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Per |1 $4 a Year in County — $5 Yea» Vol. G1 — No. 8 WEST LIBERTY, KENTUCKY 41472 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1971 Copy |l In Ky.— $6 Year Ojtside Ky

i _ _ Monitor Plans Extensive

3 Are Indicted Drilling In Three Counties In Death Of Mrs. Well At Moon Is Rissie Day, Age 75 Past 9,200 Feet Six persons were meted peni¬ Still A-Drilling tentiary sentences and 18 oth¬ ers indicted during the Febru¬ Although tobacco allotments Drillers for Monitor Pe¬ ary term of Morgan circuit were cut 10 percent, last year’s troleum Corporation of New court, which concluded here burley crop in Morgan county York were down past 9,200 Wednesday. has brought in $2,200,029.34, tect Tuesday in the deep- Four defendants pleaded guil¬ according to checks clearing test well in Eastern Morgan ty this week and received sen¬ through the Commercial Bank near Moon post office and tences. in West Liberty to date. were about half way through i Jesse Swanson, a colored The $2,200,029.34 figure was the basal sand (the Cambrian), j youth from Georgia who was icached this week on the ba^is according to estimates by Bink arrested after breaking into the of 3,515 checks clearing through Strickland, Monitor’s division store of J. A. Oldfield & Sons the bank. manager. at Mize Sunday, Jan. 7, pleaded The county’s 1970 burjhy Strickland said Monitor pro¬ guilty Tuesday and was meted income was only $56,626.08 lers bably would go about 200 feet a sentence of one year on a deeper in the Moon well. At charge of storehouse breaking. that depth they should be near Two other young men were in¬ t'he granite, or basement rock, dicted in the same robbery but and could make adequate tests have not yet been apprehended. of the basal sands, he said- THIS IS FFA WEEK — County Judge Gene Allen has proclaim¬ In the case of stealing from So far the Cambrian has ed this week (Feb. 20-27) as FFA Week in Morgan County. Look¬ a public bedding against John¬ shown no oil or gas in excit¬ ing on as Judge Allen signs the proclamation are James Fugate, nie Cole, Lonnie Cole, and Ken¬ ing amounts at the Moon test president of the Ezel FFA Chapter, left, and Carl Elam, secre¬ neth Dalton, the indictment well. But the Moon drilling has tary of the Morgan County FFA Chapter. National FFA Week against Johnnie Cole was dis¬ revealed that all structures is observed annually during the week of George Washington's birthday. missed because of lack of evi¬ j .above the Cambrian were dence, and indictments against running about 300 feet higher the other two were amended to storehous breaking. Lonnie Cole at Stevens, some 15 miles to and Dalton both pleaded guilty ' 1 INCREASES SOUGHT BY TWO The Morgan County High the north. However, the basal to the charge anJ each was giv¬ Blue Devils, riddled by flu, structure was about level with en one year sentence. lns.t two eames in recant ac- Franklin the Stevens well. _HUES SERVING MORGAN CO. Evelena Stevens of Elliott tlon> fauing 84-65, to Wolfe JUMPING HIGH FOR THE CRICKETS in Mor Bchby Bressler. The Bats won this encounter, This could indicate that County pleaded guilty to issu- Couaty iast Friday and losing gan County Peanut League action is Jerry Tur- 29-26. The Peanut League, formed this year for drillers are on the edge of Hearings Set For and electric power from sup¬ ing a forged cheek to D. B {o Fleming County, 105-73, ner. No. 22. Going up with him at the jump is the first time, and sponsored by interested an uplift at Moon—an uplift pliers has made rate increases Kenny Allen (face hidden) of the Bats. Look- school officials and the Morgan County Boos¬ Gullett and was meted a two- Xuesday evening. Both games, of all structures above the Requests By Elam necessary. year sentence, which was pro- on the road were played with- ing on at left rear is Denzil Hill, referee; Jim- ters Club, is drawing wide interest and several Cambrian, that is. my Adkins, referee (back to camera), and at fans have been attending league games, UtilityUtility And RECC B. C. Phillips said Elam Util- bated by the court when it was out the services of starting Monitor reported a big flow right Greg Holbrook, No 12, Randy Steele and _ ity’s decision to seek a rate in- made known she had made rev ouards Tim Keller and Mike of oil at 4,800-4.900 feet in the Two utilities serving custom- crease results from a 12 percent titutoi for the forged amount Blanton, out with the flu. Rose Run section—- of— the- -»Knox, ot~.V :inn VTnronnMnrPfln CnnntvTnnritv havphave an increase 111in the tusiCOSt ofui gasgets hlS Leonard Riggsby received a At Campton last Friday, Young Democrat also ^ J" Dlied to the Kentucky ‘ Public ’jrm Purchases from Kentucky two-year sentence on a plea of perry Stacy and Steve Ratliff, EAST KENTUCKY WOULD LOSE FOUR tGSlicai well.wcu. nA dnll-Stemvum-^ivu, t”*’t-—- —in- ■ GasCac Transmissiontironcmiccmn ConnCorp of guilty to child desertion. who came off the bench to re- Meeting Saturday cheated a production of about Commission for rate . - Charleston w Va Murder Case Continued place Keller and Blanton at the 400 baireLofoildanyin the h ; Elam utilit We„t . I,hllliPs said the 13^5 percent I guard positions, scored 10 Joe Lykins, Morgan county HOUSE SEATS UNDER NEW PROPOSALi ^a;-n'tho finn foot Liberty gas company, and Lick '"crease,, if approved, would The murder case against | points each. Center Jim Hill yoitng Democrat manager for Since drilling the 9.600 foot Va„ RECC< which serves amount to an average rate inin¬ crease of 7 cents per day per Sam D. Owens for the slaying I collected 27 points and forward the Cbmibs-Caiwoll campaign Morgan, Wolfe Would [ ed altogether after the sessionn ^estu1 in Elll0t:• 1!!1 t /in AAA O.iUU8,100 LU3lUIIU:icustomers 5 IIIin 1UU1Morgan. ftUU, crease of 7 cents Per day Per of a neighbor, Ben Adkins, near j Cliffie Smith scored 15. How- ticket, announces (hat a coun¬ _ 7 ’ _ . starts. Wolfe, Breathitt, and Magoffin cuf“ Gordon Ford was continued to ever, Wolfe County’s Willis ty-wide meeting of Young De¬ Be Among 9 Counties The House plan also calls for of leases in four eastern Ken- Count’eg ’ Licking Valley RECC Office the May term of court. Agee scored 39 points to lead mocrats is to be held Satur¬ Split Under The Plan reversing the traditional sys- tucky counties—Morgan, El- The Wegj. Liberty gas com- ManaManager6er James W. Elam said Charge* of involuntary man- his team to an easy victory, day night of this week in the tern of numbering districts from liott. Lawrence and Johnson rnmipstine an" annual t,le co-op’s application for a slaughter against Sena Alice; At Flemingsburg Tuesday ev- court house starting at 7:30 west to east. -and is planning extensive ?atc increaseofn 5 pe“ 142 Percent increase, if ap- Williams, Tommy Ison, Thur-1 ening, Cliffie Smith led Mer¬ p.m. Mr. Lykins invites all A reapportionment plan sub- Here is the way the proposed drilling operations <*i these Th RFrr = ProvefL will be smaller than in- man Ison, and Andy Wright in gan’s losing effort with 29 ;;nterested young Democrate in nutted to the Legislative Re- EasternEaster n Kentucky districts leases.leasts. rate iinncrease™! otof 14142 2 percent.nercent treases panted to<■« neighboringucibhuik,nS the death of Jack Williams in, points and Jim Hill scored 23. the county to attend. search Commission Tuesday would look— The Elliott and Morgan deep Hearings on both proposals c°°Peratlves- Some, he said, December of 1968 were dis-j Also adding a bit of luster to _ would cost Kentucky’s 26 east i1st—Fartst_Fan