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Mnrc Sitwtov, Fibr wry Set March 3 The Red Cross Mobdmobile is' scheduled to be Ift Marcfi 3. It will be MMiohed at Grace' Methodist Chcrch 'and the visit will be spon- saced by the Keyser Lions Club. Charles Scragg. Mineral Red Cross blood program chairman, reported' yesterday that 23 pints of blood were ad- ministered, at Potomac Valley Hospital January. "Harry Thomas.

Alice McGreevy aM Leroy Cannon gave blood at the hospital and volunteers made ttfo trips to Cumberland, one to Frbstburg, and two to Bedford for extra blood. Ttev. Mr. Scragg said anyone needing blood replaced for pa- tients in out-of-fegion" hospitals sfiould contact the local chapter. The Red Cross is not notified when county residents receive b)ood, he said, and it is (he obli- gation of the family to make re- placement arrangements.

Nelson To Speak At CDA Meeting Court Sancta 485, Catholic Daughters of America, will meet Thursday at p.m. in the Knights of Co- lumbus Home. jMrs. Barbara Brown, grand regent, will preside. Mrs.

Betty Jackson, chairman, of the social welfare committee, will be in charge of the program. 0. Nelson, Pinto, project co- ordinator for the Work Oppor- tynity Experience Program in Aliegany County, will speak. charge of the social hour ti'tU be Mrs. Hilda Rafter and Mrs.

Winifred PendergasL Ellerslie Personals iMrs. George Lybarger is home from Memorial Hospital, where she was admitted after falling on tie ice at her home and breaking her. arm. Mrs. Boyd Turner has returned hoVne from Memorial Hospital, where she was a surgical patient.

Friends of A. D. (Jake) Stahl- man are asked to send cards on his 50th birthday, Monday, Feb- ruary 14. Mrs. Stahlman has been ill and has been unable to be out for the past two years.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lowery, Al- toona. are visiting their son- inw'an'd daughter, Mr. and Mrs Di'Stahlman.

Shores Will Run For Senate Post rAIOOREFIELD P. Shores, Keyser attorney, has filec for the Democratic nomination for. senator from the 16th sena- torial district. 'JHe will oppose Mrs. Betty Baker, Moorefield.

who is filling the unexpired term of the late Donald J. Baker. Other local candidates who have filed are Thomas J. Hawse for House of Delegates, Courtney Pratt for member of the County Ceurt, Ray Funkhouser, Board of Education. Capon District; Mar- ion Deahl.

Dr. J. W. Fisher, George Leatherman and LaMar Sager from Moorefield District for Beard of Education. members of the Board of Education are to be elected and only one may be from Moorefield district.

hJohn W. Ely, postmaster at Baker, filed this week for the Hardy County Board of Educa- tim from Lost River He received permission from the Postal Department to run for the post. Music Program Is Postponed WESTERNPORT The Music and Arts Club of Westernport has ptponed its "Parade of Ameri- can Music" program from Feb- ruary 25 to March 25. The pro- gram will be presented in Pied- mont High School auditorium at by the Senior Club and the Key Note Junior Music Club, co- sponsors. The choral group will rehearse Tuesday in the high school.

Corridor Route Will Begin In Mftll Show Film LUKE--Girl Scout Troop 101 ufll sponsor the public showing of a film entitled. "Communism." Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the com- ntynjty building. A lascar is an East Indian sea- rrfen, usually of low rank. FOR SALE Apartment House (6) Apartments Jhit it a few.

expense, net return invest' menf $4700 Down Pjy- ment Owner will fake tint mortgaga for bal- ance, leaving you a monthly income. For complete Jetaiff call. COMPTON REAL ESTATE or MOOREFIELD Lions Oub mftmbers were infcHrned this week that word had been received from the State Road Commissioner. that the' corridor road on the proposed Interstate 66 would be Moorefield to Ward- ille instead of one of Ihe three other alternate Roy Hamilton, a member of.th* committee appointed by Mayor Grafton to make recommendations on town planning, reported that Ks committee has met three consulting firms are special- its in community planning and expects to meet with another be- fore making proposals to the Town louncil. He said the work of the committee will be released in a formal report soon.

