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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963,
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Picturcd above are the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: left to right,
Rita O'Brien. Stanya Snyder, and Anne Gibson.
J. V. Cheerleaders
Chosen For ’63-64
Cheering for Southern's J.V.'s
this vear during the '63-'64 basket
ball secason are J.V. cheerleaders
Rita O’Brien. who was a J.V.
cheerleader last year: and Anne
Gibson and Stanya Snyder, who
were junior high cheerleaders last
vear., The girls were appointed on
November 6th: they will begin the
season at the opening game to be
held on Tuesday., December 10th
at Valley High.
Rita is a junior this year, while
Anne and Stanya ore sophomores.
All are members of the G.AA.
J. V.'s Open Season
Junior Vorsity coach, Tom Kuhn,
is faced with a maior rebuilding
task this vear. Of all the boys on
the J. V. squad last year, only
Keithh Cannon, Buddy Thrasher,
and George Evans will be return
ing. This yecar's team will consist
of fifteen boys. eleven sophomores
and four juniors. They will open
their secason tonight when they
batile the Black Knights at Valley.
—_—
Te Study Diseases
Of tan And Animals
Dr. Kenneth L. Crawford recent
ly was appointed a public health
veterinarian, division of Epidemi
ology. Maryland State Department
of Health, Chariey B. Miller, local
sanitarian announced this week.
Miller said the man will develop
programs for investigation of pre
ventio and “Tontrol of those dis
cases which are transmissable be
tween man and animals.
He is available for consultaiion
on problems irelated to these dis
eases and to help local and state
cfficials plan programs for "control
of rabics and cther diseases of this
group.
Marks Red Cross Event
The Garrctt Cdunty Chapter of
the American Red Cross has placed
a screen in the Garrett National
Bank in observation of the 100th
Anniversary of the Red Cress in
the United States
The screen entitled “Red Cross
-106 years of Werld Wide Humani
tarian Service,” depicts the vari
ous phases of their work, such as,
disaster relef. refugee relief, lo
cation and reuniocn.
The exhibit was arranged by Mrs.
Paul B. Naylor, county Red Cross
chairman.
| Shop Cc;f:nd First. . .
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WE GIVE Chooz:2 from our long list of
B EPEF Al home-shep toels and accessories
’ VBl tc make Dad’s Christmas one
sMI long remembered, Gifts for Mom,
GREEN fco, in name-brand kitchen ap-
STAMPS) pliances and home accessories.
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Browning’s
HARDWARE, Inc.
Open Dav and Night Third Street Oakland, Md.
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|Band Concert
'‘December 12
:! Southern High bands will pre
;’s'.onf a concert, December 12, at
{8:00 p.m. in the Southern High
;lg_vmn:wiumi The bands, under the
)idirvclinn of Mr. Glenn Patterson,
5 will prusf‘m a program of Christ
\ I mas music.
5 Some of the music tnat the Jr.
i Higch Band will present will con-
HSM of “Christmas Greetings,” a
march by Walters, “Yuletide at
‘Ym'ksi:ire." also by Walters, “O
I Holy Night,” by Adams, “March
'|of the Little Tin Soldiers,” by
Pierne, “I saw Mommy Kissing
ISzml:n Claus,” by Comnor, "The
| Christmas Song.” by Torne and
| Wells, and “Here Comes Santa
| Claus by Autry and Hasldeman.
| The Senior High Band will play
| “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,”
"by Gillespie and Coots; “White
‘| Christmas,” by Berlin; “Sleigh
ilßid(‘.” by Anderson; the “Green
‘|Sloc~vcs.“ Traditional; Jesu, Joy
'|of Man’s Desiring,” by J. S.
| Bach: “The Messiah,” a selection
|by Handel: and “Christmastide.”
ib:.' E. Delamater.
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.iNew Sanitary Laws
| Effective Jan. Ist
!l New regulations regarding the
lsuhmission of plans for public
,gsz‘nilany facilities will become ef
: } feetive January 1, Charley B. Mil
i ler, local sanitarian for the Health
_!dwpa.r:mon‘u. stated this week.
i These regulations apply to such
llptlblic facilities as water supply,
j storm and sanitary sewerage and
:‘ refuse disposal systems.
‘é James R. McComas, chief divi
: ! sion of Sanitary Enginecring, State
' i Health department, has stated that
' the use of the new regulations will
P oxpedite the process of approval
!hy the State Health department
.I:.f plans submitted by assuring the
!':1\('“!@1‘::1 of adequate information
| | necessary for review.
l: Plzns for engineering projects
i and related documents must be
{ prepared by, signed by and bear
_él'z(- seal of a registered profession
| al engineer, Miller said.
; Copies of these reguiations may
. : be ohtained by contacting the local
i health department.
e s
' Four Amecricans are still being
‘lhcld as hostages in Bolivia by the
' Communist led miners.
. .