of Pike. wells were drilled on a farm- haye been schcduled for March have requested increases as missed because of insufficient \ the Blue Devil attack was Steve ernmost counties four seats in 2nd—Rest of Pike and south- out arrangement with Ashland ,7 in the publie Service Com high as 23 percent. evidence. ; Ratliff, filling in at guard with C1CT niQT NET the House of Representatives. eastern edge of Floyd. Oil Co. But Strickland this n,jssion office in Frankfort. KIam sald electric power, U1JI Dlul. llLI , d reap. 3rd—Most of Floyd. week indicated Monitor would Both the gas firm and thfi which cost the RECC more than Ray Bolin, who was meted a j 14 points, 61ST DIST. NET See map of proposed reap¬ two-year sentence by a jury last Fleming County had three rrAimil 1 ifriTT IP portioned Senate districts 4th — Martin, Johnson and sink a number of wells individ- BECC say ciimbing cost 0f gas $500,000 last year, will cost the portioned 5 eastern Morgan ually on its own acreage in-cooperativecooperative an additional $158- week that adjudged him guilty ; men in double figures. Bowling TOURNAMENT elsewhere in this edition. of arson in the burning of a with 37 points, and Evans and TOURNAMENTlUUKNAlTlEm IS10 elsewhere m th.s ed.tion. and part 0f Lawrence, Elliott and Morgaa 000 in 1971. This increase, he residence belonging to Lewis Dudley with 22 each. nrT nrvT Wirrv The proposal also calls for Boyd end a few ih. Johnson. Legs Broken On saidsaid,’ is due partlyPart|y to climbing Cantrell on Williams Creek, The Devils, sporting a 9-12 Sri NH X I WCiLilY splitting of nine of the coan- 6th—Rest of Boyd. He «aid Monitor piano 15 , costs of fossil fuels needed to filed motion and grounds for an record, were to play powerful SET NEXT WEEKt ^es _ Morgan, Wolfe, Harlan, 7^b_Greenup. 20 wells to the Berea, corni- limbering Job generate electricity. appeal and was released on Maytown in a makeup bout last -- Clay, Perry, Boyd, Pike, Floyd, 8th—Lewis and Carter. ferous and shale in western - Licking Valley RECC buys its bond. night and will wind up regular MOREHEAD, KY. — Rowan aIld Letcher. 9th—Elliott, Rowan, Menifee, Lawrence where it owns 24,000 Vinson Barker of Grassy electricity from East Kentucky j scheduled play at home Friday County and Menifee County are According to a story in The western Morgan and northern acres of leases; aoout 10 pro- Creek was admitted to St. RECC, headquartered at Win¬ 3 Indicted In Day Case when they take on Jackson. opening game foes in the 61st Louisville Courier-Journal, the Wolfe. duction wells in Morgan where Claire Medical Center, More- Chester. , . , • . District tournament action District Basketball Tournament pjan> prepared by an interim 10th—Southern Wolfe, Mag i< owns about 14,000 acres, and head, Wednesday morning Elam said that if approved, The grand jury, which com pleted a five-day session Mon-1 aarts next week~ scheduled March 3, 5 and 6 at subcommittee on reapportion offin, Knott, and northeastern another deep well in eastern after a tree fell on him while the 14.2 percent rate increase day, returned indictments a- Morehead State University ment, will be offered for House tip of Letcher. Elliott to offset Ahe Stevens he was employed on a timber- will mean that a customer will The Rowan-Menifee game is approval after it convenes to- nth — Lee, Breathitt, and well. ing job on Straight Creek. He pay $6.30 for the first 100 kill- gainst three persons in the rob- AN^GAM^CLUf^To* bery and fatal beating of Mrs. ^EET MARCH 3RD set Wednesday, March 3. at 7:30 day (Thursday). northern Perry. “And if we get production suffered two broken legs. owat hours of electricity, an in- Rissie Steel Day, 75-year-old j p.m. in Laughlin Fieldhouse. The General Assembly con- 12th—Most of Letcher and we think we will get, the drill- - crease of 52 cents over the widow of Ollie C. Day, at her I The Caney Valley Fish and No tournament games are venes today in special session southern Perry. ing could be unlimited,’’Strick pyA MEET TONIGHT present $5.78 charge for the country home neair West Lib- j Game Club will meet Wed- booked Thursday, March 4. The to redraw legislative boundar- 13th—Most of Harlan. land told this paper. first 100 kwh. mstt Facies are hosting Eastern 1 ies. 14th—Northern edge of Har- Monitor already has spent The West Liberty Elemon- I The increase for the first erty Jan. 17. nesday, March 3, at 7 p.m. at .*10 L,ubao . . . I 1 J__z__ 1 , /-v 1 J , -i. d»r7ce no/v *1,,. do/in 4^.*.. tvt» a ,.^11 i_i. cm_ .j _u u- Earl Ray Perkins, 20, and *he Canely Valley Community Kentucky that night in their The proposal does not repre- lan, Leslie, Owsley, and most of i about $755,000 on the deep tai*y PTA will meet Thurs- 400 kwh, Elam said, would be Leslie Ilibbens, 19, were each Center. It is important that final home game of the season, sent a unanimous agreement Clay. tests in Elliott and Morgan, day night, Feb. 26, at 7:33 $1.72. T rnevnev Dlavolav resumes with a of all Representatives and coucou'd!d 15th—Bell. he said. p.m. All parents and interested Letters informing members indicted on three counts—rob- a^ members attend, 1UUI I‘“.V V j , nLnn»♦ ic intv/v Monitor also kac HrilloH nnrSnnc arft invi'fPrl Thp PitYl- I rtf thr* nnromind honrimr u;nn» bery, rape, and murder—in the Bill Frank Lacy hl 'h -d- Friday March 5. be changed before it is intro - Monitor also has drilled persons are invited. The pro- I of the upcoming hearing were doub e ea m o r g a n n» to be able to pay necessary Hospital and LITTLE BOY HEv Doctoi bills if illiess strikes. That is just what AMERICAN HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will help you do — budget ahead of time for costs of unexpected NEEDS BLOOD I illness or accidents. TOTAL HEALTH CARE PLANS CAN YOU HELP? For Hospital Services our policies pay without limit as to lenqth of time of confinement, and pay $20 and up per day. Covered hospital services PAID IN FULL. please notify Mrs. Wayne Whitt. H 1 sui T ’ For Physicians Services, we have policies that pay from telephone number 738-5262. f;„ mm"? »*'«» LfcJ \ / tur rrt ^ X $600 to $2,500 surgical allowances. This type blood is needed for /^*S- \ jl Hi;. ' f «„ ; URL HI-„.rX 1 Riff* \ Ray Waddolls two-year-old son f Wv j llA J j t Policies go into effect as soon as signed — there is no ™ waiting period. who was born with 6wo holes | /tUjsj C muti 7 4 i in his heart, and who will un ' j I \ m\ m V xm SfmxK Your AMERICAN HEALTH AND LIFE Policy will give you dergo open heart surgery in I ' Xc«[,sl! ' 1 miu\ .. mo I UIM A^/ / V *wiur CW' , i financial peace of mind in event of injury or illness. Lexington May 6 m an attempt ! | —1 ftl*- El I 1ST L~\ »!'4 UflUlV^ to correct the defect. | fvaMi. ! t-ms j X U . ■ | r ./ ■ \ \ /"• V l K \ / AMERICAN HEALTH AND LIFE If anyone has this type blood i Q I CittMW ^ '■ l,mr INSURANCE CO. Mrs Whitt'by rabing'he'abow l * ’ 11 M number or writing her at Route ’ . vif'”V > “ JOE LYKINS, Representative 3, box 177, Olive Hill, Ky. 41164. * — .____. T . X'.. . _. - *.r.: ~ ...... -- t._. .. __A”:-, s ^ ,| '* l!!.a ma,,°r °f bfe oi heath ^ senate reapportionment plan, abova, released Monday by a Senate subconv district, represented by B. E. Billings, D-Stanton, would lose Breathitt, Wolf#, WEST LIBERTY, KY. Without an adequate supply jn Frankfort would drastically revise senatorial districts in Eastern Ken- Magoffin, and Lae and would be composed of Powell, Esfill, Montgomery, and of whole blood the surgery is toc|pitcher, catcher, and umpire- All worked ha . Turner, all of Lexington. dinner guests ;< nets were Sunday j ner on Keeton Heights. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Newt Cox were tl Mr. and Mrs. Ollie K. McGuire s frank Ferguson of Grassy j Creek. t USED TRUCKS

