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requests at the 1862 General
Assembly session.
Board members asked their
administrators to make a de-
tailed study Of the construc-
ton and operation of such q
hospital. Although at the same
site, the mental institution
would be entirely separate from
the county hospital.
County Offers Land
Legislation authorizing the
establishment Of a mental hos
pital in Northern Virginia was
passed at the last General As
sembly session. but no funds
were 'allocated for it at that
time.
The idea Of building a self
supporting institution was pro-
posed a week ago by State SEN
ator Charles r. Fenwick and
Delegate Harrison Mann, Dem
ocrats Of Arlington. In this way,
they said in a letter to tneI
hospital board, the State could
overcome the fund problem and
make available in the relative
" near future a badly needed
mental hospital on a basis
which would not interfere with
your present excellent pro-
gram"
The offer of 10 acres of land
ct the Fairfax County Hospital
site was made by the hospitals
commission, headed by Donald
Wilkins. 1t was supported by
Delegate Omer L. Hirst Of Fair
fax.
The Hospital Board, headed
BY State Senator E. E. Wiley
Of Richmond. viewed. the Fair
fax County Hospital site during
. recent meeting in Falls
Church. Action was withheld
until today.
Might Share Services
Senator Wiley said the hos
pital would be operated by the
State and would handle per-
sons who are committed for
care as wards Of the State. He
added that those who are able
would pay a maximum of ap-
proximately $65 a month for
treatment. and the State would
supplement the remaining costs.
However, INDECENT patients also
would be cared for.
The nonprofit. intensive treat
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HyuttsviIIe Dog
Wins Lussie Award

Rusty, a dog owned by Dave
Ginsburg Of Hyattsville, Nd,
received the Lassie Gold Medal
Award yesterday on the Ranger
Hal television program.
The award, consisting of a
gold medal and a certificate,
was given Rusty for his work"
during the United Cerebral
Palsy Associations fund drive
last spring in Prince Georges
County when he entertained
children at the Cerebral Palsy
Rehabilitation Center in Bla-
GensburC.
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ment institution would include
section to accommodate
emergency cases until they
could be taken to other insti-
buttons, he added.
Senator Wiley said the To-
acre site adjacent to the Fair
fax County Hospital would en-
able the institution to "use
other facilities of the hospital
which would cost a considerable
sum of money If they had to be
duplicated on another site for
our hospital"
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line of duty. In 1858, while ar
resting a man in Rockville. he
was slashed by a razor i'm
bedded and partially hidden in
the toe Of the prisoners boot
when the man kicked him.
Last Christmas eve, he suf-
fered critical injuries when his
police cruiser. on a trouble call,
was involved in a collision. He
was hospitalized for three
months.
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crush Victim Dies

EASToN. Md. Sept. 8 (AP)-|
Walter Roman, 33-year-old
high school teacher injured in
an automobile accident Sep
TENDER !, died today in Easton
Memorial Hospital.
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Foirfox County to Get
.Stote Mental Hospital

RICHMOND Sept (SpeciaD The Virginia Hospital
Board today approved establishment of 1O0bed support
ing mental institution for Northern Virginia the site Of the
new Fairfax County Hospital.
The facility similar to the De Jarnee State Sanitorium
at Saunton is to be incorporated into State hospital fund
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Americas TOP manufacturers have jus
finished sensational showines Of thei
BEST furniture :. in Chicago, St. Louis
Dallas. High Point, New York, Lo
Angeles, San francisco RoSSLEF
bought these showroom samples mokin.
il possible for the Washington area Il
receive these sensational voIues!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
County Tourney Opens February 18

the winner of Southern Noble
Belle Valley at 1870. and Bates
vile (10-5) will go against the
winner of the Sarahsville- Elk
Local game at $50.
Finals are set for Friday al
$50 with the semi-final losers
staging the preliminary at 7;30,
The winner and runner-up will
be joined by Caldwell as Noble
county's representatives to the
sectional at Marietta the follow
ing week.
Sarahsville is. the defending
champion in tournament play
having defeated Summerfield
STAT in last years finals.
A proposal of interest to all
members and followers of the
league, was taken into considera-
ton at the meeting in regards
to future scheduling. Beginning
with next season, an effort will
be made to play a full round OF
three league games each Friday
night, starting early enough to
conclude play the week before
the tournament drawing This
would eliminate any question OF
seeding at the time of the draw
ing, and would leave Tuesday
nights open for non-league
games.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
Grade School Tourney
To Open Saturday

