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children visit as well as our usual hig group for story heur. Weare
workingon overdue notices for the 1st quarter of 1964 ( Search the
attic, search the basement, look behind the couch and under the
bed- but find these books! ) A new Mall - A - Book catalog has just
gene out and, of course, we have a few new beoks to roview and
display.
Among the fiction is a new Norah Lofts, a collection of her short
sturies, called Saving Pace and Other ~'i~. There's &
biography, $onya, the Life of Counte~ Toktoy. We have
Predictions lU4 which claims to be no - nonsense
WJ~dty on upcoming trends, cycles and Ol~porttmities" and The
11104 Olympics Handbook, "a guide to the Los Angel~ olympics
and a history of the games•" We have Bone-
stell's book Lap Quilting and for the royalty watchers, there is
Princt~ Diana, Lady of Fashion.
Y'e are proud to have on display in the Library the winning
p~ters from the Tca~er's Day USA poster cont~t spon-
by the Summers County School systems. Grades K - 3
competed• We have lst•, 2ud, and 3rd place posters and three
honorable me|ions.' Be sure and look them over when you come.
in•
Finally, the Great Books discussion group meets this Thurs-
day at 7:00 PM in the library.
By Alvie Martin
Happy Birthday to Mrs.
Elma Osborne of Craig who had
'a birthday on May 1st.
Lynn Gin, daughter of Mr• and
Mrs. Verley Hamrick of Mead-
ow Bridge; Thomas Lilly, son
of Carol J. Lilly of Maple-
wood; Mike Fox, son of Mrs.
Lee Austin of Bellwood; and
meeting at the Andrew Rowan
Home in Sweet Springs, this
month.
"The Big - One" finally did
not get away! Bruce Bales
be~'~ged a large turkey gobbler
Sulphur Tops Chapter.
Mrs. Roy McDaniel and Mrs.
Eddie Howdock, attended the
Self - enrichment conference at
Jackson's Mills last week.
dancing, and an afternoon of
picnicking and softball•
The public is warmly in-
vited to a potluck picnic to be
held from 2 to 5 P•M. on
Saturday, May 26th at Davis -
Stuart School in Fairies, This
To The Editor:
There is much public con-
cern about the present condit-
ion and disposition of the Pence
Springs Prison Property. This
concern is shared not only by
the citizens of Summers Co-
unty but by all West Virg-
inlans who are proud of their
heritage.
The purpose of this letter is to
focus attention on the respen-
sibilities as well as the rights of
the present owner, to wit, the
State of W. Va. It seems to the
writer that the state has foc-
used undue attention on the
problem of how best to dis-
pose of the property. Clearly
the small dollar amount of all
the bids solicited from the
public, and received, reflect the
deplorable condition of the his-
The Editor
Ed Note:
• ,I share Mr• R. H• Jlranek's
coucern for the preservation of
the Pence Sprhlgs Prison. How-
ever, I do not agree that this
should be done by Gay. Rock-
efeller and the State of W. Va.
At this time, the County faces
the possible loss of the library
we have all worked so hard for,
we have no sauitary landfill
and our hills are being litt-
ered with trash, and the County
government faces operating
Virginia would be wise to make
the terms as attractive as poss-
ible to this developer.
It would be in the best int-
erest of the County and 8tats
for Governor Rockefeller to
assist and encourage this
vats euterprise. We desperate-
ly ueed private development
and I believe the recerd will
show this cause to be better
served By private enterprise.
thau by government. Let's give
with a $45,0~ deficit• Much of this local developer the same
the land tax base in Summers respect and a~istance we
has been eroded by State and would give the out - of - state"
Federal holdings and we do not Big Shots" who are only in-
need another State held fac- terested in what we can do to
liity. The D. & R• needs more attract them. This is an ca-
funds to maintain and improve cellent opportunity for Cmmty
the parks and facilities now, and State government and local
and it would be foolish for the private enterprise to work to-
State to restore Pence Springs gether.
Happy Birthday to Barbara Wayne Harrah, son of Mr. and toric buildings and the pro- when private enterprise will do
the Seviety Embassy in Wash-
in|ton, D. C.
For further information, call Gi~r[~| m ~NI~'
Anne Gutjabr at 772-3411 or
Frank Termini at 445 - 7964.
The growth of the avocado
is so prolific that trees have
collapsed under the weight
of their fruit,
UPBI ED--
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with ImmmB[
"0PB DOOR" POLICY --
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Paid for by Staggers for Attorney General Committee,
Steve Jery, Treasurer,
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Ibis p0sitiN m hly 31, 1902 b eldab Be of F3Eilr kr Be C&O bilway.
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Hem b as kdbHul wN cams m Be ewes, M Be hmm of
Siam f/il its Cdmiml Jmice System.