Wallace J. Lynch, administrator for the Eastern, Virginia Planning and Development Asso- ciation, reported that the proposal for an arts and crafts in- dustry for the area is still under consideration by the Office of nomic Opportunity and that it will probably be several'weeks before any decision was made. Wendell Hester reported that the campaign for funds for the pur chase of the new fire truck for the Moorefield Volunteer Fire Company is lagging and that more than $10,000 is still needed. He recommended that the fire com- pany be supported through a tax levy instead of through public sub- scription and fund raising activi- ties, Perpetual Care Is Planned For Zion Cemetery FROSTBURG--Frostburg Mem- orial Park, has voted to in- clude the former German Re- brmed or Zion Evangelical Cem- etery on Mt. Pleasant Street in he program of maintenance and perpetual care under which the brmer Aliegany Cemetery has been operated since June 1950.

Both burial grounds are located or near. Frostburg Zion Cemetery having been owned and nanaged for several generations ay the consistory of Zion United Church of Christ. A spokesman stated that fami- lies concerned with Zion Ceme- tery have not raised the complete quota -to qualify that cemetery for inclusion, but that the park corp- oration deemed it wise not to with- hold approval for a year. A committee from Zion Church, headed by John Davis, has been working toward the merger for some years. In other action, FMP directors elected Dr.

Davis as a member of the board. He fills a vacancy that has existed since the death early this spring of John Stewart. Mr. Stewart was an active organ- izer of the corporation when it was formed in April 1950. Arthur R.

Irwin is chairman; W. Earl Brain, treasurer, and Mrs. Elsie V. Williams, secretary. In addition to.

the officers, are John W. Cook, John C. Davis, Clifton D. Jeffries, Walter E. Jef- fries and E.

Irvin Prichard, Frost- burg. and George Eichhorn, Lona- coning. Ellerslie WSCS To Hold Dinner ELLERSLIE Womans Society of World Service met Tuesday eve- ning in the Evangelical United Brethren Church basement. Mrs. Alvcnia Johnson was in charge of devotions.

The topic was "People of God." Readings were given by Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Betty Shaffer and Rhcta Murphy and prayer by Mrs. Mamie Ruth Myers.

Mrs. Edna Lowery presided at the business meeting, with 17 members present. Plans were made to have a cov- ered dish dinner and a hymn sing for members of the church Feb- ruary 23. Following the meeting, refresh- ments were served by the host- esses, Mrs. Amy Miller and Mrs.

Gloria Mathews. OES Plans Service FROSTBURG Mt. Chapter 15. Order of Eastern Star, will hold a memorial service today at 7:30 p.m. at Hafcr Funeral Home, West Main Street, for Mrs.

Virginia Sigler. Boosters To Meet MT. SAVAGE The Athletic Boosters' Club will present enter- tainment in Mt. Savage High School today at 8 p.m. MRS.

BENJAMIN DeVORE DeVore, 12, died home'in ElltTslie. She in ill health'for some'tinvA Born- in' Bedford; she was of the late William arid-v Catherine (Clites) Witt. Her Surviving son, De- four'; daughters, OimberUnd; Mrs. IJyiad- rnah; MrSA Elsie and Mii. Dorothy Bonn.

Ellerslie; Anna Hasselrode, eight grandchildren and JO gfeat-grandchildren The body is at the Zeigler Fu Home, v.where friends will be received today Trorn 7 to 9 p. m. and tomorrow from 2 to m. and 7 to'9 Services, will be conducted there Monday at 2 p. m.

by Rev; Arthur Vespa. Burial will be "in Porter- Cemetery. FRANK X. HASELBERGER Frank X. Haselberger, 71.

of 511 Pine.Avenue, died yesterday -in Baker VA Center, Martinsburg, where he had been a patient since January 17. A native of Cumberiaiid. he vi-as a son of Jate Andrew and Agatha (Rader) Haselberger. Mr. Haselberger was a veteran 61 World War I and was "a retired clerk for the Dairy Service Bottl ing He also was a member, of Fort Cumberland Post 13.

