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.... AT THE FRIENDLY ....
Transact your business from the privacy of your car. A friendly, courteous
teller is always on hand to take care of cashing checks and receiving
deposits.
ALWAYS F.R-E-E PARKING ON OUR LOT
WHILE TRANSACTING ANY BANKING BUSINESS
TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THIS FINE SERVICE TODAY.
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THESE SAFEGUARDS, BEGUN IN CHILDHOOD, MAY REDUCE RISK OF HEART ATTACK
KE~ HEM PHYSICALLY FIT
7HROU6H RE6ULAR EXERCISE
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For the most part, 1965 was ienced the largest number of ac-
a better year traffic-wise for the cidents, a ottal of 24 of the 72
municipality of Charles Town having occurred on that street.
than 1964, since the city went OTHER DUTIES HANDLED
through the entire year without
a single fatality, and both the In addition to handling traffic
number of accidents investigated accidents, violations and other in-
by the Charles Town Police De- vestigations and arrests, the Char-
partment, and the amount of les Town Police Department also
property damage involved were directed traffic for 121 funerals;
down over the 1964 figure, at least one officer was detailed
These were three of the bright to handle school traffic each
spots in the annual police report and every day of the school term;
of Charles Town Police Captain the department issued 3,475
Ephraim W. Day, presented to time parking meter tickets and
the Charles Town Council re-collected $2,434.00 in overtime
cently, parking fines• A total of $10,105•-
The report showed the depart- 25 was also taken in by the town
meat was called to investigate a in fines and costs during the
total of 72 accidents as against period of Jan. 1, 1965 through
75 in 1964. And the total amount Dec. 31, 1965. And another $680,00
of property damage involved was was collected by the department
in City licenses.
$20,023.13, as against $23,130.00t And for the past four monthas
for 1964• This was a decrease of
$3,107.00 in property damage. J the Department has been making
IUU3 JLt;~JUL bs l[t:~JAJ.. £¥113. -J~l[l~;
Gqre annotgtced t.hat the club
dance would be held on February
26, from 9 to 1 at Shenandoah
Downs. The band will be compos.
ed of professors from Shenan-
doah College and will be under
the leadership of Mr. Galen Stru-
nce. This group is quite popular
in the Winchester area. Tickets
now on sale, are four dollars per
couple.
Mrs. Billotti announced that
arrangements had been made for
the club to tour the county jail
on January 19 at 7:30 p. m•, and
asked all members to be present•
Club members had expresged par-
ticular interest in seeing the men
tal cell purchased by the County
Court, and this was to be shown
them, also.
The membership voted to hold
both a variety show and a rumm-
age sale later this year in order
to raise money to reduce the debt
on the Hilleary House
Mrs. Robert Burch showed a
"ditty bag" made from a ,hand
towel and a tissue box and ex-
plained that these are sent to
mental patients filled with toilet-
ries which they may find useful•
Mrs. Rolfe Kelley, President ask-
ed that each member make one or
two and bring them to the next
club meeting.
After all business had been dis
posed of the meeting was adjourn
ed and refreshments were served
by the refreshment committee.
Election Calendar
for Off.Year Primary
~1"~1tll U1~" Jl~l~l~l~l~:~U.'~ rAJt~vu;Jt~ /ll)YU~/tlJ~
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1966
J. Wellingthrip Pomerish III
beat the Dodge Boys
We have a standing bet that if anyone really
shops around for a new car and compares style,
performance, and price, he'll buy a Dodge.
J. Wellingthrip took us up on it, but he didn't buy
a Dodge. He bought a
Rolls. Told us his
family has never
bought anything else.
Okay, we lost that one.
But now it's truck
time at the Dod ge
Boys, and we'll bet
J. Wellingthrip that if he intends to buy any type
of truck (something to haul his polo ponies
around in), he'll buy a Dodge. We'll offeryou the
same bet.
The election calendar for 1966,
issued by the Secretary of State,
filing dates' are as follows:
Feb. 5 --- Deadline for candi-
dates to file.
March 11 to May 7 -- Voters
make applications for absentee
ballots.
March 15-30, Appointment of
two Ballot Commissioners by
~ircuit Court.
April 5, Election officials to
be appointed by County Court.
