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FROSTBURG-KEYSER And Tri-Stte News 16--Cumberland, Maryland, Wednesday, August 14,1968 C. R. Sively Joins Staff OfWestvaco LUKE--C. Ross Sively, for-j mer resident of Luke, will join' the staff of the Corporate gineering Department of West; Virginia Pulp and Paper as a field construction supervisor, according to Arthur L. Noble.

chief engineer of the Westvaco Corporate organization. Sively, who has served asi superintendent of and maintenance at Tyrone, Pa.j since July 1966, will assist in; construction i i at Westvaco's Wickliffe, mill. A native of Cass, W. Mr. Sively originally joined the Luke mill in 1933.

After several years experience in the coating plant, boiler house and winder room, he accepted employment with Riley Stoker Company, Tyrone, and was a field super- intendent for that organization for 28 years. Mr. Sively return- ed to Luke in 1962 as project engineer in the Design En- gineering Department and ad- vanced to area maintenance supervisor in the pulp mill in! December 1965, the position held until his assignment to Tyrone. He earned an AB degree in chemistery from Catawba Col- lege, Salisbury, N. and his BS degree in chemistry from the University of South Carolina.

Mr. Siyely and his family will move to Paducah, in the Bear future. He will assume his new duties September 1. Woman Marks 91st Birthday FROSTBURG Mrs. Eliza- ussible at McCoole or to call beth Thomas, 268 Welch Hill ob- at 786 4405 Approximately served her 91st birthday with aP pupUs are ex cted to be en- A i rolled for Ihp first spmpsfpr Frostburg Post Office To Be Cited Senator Daniel B.

Brewster a member of the Sen- te Post Office and Civil Ser- day that four Maryland post of- Scouts under the leadership of Gocl church, Grarits- 'ville, and Rev. George Love- lace, pastor, Friendsville Meth- odist parish, will participate. Charles L. Briner will be chorister and Mrs. Lillian Reck- INSTRUCTOR--Miss Deanne M.

Star will join the faculty at Frostburg State College this fall as an instructor of English. She received a bachelor's degree in Eng- lish from Augsburg College, Minneapolis, and a master's degree from Purdue Univer- sity. Miss Star taught Eng- lish at Purdue University, Old Dominion College, Nor- folk, and Plant City (Fla.) High School. Development Fun Carnival Is Scheduled For Benefit Garrett Fair Will Open Tuesday At McHenry OAKLAND--The 12(h animal FROSTBURG Girl a Agricultural Troop 83, sponsored by St. Fair will open Tuesday and con Michael's Catholic Women's Organization will hold a neigh- borhood fun carnival tomorrow tinue through August 24, accord- ing to H.

G. Gorlner, president. Monday at 8 p. an inter- from noon to 5 p. m.

in thejticnominational vesper service yard of Mrs. Robert the 4-H building at the fair "rounds at Me Henry will pre- 97 First Street. Proceeds will be donated t0jc the actual opening of the the "Kidney for Katie" a a Rev. Eldon Shinglcton, pas- tor of the Oak Park Brethren Church, will provide the mcdi- paign being conducted by the Tri-Towns Lions Club. A variety of games will be featured and prizes given.

Some! a i 5Uiam Fcrgu ice Committee, announced to-! of the awards were marie by son, pastor of a a a As ices will receive awards this Mrs. Louis Swietzer and Mrs. Lillian Kenney. Pony rides are scheduled. The citations by the Post Of- Refreshments will he available.

uonth fo.r the maintenance of heir buildings and grounds. ice Department will be present- ed by Leo E. Green, counsel to! he department's regional rector, at ceremonies at th cal post offices. The dates are: Frostburg, August 20, 1:30 p. Sharpsburg, August 22, 11 a.m.; Lusby, August 27, 10 a.m.

and Salisbury, August 29, 10 a. m. vision artist, as well as local entertainers. Two teams of ox- en and Concstoga wagon will be on the grounds during the fair. Frankie's Amusements will provide rides for the youngsters all week.

Tuesday at 8 p. m. the farm quocn contest will be held and Friday night the 4-H style revue is scheduled. Every after- noon horseshoe pitching con- tests will be held. Saturday, the Alpine Har- moneers will appear for two shows.

SHOWER HELD A miscellaneous shower a the pianist. Several hymns Lonaconing and Mrs. Dale Whitefield and children and Miss Sandra Sodim, Detroit, viistcd Mrs. i A jiiisiriMianeuua snower a i i me piaiiiai. iiyiiius held at the home Mrs.

Harold are to be sung with a parents, Mr and Weatherman, National, for Mrs.im.mbcr, "How Great Thou rs Geor Gnnrilc West Ma Unger, Mrs. Stella Porter, Mrs. Elaine Anderson, Mrs. Samoa Phares Clan Reunion Held MOUTH OF SENECA The 31st annual Phares reunion was held at Seneca Park with over 800 relatives and friends in at- tendance. President John Bland, Union- town.

presided and Mrs. Elaine Phares Vance, Elkins. a tient In Hospital had charge of devotions. Bardon Harper, Mouth of Donald Refreshments Art." by Harrison Stewart of were served and games played. Oakland.