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By Cassie Lewis PARK HILL West Liberty Ph. 743-3131 1968 Pontiac Firebird, 4-speed, V8, color green. 1968 Chevrolet Impala, 2-door, hardtop, V8, automatic, power 1967 Ford Galaxie 500, 2-door, hardtop, air conditioned, power 1966 Ford LTD, 4-door, V8, automatic, power steering, color 1967 Ford Standard Shift, V8, color blue. 1967 Ford LTD, power steering, automatic, air conditioning. 1967 Ford Galaxie 500, 2-door, standard, V8. 1967 Ford LTD, 4-door, hardtop, power steering, air condition¬ 1966 Ford Mustang, 2-door, hardtop, automatic, color red. 1969 Ford Galaxie 500, 4-door, hardtop, air conditioned, all 1969 Ford convertible, power steering, air conditioned, 1969 Mustang, 2-door, hardtop, automatic, V8. 1968 Ford XL Convertible, VS, automatic, power steering, 1970 Ford Cobra, 4-speed, color yellow. 1969 Ford XL, 2-door, hardtop, automatic, air conditioned, TP68 Ford Mustang. 2-rioor, hardtop, V8, automatic, light green. 1966 Rambler, 6 cyl., standard, 2-door, color green. color 1969 Ford Convertible, power steering, air conditioned, 1966 Ford, 1 ton, 6 cyl., 4 speed with bed and racks, color red. 3—1966 Ford Galaxies 500, 2-door, hardtop, 2 light blue, 1 1970 1-ton Ford, cab and chassis, color yellow. 1968 Chevrolet Pickup, V8, automatic, long wheel base, color 1968 Ford F-500 (lV2‘ton) cab and chassis, light blue. Mrs. ho- Feb. 22 — Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchin¬ Recent guests of Louraine Mrs. Carl Brown, Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Elmer Lewis visited re¬ 1 PAGE TWO and Mr. ger Collins of Blaze last week West Liberty visited in Spiingfield, Ohio with Mr ied by Mrs. Ronald McKenzie. McKenzie of and Mrs. Victor and Mrs. Daniel Peyton and She and Mr. and Mrs. Peyton went on to the hospital wheie submitted to surgery. Rhondas little Rhonda McKenzie again mother remained with her and they expect to bring her home son of Xenia, Ohio spent the daughter. They were accompan¬ Hurley and Mary Engle were inson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer cently with Mrs. Mary Carpen¬ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis. Lewis. Other guests of the Phillip Terry of Route 1 West soon. weekend here with their par¬ ter and Lillian Wells. McKenzie. calling on Frances Pennington hand is now improving since ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutch¬ Lewises were Mr. and Mrs. Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Jim F Engle of Yocum, John Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jim F. Engle and the cast was removed Saturday. Brown and son, Scott, were Monday afternoon. Frances’1 of Wells Hill, Irene Collins- j worth, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor '

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UM V- -'V A LEWIS ENGAGEMENT OF MISS HATFIELD W. L. Homemakers West Liberty, Ky., Feb. 25, 1971 PAGE THREE •' r j, .

TO MR. ADAMS ANNOUNCED Personals] WINNER OF SHRINE AWARD Meet At Goodpaster’s . 5 i . ■ X Mr. and Mrs. ’• C r and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Adkins .exingtor. spent and Joy served a turkey sup¬ The West Liberty Homemak- ■- . , ? with his par- per Thursday honoring Tony ! ers met at the home of Mrs. Irs. Paris Lewis Adkins who just returned from j Nettie Goodpaster, Wednesday f-' :rJ . . s' , t .1 • 1 1 a fifteen month lour of duty evening, Feb. 17. at 7:30. * k ’fS'i ; a. George Wed- in Germariv. Those who enjoy¬ Meeting was called to order ‘'S'x. ,‘..r*„l sns, Ricky and ed the meal with them were by the club president. A very; -'V.- •: trsville. W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Darrell M. Hall interesting talk was given by “Jcend with her and Auguste Lyn of Mt. Sterl¬ Kathleen Blair concerning the ifid IMips A. B. ing. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haney Dogwood Festival which would 1 and Jack Hill. be in May. Everyone present tkins of Lick Carl Henry and son, Kevin seemed to take great interest in iday night with and Mrs. Betty Burble and it. Mrs. Clyde Cantrell was an- leba Watkins. daughters. Judy and Terry of ] pointed club chairman and a ' Route 1 West Spi ingfield, Ohio spent the called meeting was set for Monbovv Girls, Job s Daughters, Downey Assembly ever to re By Josephine OO'Neal Neal rt directed that engagement of their daughter, Mr Adams, a 1966 graduate from his friends and neighbors DeMola>’- To q“a lfy fo1' thls.’ Cl'ive this award. She is the 14- Weekdays 9 am.—6p.m.atn.- — Sat. 9—5. Phone 743-3914 be continued. Marsha Cheryl, to Richard Lee o{ Mor„an County High School, while he was hospitalized. the youth must have had pei- year old daughter of former Feh. 22 — A stork shower _ ; Kenneth Perk- Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. is employed by Southern Stat- The following officials of fect attendance at all meetings-Morgan Countians, Jan Smith was given in honor of Mrs. Bren NO APPOINTMENTAPF NECESSARY ; and wounding Deward Adams of West Lib- * emp,0>ca « Mountain Rural Telephone fnear Perfect attendance at all Davis, now of Downey, Calif., da Hammonds at the home ofI James Palmer CS muumouu uura* x . , . ‘ ♦ i_ --•” - -- - erty. The weddingw'edding willwiii take place Cooperative, West Liberty, at- f“"a"d J*™ andan(1 B,Berl‘rl Fu«ett’. now of I>ho(pho°-' M"M:ss- MagaleneMagalenc Hammonds theth; Homeowners In 1Thi js COLLEGE DEGREE aking and enter- NURSING PROGRAM issed. Miss Hatfield is a 1966 grad-id-j Friday, March 12 at 8 p.m. at tended the annual meeting of “°“gl anda„d hahaveve bbeenee" aboveabow AnZ'1Z'‘ pastPUSt Jhursdayhursdav eveni"g'- shShe* rerr' Area* WWill:.. RReceive : the Central Baptist Church in the National Telephone Co- in he, rituM Her stepfather, Davis, is ce,ved man-v n,ce "lfts. APPROVED AT MSU jury reported it uate of Holston Valley Highgh the Central Baptist Church in the National Telephone Co- ’ j* his" ^„r “er ritual 1Ier stepfather, A1 Davis, is1 celved manv n,CP §lfts- ^^rea Will" receive School, Bristol, Tenn. She at-j Winchester. The custom ot operative Association in H«un- wor^b a member of Marquette Lodge1 Mr. and Mrs Dee Stevens Census Questions MOREHEAD. Ky. — Creation itnesses and re- tended East Tennessee State open church will be observed, ton, Texas the first week in , ' , . ,„„,* No. 101. and of Francis M. spent the past week in Ohio - of an associate degree in nurs- bills. They made it,,;,,,...,.;*,, _*i.. — __ q_u;n 1 ne award ioi i»iu was pic- ...... i ,_ _ University and is presently em-1 -- February-Bernard Hill, mana- j sented l0‘ Fu ett a j Moore Consistory, Marquette,Marquette. They returned home over the j Morgan and WoWolfeife and 24 otoFot- ing al Morehead State Univer- ort Monday and 1 r *1 m m i -■ ■ __ .1 _ _ J L- -...t. . I- u.. —1. . .. ~ ployed in the Credit Card De-i Want Ads Keauy Get Results' ger; Mir. and 'Mrs. Otto In-1 member of Downev Rainbow I Michigan, and of A1 Malaikah weekend and brought f rankle h Kentuckv Counties w ■illill hrbe has been appro\ed by the “ ' --— - ■ . -■ I ___- _ J ttf ~ nn J TV/T * I O I. . . — XT' _I l> I I ...!lL It. __ , (jpn. Kentucky Board of Nursing nended that the gram and Mr. and Mra Orville Berlene ha*' S'uinenine Templetemple ofot I.osLos Angeles, - vwith itn them.mem. included in a nationwide Cen- BncbHeld of MenifeeAinnifou county.rni in t v * bepn jnJ’ Rainbow sjnce Sopt Calif.i: r 11 ’ bou Education anti Nurse Registra- t of the eourt- iiif. | Mrs. Hazel O'Neal and De- survev to determine how 'tment Hon. The two-year co-education- ced or repaired, r* ari *s' a?leA T en 1968 and has held the offices Her mother is a member of "ease spent Sunday morning many homes and apartment in the a' program will require 67 sc low be placed in I wine and r-. a” * j of Patriotism, Immortality, Ser Accident■cident Chapter, Order of The "1,h hcr sister' Wls- Luc> ste‘ buildings are mortgaged in the t’pni »- r, I . . f ,1 1home_mvoiv mes^er i hoursIIUU1.1 uiof courseLUUIOC woikm/i A /ard of the jail, vtns L.S., what part of the home , . ?,lllUmJ0L ? pice and DriB Leader, and cur Eastern Star. Downey, Calif mort- and r’Hnical training. The Uni- be placed in the CALL TODAY Mr. and rs. imm> n s rently holds the office of Na and has served in The Rainbow Miss Frances Stevens spent owners jncome goes for mort- «>nu climeal naming. The Lm- b _ versity will begin accepting ap¬ d that both rest Morgan county. ture^ she ,)as also last week at Wells Creek withLagp pavmcnts and other hoi:*- bcgln accept,ng ap- served her Advisory Board the past two plications immediately for tho ail be repaired. Recent weekend visitors of asspmb, as refreshmcnts chair. years. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Eldridge. | “nn CxPPnses etc plications immediately for tho Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Helton j_____ Mr and Mrs. Lonz.e Turner Thc survey ./scheduled to !lrstfirst cclasslass starting in AugAugust.ust, end family w^re Mts. Helton si i and Londa Lynn spent thr t underwav in late Feb-UarV ^ ~ r»- sisters Mr and Mrs. Bill Har- ed Mr. and Mrs. Junior Havens Mrs. Little Honored weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and wm be donc in two phases: ^>urPr»se Birthday ris and Blanche Wright and Stacy Fork Sunday evening At Household Shower Wilburn Adkins. £jrst being the mailing of For Mrs. Sam Dunn AP’S David of Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reasor, _ ka\ O Neal spent Saturday j questionnaires to homeowners j i m. Friday luncheon guests of Myra Lynn and Michael cf night with Pam Stevens. I ar)d 0f rental properties, ! HOMES Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Helto.i Trotwood. Ohio were weekend On Saturday, Feb. 6. at 1:30 .vlr. and Mrs. Richard Adkins, and (bp spcond a mailing of Mis. Sam Dunn of Kellacey and family were her parents, I guests of her parents, Mr. and p.m., Mrs. Asa Robert Little spent Thursday night with Mr. questionnaires to lending insti was honored with a surprise tucky's Largest Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wright Mrs. Corbett McKinney. Sunday (nee Barbara DeBord) was anandd Mrs. Richard Adkins. |J tutions,tutions or individuals invinvn olved birthday dinner at her home »ler" 7m> of Rt. 3. and Mrs. Helton's afternoon guests of the Me- the incentive for a 'household | Mrs. Mavis Stevens, Mrs.MrsJ I n tinancin"tmancing thethc properties cov- °n Sunday. Her daughters. Mr.* 1 be a reason) uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Kinneys were Mrs. Robert Lee :bower given at the Hazel Lucy Turner, Mrs. Cliffie Ad j eipd ln phase one. Rex Maxey anti Mrs. Treva Pey- TO SEE Wright also or Rfl. 3. Also Peyton, Terri and Iimmy of Green Church of God. Games kins, Mrs. Elsie Bayes and Kim__ ton. prepared a delicious di.i- LONG DISTANCE recent dinner guests of the Route 1, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary were led by Mrs. Eva Dunn, visited with Mrs. Elta Muesi j *rrpntt p , WDL J4 ner anti took to their parents II Helton's were Miss Patty Wells and san.?. of Salt l-rk Mis. Helen Gilliam, ard Vio- at Grassy the past Friday. Mrs.: P homo for the occasion. Those Mobile Homes Wnight and Larry Helton. ^r- and M''s. Murph Allen iej Little, hostesses, and re- Muese has been very sick. She **BI ln Washingtonon present were Mr. and Mrs D.D.D. or Sbation-To-Station Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Whitt and Linda and Grace Adams freshments of punch, cookies will soon be entering the ho - - t anywhere Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert of Fairborn Ohio came Satur- and F-lmer Adams shopped in and mints were served- pital at Morehead for an opc-! „ ,, set up on found* n.in. a* I'luicmra an u,.*'- Russell Wayne (Diurty)(Dusty) I,e>’,on annan(l daughters,uaugntei's. Mr anda dav and visited relatives in Mor- Mt. Sterling Saturday. Tho-ae present or sending ation. j ,, ,u^c ay ne (Di d and landscap- Those Who ‘d'/.>n . . , , Hutchinson has accepted,„ted na v Bl‘xx Maxey and family of see how it will 1 oa’n county. They were accom- Recent visitors of Mrs. Grace gifts were: Sunday evening guests ofof. ut^. n>, "nwith ,las rhp. federalFederal "t7 sl,'. Liberty,'-'berty, and Mrs. EElsie paniedij.iiiK.-o homeno...*- hv their_ _son. 1 Adams... and Elmer, „ were„ Run, Mrs.Mrs Sandra Watkins,Watkins. Ron- Mrs. Mavis Stevens and Elsie I B„° S1*10n / ’ Ih.e. , F. e . McGuire- ot. p.lllltu IIUIIIV. nni gtnvnn Ructrir i .. r ....Mrs. Mavis Stevens and Elsie. BureauRu|,,.iu Ofof 111Inv vestestiga,ion lgat IOI in 'V,c0ulre Terry, who had spent a week I a'd ^da™s and Steven Buskir.. njc DeBord. Rev. John Combs, wore Mrs. Hobart Muese andand, i ...... ° ^ ~ ,lgt‘, . -- n Example MEAN THE MOST with relatives in Morgan. | of V\ mchester. Mr*. Audra Taulbee. Mrs. children, Mrs. Josephine O'NealO'Nea!, J i '" , J' clni, MRS. DAVIS HAS SURGERY : You Can Anna Rachael Reed of Tren- Mrs. Murph Allen, Linda, and Bessie Chambers and Karen. Mrs. Emma Adkins. Mr. anciand ' Hu," h.i'/m.^h.11ns°n hfLi-'/i 7>'M 7 Mrs.l *. TomT„mTurn WW. DavisDavis,Davio. wifewifi of ,, ...... , to Oxon Hill, Maryland to re- . ton Ohio and her mother. Mrs. Grace Adams were Saturdjv Mr_ a,ld Mrs. Orville DeBord. Mrs. Junior Eldridge anti son ^hev moved'the weekend Countyc "un,y Attorney Thomas W. Cheap’s: Mrs Junior Eldridge and son K, . They m0ved the weekend 7in,>V ' rBo,'1as To You Davis, dntered Good Samari¬ Steha McKinney of Grassy afternaon v,s' °rs ^ Mr anu Mr.». Bessie Neff. Violet Little antiand MMiss1Ss Frances SStevens.tevens. 1Iof Feh ,3-n. °andd J theyf,,P were! Davis.°a„ s'u Entered. ,d GGood°l>d, SanKlSamari- 2 bedrooms, big Creek called on Deloris Smith j'1'*' Dewey Allen at Ezel. Mavis and Lorraine Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smitii ” e ' , :.‘nc ... V ” tan Hospital in Lexington ow, carpet, back Saturday evening and night. | Sunday vns.tors of Mr and Yvonnr James. 'Mr. and Mrs. and sons and Betty Turner vis- accompanted there fcA his pa.- Tuesyax and undim,nt su:- ny other extra Mr and Mrs. Gary Dillavau 11 Jls- Reward Adams of Gio< j>HoyoV M.^ Dunn. Thelma David- ited Sunday evening with Mr u.. , .. al, 4 r... . 1h i geryr Wednesday for gallstones,gal stones. APPRECIATE of Dayton, Ohio spent from ^ ar^d Mis Bmer Bu:- sonson,. MM;., and Mr®.Ml, Vernon , and Mrs. Roscoe 0O ?Neal.Neal. ^. wend '-—*-- illy for $5,995, Friday till Monday with her K,7 aJld ‘Stcven Dusk irk and Elam. Mrs. Ressie Elam, MrsMr3 .] Those on the sick list here uee True cont' ntment depends •RICE $3995 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Junior 777d .p' lTm 7".''°' HfIcnHelen Gilliam. Maureen and are Mr. Roscoe O'Neal, Connie imt upon what we have. A rthing and deliv* Havens and family. rrJee Ad 7, h ^lnch0Ster' Barbara Taylor, Mrs. Je-^eJesse and Richard Adkins, Mrs. Jur.