American Legion. Surviving are his widow, Opa' (Fanster) Haselberger a step-son Harold Baltimore a brother, Emil M. Haselberger Cumberland: a' step-grandchilc and a number of nieces and nephews. The body is at the Silcox Funera Home where friends will be receiv ed from 2. to 4 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m A requiem mass will be celebra ted Monday at 9 a. m. at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church and interment will be in Hillcrest Burial Park. The rosary will be recited to- morrow at 7:30 p.

m. at the funer- al home. JOHN H. MYERS John H. Myers, 75, of Corrigan vilte, was pronounced dead on arrival yesterday at Sacred Heart Hospital.

Born at Barton, he was a son of the late Albert and Isabelle (Moore) Myers. Mr. Myers was a Retired employe of the Engin- eering Department of 'Celanese Fibers Company and was owner of the Myers Grocery Store in Corriganville. Surviving are his widow, Sylvia (Bowman) Myers; a son, Roy O. Myers, Baltimore; three daugh- ters, Mrs.

Marilyn Bridges, Cor and Mrs. Cora Gunn and Mrs. Hazel Willison, both ol Cumberland; 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The body is atjhe Kight-Fu neral Home where services wil be conducted Monday at 1 p.m by Rev. Richard C.

Chambers pastor of Corriganville Methodist Church. Burial will be in Eckhart Cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. MRS.

BENNETT RITES Memorial services for Mrs. Fanny Bennett. 72. who was burned to death in a fire thai destroyed her home February at Cherry Grove, W. will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p.m.

al Cherry Grove Methodist Church Rev. Harley Baldwin and Rev Larry Miles will officiate. A native of Pendelton County W. she was a daughter the late Abel and Anna (Sponau gle) Ztckafoose. Her husband.

James K. Bennett, preceded her in death. MRS. STEADMAN RITES KEYSER--A requiem mass for Mrs. Mary F.

Steadman, -57 Ar- nold Street, who died Thursday, will be celebrated Monday at a.m. al the Church of the As- sumption by Rev. J. J. O'Connell Burial will be in St.

Peter's Cemetery, Westernport. The body is at the Markwood Funeral Home where the rosary will be recited tomorrow at p.m. O'DONNELL SERVICE Requiem mass for Frank O'Donnell. 76. of Bedford Road who died Wednesday will be cele brated at St.

Patrick's Catholic Church today at 9 p. m. Inter ment will be in St. Mary's Ceme tery. Pallbearers will be Charles Strong.

Bernard Fleigle, Clarence Hoyle, Donald Leydig and Walter Chancy. IZZETT SERVICE A service for Mrs. Delia Mae Izzett, 71, a former resident who died Tuesday in Gten Burnie, wil! be conducted at the Scarpclli Fu neral Home today at 1 p. m. Rev C.

D. Colcy will officiate anc interment will be in Davis Me morial Park. Pallbearers will be Paul Mor- gan, Leo Ruppcrt. John Murphy, William Mickey, Robert Reed and Albert Rockwell. The best-known egg-laying mam A mai the platypus.

Auxiliary To Meet 4 of SI 229.50 100 Guitar SIR Oak with $OK doors. 43" 63" Wife Thrift Shop Furniture A Clothing 119 E. Main St. Frottburg LUKE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Luke Volunteer Fire Com- ipany will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the community building.

All members are urged to attend. Tonight BARTON Barton Hose Com- will hold a Valentine dance tonight in the fire nail. Music will be provjded by the FranJc orchestra. i The famouf Thirty War started in Germany. vtd in ywterdiry; The last member' of his farnily.Vhe is survived i Bridget Son of the late Henry'and Annie (Woods) Devlin, he has been tired from a family-owned busi- ness since 1960.