Attending were Mrs. Bernice Babbs, Mrs. Nellie Cutter, Mrs. Leona Clark, Miss Patricia There will be special music by the Conservative MennonUe Men's Chorus. The vespers are Spataro, Mrs.

Eva Hilt. sponsored by the coun- Margaret Spataro, Mrs. Bonnieity fair board. Children's Day will be ob- served Wednesday and Fridav I Street. Mrs.

Harry Jones, New Ken- sington, is visiting her sister-in-law, Miss Rita Jones, a a Street. Ronald E. Fairgricve, who is serving i Army i Georgia, spent a leave at the Tax Pickup Sites Listed In Mineral KEYSER--Sheriffs deputies of Mineral County will be at the following places on the follow- ing dates and hours indicated to receive taxes due by residents living or paying taxes In said district: Ridgeley, council chamber, August 20 from 10 a. m. to noon; Wiley Ford fire hall.

1:30 to p.m.; Fort Ashby fire hall, 3 lo 4 p.m. Piedmont, new council build- ing, August 21, 9 to 10:30 a.m.; Burlington, Umslot and Wilson! Store, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.; and Elk Garden, Norman's Store, 3 to 4 p.m. i If taxpayers so desire, taxes; may be paid for the full year.i Interest at the rate of nine per; cent will be added' lo the first half after October 1 this year. Anyone unable to meet the above schedule may mail their taxes to the sheriff's office r.nd his receipts will be returned by mail. The sheriff's office is open: Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.

m. to 4:30 p. m. includ- as its to the VFW tional convention in Detroit, August 18-23. THICK-A-SHAKE An extra thick milk shake made with 3 teoopt of Cfeom, Scaliest Dairy Grocery Slori 110 W.

Main Frostburi 689-5321 SLUSS 0 TM Moore, Miss Vivian Moore, 1 to 5 p. m. at which time Sandra Thomas, Mrs. Dorothyj special prices will prevail. By Leatherman, Mrs.

a aj paying SI a child will have his Leatherman, Meljssa Ungerjwrist stamped and will be cligi- a Anderson, Tracey'ble to take any or all rides dur- Thomas, Monte Leatherman; ing that time, and as many and Miss Nancy Leatherman. Unable to attend but sending a gift was Mrs. Evalene Cowatch. Seneca, welcomed the clan. E.

times as he desires. Mr. Gortner said more ex- hibits of an improved quality are expected at this year's ing lunch hour and on Saturday 9 a. m. until noon, said Fairgneve, 54 Carroll T.

Stanley. -Main Street. Mrs. Eloise Stafford, Sally Schramm anrl Mrs. are attending the Su- preme Temple of Pythian Sisters meeting in Philadelphia.

rs. VFW Mt. Savage MT. SAVAGE--The Ml. Sav- fair and more a the usual 1 ape Homemakers will meet to- FROSTBURG William Rob-: ted.

number of livestock is expec- To Be Held Sunday LONACONING--Alvin C. Neat and their families are invited to Post 5280. VFW, will hold its an- nual family picnic Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. at the Dan's Mountain Recreation Area. Reg- KEYSER The i B.

Phares, Onego, a th i a Hos ttal County Development Center for'Sunday School lesson and Linda Children is scheduled to openjSummerville, Elkins recited an ertson, Nikep, is a patient in. Entertainment will be pro- 'vided by Richard Balland, tele-ipresident, will preside. morrow at 1 p. m. in the a i a social and auxiliary mem- hall of St.

George's Episcopal bers and their families are in- vited to attend. The post elected Harold James Church. Mrs. Elva Lashley, WAGONS Perfect For Vacations 65 Chevelle, 6 SS Dodge, 88, PS, PI 64 Plym. Belvedert, PS, AT.

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LONACONING MOTORS Main St. lonaconing Phont 463-3501 September 9 at 9 a. m. in Fel- lowship Hall of Keyser Presby- terian Church. Parents who have children eligible for enrollment are re- auested to contact Mrs.

Bobert E. Wilson, director, as soon as family picnic dinner at the home ro a for the flrst semester, of her son-in-law and daughter The board of direct ac- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hizer, 1044l cept i ng from inter- Myrtle Street, Cumberland ested teach ers on either a full- Attending were Mrs. Clara tim Part-time basis and WaJbert, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth Sluss, Mr. and Mrs. Harry- R.

Thomas son, Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sterry and daughter, Mary Elizabeth Pugh, Frost- burg; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Set- tle, Garfield Heights, Cleveland, compiling a list of volunteer workers who will assist at the Center.

