, eortaln m nor tncon nt ce PL..I.. ttAbP -- l a geographic b ck rount , elima-] SPIRIT OF FAR R J ADVOCATE
I sometimes associated with mass I*tW ~,llOIll~:~ /VWII Illyll B.J. Allara, Laura Allen,] tic. conditions and products and I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1966 B--.2
I revision of business and resident- _ .... Brent Anders, Karen Baker, Dale| lnaustrms ot our county. ~ne ex- t --------------~
" ' lucent| hibited very small knives, forks]
ill numbers wall be corrected as TO Bartles, Janet Baylor, V . . ,
/ ......... Students ...... i .... I-s-i ..... adford Nor ~and spoons used by the Vmt Naml Mrs Clarence Smallwood On I tf~,.~f,~f~~
| SWlItly as reports can oe process- reace aue,, e s ca Dr , "~ ": ~. " ..... 1 .- :'; ...... ". i q#
yd. He added that any such prob- ~ ~ it ~ - so, Braithwaite ....... Barbara Bratina I people. ~ne closea With a s~ory ~ rm¢lay, t~raay uwens,, ol Aiexan-I ..... .A,~
l lems will be of short duration Scn00i H0~0r ~0|I Jod- Butler Sam Bver Dor'-lot a father hghtmg m Vmt Nam,~ drm, and Jane Rlssler, of the I ~j-~-/.~/~" ~ T(~j
' ~ ~'' ~J .... I " • '
] an~l" uwnl~ ..... *arha] .... r] hw Cp~nrlnl Joffo~-. Clark WilliamIwrltmg to his eight.year-old son. ~Bloomery were vlmtors of theirl ~...
~the introduction of superior A total of 144 students at (Vlen[,-'~:nne Coyly, Brenda Car-]M;eSsidW~l~iam.Walke~ePre3isds?:t, aunt, Mrs. Smailwood !. ~,.~'~[
i ~ equipment and resulting i n-Charles Town ~emor mgn ~cn, oo~ son, Clara bailey, Linda Downing, [ P~ " a t, r ~ne ous s s _ . • Mrs. Thomas Wolford anti son, I " "~l~w~,a~~
| creased customer convenience,maae a SChOlastic average o~ ~ Debbie Fellers, Pat French, Vie- / r#lore COOK OOOKS were oraerea to Stuart, spent Monday with her J jl[~.~"d(~f]~llt~
[ A sum of $155,000 also has I°r better during the past semes- toria French, Cecelia Green, Ter-lbe sold by cl~bmemoers. ~em- I mother, Mrs. tlomer Kees, Ger-J ~~
• | been budgeted this year to pay tter ann were named to me ry Grey, Gregg Grove, Wayne l°ers ot meclup are piann!ng}o [rardstown. ~ ~j~ ~[~dJ ]
...... ' ........ lishments in| for the enlargement, extension, SChOol s honor rod. ! Harrell, Joyce tIarris, Russell[ attend a church servme m ~ne [ ~ [ ~" --~ ~ "-~--
Major service improvements at .~2~?-..:,... .... "'"V '" " "n "he! and recentering of a Capon The Senior ,class led the list Heare, Lyle Hoffman, Patsy!near mture as a group: 1 ATTEND CItUR,CH SUNDAY ~ ~ "
,ontheBridge1966 grossand CharlesadditionsTOWn,bud. ~vnaattl;~lrW(lPa~cuAa:;YDlistr~ct.[ Br~g~N~le ~I~ROVEMENTS [ w:th4:s:tl~2~n~: ~hh~le°thhe°J3fe ~)e~tk):SLMiykde, J~)ne~)~iDe~Ine~:ScK:rtk. t°UnnCnegen~aW3sS n~a:be" °211es~°°n t "~~
of General Telephone Corn- 'i'Gen(~raltohap:sbigt J~bwt:rdOcao~ndl Upward of $142,500 is expected class 26 and the fresl~man class Sharon Miller, Cindy Payne, Pan:: MprrChle~SoS°n.inFaelb?tear~r22 f~erf LIVING ON WHEELS. By Bob Stiles -- They're not like they were
tY of Southeast, with approxi- . ........ l- '" he -rom"l .............. a-le- Town 1 29. la Propst, Missy Rimer, Kim Reid [ .... ".. - [ in grandma s da:~ The modern bathing suit doesn't shrink" it has
atedtely a half-million dollars al- pm~jon remnuess y,~ -[ ~o .oe n.ecueu a~ ~] r s. ~ 1 ] Those named to the honor roll Rickie Riley, Elizabeth Ring, Jeff [ Lions ymo ~ne members were] nowhere to shrink to .......
for
upgrading
exchanges
isea. | aurmg the mourns mmeulate Y i,,.a ~h,~..-,,,~,.o,-,oo ........ .,,~.,- ~,,~, a,,,~ ¢,~o~ ~,,~,~,,h ¢,~a~ l aszea ~o participate in me moon/ ....