Form Organization |
To Boost Economy
A major organization was formed
recently to assist the people liv
ing in the region of the Allegheny
Mountains in Pennsylvania, Mary
land, and West Virginia to regain
economic independence and to pre
serve and promote their vital cul
tural heritage. The Council of the
Alleghenies already has launched
plans.,
Economic presperity is supported
in a variety of ways. A program of
adult education for areas remote
from educational centers is under
way; a program {o retrain moun
taineers in making their native
crafts and then seiling the prod
ucts to tourists and city-dwellers
has already met with large success;
a unified tourist program is being
set up.
The Council hoves to gain the
confidence of government and
business groups in each county in
the Alleghenies so that an over
all tourist promotion plan that will
attract citizens from all over the
country will soon materialize.
Next spring the Counceil will host
a history conference on the area
in Frostburg. and it will lend sup
port and guidance to folk festivals.
A series of publications includ
ing a quarterly journal containing
material on the history, arts, and
letiers of the Alleghenics already
has been distributed.
Further information is available
from the Council of the Alleghen
ies, 503 Chamber of Commerce
Building, Pittsburgh 19, Pa.
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A wave of vandalism in Cumber
land was being prchbed by police.
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THE REFUBLICAN, OAKLAND, MARYLAND
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| McHENRY
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| Asa Glotfelly is a patient in Gar
rett County Memorial hospital |
Wayne Clotfelty, Gary, Ind., vis-|
ited hiz grandmother, Mrs. Nora
Glotfelty, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Giotfelty on Saturday c¢vening, He
and his father-in-law wet her
iunting deer.
i daward Wagner, Caseyville, Ili,
| has been transferred to Martine
{burg, W. Va., where he will be
{ emnloyed. e is t'i n of Mr
L and Mrs. Claude Wa < N
| Wagner wili remain in Cascyville
i until sprin
|l Mr. and Mrs. Kral, Aberdeen,
| spent several days last week with
| Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Savage, to
| hunt deer.
'| Roy Glotfelty, Robert L. Glot
| felty, Mrs. Nora Glotfelty, Mrs.
.| Walter Bowman and Mrs. Ernest
| Knotts, Crellin, went to Grottoes,
| Va., Sunday, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
| Ross Speicher and daughter. Mr.
| Speicher remains a patient in the
|"'::‘.'x|v shboroc Comiunity hospitai
| Mrs. Glotfelty remained there with
I} her daughter, Mrs. Speicher.
| Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Parley
\’S:n‘z::v the past week were Mrs.
| Earle Coddington, Ronnie and
| { Janet, Sgt. Wade Ceddington and
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| Rear Mounted Back Through
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: This Blevier in Operation.
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Rt 2 Oakland, Md.
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kerland, Pa,
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charge atfter serving two years in|
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PO?;{ E:@E“ E@ast WHOLE s # 43¢ POfk sausage AEI}A::R 4 :oll:: sl.oo
Sliced Bacen acomwmo 2.5 197 Boneless Cottage Butts . 59¢
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PORK CHOPS .&soms 69¢ WBiews. .65¢
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Tuna C’hﬁﬁg‘é?ﬁ Chickan of the Sea 3 65:..:0:&9,’-{ Tomato .Euse;e A&P : B 4:2:: 99’1
Roll Butter en crramey e 69¢ Kelloga's Rice Krispies o 41¢
White Eggs Svvias. .2 .. 89¢ Clorox Bleach gal. 592
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: with coupon and purchase of : with coupon and purchasz of : with cooupon and purchase of i with coupan and purchase of :
CHASE & SANZOEN ANY VARIETY LLIETTE SUPER I I
: Instan? {efize } Me'lowmood Hyiors i Blue Blades : Lisierine Antiseptic I
: 120 z jar $1.59 : Box of 2 Pairs : ke ef 15 SI.OO 114-0 z bottle QB¢ :
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PERSOMAL SIZE 22-OZ BOTTLE 69c¢ 421,-OZ pkg $1.09 2 giant cans 49¢
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3-—':;3—6-02’. PKG 93¢ WHITE & PASTEL COLORS KING SIZE $1.29 LARGE SIZES
Spic & Span Camay Soap Tide Detergent lvery Soap
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Joy Liguid Silver Dust Ajax Liguid Fab Detergent
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The Golden Shertening LARGE SIZE MEDIUM SIZE 17-OZ BOTTLE 49¢
Fluifo Shortening fvery Socap fvory Soap Downy Fabric Softener
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23-OZ PKG 45c 1-LB CAN 34c q THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC.
Salvo Tablets Crisco Shortening HY WL
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on Waednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carr and
deughter were Thursday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. An
drew DeWitt an~ eaildren.
' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunning-']
1! hkam and family, Pittsburgh, visited]
| the MclLeans, Sunday.
l Mr. and Mrs. Andrew l)(-\\'illl
and children visited Mr, and Mrs, |
PAGE SEVEN
Harland Bernere, Wednesday eve
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Try Our Want Ads——Thoy Pay.

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