-J Social security benefits are tub was large enough for Richard Havens, son of Mr WP7WpCnd p ,7 t 7 J ™r, 7DoraRisner. Dora Little, Mrs. ior Stevens. i not paid automatically. A claim Diogenes, but a world was >F "SHOE BOX" and MrsMrs. Junior ’Ha^n^Havens, left 77*7^ f * «J“L rr: andan< Mrs'7f ^George Finch. Mrs.Mrs.’Mis. Callie --1- : must be filed with the social too little for Alexander. RAILERS AT THOUGHTFULNESS Feb. 17 for Morganfield, Ky., A,,en dna 'amity °* BucBuchanaU.hanaU, Jodi Little. MrsMr3 Buy.Buy, Sell. Trade—Want Ads! .ecuriy office. —Colton ■AP'S where» _ 1he-_ will-•!! spend_1 six ,vwx«mon- M1Z6. v . |[Alone A1_ Carson, 'Mrs. Williamufiiii.im- j ND ths in the Job Corp. Another i. '',acy.’ ^, °. ,,s Little. Taylor and Vernice VE Of A Long-Distance Call son, Danny Havens, is in Cur- P . g 10 " ^r 1,1 ’,,ia j Dunn, Vada and Winfred Rat- SE lew. Washington with the Job ""J0,1s: « 9 a Jiff. JAILER bUUltllllp U1 IXCIIlUlbV IIHTIU.N • » T-» ,• » ; 1 »r!„„ , 1 Corp Center there. He left of. hm., "h 4. ac»* *'. * 1 l,,n.< ' Mrs. Pauline LindonLindon. VirgioVirgie IITURE at her home at Naples, Fla.' . , .... Sept. 23 and will return home 0ueslsGuests includedinrludpd Mr. and Mrs. ^,d AAilee‘lee"” ElaElam^, ‘^s.^s. Alv.sAlvis s Coaches! next month. Wager®, Mr. and Mrs. B°b George Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.! ^ager ',-Mr' ''d (Ml s',,B<>b Miss Kathy Havens spent F . ■*■ \ ' .Dunn. Mrs. Chester Elam, vn furniture dir* Earl Tredway, anti Mr. and j°',nn'T tlh? facturer and ln- j Saturday night with Mrs. Pam Mrs.M,.s MackMapk Lewis^ of,'f Palmetto,pa,me^'‘ Mrs c Jeff^ Taulbee^Taulbee. .Mrs.Mrs. John-J°hn- youl Haney and on Sunday they at- pi_F|a an{| ....^]r ,in(j nvny Salver®,Salyer®. Mrs. Eloise Cram- FRIGIDAIRE Urect authorised MT. RURAL TELEPHONE tended Sunday school at Lacy Stanley and Mr and M s Jaint * er' Hazel and T C Dunn' Mr and save the j rrefk- McKenzie of Naples Fla V and Mrs' Thry and set up on M. 1 ; Da\-is. Mrs. Kenneth Crase. TRUCKLOAD SALE I t\4laSe ^'fenses Mr. and Mr®. Woodson Pat rRADE Local Financing For In Morgan County rick. Mrs. Orville Day. Mrs. ING OP VALUE — - For est Bailey. Mr®. Nettie Wil- ER CHURCH , „„ son. Wilma Elam. Mrs. Marvin your Inspection nfErJl w°ms,ey. 29. son E Centere, Mi^ Mary M*- TO 5 P.M. Automobile Loans Ohi Ih °t* Flqua' I Carty, Mrs. Pcarlie Bradley, Frigidaire Range with A.M. to 6 P.M. 5\ ' ■v > * 18.00 cwt. NEW OR LATE MODELS. •T'sj •*;< • | •\7> ' " A checking account cost* you nothing at this bank ■— and it i* LIVESTOCK FEED y'- convenient for paying your bills—and provides a record for your Automatic Washers, Dryers, Skinny Minis, Freeiers, Dishwashers \ 4 protection. 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now are very valuable. Elder Dan’l Williams 0b:>£.KV*\ii0l>0 rund Donors Listed MORE VOCATIONAL • AMD • SCHOOLS — Board of direc¬ Rev. Wardie Craft of C alley tors of the Kentucky Chamber Successor to “The Licking Valley SeorrB er,” Established 1882, West Liberty. Ky, PKLD1D1 IONS lepoj'ts that the tuud to buna of Commerce at their last meet¬ don, who said federal safety a suitable monument to early regulations tWwV+wtwTWWVvVTWVWvVVTWVVVVtVVI ing, recommended that more have caused a Morgan Coutujy settler and sharp decline in the number EARL W. KIN N E K EARL W. KINNER, JR. CAR EXHAUST IS WORST residential facilities be estab¬ preacher Elder Daniel Wil¬ of licensed mines. Editor • Publisher Associate Editor POLLUTER — In Kentucky lished at area vocational top producing state in the liams now totals $850.00. Re¬ 'Howard was quoted in an major causes of air pollution schools on a regional basis nation. Mines and Minerals cent contributions are— Associated Press story Sunday include rock quariies and as¬ as specific needs justify, and Vet-tie L. Benton Gullett. Commissioner H. N. Kirk¬ as saying 610 mines were li- phalt mixing plants, burning suggested that high school Insko, $1; a friend $1; Kathe¬ patrick told a Frankfort civic INSURRECTION IN THF HILLS?? censed in Kentucky last year dumps, burning "gob” piles, ‘tudents be introduced to vo¬ rine and Garfield Johnson, club this week. and only 276 were licensed this saw mills, steel mills, coke cational education and oriented Woe is coming to the hills, and majbe in¬ lightning from the hills can still compete buehingham, Ky., $5; Mr- Kentucky ranks only behind year_"and some of these arj plants, paper mills, chemical to employment fields at an and Mrs. Hersheil Wanren-*, West Virginia in production surrection. with the new light dry liquor from the Blue- a heady closed.” plants and coal fired heating earlier age than is now prac¬ , West Preston»burg, $1; Mr. of coal, but "the experts pre¬ A bluegrnss distillery (Brown-Foreman) is grass, at least for the drinker who wants a The facts are, Kirkpatrick equipment. Nevertheless, the ticed. The suggested procedure, and iMns. Tildrtt Bates, Mel¬ dict that in a few years Ken¬ kick But can the hills do without its sassa¬ said, that 1,650 mines were mounting a $6 million campaign to introduce internal combustion engine is according to tthe recommenda¬ tucky will be Che No. 1 coal vin, Ky., $5; Mr. and Mrs. licensed in 1969 and 2,05? in a new white dry liquor, and government bure¬ fras tea? And will hillsmen obey government the leading polluter accord¬ tion, could decrease the num¬ i Nathan Fleming, Melvin, Ky., producing state,” Kirkpatrick ber of dropouta from vocation¬ 1970. He said the department aucrats have ordered sassafras roots banned, bureaucrats? ing to U. B. Yeager, engineer¬ $5; Mr. and Mrs. George P- said. al programs in later years and closed 111 mines completely claiming sassafras tea pioduces drug-like ef ing consultant for the Ken¬ Stephens, Pyramid, Ky., $5; He said Muhlenberg County But then there’s just too many drives being eliminate man|v wasted years ersd 30 partly in 1969, and fects. tucky Air Pollution. Accord¬ Mr. and Mrs. Kernie Allen, in Western Kentucky ranks mounted aaginst the hills—splitting counties that occur in young peoDle's closed 139 last year plus 19 Seems Bluegrass millionaires want to take ing to Yeager, in heavy traffic, West Liberty, $2; Mrs, Parrit first in the nation as a coal- in reappoitioning legislative districts, promis¬ careers due to the wtaong career partial closings. ovei the white whiskey business so long local¬ i id internal combustion engi¬ Keeton, West Libeily, $1; Mrs. producing county, with ap¬ ing merger amounts in revenue-sharing, cut¬ nes of cars and trucks are selection at the tiime they reach ized in the hills—but with a change. They will I Cjndy Jones. Clearfield, $5. proximately 20 million tons ting tobacco allotments, stripping tops of hills rot used at a rate of speed L:n employment age. US-460 Sector May make ii lighter and dryer (milder) to please yearly. Pike County in Eas¬ and shipping our coal to Japan. necessay for efficient burn¬ tern Kentucky is the top Be Raised Near W. L the fancy of more and more feminine drink¬ HOST SPEAKS TO And now, millionaires brewing white whis¬ ing of fuel. A high percentage SELLING RESTAURANTS — underground coal-producing ers. which a survey shows is needed in the of carbon monoxide emerges Auctioning of Daniel Boone PRESTONSBURG county in the United States, key and government bureaucrats banning Bdyd Blair. Dr. William Hol¬ sori..l world to retain some of the market about a foot from the ground. Fried Chicken restaurants has sassafras tea! brook and Arnold Richard thai s going to Scotch and vodka. Movement of cars make It been started in Kentucky 1o PRESTONSBURG, Ky. — were in Frankfort last week But banning sassafrass tea—that's the straw Well, there might be insurrection