A meeting of volunteers will! original poem. Rev. Boyd Phares, Elkins, offered prayer before a picnic dinner was served. Others appearing on the pro- gram were Keith Carr, Russell and Vincent Carr and Alfred Carr, Parsons, and Mrs. a a Mallieson, Ohio.

Dewey Phares, Elkins, intro- duced relatives and visitors at- tending from a distance. The afternoon address was brought by Dee Gainer, Elkins, on the subject "God Has the An- swers." E. P. Phares, Elkins, has be held tomorrow at 7 p. m.

in! following relatives who had died the church. since the last reunion: Fred iDigby. Akron; Virgil Phares, The center is a pilot project iniKatoH hv Hallandale, initiated by the i a County Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rizer and Mental Health Association.

Once a children, Keely Fawn and Tad established and progressing T.I unHpr its nwn staff hnorrf J-norne, DP LeJand. The nation's oakery is in New York and can pro- duce three million pounds of Baked goods a week. Ruberoid Softred 6-9-12 ft Widths under its own staff and board of directors, the mental health group will consider other proj- ects to benefit residents of the county. cent Carr Va. Vin- renedered a solo "Face to face" in their mem- orv.

Gifts were presented by The faculty will offer a school- rtle Par Petersburg, as- like situation where an individ- lsted Mrs Nell ie Vance, QUIHN'S ual may go for supervised learning activities which will allow him to become a partici- pating member of society. Students are being accepted ifrom the county and neighbor- 3j ing areas covered by the County United Fund. This would in- ytj elude the Tri-Towns which have provided some of the volunteer FLOOR SERVICE 689-8011 Frosrburg DRY CLEANING EXTRA Fait Service on Request Drirc-ln Facilities FREE BOX STORAGE Cleaners A Wagon" member 104 I. Main Froitburg 689-6303 AND DELIVERY Onego, to the following: Oldest woman, Mrs. Emma Harper Keplinger, 83, LahmaDsvil'e; oldest men, E.

C. Wyatt, 83, El- kins; Robert Long, 83, Mouth of Seneca, and B. W. Phares. 83, Elkins; youngest baby boy, Todc Patrick Whitaker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gail Whitaker, Wash- ington, one day old; youngest baby girl Melissa Carr, daugh- The work to be done at the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvei center will include basic Maysville. 11 moruns; old- structions in crawling, walking, jest married couple, Mr.

and speaking, learning to eat. the Mrs. Corbett, Mouth of Seneca ability to tie shoes, button shirts 48 years; youngest married and learning to associate with other children as a possible couple, Mr. and Dale Kep linger, thre preparation Jor entering school months; largest family, and Mrs. Don Phares, Elkins, 10 at a later date.

Eventually the Mental Health McFARLAHD MOTORS I MERCURY I dealer COMET NEW AND USED CARS FROSTBURG 689-6671 program in which it would co- operate with the county Board of Education in special educa- tion classes for these individ- uals. Parents of the children enroll- ed must provide transportation to the classes and tuition will be adjusted according to the I child's class schedule. Insur- iance coverage will be made available to each pupil. Each pupil screened for ad- Traveling longest dis a lance, Mr. and Mrs.

Rober Phares, Donaldsville, Ohio, 384 miles. Dewey Phares, Elkins, wa. elected president; Mrs. Martha Bergdoll, Flintstone, as sociate president; John Bland Uniontown, and A Phares. Circleville.

vice presi dents. Myrtle K. Park, Peters burg, was named secretary fo the 31st year and Mrs. Bessie Phares, Circleville, treasurer, next annual reunion 'mission will be placed on a trial next a a reunion wil basis for two months to deter- "eld the flr sl Sunday in Aug 'usl at Seneca Park. mine if he can function in a supervised learning situation.

After this trial period for the; chiid. if unable to profit from' the program, he will be referred tc another facility which Sfkfl ft better provide for his needs. Event Staged Hospital Patient Mrs. mum We have AH The Plumbing Fixtures Necessary See Our Display of Plastic Pipe Fixtures Layman Supply Co. Froitfaorg 639-9915 MT.

SAVAGE The annua dinner of the Sodality of 1h George Orel, 417 Marvland se Virgin "fry St. Pal is a patient in Ca a hel Heart Hospital where she 0 11 TM iderwent surgerv Restaurant wrth fifl i attendance. An original skit, pantomim dance presented I members. Miss Betty Blake Cumberland, also offered i dance routine and pantomime The program concluded with Brief Mention Mrs. Robert E.

Lashley, Gle Savage Road, is home from i Memorial Hospital where sh a surgical patient. Miss Betty Rizer and Mis 'Gladys Baker returned horn Fresh, Fragrant, Beautiful From the bride's bouquet To FtOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS Harvey's Frostburg 689-9266 after spending the past week a iDeep Creek Lake. WIUE7T5 CHARTER SERVICE Htrxhty, fa. i i Po. Flay "ly Htx" Auj.

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