The proposed installation of a[ ahead for cable placement along/;vth."~l~k~)E""~ i David S~a'llwoo~' l~egg~"SmootllBank in March at the Citizen's [ *
t serve northeastern West Vir-
ia's "Panhandle." 400-line addition at Capon BridgeI ~.outes zoana ~, ~outn.. A con-/ .. . .. -- ...... I Patty Spiker, Daniel Staubs; Deb-[Fire Hall sponsored by them. It/ And then there was t.he girl in my class who was so nearsighled,
will result in substantially better smeraoly less cosuy canlmg pro-/ ~arg~e ~yrer, a.,m; par ara hi,, ~altor r)ian,~ Waltov¢ Mao]was announced that Mr. Clifton] sho couldn't even ~ her coniact lenses
!he company currently serves facilities and speed the han llin;I ject is planned for Summit Road l Hunt, . 4.40; ~ebecca Nernooa,~ Willin"--l~a-m ................... J Collier would be at the Commu-[ " i.~~ * , .... ~''" ~,:
ighly 13,000 in this region plus of present and future requesls for[ in 1966, while $25;000. has t)een/ t.40; L~naa ~oyie 4A1¢; Tana par-[ ~' " [ nity Center Feb 22 at 7 o'clock to[ ..... " ....... , . . '. .
)ther 30,500 along the lower new and regarded service Duel aumorizea tor auaing carrier| ron, a.ta~; Danny ureamer, a.vv; ~.+. ~~~.~,,m| discuss Church " Lawn Beautifica-] when ~ne JOSS tet~s you ne w3nts a meauy worker, ne (mesn'~ mean
,'e of the Mountain State. v ~" " .... • oth m~~~'~ • "
................... , ,~._ vmce circuits between Charles] Lmda Link, 4.00, Paule Jean R ~ ] lion The oossibilitv of makmg|a motmnless one...
~/. N. Scholl, General Manager ~o me compivx ~u~ u~ t,~ ,1, ..... .~ ~...,:__,.. _.. / 4 aaPierceBarr 3°"" Janis ~ =~ a ,-~ ~A~m,~ ~. " . . -- -- . ~
t...,~.,~ ~ .... h o~.~.o~,.,* i* ~vili .t,w~ .~u ma.u.~uu~. ! .w; , .ou. I ~' AU| L I ||~&i i lamp snaaes and trays was sis-| * * * :
LiatheDivision,J°int WeStsaid aboutVirginia-Vir'$400,000 ~e"nece'ssary" to"i~"sue"new'~, hone ceTpe.nt at:nstalla~i°nequ'pmem°f pmsline con-tne ~ C~)PP~-I~r3~0~hSUS~in; , 2~ph~n~; I ~ILIL | ~ J cussed.licious rezresnmemsMrS; Dai!eYcarryingServed outde" [ My daughter developed an entirely new' personality-- until I made
J Mrs. Mananna Smallwood her wash ~t off
numbers to the several huz dred ....
be divided almost equally be- - ....... modification of some central of- Kern, 360; Doug Perks, 360;I [the Washington Birthda-, theme | "'"
Capon Bridge and Charles ~u~3crm:r3hse?:a oy Ine ~.apon rice facilities (figured to run Chuck Sager, 3.60; Barbara Stile~ ~~~l Reporter--Mrs. H. N. Cl~ndening| * * * ~"
He pointed out that antic- "~ ~ .. ~. ".. . . close to $23,500) will greatly en- 3.60; Linda Ellis, 3.55; Greg Carp- ~ ~.,. m,,n,,~t ~vm~a*hv~S ex-| Debbie Seal and Vickie Penwell[ You know what we mean when we ~y that a certain woman has
expenditures will augment itowever, ;~cnoll assurea cus~ ...... . • -- ..... ~ .... ~---.- ---- - , . . • "
hance mter-commumt service in er, 350, Russell Cave, 350, Jeff ~e 1 ~ (
..... " ~ - e .... Y " " " tended to the members of thelwere absent from school se ra | po~se We mean that she rmses her eyebrows inst md of the roof
large-scale rehabilitation- omers m me aHec~ea ira tna~ th~M3rU~lt aMioSSi?nn:e~:i~)nost the ~?Y S?lei ~5~aWilrl, ia~.40F;r?~e~ family of the late Mrs. Lena Am-[days last week due to illness..| ~: ..... : ,
P • " ; Y Y " " brose one of our co corres ond | Miss Jane r~issler, laughter ot , ~ .