in tcie circulate to about head height. comply with a U. S. District Republican candidate for conferring with State High¬ that may break the mountaineer’s calm. White hills Court order dissolving the in lieutenant governor jnmes Host way Commissioner B. E. King has called Eastern Kentucky SASSAFRAS TEA TRIPS? "the only remaining frontier to propose that U. S. 460 be LAST CHANCE FOR STRIP MINING The Courier-Journal's Joe Cirea- in the nation so rich in natu¬ raised along Little Caney son reports that a national ral resources and yet so under¬ wlhere it frequently floods. (The New York Times) Strip-mine operators and major users of coal grocery chain has been directed developed,” Subsequently engineers visit¬ such as the Tennessee Valley Authority have Human and environmental damage attrib¬ to remove all sassafras roots Speaking before an audience ed the area to make estimates utable to (he coal industry has been stagger¬ to recognize that public patience is wearing from its shelves because it of about 300 at Jenny Wiley on the project. thin and that if the President’s program of has been informed that sassa¬ ing. Tens of thousands of miners have been State Park Saturday, Host said regulation and land reclamation docs not fras tea lias been declared to killed or crippled. Countless others cough the state’s future development work, the alternative is to ban strip mining. have dirug-like effects on out their shortened lives as victims of various depends largely on the progress Representative Heckler of West Virginia, a drinkers. And, comments Crea- Elderly Persons of Eastei'n Kentucky in the respiratory diseases. major strip-mining state, has already moved son— In Area May Phone next four years. Uncontrolled fires smoulder underground "If sassafras tea really doe* bo this position. Ho believes that strip mining "We are also obligated,” he in abandoned mines. Surface lands subside have a ding effect, then thou¬ For Information is a traumatic attack on the environment, and said, "to wipe out the poverty and collapse because of worked-out mines be¬ sands of Kentuckians, especi¬ image, create a self-supporting that no amount of regulation or restoration ally those in rural areas, have low. Acids from mining operations drain in¬ MOREHEAD, Ky. — Elderly economy and thus ease the bur¬ can reconcile it with a decent attitude toward been on a trip for years with¬ to streams and rivers, polluting and ruining persons in 15 counties of North den of welfare and public aid the land. Representative Hechler and 27 other out ever knowing it. For tea eastern Kentucky have a new, on all tax-paying people.” HERALD & STEWART them. Congressmen from fourteen states have intro¬ bi-ewod from the aromatic roots concerned friend at Morehead The destruction is getting worse. Surface duced a bill to phase out all strip mining in of the sassafras tree has been State University. MORE THAN HALF OF EKU mining, which “strips” the land of its topsoil six months. a blood-thihning, system-ton¬ Mrs. Carol Pellegrino heads STUDENTS RECEIVE AID Funeral Home ing pick-me-up tonic that has and levels its trees to get at the coal, is a Genuinely strict regulations could conceiv¬ the new referral service of TOTALING $2.5 MILLION been quaffed by perhaps seven booming business. The new Federal law to ably prevent the worst abuses. For example, MSU’s Institute on the Aging. RICHMOND, Ky. — Eastern WEST UBERTY, KY. generations of people in this COURT! make working conditions safer in the under the Secretary of the In'erior could prohibit Her attention is available to Kentucky University students state. any person, agency or organiza¬ are receiving more than $2.5 MONUMENTS ground mines has encouraged owners to shut strip mining on the steep Appalachian Moun¬ down marignal mines and turn increasingly to tion needing information for million in financial assistance tain slopes of West Virginia and Kentucky by STUDENT AID — Over half from private and public sourc¬ A. J. HERALD JAMES L. STEWART stripping. The loss of soil-cover heightens the senior citizens. ruling that no state could allow stripping on the students on the campus The new service, which may es, according to Herb Vescio, We Service Burial Iniurence Pol lei** risk of flood, while loose topsoil chokes moun¬ slopes of more than a certain number of de¬ of Eastern State University, be telephoned collect at 784- director of student aid. He said PHONE 7434151 NIGHT 7434MI tain streams. grees. An effectively enforced land reclama¬ Richmond, are receiving some 9229, is equipped to answer more than half of the students In response to this accellerating menace, tion program eoui.l make m any strip-mining kind of financial assistance. questions regarding Social Se¬ at Eastern revive some kind of President Nixon proposes a program of closer operations uneconomical. The student aid amounts to. curity benefits, public and pri¬ financial help. The greatest a more than $2'-2 million a year, regulation by the states, with the Federal If strip-mine operators are not to go the vate housing, finances and bud mount of dollar help comes said Herbert Vescio, director through National Defense Stu¬ Government having back-up authority to in¬ way of the employers of child labor and the geting, leisure time, nursing of student aid. Greatest amount homes, transportation, legal ser¬ dent Loans and Educational tervene if necessary. The poor record of the sweatshop manufacturers of yesterday, then is from the National Defense vices, mental health, homemak¬ Opportunity Grants, which to¬ slates on this problem is not encouraging, but they will have to cooperate in a thorough re¬ Studont Loan fund and the ing, medical facilities, educa tal $350,000 this year; the Col¬ an aggressive Federal-state program is worth form of industry practices. President Nixon's Economic Opportunity Act of tion and employment. lege Work-Study Program, S420.- one last try-. program is their last chance. 1965. Under the latter, stu¬ Counties covered include 000; Law Enforcement loans dents are employed part time Bracken, Robertson, Mason, Le and grants $219,000, and Nurs¬ on a work-study basis. wis, Fleming, Bath, Montgom¬ ing, $58,000. Tax Filing Deadline ery, Menifee, Rowan, Morgan, KENTUCKIAN A — One of BOONE PARKWAY LET For Some Farmers Elliott, Carter, Boyd and Law¬ Subscribe to The Licking Vakley Courier the best -sources of Kentucky rence. Bizzack Bros. Construction history is the John Wilson The referral service’s mail¬ Co. of Franlkfort was low LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Ken¬ 'Townsend collection in the ing address is Box 739, Mote- bidder on constructing 5.2 tucky farmers and fishermon head State University, More¬ miles of the Daniel Boone who did not file a declaration versitv. Richmond. It contains head, Ky. 40351. Parkway in Perry county. The of estimated Fedaral income more than 8,700 book3, and low bid was $5,557,920. PAGE FOUR West Liberty, Ky., Feb. 25, 1971 tax by January 15 may have numerous letters, maps, pic¬ BUTLER IN RACE COURT STREET - WEST UBERTY a tax deadline by March 1. tures and pamplets collected Supt. of Public Instruction LIVING COSTS UP Robert J. Dath, District Di¬ by Townsend, the welt known Wendell Butler has announced The cost of living rose by WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS rector of Internal Revenue for Kentuokv author for whom the as a candidate for the Demo¬ .1 per cent in January, the Kentucky, said today that if collection is named. Included cratic nomination for Commis¬ lowest monthly increase in you earned at least two-thirds are 1.700 books on early Ken¬ sioner of Agriculture in the four years, according to the tucky and an extensive pamph¬ May primary. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The of your 1970 gross income from Fresh Lean Ground Beef, 3 lb. pkg. $1.77 farming or fishing but did not let file from early years, also sate of rise had been 0.5 per¬ file an estimate by January reproductions of early maps of Don’t depend on well-meaning cent in December for a total Southern Star Weiners, 12 oz. pkg.-45c WASHINGTON, 15, you must file your 1970 stage and steamboat routes in neighbors for social security in¬ of 5.5 percent in 1970. Swift’s 3-Lb. Canned Hams.$2.69 House Agriculture Federal income tax return and the state. Many of the books formation. Get the facts at the Ho-Made Sausage . lb. 49c tobacco division ot pay any tax due by Monday, are out-of-print editions that social security office. Subscribe for your Home Paper! provd a resolutio NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ELAM UTILITY COM March 1, 1971, avoid penalty Idaho Potatoes, 10 lb. bag-79c further delay in PANY, West Liberty, Kentucky, has filed an application for underpayment of estimated Bananas--lb* 10c before the Public Service Commission of Kentucky to ad¬ hurley tobacco a tax. just its rates for ga- service effective March 15, 1971, as You DON'T Have To Be in A Hospital Bed Celery _ 17c ments for 1971, follows— tions raised by Ke "Men judge women by what Medium Eggs -- doz. 39c r To Receive Benefits From The Tim Lee Carter. they refrain from saying.” First 1,000 cu. ft or less per month And the full Hr says a psychologist Well, well; DEL MONTE SALE ~ BLUE CROSS’ and BLUE SHIELD* ate Tobacco Cor Next 10,000 cu. ft. no wonder we men can’t un¬ 7^1 due to consider thi Next 10,000 cu f*. derstand these strange and Cut Green Beans. 303 size_4 for $1.00 Extended Benefits Endorsement this week, possibl Next 19,000 cu. ft. lovely creatures! Golden Whole Kernel Corn, or Thursday. Next 460.000 cu. ft. rOU CAN RfCf/Vf _.—- 303 Size_5 for $1.00 Under current li Excess of 500,000 cu. ft. per month tary of Agricultur 0UT-0F-THE HOSPITAL BENEFITS: Golden Cream Style Corn, A hearing upon said Application will be held at the LENVILLE’S to proclaim the i For each illness and injury after you pay $25.00 out of pocket 303 Size__ 5 for $1.00 Public Service Commission's Office, Frankfort, Kentucky, March 1—next M expenses. Extended Benefits will pay 80% of charges for: on March 17, 1971, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. (EST). HAIR STYLES Peas. 303 size_4 for $1.00 the delay is appro \/ X-ray Examinations ' Laboratory Examinations Congress time to ELAM UTILITY COMPANY, INC WEST LIBERTY, KY v Physical Therapy V X-ray and Radiation Therapy V Electrocardiograms Catsup, 14 oz. size__2 for 49c posed poundage When performed in the hospital outpatient department, doctor's office, for this year’s cr< West Liberty, Kentucky ANNOUNCES Tomato Sauce, 8 oz. size_each 10c or laboratories, when referred by a physician. It was the poss NEW OPERATOR But—When needed, you con receive these. Pineapple Juice, 46 oz. size_3 for $1.00 such a system < farmers that ra BENEFITS DURING HOSPITALIZATION Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice, questions. Subject to the co-payment features and dollar maximums include: 46 oz. size.. 2 for 59c Carter, represer • Basic coverage extended to 730 days • X-ray and Radiation Therapy Pineapple-Orange Juice, 5th District, sugge • Increased surgical and medical protection e Rental or purchase of orthopedic appliances plan would hari • Private duty nursing e Medical consultations • Surgical consultations 46 oz. size__2 for 59c farmer and sugge BENEFITS FOLLOWING HOSPITALIZATION Prune Juice, 32 oz. size.each 49c Agriculture Dept port some protect For the remainder of the benefit period when prescribed for the condi¬ Tomato Juice, 46 oz. size.3 for $1.00 tion which required such hospitalization. Subject to the co-payment growers from pr features and dollar maximums.- \pricot Halves, 303 size_3 for $1.00 backs. We hive lust listed the valuable farm belonging to James Doctors Home and Office Visits Nursing Home Care Visiting Nurse Service Joseph J. Tod< and Delores Caskey for sale. This farm is located at the ♦ ★ ★ Melba Peach Halves, 2*4 size ..3 for $1.00 * Required Prescription Drugs ir Rental or Purchase of Orthopedic Appliances rector of the del mouth of Lacy Creek in Morgan County on Route 364. There Sliced Peaches, 2*4 size.3 for $1.00 bacco division, sai are approximately 278 acres of very fine land, a modern The EXTENDID BfNIFITS ENDORSEMENT is additional coverage which can be 5-room house with full basement, 3 bedrooms, built-in kitch¬ Peach Halves, 2*/2 size.3 for $1.00 difficult to assess added to mast BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD basic certificates of membership. en, covered patio. Large barn, nine-tenths acre tobacco base. Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 size ... 3 for $1.00 effects on small It is known as Willy Cox farm or Alice Sutphin farm. If (Farm Bureau Members, See Your Farm Bureau Agent) said he personall interested in a real farm, look this one over. Also for sale Pineapple Chunks, No. 2 size .. 3 for $1.00 adoption. BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD help give you fincncial peace of mind in the event 1 house & Lot at Malone. Ky., $6,500. Call for further in¬ of illness or injury. Various programs and benefits are available to eligible individuals, Crushed Pineapple, No. 2 size .. 3 for $1.00 formation if needed. families, ond employee groups of five or more. Special programs available for Pear Halves, 303 size.3 for $1.00 oligiblo college students and individuals 65 and over. Safeguard Bath Soap.4 bars for 89c TOWN & COUNTRY REAL ESTATE || KENTUCKY Top Job, Giant Size.63c 58 MAIN STREET, PAINTSVILLE, KY pm BLUE CROSS’5 and BLUE SHIELD" UEJJ Downy, Giant Size. 79c Cam H. Stambaugh, Broker BRENDA FANNIN LOB BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL PLAN, INC. KENTUCKY PHYSICIANS MUTUAL, INC. WW Biz, Giant Size. 79c PHONES 789-4895 and 789-5439 Now Working H ,n 3101 Bardstown Road • Louisville, Ky. 40205 • (502) 452-1511 8' Ritz Crackers.. 12 oz,. 39c fotpitai Association • National Association of B!uo Shtold Plant Teri Towels, Jumbo Roll... each 43c SPECIALS For more information send us the coupon, today! In-county servt Kleenex Family Napkins, 60 ct. .. 2 for 29c West Liberty $15.00 PERMANENTS West Liberty NOW $9.00 BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD West Liberty ENROLL NOW! 3 101 Bordilown Rood Louisville Ky 4020S $20.00 PERMANENTS Applications Taken Dailey 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. NOW $12.50 HOME These ra Become a Skilled Beautician. Train with the best, NAME ADDRESS WASH & WEAR WIGS STORE HOURS under qualified instructors. A0DRESS $25.00—$35.00 COMPANV. THOSF WHO _STATE_ZIP_ Open 8:00 a.m. to 8 p.m. Weekdays TION MSMBfc BEULAH MAE MANNING, OWNER HAIR PIECES SERVICE ANC $35.00—$25.00 without obligation, information on health care benefits and eligibility Sunday 10:00 a.m. till 6:00 p.m. New Classes Forming Now FOR ORDINAI Also applications for June classes OPEN 5 DAYS WEEK We Accept USD A Food Stamps I am: □ 64 yeors of ago or under. Q 65 years of age or over. Make your Application by Coming to The CLOSED WEDNESDAY New rates t; □ A college student. □ Interested in forming a group. Call Morgar WINCHESTER BEAUTY COLLEGE Member KENTUCKY FOOD STORES, Inc. PHONE 743-3471 I am A Blue Cross and Blue Shield member, certificate - subscription ft 47 S. Main St., Winchester, Ky., or Call 744-2166 Reaching 19. Q Getting married. [J Interested in upgrading bent