The Noble county grade school
tournament will get underway
Saturday night, February Is
with four games being played,
two at Sarahsville and two at
Harriettsville. The first game in
each division is slated for 700
p. m.
At Sarahsville, Buffalo meets
Belle Valley and Sarahsville
tangles with Mt. Ephraim while
at Harriettsville it will be South
ern Noble versus Harriettsville
in the first game and Berne
versus Summerfield in the other
Semi-final games will be play
ed on Saturday, February 22
with the finals slated for Friday
night, February % in the Cald
well gym.
Joseph Fields is the manager
for the Sarahsville tournament
and Luther Schramm for Har
riettsville.
Last year Sarahsville defeated
Carlisle in the finals As 80
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

Drawings for the annual Noble
County Tournament were held
last Thursday night at a dinner
meeting of coaches and school
officials held at Ogle's Maple
Shade Inn, south of Dexter City.
Robert Lambert, of Belle Valley,
tournament manager, was in
charge of the meeting and an
nounced the tourney dates as
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday,
February Is, 19 and 81 in the
Caldwell gymnasium.
BateSville and Summerfield
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
DISMISSED HOME

John Eastman, son of Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Eastman, was dis
missed Tuesday to his home on
West street from Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital. He has been
receiving treatment there since
Saturday. Eastman is a junior
at the local high school and a
valued member of the Caldwell
Redskin basketball squad.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

were seeded into separate brac-
kets due to their one-two stand
ing at the time of the drawing
and will not see action until the
second round of games on We'd
nesday night.
Sarahsville (8-10) will open
the tournament against Elk
Local (0-l4) on Tuesday night
at 7;30 This will be followed
by Southern Noble abb against
Belle Valley (10-6) at $50.
Semi finals on Wednesday will
pit Summerfield (8-1O) against
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
SummerfieId DoWned
By Granville 81 II

Summerfield was defeated by
Graysville 81-71 on the winners
floor Tuesday night in a nom
loop encounter. The home team
came from behind in the second
half after trailing for most Of
three quarters.
The Gophers, on top 24l7 and
1926 at the first two quarter
stops, fell behind two points
59-57 at the start of the final
period and bowed by 10 points.
Dave Reed set the scoring
tempo for the Noble Countians
with II points, Floyd Stern bad
13 and Paul Dimmerling IL. For
the victors, a two-man scoring
splurge by Dye and Walls with
81 and 80 points were too much
for tho Gopbarc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

Elks slumped to II points in this
Stanza.
John Binegar registered 20
points to lead the victors in scor-
ing, followed by Ron Batten with
l6. For Elk Local, Dale Schoep-
pner was tops with Is.
Belle Valley was idle, having
completed their league schedule,
but Batesville will be playing
at Summerfield this Friday night
in a game which will not affect
the first-place standing of the
Raauarc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
Southern Noble Loses
To 81. Benedict STAT

Southern Noble dropped a
57-41 decision to st. Benedicts
on Tuesday night at Cambridge.
The Tigers suffered poor
second quarter in which they
netted only five points, but aside
from that, they played the Saints
on fairly even terms.
Ron Batten and Jim Thesis
were the scoring mainstays for
Southern Noble with Is and IL
points, while Monosky led the
yictorS with "a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

leu SOalS were lew ana lar
between in Tuesdays game with
Caldwell getting Is while Byes-
vile made Is. The Redskins
bagged only two in the second
quarter and two in the fourth
and the Falcons registered only
two in the final quarter-one in
the last 10 seconds.
At the foul line, Caldwell
converted 21 out of "a for S2%
against Byesville's "a out o! 4C
for 500. A total of SO personals
were called, 23 on Caldwell and
"a against the home team, con-
suming a lot of time at the free
throw stripe.
First Quarter
The lead see-sawed back and
forth before Caldwell landed or
top 1914 at the end of the period
Each team flipped in five fielders
but the Redskins made five o1
nine charity tosses compared te
Byesville's four out of six.
Dave Milligan accounted fol
seven points for Caldwell, Ror
Priest added five. Tom Levi.
two and Bob Devolld one. Fol-
the Falcons, Jerry Davis set the
pace with seven points, hitting
three goals and one foul shot.
Second Quarter
Byesville surged ahead to leac
27-25 at halftime after the leac
had changed hands several time!
in the second period. The Red
skins, limited to single fiele
goals by Devolld and Larry
Bates, made good on six out O
eight charity tosses for a low
of 10 points. Ron Priest wa
sidelined with four personals
early in this quarter.
The Falcons netted four field
ers as George Aleshire began Il
hit making two of these anc
Bill Moore and Jerry Davi
added one each. Byesville's fou
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