Devlin play ed baseball for the old Georges Creelc. League, Besides his wife, he Is survived by, three sons, Harry J. and John Devlin, both of Midland, and Daniel M. Devlin, Potomac Park, and four daughters, Mrs. Dennis McGr'aw, Hyattsville, Mrs.

Anna Frostburg, Mrs. Cathe rine Riveria, West Palm Beach, and Mrs. Agnes. Marie Urbas. Midland, and 18 grand- children.

The body is at the. Eichhorn Funeral Home, Lonaconing, where friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday 9:30 p.m. at Joseph's Catholic Church, the Rev. Joseph Fuller, pastor.

Interment will be in St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery, Frostburg. Rosary will be recited evening in the funeral home. MRS. GEORGE COLEMAN LONACONING--Mrs.

Mary Vir ginia (Beeman) Coleman, 47, of Lonaconing, died yesterday in Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyser. A native of Lonaconing, she was the daughter of the late James H. Beeman and Mrs! Irene Ryan, Lonaconing. She is survived by her husband, George Coleman; here, and two sisters. Mrs.

Nellie Thomas, here, and Mrs. Ray Ijames, Fort Laud- erdale, Fla. The body is in the Eichhorn Fu- neral Home where friends will be received from 2 to "4 and 7 to 9 p. m. The body will be removed to Assembly of God Church, on Detmold Street.

Lonaconing, noon Sunday where services will be conducted at 2 p. m. by Rev. Charles Fussell, pastor. Interment will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery.

MRS. PAUL DAVY- ROMNEY-Mrs. Beatrice Max- ine Davy, 38. died Thursday at her residence in Junction after a long illness. She was a daughter of the late George F.

and Irene (Davy) Hel- man and a member of Mt. Olive EUB Church near Purgitsville. Surviving are her husband, Paul R. Davy; five daughters, Mrs. Norma Burns, Purgitsville; Paula, Twilla, Darlene and Robin Davy, and a son, Raymond Leroy Davy, all at home; a sister, Mrs.

Nellie Johnston, Baltimore: seven broth- ers, George Earl Theodore Kail Ralph and Lyle M. Helman. Purgitsville, and Gene A. Helman, Baltimore. The body is at the Shaffer Fu- neral Home.

A service will be conducted there today at 2 p. m. by Rev. Robert Dunn and Rev. Charles Van Gilder.

Interment will be in High Cemetery, near Junction. DEREMER SERVICES Services for Calvin R. (Pappy) Der'emer. 74, who died Thursday in his home, will be conducted in the George Funeral Home Sun- day at 1:30 p. m.

by Rev. Blackstone, pastor of Brethren In Christ Church. Burial will be in Hillcrest Burial Park. Friends will be received in the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Pallbearers will be Joseph Mon- nett.

Ferman Helmstetter, Willard Collins, Harry Skelly, Harmon Barton and Hayden Dawson. MUS. SIGLER RITES FROSTBURG--Mrs. M. Virginia Sigler, 50, wife of Evan J.

Sig- ler, 131 Washington Street, who died Thursday, will be conducted tomorrow at the Hafer Funeral Home. 60 West Main Street, by Rev. Harold B. Wright. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park.

Pallbearers will be James Lem- mert. George Rendar, Robert Turly, William Kroll, Michael Mil- ler and Richard Rase. POOLE SERVICES A service for Donald R. Poole, 31, 1010 Ella Avenue, who was fatally- injured Wednesday night when he was struck by a car on Industrial Boulevard, will be con- ducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ihe Scarpelli Funeral Home.

Elder William Hawkes will officiate and interment will be in Hillcrest Bur- ial Park. Pallbearers will be Carl Ny cum. Terry and Jack Weltman, Walter Robinette, Jack Abe and Donald Ritter. N. Y.