April 9 --- Last day for trans-
fer of registration.
April 25 --- Last day to mail
absentee ballot outside contin.
ental limits of United States.
May 7 -- Last day for voting
absentee ballot in Clerk's office.
May 10 --- Primary Election.
May 13 -- County Court to can-
vass election returns.
the Dodge Boys
make it easy to
buy em
Sept. 6 -- ~ast day on which
Executive Committee may fill any
vacancy after Prunary.
T ....................,_,.,'regular routine night patrols in Sept. 9 -- Last day for party
ne rvpurt~ ~nuw~ ,~ a ~u~ .......... chairmen to fill vacancies if not
tha~ ~,= .u,.u== u~ p=x~uua~ m- ... • - • • filled by Executive Committee.
........... town w tn a mght officer check-
• C Ochsner. They served delicious ~ury acciaems mcreasea m i~w, • ' • . .
, ;,. ~a ; .... +;~+~ ..... ;..~, mg all businesses to ascertain if Sept, 9 to Nov. 5 --- Applicat-
ndwiches and hot chocolate.- .............. ,,o =s ...............
m[ oDors ann wmaows nave oeen ion absentee ballots.
13 of last year
It was a very interesting pro-The de~rtment investi,,atedsecured. And during this period Oct. 8 --- last day for transfer .......... i
gram presented byMr. Thomas assis, e "i. of patrol, three fires have been of registration, change of name,
Miller, a teacher of Arts and %--- : c ....... :.?::_" discovered; nine businesses were etc Wll
1o zmony uses, one mor,. u au ........... -
~oun~ to nave lett their aoors or c
Crafts in the Fairfax, Virginia in 1964, with 14 of them being ........ O t. 9 to Nov. 4 -- Absentee
wmaows open ~o melr place o~al
• a l es i schools, and part owner of two |
To help the occasional food ser- I This w s fo lowed by a qu t on ......................... for breaking and entering as a- bu "n ..... b lots to be mailed.
sl ess atter ClOSing nours,
vice worker qualify for a permit land answer period• Mrs. Kathryn [ heZPvro gainst 11 for the same offense ....... "i Oct 24- Last day to mail ab-
• mree vreazmgs anu emerings •
m 1964, and the other two for sentee ballots outsz e continental
from the Health Department to I Rudolph, Public Health Nurse ..... ~', .... +h^ ~-~;-~, ,,f o -,~t~," ut^ +h~ft. I were discovered and the individ- ,, ,1 East Washington Street
• assist • ........... = ....... .........
serve food, a program is beingi ed with the program. ........ .*.hen .¢ a 3?he revert shows that o totallual involved was apprehended in[U'.
planned for early next month. ~."'. ....... ~Y ......... ."' ~" -
....... ntsI /*= $*,. Jl still hfe grouping. Mr. Miller liad .nf ................................nin~ il~r~nil~, w~r~ tnk.n intn tone of the places broken into I sonte °V' 5 -- Last day, to vote. ab- Charles Town, W. Va.
.~s yet, all ot me arrangeme set up on a table. As he talked y as arums ~ s~ y ; . "
custod " t ~ la-- ear I I e ballot at Clerk s Office
have not been completed but as lasts ~,!$111} Teacher ..... ....
Nov 8 General Electron.
-- r ..... ~ e e lan~ explamea tecnmques me and a total of three run-a-way!~k~ J~m~ ~lmax~a. I " -"
soon as xney a e, all ot me court-I l aso..mb~ed ...~..~ +. t. r ....
" f t .............. u children were reported to the de. IVl| . ,OII1 j Nov. 14 _. County Court to can. ......
ty groups serving oDd o the
........ - IPresents I%-ram Jhis canvas. It looked so easy. Mr. partment and all~ three were lo-I~ , q= ~, , Ivas~ election returna
pUDllC Will De noutlea v
• " ~ ~$ I Miller exhibited about a dozen
Dr. Earl D. Allara, Countyl~. ,, , ~= z Iwater colors of old homes from ca~ed;EMBER~su, WORSE MONTH 13peaKs/0 nanes ,J BLAKELEY FARM
Health Officer, waz~ted to thank J rerrv woman s uun J the Park area of Harpers Ferry, SELLS WE N !