With Wayne and Dwight Wat
son setting the pace, Sarahsville
managed TO build up leads of
1911 and 1925 at the first two
quarter stops. Summerfield ral-
lied to go ahead 46-45 at the
end of the third period, but the
Red Devils Surged back in the
final stanza to win by three
points.
Each team tailed "a field
goals with Sarahsville's margin
of victory coming from the foul
stripe 10-7. The Red Devils are
now $40 for the season, Sum-
merfield is SO including all
games.
Clesson Carpenter bagged 20
points for the Gophers to lead
both teams in scoring. His major
help came from Floyd Stern with
l3 and Dave Reed with 10.
For the victorious Red Devils,
Wayne Watson netted II, Dwight
Watson IA, and John HAYES IL.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

average slumped, however, with
only five out of 10 but they clung
to a slim two-point lead at the
end of the half.
Larry Bates four points were
top production for Caldwell in
this stanza while the Falcons S
big center Bill Moore chalked
up five for the home team.
Third Quarter
The Redskins rang up six
fielders in the third quarter for
their best production of the
evening, but got only two
chances at the foul stripe making
good on one of these. The Fal-
cons were limited to two goals,
on the other hand, but spent
considerable time shooting fouls,
making eight out of eleven.
Priest was waived out of the
game on fouls with 2:15 to play
in this stanza as Caldwell drew
eight personals compared to
Syesville's two. Aleshire con-
verted six out of seven free
throws and added bucket for
eight points to pace his team in
scoring.
For Caldwell, Devolld netteo
four points and Don Cunning
ham, entering the game in the
second half, racked up four
Other points came from Priest
with two and Larry Bates with
three as the Redskins inched uE
to trail by one point 1888 al
the three-quarter mark.
Fourth Quarter
In the foul-marred fourth
quarter, the Redskins finally
took over the lead, but despite
moving out front by nine anc
five point margins, Caldwell wa
hard-pressed to hang on to tht
victory.
Milligan fouled out after play
ing five seconds for Caldwell
second loss while the Falcon
lost Aleshire midway in tn,
| period. The Redskins cam
through at the foul stripe how
ever, making good nine out o
Is chances while Byesville can
ned seven out of II.
Cunningham besides account
ing for one of Caldwell's tw,
fielders in this quarter, flippet
in seven out of nine charit,
tosses for nine of his l3 points
Larry Bates and Tom Lewis ac
| counted for Caldwe1l's othe
four points with two each.
| Byesville cut, down a nine
| point Caldwell lead in thi
stanza on one occasion, and witt
20 seconds to play rallied from
a four-point deficit to almos
knot the score. Coach Scot
steadied the team in the hecti
closing minutes of the game b.
calling three time-outs, giVin
the Redskins a chance to settl
down and preserve their hard
earned victory.
| AleShire's II points were higl
for both teams while Cunning
ham was tops for the Redskin
with 13. Five other Caldwell
players divided their scorin
evenly ranging from six to min
| points each. Caldwell was with
out the services of John Eastman
who suffered an attack of appen
dicitis early in the week.
| The reserve game was anothe
thriller with Coach Bruce Nero
reserves winning 41-40 on Die
| Semple's last-second field goa
Larry Bates led the Caldwell
| scoring with 13 points an
| Semple accounted for IL.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

in three more to fire the upris-
ing. Cunningham hit for six
points, Eastman and Lloyd Bates
added fielders and Devolld con-
tributed a free throw to wind up
Caldwells scoring.
Smith notched eight points,
including four out of five free
throws, to preserve M & Ms vic
tory and gain a part of the MVL
crown.
In the preliminary Caldwell
reserves ground out their tenth
win against five losses by down
ing the M & M reserves 50-47.
Larry Bates scored % points
to set the scoring pace while
Dick Semple added 10 to the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
PRE-LENTEN DANCE

There viii be a round and
square dance in the parish hall
at Burkhart, Tuesday evening,
Feb. 18. The Midnight Ramblers
will furnish the music. The
public is cordially invited to this
pre-lenten festivity, the last until
after Easter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
ENJOYING FURLOUGH