Butter And Eggs NEW YORK (UPI) (USTA-Bd1(er market Friday; (Hftnnjd in better balance fair demand. Wholesale sell- jnr cenU per pound (bulk la fiber AA 193 seore) tlVj-W; A (72 store) nVt-tlVf. (90 seore) too few (o Quote. NEW YORK market Friday: Otterinfs about adeooate Demand fair to rood. Wholesale wllinic prices In eents doien (Minimum 2S 10 per cases).

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on Santa Fe Railroad was second with a gain of 3V4 at 121,400 shares. Control Data advanced 2W to on 96,100 shaVes in third spot. Texas 'Gulf Sulphur sprinted' 5W in actiye dealings. Chrys- ler recouped of point loss in active f3pnAral Xfnfrtrc-' r1M a General Motors Ford dipped Steels chuirned. EASTMAN level and was oiily up "Electronics improved on a weak start and "finished mostly higher.

a i rVh'il'd 'Camera soared 9H and IBM sprinted Motorolaf rose'' 2 and Honeywell However, the grtiiip without losers. Texas Instruments fell and Zenith backtracked Pfizer, Upjohn, slid Both firms were named Thursday; Sen. Russell Long in connection with an international drug price fixing 1 Johnson Johnson jgave.up 3 but- Merck Bristol-Myers IVi Sch'e'ring IV4; Douglas Aircraft tumbled 3V 4 General Electric slid Vs. Avon products advanced Smelting rose '3. Kerine- cott Copper tacked on Barber Oil rose 2 and Cities Service Among the rail issues, Missouri Pacific climbed 3, Chicago, Rock Island Chicago North Western Chicago Milwaukee and K'ew York Central and Pennsylva- la I- Prices were slightly higher on the American Exchange.

Vol- ume totaled' 4,970,000 compared with 4.570,000 -shares Thursday. Of the. issues tra'ded, 370 advanced', 302 declined and 220 held- un- changed. W-53M MW SUV Ji 2 88 3V6-- 165 38Vi 37H 37U 67 OWi 2S44- 45H 143 47H 48U-t-Ui 46 97H' 96U-1U 43 KVt J4V4 2Ji Vt II 38H 38H 38H- 24 33K 33U 38V 51 161 159 Vi 62 '4344 44H 44H 54 3H4 4011- A A Ranco lUyxler. l.M, lUytkoa Readlnf Kcpabl Stl 1 RcvlOH 1 RtxtU Mt Met .75 Reya iTob 2 Hiertl .80 RoberUhw 1 lUch CE If RockwU 144 RohmH 1.60 Rokr Corp 1 RoylD l.iih Rubroid 1.60 SarewaySi 1 StRff 1.4XX SanDco 1.52 Saac.

