state. The requirements are simple. A student just goes to a bank, savings and loan association or credit union and applies, said Fletcher Stiers, assistant director of the authority.

Stiers said Wednesday only about 2 per cent of the borrowers have defaulted on their loans since the authority went into business. In the case of default, he said, the authority pays the lending institution 90 per cent of the principal of the loan, then seeks to collect the money on its own. "We feel the collection on these defaults is proceeding very well," he said. Add Elegance With 3 Scroll Wrought Iron Columns Exterior Latex House Paint In Choice Of 4 Colors and White SALE ll after crash Robert R. Theisz of Star Rt.

Monterey, was charged with reckless driving after his pickup truck struck a car operated by Grace C. Davis of Arlington at 3:15 p.m. According to the Staunton police report, the Theisz truck was being driven from a parked position on Central Avenue near the intersection with the alley next to The Leader Office when it collided with the passing Davis auto. Police estimated the damage at $185 to the Davis auto. SALE i LATEX house paint et Bunding 1 f'M of Lltd MM C44 mm gallon 8 Foot Flat Regularly 30 each Add architectural beauty supporting strength to your balconies, porches, carports, etc.

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250 causing the rig to overturn, according to State Police. The driver, Daniel Norris of Burlington, N.C., was taken to King's Daughters' Hospital where he was treated and released for minor injuries. Police said the rig was making a left turn off U.S. 250 onto 1-64 when the load shifted and turned the rig over on its right side. Space museum Multi-Use Metal Storage Locker It's Galvanized Holds Two 30 Gallon Cans Use Attic Space With A Folding Stairway Now ONLY 8" 12'2' Horizontal Aluminum Siding, Now ONLY 99 VmJ.

IntAnor Watex flat (I gallon staunton livestock market, inc. August 17, 1976 Lambs Blues; $40 Reds; 35.75 Feeders; 32.50 to 37.25 Slaughter Sheep; 5 to 15.75 Hogs Top Weight; $44.65 Heavy Butchers; 43.10 to 43.70 Sows; 32.50 to 34.50 Boar Hogs; 28.25 to 30.25 Veals Prime; $40 to 43 Choice; 32.50 to 37.50 Good; 3 Heavy; 32 to 41 Baby Calves; 35 down Slaughter Cattle Steers Good to Choice; $34 to 36.40 Standard; 31 to 34 Others; 31 down Cows Commercial; 22 to 27 Utility; 19 to 22 Others; 19 down Bulls Commercial; 30 to 34.25 Others; 27 down 30 Stocker Feeder Cattle Steers 300-500 Good; 37.50 to 40.10 Medium; 34 to 37.50 Others; 34 down 500-700 Good; 38 to 40.40 Medium; 34 to 38 Others; 34 down 700 and up Good; 34.50 to 38 Medium; 31 to 34.50 Others; 31 down Heifers 300-500 Good; 27.50 to 32 Medium; 25 to 27.50 Others; 25 down 500-700 Good; 28 to 31.50 Medium; 26 to 28 Others; 26 down 700 and up Good; 27 to 31 Medium; 24 to 27 Others; 24 down STATE POULTRY Harrisonburg, Virginia (Aug. 19, 1976), Virginia Poultry Report Broilers and Fryers: supplies adequate for a moderate demand. Estimated slaughter by Virginia processors today 620,000 head of broilers and fryers and 45,000 head of rock cornish totaling 665,000. This compares with 629,000 head of broilers and 65,000 head of rock cornish last Thursday.

Ready-to-cook fair to good. Negotiated prices 2-3 pound ice packed broilers and fryers for today's delivery, trucklot sales of plant grade to all cities 40-41 cents. Fowl: market quiet and no light or heavy type reported. 033 rZmm Ti eacrl 248-8 lit 2995! Regularly 9.99! Dries fast without leaving telltale brush marks. 16 fashionable colors plus White are formulated to resist common household dirt food stains and it's scrubbable! Ext.

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Lift-up top plus 2 sliding doors tor easy access. RICHMOND (AP) Csh grain prices paid Wednesday: CORN No. 2 yellow shelled: Shnandoah Valley 2 99-3 10; Roanoke area 2.70-2.85; Nottoway 2.59; Lynchburg 2.90; Bristol 2.90. CORN No. 2 white shelled: Shenandoah Valley 3.10; Bristol 3.20; Roanoke area 3.00-3.25.

WHEAT No. 2 red winter: Shenandoah Valley 3.10; Lynchburg 2 85; Farmville 2 87; Roanoke area 2.87-3.00; Bristol 3.05. BARLEY No. 3: Shenandoah Valley 2.00-2.15. RICHMOND: No.

2 red winter wheat 2.87; No. 2 yellow shelled corn 2.77; No. 2 white shelled corn 2.87; No. 1 soybeans 5.91; No. 3 barley 3.00.

NORFOLK: No. 2 red winter wheat 2.94; No. 2 yellow shelled corn 2.60-2.65; No. 1 soybeans 5.94-6.25. NORTHERN NECK: No.

2 red winter wheat 2.82; No. 2 barley 1.95 MIDDLE PENINSULA: No 2 red winter wheat 2.72-2.82; No. 2 barley 1 90-1 95. Virginia Hogs RICHMOND (AP) The Richmond hog market closed steady Wednesday compared with Tuesday's trading. Saleable receipts totaled 213 hogs No.

1-2, 190-220 lbs, 43.50. Sows 300-500 lbs, 33.00. The southeast Virginia hog market closed 25-50 cents lower compared with Tuesday's trading. Smithfield 1-2, 200-230 lb, 43 00-43 75; 1-3, 190-230 lbs, 4275-13 75. Cour-tland-Franklin 1-3, 190-230 lbs.

42.75-43.25. Total receipts on Tuesday were 2,741. Virginia Eggs Prices unchanged on all sites and supplies adequate for good demand. Prices to retailers, Virginia packed consumer grade shell eggs in cartons delivered to-store door: Sales to volume buyers Large 71-764: medium small 45V- 4)7Vi Small lot sales Large 78-83V4; medium 71-75; small SM-MVi. Prefinished White for long lasting beauty that's maintenance-free! Fits rough opening 25V extends to 8 9.

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The family got souvenires, including a small bust of aviator Charles Lindberg, a white silk aviator's scarf, and a silk necktie, to commemorate the event. The museum, which opened July 1, marked its one millionth visitor Sunday, July 25. 95 149 149-9 1098 72" 80 FULL RAISED PANEL 15.95 17.49 19.95 32.49 39.95 each Each unit features salety glass panels and includes 1 screen panel and installation hardware. Bronze tinish aluminum Irame key locks. Maintenance-free, self storing windows in popular sizes.

2" 4 wire rectangles are welded lor strength, galvanized to last! GRASS FIRE REPORTED Augusta County firemen extinguished a grass fire along the entrance road to Western State Hospital at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday. Several pine trees were reported damaged. On U.S. Route 11 In VERONA, VIRGINIA Take Exit 59 Off Int.

81 Saturday 7:30 to 4:00 Friday 7:30 to 8:00 Monday-Thursday 7:30 to 5:00 885-0301 OORE'S ImrlUKiCUol Prices Good Thru August 25, 1976.