Af3C Joe Frederickson is en-
joying a 30-day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Frederickson, of Railroad street
Airman Frederickson has just
returned to the United States
after serving Is months with the
Air Force stationed in Japan.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

In the game played at Dexter
City, the Southern Noble Tigers
downed Elk Local 5546 for their
fourth win in l6 games. The Elks
are winless in IA games.
The losers put up a valiant
fight for three quarters, leading
1873, 1921 and 34-29 at the end
of these periods. But a 26-point
splurge by Southern Noble in
the fourth quarter produced a
victory for the home team as the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
Elk Local Beaten
By Lower Salem

In non-league game at Lower
Salem last week, the Cardinals
turned back Elk Local 1882.
Dale Schoeppner of the Elks led
both teams in scoring with 18
points as the visitors fought back
on fairly even terms after a poor
first quarter in which they fell
bnhind 05-10
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
NEW CONCORD, one of the

NEW CONCORD, one of the
larger schools in the MVL, has
had a rough time this year win
ming only two games. One of
these was an MVL win over
Caldwell by the close score of
$3.50 on January 3 on the Mus
kies home floor. 1t was New
Concord's fourth consecutive
victory over Caldwell, and the
Redskins will be out to even
matters in their last game of
the year. Bill LePage, Bill
Smith and Francis Dickson were
top scorers against Caldwell in
the previous game, but since
that time other players have
been leading the scoring in vari-
Gus games.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

Batesville, coached by Dave
Heady, now assumes the
county league crown won by
Sarahsville last season. 1t is
the second time the Beavers
have been league champs, their
previous title coming i'm 1912,
the second year the league was
in operation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
FINAL MVL STANDING

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
M & M 81, Caldwell 56
New Lex IS, Crooksville 70
Philo 70, New Concord 64
Glouster 81, Roseville SO
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
SarahsviIIe Nips SummerfieId 58-55;
BatesviIIe New County League Champ

Two played in the Noble County League last Fri
day night with Sarahvie defeating Summerd 5855 South
Noble Elk Local Sarahvs victory
the invading Golden Gophe eliminated the latter
sharing the title handed the Batese
gardess of the outcome Friday nights final
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
IN HOSPITAL

Miss Sylvia Venovich, of Flor
ence Addition, was admitted to
the Guernsey Memorial hospital
in Cambridge on Monday, Feb.
10 for observation and treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
Redskins Squeeze
Out $50 Win
Over Byesvi||e

Redskins through another victory
at Byesve Tuesday night when they npped the Falcons
for their eleventh against six losses Byeves eleventh
setback In Ii and the defeat the hands of
Redskins who GOAT earlier in the Caldwell concludes
regular season play this Friday night by entertaining New Concord
in non-league game the local court
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
M & M Shares MvL Title
After Beating Caldwell 62-56

McConnesvie clnched of hreeway tie for first place
the Mukngum Valley League by downing Caldwell
tight the local Friday night
billing the MVL along with Lexington which
by virtue of Crooksve 8570 The victory
for the Big Reds their fifth after Cambridge
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
GAMES THIS WEEK
Friday. February Ia

Sarahsville at Southern Noble
Batesville at Summerfield
St. Benedicts at Belle Valley
New Concord at Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
S H o r IS
By LONG
THE REDSKINS wind up the

THE REDSKINS wind up the
regular season this Friday
night with home game against
New Concord for their last ap-
pearance before sectional tour
nament play at Marietta. 1t will
be a non-league game but the
usual hard-fought battle between
these old rivals is anticipated,
and a large crowd is expected to
turn out in tribute to the fine
performance offered by the 1858
Redskins and their coach Glenn
Scott during the past season.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13

Mrs. James White, of Railroad
street, was admitted to the
Guernsey Memorial hospital in
Cambridge on Thursday, Feb. 6
for observation and treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
FINAL RESERVE STANDING

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Caldwell so, NJ & M AZ
New Concord 33, Philo rs
Glouster so, Roseville. 40
New Lex 43, Crooksville Is
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
NOBLE COUNTY LEAGUE

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Sarahsville So, Summerfield 55
Southern Noble SIS, Elk Local 46
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
IN HOSPITAL

Officials: Hursey and Bezossi
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Friday-8:30 p. m. T
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