Davis of Lawn who had a Mrs. Jackie Harrah of Beck- petty in genecal, it• tg~a~z~4o~m
birthdayon Maygth. ,~ .' -usMt" This fact makes it legitimate l FACTS ! ' - (e
• to raise the question: " Why Tn'e $310,00o•00 proposal made a
Synlpathy is extended to the ervicemen over the years did the state of to the State by a local dev- J w III)
family of Mrs. Dottie Scott of IYl'rh/~ N~ W. Va. allow property of major eloper is not a small doliar i &F,GURES~ i liEs
Rainelle and her brother who ____ "______ ...'--WS historical and architectural amount and is more than fair
lives in Meadow Bridge. significance to decay and dep- for this property for which the ~tt~B6?~2~67~a~ a
reciate? " Individual citizens State paid $45,000. it is more One of the largest smoke-
An-gele Nicole Sifer, daughter Au-man 1st class l~Nerett W. and property owners who don't than the State paid for Green- able cigars ever made meas- N,by bdall S, Heillil, fmlw Dq /S!d. of Sasllm C0as L
of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sifer of Bennett II, son of Everett W. look after their property in a brier College or Greenbrier ures 12 1/2 feet. It took 315
man hours to make. using
Meadow Bridge celebrated her Bennett St. of Beaver, W. Va., fashion consistent with the Military School in Lewisburg, 1.503 full tobacco leaves!
and Shirley M. Bennett of Be- public interest and safety face both in good condition• Furth-
fourth birthday on April 22st. ckley, W. Va., has participated punitive measures. Often in the ermore, the developer stated
Those helping her celebrate Till HKS,",UMI IER,, COUIITIAN,", !
in G lob~ Shield 84, an exer- form of condemnation and for- that the property would be
her bh-thday were : her grand- case involving U. S. Air Force, feature, re~tered in compliance with the
parents, Mr. and Mrs• l.~mie
safer, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Air Force Reserve, Air Nat- [f the state of W. Va. erredin, National Register of Historic ,~m~llL For The Fin Hesldtsl At Yew Mot
ional Guard, Navy and Marine not doing proper maintenance Properties• The development of I Cmlidatn Disk Diner
LastFflday! The
finn|hew, Qnd her great - Corps units, and elements of of the Pence Springs Proper- this property as a resort is
grandmother, Mrs. Viola the Canadian forces, ty, b~ginning years ago, dur- much more important to the becativi Cmadttm Aid hmmtic
Sifers, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean The exercise, coordinated by ing the administration of area and the State than the
Sffers, Troy and Grog Sifers, ~L
the Air Force Strategie Air forme¢~ gove~, it would purchase price. When One of -e most expensive ~U ~ 1115 All ]bat I Iiclus [ml
standard cigars in the world is ~ •
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sitars, Command (SAC), was destg- seem to me *.hat Gay. Rock- surrounding states are offering the Montecristo "A". One of
Jeanne and Heather, Derak
~nDa~d, Therasa, Nick~ ned to enhance readiness and efeller, hasawonderfulopport- tax incentives, training pro- the. Cigars retails in Great i dRii A~ Tke FeI wskip Was Grad!
the abflRyofSACtocarryout unity to addross tbe problem:- grams, freefacliities, andother Britain for SlT,50! lain
Ha~yBL~d~ny Angele. Ang- orders shotdd de~ fail. *** 1 11NIl Be PHUD To Sere As YNr
l nnett is a pm ton mea- He ootdd first restore tbe Pence advantages to developers, West ~ __
ere has one sister, Allison. suring equiwnent specialist SI~ property at least to the
BebbyG eneA~ofSpring-: with the 416th Avionics Maint- stateC°nditi°nacquiredit wasit, inThiswhenwouldthe .~~, ~ Of lira Fire ltlap 1 11NM h hill Be
dale celebrated his~fourth bit- enauce Squadron at Griffiss Air not be giving the citizens of I '1 LECI' TO Aiml Tim Stlpn Rail Act Of 1900 So We Ca Keep Freai
thday on'.44)ril 22H~• Force Base, N. Y• ~ Stammers County special con- I Aapilen i 0 i is Far Ceal Nil|in Aid iailmd 11token,
Helping him celebrate his He is a 1976 graduate of, sideration, but it would show Jack_.,era
birthday was: Mr; and Mrs. Shady Spring I-llgh School, W• that government is honorable, he TO High Rail Costs.
Bobby Avers, Mr! and Mrs• Ya• that it can eer but above all that
His wife, Lois, is the daughter it cares.
Bernard Ayers, Mr. and Mrs, of Caroline Bragg of Jumping
Earl Kinder, Mr. and Mrs. Jim R.H. Jiraneh..
.~e, and children, Deanielle, Branch, W. Va. . Pence Springs
.(~arity, Wayne, Ayers, and
Earl Ray Kinder.
R is once again time to re-
cognize the upcoming graduat-
es of Meadow Bridge High
School.
• They are : Wallace Dunford,
mm of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dun-
ford of Ralnelle; Kimberly
r b Lwiq lima/ef 6mp W. ate
Plum0
l amf as Nay Dlt. 125 pm age.
was a Special lMsk| Se KM, ma[ il I
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b dwm md u km Be u m,
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The Los Angeles Dodgers had
the best record in the National
League against ~uthpaw
pitching in a percentage
LO0~ ~ A .... O00000~,
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Year Vote is appeciated.
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