[ sury of the Hospital ~kuxiliary. [ Mr. Harry Harrier, Hospital Ad- ] Ure |t$2nna |,}m~n |e ard Tool & Die Inc Alliance, SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON FARMER'S ADVOCATE
t This figure i~dicates that gifts] ministrator. I I'll}. JhOallat~; IhHlailgil a} Ohio, and Alliance Industries Div- THb RSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1968 B---7
~]. 'of money donated to the mem-I The local auxiliary received 'a ~ ~ . ision of Armour & Co Alliance
Be~ ~1 ~Sl ~ ~ t~* orial fund in memory of deceased gold certificate of Reeogni~on as New |lU[~anf~ [Nlm HNr Ohio.
Ir aj .j .urc.asmy loved ones have averaged over an honor auxiliary for 1968. -- "Mr. Perri's past experience Shepherdstown, W. Va Miss Bow{ the individual who does you
P ~ $100. per month during the first Mr. ttarner told of a play tha~ t | -
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' Cuugl0 c 'iU|' It0S its] Hut In the past, many pieces off, Communications which stressed particular value to us,'stated Mr. The Mak; It Yourself Withlway' ~,** g,
i year since re-organization.]had been given entitled Hospital AI ~,n~ries ]0wn ~l[qn and demonstrated competence in man is the daughter of Mr and la kin nes" is enti e a n
our specialized industry will be of ]:!~n(~e[~[ge,~d" Bowman of West lness from you, some ,day some
!equipment have been purchased :,the need for cooperation between Mrs. Jeanne L. Lutman assure- McWatters. "IIe is another strong
The.~nembership of the Fri~~ life-saving piece of equip- through the thoughtfulness of iauxi~iary and hospital personnel: ed her duties as guidance counse- addition to the new management Wool Competition is open to all ti n~a~ .rn~ o~.n,~
o~ the~Charles Town General Hos merit for the hospita] nursery an many people in donating to this Mrs. Charlotte Kerns, Director lor at Charles Town High School team of Powhatan. girls 14 through 21 years of age. INE, PDJ /rll~ DrlIN[|::,
~1, the recently ve-orgamzed i]ntensive care Isolette Incubator. fund. Mrs. J. D. Yowell, South[of Volunteer Services, Winchester this past week. She has been
~gs~pital Auxiliary, celebrated it'siThe incubator was purchase at Mildred St Charles Town, is cur Memorial Hospital, was guest teaching English at Harpers Fer- ~ ~ ~"-~'~'--~---'~
rent treasurer. [speaker for the general meeting, ry High School for the past sev- Miss B0wm~n Ente~
~,~ mmiversary by agreeing to a cost of $1,300 the money com-i During a general membership Mrs. Kerns ~told of the following eral years. As guidance counselor
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t~se an imp rtant and nec'lingfr mtheMem rialFundTrea meeting f theauxiliary n Tues services n w being given t pat" she will w rk f ur days a week W,1 ~ n ~| ! i ~1
day Octob-r 22, a Fall project Iients of Winchester Hospital. Vis at Charles Town High and one Senior Di~ido~ Of
was pla~ed A buffet supper iting of selected patients by refer day a week at Harpers Ferry
will be giv~ for the public at ral of Medical Staff; Candy Stripe Iiigh. 00
~which time a variety of home- program; Library Service; Chapel Mrs. Lutman, her husband Cha vomffe. .on
/Services by local MinisteN~l rles, and a sun Keith live at 403
made foods w~ll be for sale. D~be .
to be set later I Associatmn; Aauh ward Helpers oenerson Avenue, unarms Town. Miss Linda -----
Mrs O1Lie "Tolbert re-ortedIA~ssistance to paid Receptionist Mr. Lutman isa teacher-coach at Bowman has enter mtbe"stay.fresb'bagt
+ho, .~o h ho~ t,~ ~'.~.o. I Service; entertainment and feed Frederick High School, Frederick ed the Senior division of The
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i'ems in "She sewi om She I ~ I hometown for Mrs Lutman. District Competition on Novem-i:: F 0 R Y 0 U R
,t . ng ro . Shepherd College is "her almaSchool for the Blind, Romney,
stated that durmg a 9-month per- n I Ide in
e " e Seas0 a as imater; and she is presently work ber 30, 1968 at The West Virginia
m a:k nly~.t~re~ .~m~ S~eelaU[ e~[ ling toward a master's degree in West Virginia. Her entry will be I'!
wur ~ers ?*u uuL ~eep ~ ~r ap-I~mm~ 1"~ ~ ~,~,~ l education at Shippensburg S~a~e a green coat. i~
polnlJnen~s. VUlIII /V li~;VII~I~U .
