Show 4 — T1 1 Herald Journal Logan Utah Thunday Mirck M 117 HP3I Mayor (Age 19) lUi&KCiWflWJ Likes His Work NEWCOMERSTOWN avve A-- TV v - A- 7V !W - ift- - - for 'rjfe'i'-- JU - Ohio (UPI)—Hie novelty is wearing off and the work is piling up but Ron Mayor Hooker says he couldn't be happier “1 love being mayor of Newcomerstown" Ron said on the occasion of his first 100 days in office “There's only one problem— not enough time to do everything I want" The election last fall of a teen-agto the community's top job put Ron in the national spotlight because of his age but the new mayor would rather talk about the town than - f er t his hometown making dozens of speeches in the eastern and central Ohio ana “I feel these speeches are a big part of my job” he said “I’ve got one main message— for Get involved' “Everyone should take an active part in the community Whatever you’re doing do the best you can “Of course I get in some plugs for Newcomerstown eve- ry chance I get “Why do you know just how fine a town Newcomerstown is? We're sort of rural but close to big cities Forty-fiv- e mimitt n from the himself airport “There's been a lot of Leu than two hours from progress the last 100 days in Pittsburgh Cleveland and CoNewcomerstown” he said of lumbus “We’re located right on the his eastern Ohio community of banks of the Tuscarawas River 4500 “We've got an on which flows into the Muskinthe fire department We've got gum River which goes into the for the first time in our history Olio on to the Mississippi and a woman on city council" into the Gulf of Mexico which Akron-Canto- means " what Newcomerstown The Tuscarawas River? has most of is an energetic “Sure we're right on the outgoing optimistic mayor Ron Tuscarawas" has turned into a one-ma- n Is it navigable? “Slightly ” touring chamber of commerce the “You can mayor said But canoe it Good Manners OUTSIDE HER workihop In Goperiiagen Ah Julie Raxmnueu imokee a malacea eaae- pipe she made herself She is the utioa’t— aid pouibly the world’i— only pipe d maker (UP1)-itcmme- how much wood we discard” Today she has two assistants and a business partner who takes care of the paperwork Yet she has never thought of moving out of the old workshop In the rear of a building or of starting mass production “It would take all the fun out of it" she nid “A pipe is like a little child You have to nurse and almost caress it through every stage of production It would be a sin to introduce The Pipemaker 9 ‘ Is No Libber COPENHAGEN (UPI) -Pipesmoking women are a common sight in Denmark but Alin Julie Rasmussen is a pipcsiiKiker with a difference She is the nation's— and possiwoman bly the world's-o- nly pipemaker 30 Mrs Rasmussen has labored up to 14 hours a day in a shop off Copenhagen's Town Hall Square since her husband’s death a few years ago Her career actually started at his deatlibed "I had never had a pipe in my hand before my husband went to the hospital” Mrs Rasmussen said “Pipemaking was his life and I knew how much he worried about his business and little shop Then 1 started taking lcssonq in secret and hr was terribly pleased when the news leaked out At Unit stage we both knew the end was near and he would never return" What Mrs Rasmussen kept to lierself was that she doubled as a shop assistant to keep the money coming in for herself and their son Thomas while she learned the rudiments of 200-roo- find" she recalled “they were very nice and bought a few but it was no great success" Her next stop was San Francisco Mrs Rasmussen's eyes twinkled as she remembers how she upset other mass production female guests in a restaurant by getting out her pipe and A lighting up newspaper reporter heard about her “odd habit" and called for an interview The interview led to a live television appearance when she returned to New York News of her m celebrity followed her when she returned to and her tiny Copenhagen business began to flourish Since then orders have come in from the United States Canada Japan and most of Europe "Most foreign clients write a letter enclose a check for 100 or $200 and leave the rest to me" she said "It's a question of trust and so far I have no here" COLUMBUS Ohio (UPI)-T- he Ohio Senate Elections Committee Wednesday held its first hearings on the women's rights amendment to the Constitution “I'm not talking so much about industry” he Hid “This is a big outdoor recreation ana” - - Ron is proud of the Memorial Day speech he's booked "I'm going to be at Plain-fiel- d Ohio" he u! ' “You’ve of it It probably never only has a