-ualit,, o,n ,uantit,~ ~f se,.~ic,, Ashbau~,h 325" Mike Hankins ' -. P ". ................. | Mv Aunt met my Uncle at a travel bureau She was lookmg for a
-~ ~ .....~ J .... b , " ' 'ents -f the Snirit of Jexterson-Ad- I ~wr. ann ~wrs. ~ewls ~. tosser an(/, - • ........ '
in ..... the Shepherdstown area pro- 3.25; Greg Corbin, 3.20; . Janet vocate.-" The'- deceased will" be re-I a senior in Shepeherd College vacauon, any. ne was the lam resort ....
riding subscribers there with 200 Clendenmng, 3.20; Jeanme Gru- m~mh,..,~d far h~e .ncolfi~h nn. [again has made the highest scho- * * * *
n li "1 ....... ~ ............................
ew nes, whl e another $50,000ber, 3.20; Norabelle Shuman, 3.20; tiring and faithful efforts to ful-[lastic achievement at this institu- Living in a mobile home sold by us makes every day like a
will be spent on cable that will Howard Willard Speaks, 3.20; fill her obligations as she saw [ tion of twelve hundred students, vacation..
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Always Plenty Of F-R-E- PA KING
For Our Customer At Rear Of Store
:HEAT OUTLETSs
Naw heating comfort
for homes, restaurants, offices, shops, ansywhe, l
Wall furnace comfort without costly mstaua-
tion. Stand it flush to wall or recess it. Pours
heat out front and can be piped to rooms at
side or back.
New season selector
help develop access to the Bak- Susan Hill, 3.10; Sharon Small. them. She will be greatly missed. I Howard B. (Sonny) Bush
erton section, wood, 3.10; Francis Athey, 3.00; Ernest Chamblin and family twrites home that he is stationed
At Burlington, meanwhile, Linda Bell, 3.00; Ellen Funk, 3.00; are moving from the Wicliffe, in Darmstadt, Germany, not far
something less than $10,000 has Chet Hines, 3.00; James Magaha, Va., neighborhood to the Heskett from Munich.
been appropriated for vital cable 3.00; Cheryl Ann Miller, 3.00; farm on Rocks Ferry road recent-I Mrs. Milton Poppins who has
and line acqumltmns. A near hke Debbie Morris, 3.00; Sheila Moler, iy vacated by Mrs. Homer Wood. ~been a patient in the Rehabilita-
amount is earmarked for Moore- 3.00; Roger Nicodemus, 3.00; Sus-
field where 150 lines will be an Ott, 3.00; Keith Ott, 3.00; Will- M/Sgt. Ray MacQuinn, Mrs. Mc- tion Center ,Charleston, returned
added and doubtless this will tam Senseney, 3.00; Judith Shir- Qutnn and their three children to her home Saturday. She was
trigger increased demands for ley, 3.00; Frank Welch, 3.00.visited Saturday at the home of not fitted for artificial limbs but
In]hal and regarded service, llth GRADE her sister, Mrs. Henry Clipp and hopes to be in the near future.
Subscribers Will expermnce .................. family. M/S McQuinn left Feb. Medical advisers there suggested
steady imnrovement in servic~ ~ayle ~arsnau, a.~v; ram ~ny- 22 for Vietnam. He has been in that she wait for a later appoint-
aurina th~--vo-~-r~--'~h~'~n'--~- der, 4.16; Donald Specht, 4.00; the U.S.A.S. for sixteen years ment.
dlcted-'--'"~" Sehoil. ..... "as .......... General spares"'~" Sandy. Ring, 4..00; Deborah. Baum-..... having served in Germany and Mrs. Milton Rouss accompanied
no exnense to brin~ We.~t-Vir garaner, 4.00; r~orma Jean mcKel Alaska as well as in other thea- by her mother, Mrs. Wlllard N.