College, Shippensburg Pennsyl- X Metal Doors. Metal Frames And
!. zrs. o. b. t a.oom was.emctea,Ivania. Iter areas of study in her- -
~~ !.~--~ . ~~ ~ ~ ~ . .--- }o serve as .premaen~ z or me fiom AI nepnero t,011ege [undergraduate work were English it u Re-Enforcing Steel Products For Concrete
as Vice-President, Mrs. J.D. . I -Although Mrs. i utman 4s quite [ CALL CHARLES TOWN 725-7612 OR 9
~owezz, Treasurer; ann ~rs. n.u. Seasonal ideas in dining will!busy with her home and her ~ VISIT OUR PLANT AT
RANSON, W. VA-
Hunter, Secretary. be presented tonight (Thursday) car~er, she finds time to read
Reports from delegates to the in a "trick or treat dining de-and collect antiques.
Convention of Women s Auxiliary light" program for an adult edu-i Charles Town High considers T H 0 R N L U M B E R C 0 M P A N Y
to the West Va. Hospital AssoCiat cation class to be staued bx the Mrs. Lutman something of a "life ~: ~. Ranson Plant - Call 725-7612 .- Charles Town
ion, held at the Greenbrler Oct. Sheoherd Colleue Home Ecomo-~ saver" because for two years the
21-22 were given by M~r,s. O. S. mics Department The course will school, with an enrollment of 800 ] Martinsburg Pkmt - 267-8955
Bloom, Mrs. J. D Yowell, and ~e -re-e d :n"he Home Eco students, has had no guidance
q ?--- " -- nom~cs~ B~di~-t from 7 untii counselor. The vacancy was crea- ~'-:-:~:-:*~.:.~.~:-X-~
"~ ~' "" ~-e ted by the resignation of William
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~ ] A ~ ~ ~' ~ ~ free to any and all who desire to dorsal m ~m~z. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
FOR attend " "-- -- OF WEST VIRGINIA
^ Nicholas E. Perri CHARLESTON
L U N K Learn ,to get along with people;
F om vitamins to famous-name cosmetics your
pharn acy features a complete line of health and
beauty aids ready to perk you up, pretty you up.
At Your Service, Always
DIAL CHARLES TOWN 725-2621
,COL. AVV.) you'll have to associate with .them Is Hew Controller
tm~il you die.
At Powhatan Brass
Nicholas E. Perri is the new
Controller of Powha'tan Brass &
Iron Works, it was announced
this week by R. W. McW~t~ers,
President of this Ranson Division
of "Automatic" Sprinkler Corp-
oration of America.
Mr. Perri, a native of Donora,
Pennsylvania, assumed his new
duties September 9, 1968. He is
trial Corporation, Wooster, Ohio,
as Corporate Staff Manager and
Budget Controls; Manager of Cost
Con'trols of The American Vitri-
field Co Cleveland, Ohio; and
similar assignments with Stand-
tion.alvalue a graduate of Mt. Union College,
Alliance, Ohio, from which he
:iandquahtyina mstall modern wrong,received his Bachelor's Degree in
Accounting and Business Admin-
istration. His previous experience
Bring your home up-to-date electrically by installing includes assignments with Akron
",modern wiring, which can carry the full power load for Brass Division of Premier Indus-
Console ~ your appliances in complete, safety.
For All Commercial And Home Wiring
Native West Virginian
WVU Graduate--Lawyer
Outstanding Citizen
Legislator--Teacher
A Worker for You i
CHUCK HADEN
Paid For ~y The Cgndidate
ee
And Tell Your Needs To
'Ed' MAGAHA -- At The
Entered by the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
WEST VIRGINIA at the Capitol in the City of Charleston on
the llth day of September, 1968.