population of about 200 but they've got a lot of gavel last Nov J 9 The teewoged mayor has problem— not enough time to everything he wants (UPI) OHIO’S GOVERNOR John GOligaa left Newcemeritown’s mayor-eleRon Hooker 19 after presenting him with Mg congratulates hours within the city limits enforced We’ve had about 10 ride around in the police arrests this year on it and all “I During the hearings s Senate cruiser about 15 hours a week” have been convicted page helped each female veterans he said “Just to check on Tom “We have there out of witness into and “1 don't look for big places to things-- to make sure things are Hammersley on the fire departcommittee room chairs ment He’s a senior in high speak I just like to talk to under control" of Rim enforcement his school I e but the Are chid uid on to work a people try Sen Stanley Republican State e basis Plain-fiel- d widely publicized campaign thought he would do a good job J Aronoff of Cincinnati I recommended him asked me first for promise to rid the streets of committee chairman was “I atao recommended Olive asked who assigned the page to Memorial Day and 1 accepted" noisy drag racers has been no MacQueen for city council when Despite the many problem the unusual duty "One of the first things I did a vacancy came up "She’s the speeches and the three days a at Ashland College was to recommend to council first woman on our council" He replied: “I refuse to week Council is made up of three answer on grounds of pursuing a full study load of 17 an anti-hrodding ordinance hours Ron still spends many It was approved and is being Democrats and three Republi high-back- first-com- -- first-serv- h n cans and Ron an independent uid he likes it that way The young mayor is running in Ohio’s May 2 primary as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention for Sen Edmund Muskie Ron’s own term is four years and he refuses to speculate about his career beyond that “I want to be mayor for a full term uid I might run for the job again" he said “I won’t make any commitment that" beyond If there’s no money tree in your yard you should learn to rake in the cash from interest problems" Cutting or grinding a pipe takes from seven hours to four or five weeks depending on whether it is a simple "classic" g pipe with a straight stem or a Looking up for a moment special design with a twisted from the grinding machine her stem Prices vary from (30 to little workroom Mrs Rasmusdeluxe pipes costing $500 or sen smiled as she recalled the 600 Only one or two pipes out quality of her earliest products of every ten she makes are “They were so bad customers awarded the Ann Julie trademust have bought them out of mark— a little red and white charity" she said “Today I dot wouldn't even use them as “Our main problem is getting firewood” the right kind of bruyere Slowly her work improved I brier) wood from Corsica" and the business started to the pipemaker said "Time and move When a girl friend called I've spent days perfecting again one day to say she was off to a pipe only to discover a slight New York Mrs Rasmussen disfiguration at the final polish decided to join her and take You would be surprised to see a selection of her best pipe-cuttin- along pipes “I had no letters of introduction in New York and entered the first shop for pipes I could Idaho Governor To Attend Meet In Japan ITU - It's off to UMSK client next Tuesday for li-- (lev and Mrs Cecil D Andrus !: will be attending a meet-ir- : of the Japan-l!Cover-:n- :i $ I onfcience Andrus and his wife Carol aie si h dulcd to leave for Japan Irvm Seattle according to I'd ward V Williams an admin-vin- e S assistant Andrus is one of 10 US to take the trip At a gov-ervi- rs in lii:indii s"ne -' -- la- of Japan's pro- wrnors will return the i ISlt Almanac For Today By United Press International Today is Thursday March 30 the 90th day of 1972 The moon is between its full phase and last quarter The morning star is Jupiter The evening stars are Venus Mars Saturn and Mercury Those born on this day are under the sign of Aries Dutch printer Vincent Van Gogh was born March 30 1853 On this day in history: In 1858 Hyman Iipman of Ihiladelphia received a patent for a pencil to be equipped with an eraser In 1867 Secretary of State William Seward reached an agreement with Russia for the purchase of Alaska for You OPENING OR I i J i First Federal Savings & Daily Compounded Interest Loan Association is the FIRST Savings Institution in Cache Valley to do such! 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