everyone involved for makings * ,also exhibited some of his cera- aaStnt IT
this meeting a success. I ]mics and copper ornaments Jew u:r~ c~n;; OAlg9~ustWheneJ~:e own Woman's Clu
Thirty-five Jefferson CountyI The Woman's Club, Harpers! elry, all free hand creations or worst months for traffic acci-l /_~ ............. "
organizations were represented ] Ferry District, held its January i with aid of potters wheel, dents, wit-n ten m eacn'- month, l'n Tne ....... january meeting ot mel/gWmStereap norneaHende. .neremra. h .= , . hCOW
by fifty pe.ople at a ~n~etzng held, meeting at the clubhouse, 7:30 1 The meeting, presided over by 1965 November proved to be the ] Charles Town Junior Woman's] J"n~ti~r~-.-~.-, w~+~':='"'~ v~rgmm ~" ............. I.~
at the Czwc Center by the Health Thur a an 1 ~u wn atu occurred earl __arts'J Isnort, la manl wad can pull the
~. . " ....... J P.M., sd y, J uary 20, the president, Mrs. Marshall Urn- worst month with nine as against J Club was held January 17 at 8:00l ........ s?-,o.
uepartmenr mscuss zoo(l ser-lwith Mrs A W Franzen sponsori ......... six in November 1964. l at the Hilleary House, with Mrs.|
....... , • • • r- aor z, was oegun, wrote me mem
wce to the pumm, ] of the program. Hostesses for the ! be,.~ o+,,,,d with a momont'~ sil There were seven accidents in I Jantes Snyder as guest speakers ~ Ig IJIUllUl 3URIMI
John Cooper, Sanitarian with!program were Mrs.. Westcoat enc'e °:"~me~o"--- of Mrs ~Iina September, October, April andi for the evening. She gave a de-/ _
,
the lecal department, discussed Wolfe, Mrs. F. D. aohnsen, .'_nose May. The number for September lightful talk on the fmo
who could be affected, how to Jack Cameron, Mrs William Trail • ' ....... " and October was the same as for / She illustrated her speech by pre| .
qualify, and basic requirements :Mrs Donald Eackles and Mrs D = er_m.t em_°m_n,: rs ,auw s2 1964, but in April and May of'senting examples of fine art| | IIEIklg , g kl tlfUl l
....... : ......... = ....................... : lv-s v,
~,uu, 1964, only three accidents were found in normal everday life and/ L|~|~ ~ ~n~
,. .... ser ed as president at one time investigated in each of the two,reminded us that one needs only| BY
• and was a very enthusiastic part-
X ieipant of the Art Group. ,M__ter months. , ]a sense of beauty to appreciate|
A. breakdown of Capt• Day s lart and to see it everywhere, ins BOB STILES
_ ~ | the ,allegiance to the flag, 'Ame- report shows that of the 612 ar-leverything. | Inflation When somethi-- that
mr ~ . ~ / ~ ~ was sung with Mrs Richard rests made in 1965, as against 644 1 Following the program, the bus.[ :
me m eh cost $3 to bu a few ears a o,
J • • ] Hart at the piano: The treasurer, in 1964, speeding was once again1" ss e "rig was held and ear-| Y Y g
• • ]' • Mrs. Oscar Wilt, gave a good re- the top cause for law violations. A - now costs $6 to repair...
~ • ~ •l • I ~ • ~'~ ] ] port. Mrs. Carl Auvii, in the abse total Of 166 Speeding arrests j , . . : • • ....