-- ...... ~--* " r
~inians the most comnlete and 4.00; Carla Colhs, 4.00; Ann Ca- tres. His family will remain in White, were visitors Tuesday
r~easonable comm-nica~i-n~ ~,-¢~ ver Gracey, 4.00; Becky Pestun, Manassas, Va.,' where they own with the latter's brother, Mr. Er.
tern possible." "- ............ "~" 4.00; Becki Ennis, 3.80; Mariland property. 'nest Clipp, who is a patient in
Operates on low fire on mild days, high ..tim
in cold weather. Perfect automatio [m ag
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,Improvement March 8.
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Dunn, 3.80; Cheryl Starker, 3.80; Mr. and Mrs. Oral B. Hughes the Newton D. Baker VA Hospi-
Diane Cook, 3.60; Becky bailey, spent Sunday in Alexandria, Va., tal.
Mrs. Edward Seal assisted by
3.60; Angela Lloyd, 3.60; David visiting the litter's daughter, Mrs.
Dalgarn, 3.60; Christian Bratina, Melvin Ar~ler~ and family. The
3.60; Judith Furr, 3.60; Nick Shy- latter had the misfortune to fall
der, 3.60; Doug Seibert, 3.50; Kar- last week injuring an ankle.
en Day, 3.50; Alice binges, 3.40; On Monday Misses Barie Pen-
Bill Henshaw, 3.40; Scott Coyly, well and Shirley Jackson, student
3.40; Bane Schill, 3.33; I~ill l~er. nurses in King Daughters Hospi-
chant, 3.20; Mike McKee, 3.20; tal, Martinsburg, left for Phila-
Sharon Pulse, 3.20; Robert Hank- delphia for further training. Mrs.
ins, 3.20; Mary Bowman, 3.10; Paul Clendening, mother of Shir-
John Shocker, 3.00; Wayne Hill, ley, took the girls who had spent
3.00; Venetta Snyder, 3.00; Debbie the weekend at their respective
Sisk, 3.00; David McDonald, 3.00; homes.
Sharon Demory, 3.00; Barbara Saturday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. David Heishman, Jr., and
Miss Peggy White have been soli-
citors in behalf of the annual
Heart Fund.
General and Mrs. Pleas B. Rog-
ers have returned to their home
Hawthorne Dale after an extend-
ed trip through the South, re-
maining for several weeks in
Texas. They made the trip by
motor and thoroughly enjoyed
the visits with their friends and
relatives.
Lilly, 3.00; Paul Wilt, 3.00; Mike Mrs. Clifton Mercer, their two
----" .....TH-i ......... Dorsey, 3.00; ShepardOgden, 3.00 children, Terri and Jeffrey, of
Ephraim Day, 3.00; Doug Harri- Northumberland, Pa., were call-
son, 3.00; Rosemary Pierson, 3.00; ers on friends in the village here
Mr. and Mrs. John Heishman
and son, Eddie, of Rockvillel
were visitors Saturday at the
home of her father, Mr. Marshall
Thompson. The Heishmans are
planning to purchase a home near
Winchester, Va. Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Thompson and son, Billy,
Carolin Cloudy, 3.00. where Clifton formerly resided
MRYIH ~STRIPER C0, lOth GRADE -- with his parents, the late Mr. and i
Glenn Bradley, 4.25; Stephanie Mrs. Joseph Mercer.
C 0 L 0 N I A L Clopper, 4.20; Jack Rickel, 4.20; Mrs. Richard Dailey was host-
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J. T. Kitchen, 4.00; Frances Grin ess Thursday afternoon to the of Charles Town, were visitors
FUNERAL' HOME them, 4.00; Cynthia Tusing, 4.00; members of the Kabletown Home on Sunday with his father, Mr.
Charl Town Kay Jackson, 3.80; Vsrlene Barb Demonstration Club. The devo- Thompson, of Summit Point.