CASE NO. 6665
THE CITY OF CHARLES TOWN, a municipal corporation.
Application for authority to construct a new
sewerage system; approval of increased rates
and charges and amended rules and regulations
for furnishing sewerage service at Charles
Town and vicinity, Jefferson County; and
approval of a contract with the Town of
Ransom Jefferson County.
WHEREAS, on the 14th day of June, 1968, the City of
Charles Town, a municipal corporation, filed an applicatl~
duly verified, for (1) authority to construct a new sewera~iel
system in Charles Town, Jefferson County; (2) approval o1[
contract with the Town of Ranson, Jefferson County, for treat.~
ment of sewage; and (3) approval of the following increased
rates and charges and amended rules and regulations:
APPLICABILITY
Applicable in entire territory served.
AVAILABILITY
Available for general domestic, commercial and indust-
rial service.
RATE
METER RATE (Based on volume of water used)
First 10,000 gallons used per month $0.84 per 1,000 gallons
Next 30,000 gallons used per month .70 per 1,000 gallons
Next 30,000 gallons used per mont-n .56 per 1,000 gallons
Next 30,000 gallons used per month .42 per 1,000 gallons
Next 100,000 gallons used per month .28 per 1,000 gallons
All over 200,000 gallons used per month .26 per 1,000 gallons
The DALEN Z4513~V
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in genuine oil finished Walnut veneers and
select hardwood solids with Scandia styled base.
VHF and UHF Illuminated Dials.
full Zenith
quality just
HANDCRAFTED
for unrivaled dependabitity
ZENITH SUPER 50 HANDCRAFTED COLOR "IV CHASSIS
Handwired with no printed circuits and no producfiol~
shortcuts for unrivaled dependability.
ADVANCED COLOR DEMODULATOR CIR~UITRY
Extracts color from the Incoming stsnai with peak
precision tor unsurpassed, true-to-life color hues.
SUNSHINE COLOR TV PICTURE TUBE
for greater picture brightness with redder recl~
brighter greens and more brilliant blues,
NEW ZENITH 2-YF.AR COLOR
PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY
Zenith Radio Corporation warrants the color picture tube in the
Zenith Color "IV receive~ shown here to be free from defects in
material arising from normal usage for two years from date of
Original consumer purchase. Warranty covers repair of color picture
tube, or replacement with rebuilt color picture tube, through any
authorized Zenith dealer anywhere owner may live or move; trans-
Portation, hbor and service charges are the ob|igation of the owner.
Zenith replacement tube is also warranted for the full unexpired
term of the original two-year warranty.
@
116 E. WASHINGTON STREET
TOWN, W. VA. -- PHONE 725-2915
-- A LARGE SELECTION OF --
Westinshouse Ranges, Washers, Refrigerators
Radios, Bhck & White & Color TV
Electrical AppEances
North George Street--- Charles Town, W. Vs.
Commencing-at I0:00 A. M.
Discontinuing my residence in Charles Town, I will offer for
sale on Saturday, November 2, at 301 East Washington Street
in Charles Town, the following described personal property:
Five chests of drawers; 2 mahogany pineapple four poster
twin beds; 1 walnut low poster double bed; 2 sets of bunk
beds; 1 cedar blanket chest; I tiered corner what-not table; 2
library tables; 1 drop leaf table; 1 Queen Anne table; several
other tahles; Danish modern contemporary dining room set:
4 side chatrs, 2 arm chairs, tabl and sideboard; 2 sewing
machines; gold leaf mirrors and others; book eases; books;
rugs; lamps; pictures; assorted china, crystal, silver and linens;
refrigerators; 2 stoves; washer; dryer; upright freezer; record
player and records; 2 television sets; window fan; lawn furni-
ture; garden tools; cooking utensils and other articles not
mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE -- CASII
JAMES GWATKIN
Auctioneer - PAUL E. MILLER, JR.
Clerk - R. E. MORELAND
At the same time and place the undersigned attorney in fact
for William Lasbley will offer for sale for cash to the highest
bidder the real estate known as the late Mary S. Gwatktn
residence property consisting of a large lot fronting 93.5 feet
on the south side of East Washington Street and improved by
a large brick dwelling house thereon, and being the property
conveyed to William A. Lashley by Edfia B. Marshall by deed
dated May 18. 1964, recorded in Deed Book 267 at page 200.