R i nce of Mrs. Carlos Starr, finance were made as against 213 last[ IqPIg ll | What the Personnel Director is
~~rSf~~ I chairman, reported there would year, a decrease of 47 leo for is v o
@ | be a rummage sale in the near, There was an~ inorease in +he J rUUlit.AL / king a man of islon wh
........ I .... I Ihas drive ann determii ation; a
I /InterClearanc l[i Jinumher Of arrests fOr public bow]In team out of -- "-lace
....... drunkeness in 1965, the number man, who can inspire others -- In
I going from 108 in 1964 to 143 in / | ant
• J 1965. I~!¢~:~~'~~;;~."..~/~ I g ms ~" • •
• - , * * *
I Fifty persons were charged[ ,eh~ followln,, cha--"- ..m g.J
I with disturbing the peace, 311 "'~. ~' ,s~-~ ~,~ Y~I With prices what they are now, i
mane zor announcements lor ,
J were arrested for driving with- / "1 tt stow, h te -av 1 00 a -ound f-r
N PR06R S /on,an operator's license and 31 'apolitical offices. Announcementsl meat' ;ut ~'~":~ ::-'- --~'-" =--'-
I li Idrunken drivers were taken in-will, run each week until the, port d it'n, s even .... tougoer" W"= v=" -- =. . ~-
to custody in 1965. Seventeen]Prinmry ElecUon. All announce:] . , , ,
other persons were arrested]ments are payable when ad lsl Yul Brynner says tire only time
for hazardous driving; 20 for[inserted: /
some actors should in a cast is
failing to keep their cars under] |
EAT SAVIH6$ OH HUHDRBS control; 15 for reckless driving I_ . .... . _~whentheybreaka~g ....
and 13 for vagrancy and 1~ for INatmnal Offices: $45. I * * " * theexcitln$ new i PUSll BUWON'
SWEET DREAMS
I 1 II 11 fai!ing to stop for a red light. J . -. ' The dime isn't enti ly worthlees.
][ ] II When accident or illness /I Another 11 arrests were. made State Offices: $35.Ju still makes a, fairly good | | I CONTROLS!
ot arivers wno tailed to stop a~ I screwdriver . ~ ! i = L.-/n I Just push a button an~
] |~ cuts off your earning || a stop sign; nine persons were ar- • . , ", " " ~ I this Siegl re obeys_your
( power, you can trade a
~1 h We A TUEO IT~U ! !1 financial nightmare for (J rested for loitering; eight for County Offices. $25.* * ano numc nan, an c0mmand--at~omatlca|lY|
..... I Only a light bulb cam go out every
o l.,.. mmre.nrn .mram ] It "sweet dreams" if you |J zmproper passing, aria me same
R v .y w w brass s -m= ma=..awa i I] have Etna Life's Income /I number for improper reglstrat. Board I nlght and still he bright the next now gives you amazing
l[ II Protection Plan. It helps(| ion; seven persons were arrested -r~. ..... l day... ~EPINO HEAT
i~ I~ provide a regular income [l for each of the following charges: l~tlcatlon ~lb. ] , * • • S U PE R
Jl when it's needed moat. I[ obstructing traffic, failing to IThere isno inflaMon on the price FLOOR
u ~ ~ I~ Call for details. ~1
LOOK TO LEGGETT S IN 66 • II yield the right-of-way; drinking WE PRINT [of quality mehii~ homes at Trl ~ ~ louver~ in the floor heat outlet am mo_toz dri.v~ to
in public and fighting. " [Stat~ Mahil~ ll~mm~ f~h=~l~ n~b~nkand forth-~weep/n~ theh~t overthet~)r.~.~
H. S. CLOPPER, m. foAna°th:~ety49 o~rrme~ntSorWvei~o~a~i:nd: CAMPAIGN CARDS t :fi,-~. "a'n¢l';/te ~igh~;t id;;'~: ~glvmPedarmance, dimensionStyling andin exci "ti~gheatmg comfort.C°'' ~See "new,t soon!m~u=~
"--'--''''-- Phone 725-7081 street in Charles Town exPer- " ..... I
Let us take care of )'our needs] q :)lr
IN CHARLES TOWN Insurance, and ReaIEstate future early and av°Id the last mLaute]__ . H W. WA6REY,
the proposed projects my the fin ru I MOBILE HOMES FAIRFAX BLVD. ---- PHONE 725-292
1
~ club year: PHONE 725 2046 or 2047 ] Charles Town, W. Va. ---SUPERTANE GAS---
ance committee for the present . ] RIED 1
SHOP
TODAY
And
EVERYDAY
There will be a meeting of the ~ | .
Executive Board at the home of Jefferson Publishing Co., Inc. j TEL. NO. 725 9338 CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA
(= ....... : Mrs Ornd0r f, February 3. I ............... I . I ............. I .....
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