Ies, 3.75; Mary Mastel¢,~3.75; Cha- tions were led by Mrs. James Mrs. Grady Owens, and grand-
Shepherdstown rles Printz, 3.75; Pat~oyle, 3 75; bailey Mrs. C. D. Boyer present- daughter, Wracy, of Alexandria
• • tt " ,, • •
~25-7068,PHONES-S76'2683 JeaneaneSagle, 3.70; ~eha Jones ed the lesson, Vlet Nam, glVln~ Va., were visitors Tuesday of
'3.60; Pat Moler, 3.6~ Lisa Shu-
~- = = =-=--_--_-_--- -_ = .= =_ _5 man, 3.60; Danny~hey, 3.50;I ~,
Donald Willingham, .~:50; Diana
- ~ Bailey, 3.40; Bonnie~inor, &40;I
~#eWlPg~,o~N, We~# Marsha Pine, 3.40; D~ris Brack-] ~lfll" ~h~
ett, 3.25; Karen Marcus, 3.25; ....,.. guy who'd rather drive than
Thomas Tumblin, 3.25; Nancy
Barnado, 3.20; Charles Cooper,
L.Ifo Insuranoe Plafl3.20; Calvin Dale Manuel, 3.20.
tor your 9th GRADE -- *
W H Ot [ FA M I LY Charlotte Rowe, 4:00; Paula
.... Propps, 4.00; Jacquelin Bush, 4.00
Nadoawlde's new F~m//yPo/-Elizabeth Snyder, 4.00; Pamela
Joy,covers Morn, Dad, and all
dependent children under ~q~e Hoffman, 4.00; Selma Jones, 4.00;
18. And new babies cover~:+d Daniel Nichoals, 4.00; Madonna
atno p[a[][I.,l~l~ iaC~ (a~(¢r Martin, 3.80; Michael Mays, 3.75;
15 days old). One policy -- Christopher Sagle, 3.70; Claude
one low'prendum -- for aU,Wojdag, 3.50; Pam Giles, 3.50;
hunily pr~onl , Diane Kratz, 3.50; Cynthia Cain,
3.25; Shsie Ward, 3.25; Kathryn
NORMAN Eo KI~HER Henshaw, 3.25; James Fleagle,
3.25; Martha Seibert,' 3.20; Jean-
Insurance Consultant ne Mason, 3.20; Peggy Taylor,
3.00; Pat Hamilton, 3.00; Debra ,:
Fairfax Bldg.-Phone 725-5814 Doff, 3,00; Sammy Carper, 3.00;
Kathy Sagle, 3.00; Fred Whitting-
West Liberty Street ton, 3.00; Laura Dorsey, 3.00; Lois
Athey, 3.00; Debbie Rinaldi, 3.00; "'
CHARLES TOWN W. VA. Jerry Salsano, 3.00.
J 78 des Tow. Jr. ' CHEVELLE
ATIONWIDE
High Students Named
Home ogle*, ~ Ohio
To ScKool Honor Roll "
A total of 98 students at Char-
les Town Junior High School ac-
quired a "B', or better average
during the third six weeks of the
1965.66 ,school term and thereby
were named to the school's honor
roll, it was announced this week
by Roscoe R. Payne, principal.
The list by grades follows:
7th GRADE --
Clayton Anders, Patty Anders,
George Brown, Kay Bryant, Bar-
bars Bussey, Timothy Calkins,
Steve Cooper, Debra Creamer,
Ill . Chloe Dafter, Mark Dailey, Deb-
A-oliane - |l torah Deeds, Kathryn Vehaven,
New trim styling , Ill JJ [Brenda Dignazio, Darlene Dedson
Always looks built-in. Vent cover hides the ~qe. I II • il I Walter Dunn, Richard Funk, Ela-
Ill'll @_ CI VIPI Ill ine Gageby, Pare Hardman, Jew-
Finished in 2-tone cordov~m and beige. Ill }~,l ,]~ ~[ ,~[~[~Vl~] IJlell Harrell, Robert Henshaw, Viv-
-+ qt, lllll!ltttltl IIII~, ii [J~ [l] inn Howell, Elaine Jackson, Peg.
y Ill m ...,------ ll[gY Jenkins, Mitzie Lamm, Sherry
on displa nowat i,, [] l~ll|l~R~t~ |J[Liles, Marshall McCormick, Vick-
INCl Ill II bl I II=il~P IJ| le McDonald. Michael Myers, Joy-
WAGR~ |11 .1.3 r~+~.--;--;..-- '|| ee Ott, Charles Owens, Jr., Dottle
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Ill um ,L~OIIiIIIIUII tIID' Perks, Beth Perry, Tim Ridge-
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[j~ vv. ,.~u.~..~...V...o... ~J|George Tusing, Lorlng Viands,.
CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA ....... lJl Charlm Town, W. Vs. III Linda Vorous, Eric Waggy, Judith
llk |walKer, Kumanne wilt.
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This is about a Chevelle--a very lal oue--wlth a
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Start it up and you've tuned in on 396 cubic inches of
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