Possession not later than November 1968. This property is
adaptable t~ both residential and rental use and has recently
been converted for two family occupancy permitting the owner
to reside in a portion thereof and the giving of a lease for the
remainder, or permitting the owner to lease both units to
tenants. The real estate will be offered for sale promptly at
11:30 M. Settlement to be made within two weeks of day
of sale. FOr further information contact the undersigned at
HENRY W. MORROW
Attorney in Fact for William Lashley
OCT. 24.2T-
7
t
You're the BOSS when you use OIL HEAT because
your local dealer competes for your business he
has no monopoly.
That's why you can demand and get service when you
need it. What's more, your local OIL HEAT dealer
cares he's not a salaried employee who makes a
certain amount of calls and then quits for the day.
When you need service, sometime or other, every
home does no matter which fuel is used, it's reassur-
ing to know you can talk to and depend on a man who
knows your name.
Phone the OIL HEAT dealer of your choice to-
day. He'H give you aH the facts about all the
home heating fuels in Jefferson - Berkeley - Mor-
gan County.
PERSONAL SERVICE that cares is one of the
many reasons Eastern Panhandle Oil Heat Assoc-
lateen stays on MODERN OIL HEAT by more
than 2 to I according to the htest U. S. Govern-
ment Census I
NO MONOPOLY OF SERVICE OR PRODUCT
Newbraugh E.o
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Southern States Co,op
Martinsburg, W. Va.
R. M. Roach & Sons
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Burkhart Oil Co.
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Shenandoah Oil Co.
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Hutshr Oil Co.
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Consumers Fuel Co.
Martinsburg, W. Va.
J. Emery gable
Charles Town, W. Va.
Community Oil Co. Smith's Oil Co. :
Charles Town, W. Va. Ranson, W. Va. ,
EASTERN PANHANDLE OIL HEAT ASSOCIATION.:':
Oct. 24-31- '
MINIMUM CHARGES
No bill will be rendered for less than the following amounts,
according to the size of meter installed, to-wlt:
5/~ inch meter
inch x aA inch meter
inch meter
1 inch meter
1- inch meter
1-~ inch meter
2 inch meter
3 inch meter
4 inch meter
6 inch meter
DELAYED PAYMENT PENALTY .
2.10 per month
$ 2.10 per month
3.00 per month
5.40 per month
8.40 per month
12.10 per month
21.50 per month
48.40 per month
86.00 per month
193.00 per month
The above schedule is net. On all accounts not paid in full
within ten (10) days of date of bill, five per cent (5~) will
be added to the net amount shown.
BILLING
Bills shall be rendered monthly.
MULTIPLE OCCUPANCY
In apartment buildings, shopping centers or other multiple
oreupaney buildings, each unit shall be required to pay not
less than the minimum monthly charge provided ~bove.
UNMETERED USERS
In locations where the customer has no water meter,
charges for sewer service shall be commensurate with the
charges that would be made to a metered customer in
substantially the same circumstances, but not less than the
minimum charge provided above,
IT IS ORDERED that these matters be set for hearing
to be held in the Commission's Hearing Room at the Capitol
In the City of Charleston, on the 21st day of November, 1968,
at 10 a. m EST, at which time and place the applicant shall
appear and prosecute said application, and anyone inte|x~sted
may appear and make such objection thereto as may be deemed
proper. Leave is hereby granted to anyone Interested to file
objection to said application with the Commission at anytime
on or before the 21st day of November, 1968.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the applicant, the City
of Charles Town, give notice of the flLtng of said application
and of the time and place of hearing thereon, by posting a copy
of this order in a conspicuous place where bills for sewerage
service are paid, for a period of at least fifteen (15) days prior
to the 2Ist day of November, 1968, for public inspection, and
by publishing a copy of this order once a week for two (2)
successive weeks, the first publication to he made at least
fifteen (15) days prior to the 21st day of November, 1968, in a
newspaper published and of general circulation in the County
of Jefferson, making due return thereof to the Commission on
or before the day of hearing.
A Copy.
Teste:
(Jet. 24-2t-
S. GROVER SMITH, JR.
Sec ry
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