El Scnnley 1.44 Schernt 1.84 Srhliun- 1.60 Scott Papr 1 SbrdAL l.M SeanRoe la ShamOil SharonSt .60 ShtllOll 1.70 SheUTr Shell rrM Shtrain Slmmns 1.20 Sinclair 2.M fmWi l.soa Socony SoestPS l.M SoCalEd Ui South Co .96 SoNalG 1 JO Sou Pac 1V4 Sthn Ry l.M Sperry Rnd Sq Co I.XO St Bmd 7.60 SlOi'Ca! 2rt StdO'nd 1.70 StOilN.r--.80d ydOilOhlo 2 S'd Co SUnray .60 Coop I l.Wa CornPd 1.60 Crane 1.60 2 Crnctbl 1.20 Cudahy Pkr Cnrtixi Wr 1 DanaCp 2.20 Dan l.M* Dayro Mt DayPLt 1.24 Deere 1.60 a DelHnd 1.40 DttEdii 1.40 Dia Alk 1.10 Diana Diners .502 DiitillSea 1 DrPeppr JO Douxlai IX DowC 1.80t Dresser In 1 Duke Pwr I DuPont OuqneU Hi Eastern Air EastGai 3k EastSStl .90 EUstK 1.40* EatonY 2.20 EIPasoNC 1 EltraC l.tOa EmrRad .40 Emhart 1.20 End JehuA Erie Lackvr EuexWlre 1 Ex Cell 1 Fair CI JOb Falrch HUlr Fairmont 1 Fedilot l.M FerroCorp 1 Fireita 1.30 FtrttNSI 2a FlintkoteC 1 FlaPwr 1.28 FMCCp 1.20 FdFalrS .90 Ford HO ForemD .50 FreeplSul 1 FrahauJ IV, GambS 1.20 GnAccp 1.20 CnAnilF .40 Cen Baking GDjmamlc 1 Ga Elte 2.60 GnFoofi 2.JO GenMIll 1.40 GenMot GPrecn 1.20 PcbU l.M Geo Stl 1.20 Gta Tfl 1.11 59 52! i 54U 89 5Wi SOU SOH4- IS 51V -51H 52 -A U' 39 Sltt 50H 112 33Vi 32H KH 41 8 7S 7W-- 91 23U 23V. i --D 136 50H 49 50 65 33H 33 331.4+1 52 32H 31 17 3Hi 61 60 41H 41li Vt 40 35 34H 34V. 73 36 Vi 23 12tt 11H 12U 12 29H 2Mi 29-tt 13 36 35H 36 7 35Vi 35 35 Vt 137 108 1MV 10414-- 3Vt 66 73H 7iV4- 120 34Vi 3U4 (a 2' 39V. 39 39 27 235H 235 23iU 36 3JU 3i ii Hecla.M JM Hershy Hcubltin i Hewitt .20 BiltonH Hiltonlntl 51 Homett 1.60 Homrwl 1.10 96 Hooker 1 JO 411 1 109V. 105U 109V4 19 17V5 mt im-)- 128 120 120 Vt 22 69W 6JV4 69 111 lltt 21V4 V.

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Al Gliddea Coodrh 2.20 Goodyr 1.25 CraceW 1JO CranU GranlW 1.60 Gt AP GtNorPap 1 GiNorfHry l.Ma 13V 13i 1X4 38 26H 26.i 91 W4 58V. 88 48i 47H 4m-- 57 59W 5814 V4 64 24V4 16 66tt 6'4 66U 122 33H 33H- Vt 39 86 6TH 66V4 5 41H IH 67 ii Greyhad .90 141 2U1 201, 21 Gamma 146 5Hi 54ft 2.20a Colt Oil 2 HamilP 1,61) 4 7H4 V. 54H 54H- 132 55 --H 5 HarbWr 1.80 41 40H Vt Chicago Grain CHICAGO tUPI) Wheat, com and oats dosed fractionally lower, ir- regularly lower and soybeans Irreinlarly hlfber Friday on.th. Cfckaie Board'of Trade Wheat was olf to corn chanrrd to off V4; oats up to Vt; rye off to 1(4; and soybeans up to 1V4. Soybean futures IfII ell as a rtsult of the nncertanlles created by proposed food let-Illation.

Prices ansetlled but prevloos cloilan for the most part. Wheat prices ranted' lower and liquidation was aibly- of a loni term of nature. pos Floor traders sold eferred deliveries, while demand was scattered and export basl- neu continued larfe. Cora prices ranred tower as merclal selling ootwtlched Ihe demand. There WM by local Oils trade was small and feature- less, and was ao pressure on the market.

There was small trade In rye. futures with commission BOUHS en both sides. I 1.6* Mar May Jol l.n 1.67V4 1.67% l.M'i I.68-. 1.6W4 Sep J.JH4 1.6214 I.6l/« 1.61i L62i', I.2H4 1.2«i I.2S'.4 1JU4 1JU4 1JOT4 IJIU 1J2H Mar May Jal Sep Dec OATS Mar May 1.28 Vi 1.17ft 1.H 1.28V4. 1.22 I.2H4 1.21ft 1.2HJ 1.2IH RTF Mar May Jnl Sep .70 IJ5 .72 Mar May Jol Sep Jan I4SM 1J4W 1JS I-3W L36V.

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