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asked. Later he asked Todd’s West Liberty, Ky., Feb. 25, 1971 opinion of a minimum pound¬ age quota of 1,750 pounds for Hazard; also Woodrow Bar LIBERTY Delay In Burley Quota one-half acre. ber and a group from More Todd said he would be op¬ head. AMPS posed to such a step. "I think Sought Until Vote On all our farmers are going to have to be cut,” he said. another vicarious life. Todd said that increaed And it is the incidents often pkg. $1.77 yields of tobacco have under¬ apparently minor ones, in the Poundage Is Arranged mined the effectiveness of acre¬ vicarious life. eg._45c age controls. “We can’t get the And it is the incidents, often _$2.69 WASHINGTON, D C. — The Tobacco interests are urging reduction (in production) we apparently minor ones, in the House Agriculture Committees approval of the poundage plan ... lb. 49c reed” by cutting acreage allot¬ vicarious life that so often de¬ tobacco division on Tuesday ap- because they say it would be a ments, he said. termines fates. Brown raid. _79c provd a resolution authorizing more effective means of curb¬ He noted that a 10-month To illustrate, he told how further delay in proclaiming ing production, to assure mat ... lb. 10c surplus of hurley is now on hand incidents of fate brought Mc- hurley tobacco acreage allot¬ burley supplies are more near¬ and warned that acreage allot¬ . 17c ments for 1971, despite ques¬ ly in line with demand. Millian, Weaver and Robert3 ments would have to be cut by to little Centre, a college . _ doz. 39c tions raised by Kentucky’s Rep. Currently, the secretary cuts at least 30 per cent this year Tim Lee Carter. acreage allotments to attempt of only 200 students, and how if the poundage plan isn't ad¬ the great coach, Charley Moran And the full House and Sen¬ to check production, ut no al¬ opted. JOHN Y. BROWN ate Tobacco Committee was lotment of one-half acre or less was led to Centra tc build Within 30 days after allot¬ them and the other praying due to consider the matter later can be reduced. Under the John Y. Brown, noted and 4 for $1.00 ments are proclaimed, farmers Colonels into the nation’s top this week, possibly Wednesday poundage plan, all reductions colorful lawyer from Lexing¬ will vote to accept or reject grid team, that beat Harvard or Thursday. would be effective across the ton, has taken mahy an “im¬ the system of federal price when that Ivy Leaguer was 5 for $1.00 Under current law, the Secre¬ board. possible” court case, and has supports and production con¬ rated tops In the nation. tary of Agriculture is required The proposed elimination of trols. A two-thirds majority is won a goodly number of them. to proclaim the allotments by the minimum allotment feature needed to ratify the program. Now sprightly at age 70. John And vicarious incidents often 5 for $1.00 March 1—next Monday—unless has caused Carter to raise ques¬ 1 odd said after the hearing Y. has taken a new project decided games. For instance, the delay is approved to permit tions about the poundage plan Red Weaver with Centre on 4 for $1.00 that May 1 is the latest the organizing and financing a Congress time to act on a pro¬ In his district, 57 per cent of Agriculture Department vtill foundation to -do research on t'he 58 yard line on fourth AUCTION . 2 for 49c posed poundage quota system the allotments are protected wait, but said he hopes the aging. down, dropped back to punt— from any reduction. but in a flash decided not to for this year's crop. quotas will be set before then. To help finance the project _ each 10c “Wouldn’t it (the poundage punt but to dirop kick, and Lucy Wilder Farm Subdivided It was the possible effect of he is donating all proceeds plan) hurt the status of the he made it, winning a crucial 3 for $1.00 such a system on small-crop Wrigley Clinches from the sale of his book, THE small farmer a great deal?” game by three points, and farmers that raised Carter’s LEGEND OF THE PRAYING Carter asked Todd. Conf. Championship Kicking further than he ever questions. COLONELS (of Cehtre Col¬ Sat. Feb. 27 at 10:30 a.m. “That’s hard to say,” Todd knew he could, until then. . 2 for 59c Carter, representative of the lege), 140-page paper-back 5th District, suggested that the replied. The effect on the The Wildcats of Wrigley Ele¬ Thereafter, Weaver used to volume in which he has re¬ Location: In Clark County on Miller-Hunt Road plan would harm the small small farmer would depend on mentary roared to the Morgan entertain the pre-game crowds created for' history one of . 2 for 59c farmer and suggested that the whether he had income from County Junior High Basket¬ by drop-kicking across both About 5 Miles East of Winchester. The Miller - the most romatic and exciting other activities on his farm, ball Conference Championship goals from the 50-yard line. _ each 49c Agriculture Department sup¬ eras in college football—the port some protection for small Todd said. Friday evening by defeating And if was just an incident Hunt Road Turns North From Highway 15. seven years of 1917-24 when 3 for $1.00 growers from production cut¬ Favors Cuts For All /Morgan County Junior High. that led John Y. to start the little Centre College of Dan¬ In reply to another question, 64-39. The victarv gave the project to do research on ag¬ Follow Directional Arrows. 3 for $1.00 backs. ville, Kv. produced grid teams Joseph J. Todd, deputy di¬ he said it is possible that a Cats a perfect 8-0 conference ing. Waiting for a haircut in 3 for $1.00 that ranked at the top in rector of the department’s to poundage plan could contribute record. a barber shop, he picked up America, won the National The Wilder farm had been divided into five tracts fronting 3 for $1.00 bacco division, said it would be to the migration from rural to an old Pageant magazine, pass¬ Lynn Nickell’s Devils tied Football Championship and the Miller Hunt Road and there is a sixth parcel containing 3 for $1.00 difficult to assess the proposal's urban areas. the game early, but trailed. ed over some breezy stories “Don’t you feel the small placed Bo McMillan, Red 20.678 acres on the North side of the Mountain Parkway 3 for $1.00 effects on small farmers, but 31-16, at the half. And third- and fixed 'his eyes on an arti¬ said he personally support its farmer should be protected . . . quarter scoring rampage by cle headed “Old Age—a Di¬ which is reached bv a state maintained service road leading 3 for $1.00 adoption. so he can make a living? Carter the Wrigley lads ended hopes sease We Can Cure”, and read from the Miller Hunt Road. 3 for $1.00 for the Little Devils. it. This set up a chain of ideas PARCEL No. 1 contains 8.665 on which is located a good 3 for $1.00 Wriglqy was led by Rocky that has led to organising the Howard, who banged in 26 project, enlisting four doctors barn. ars for 89c points. Kevin Ratliff scored and a Texas businessman, PARCELNo. 2contains 10 421 acres upon which is located .63c 14 points on long-range shots. seemingly impossible But the residence, outbuildings 8. a barn. .79c Steve O’Connor stored 11 they're now at work. points and did a good job on And John Y. has great ex¬ PARCEL No. 3 contains 12.273 acres. .79c ANNOUNCES NEW RATES the boards- Gary Ferguson pectations from the research PARCEL No. 4 contains 10.017 acres. .39c and Ralph Ratliff scored 8 Age, through its long ex¬ PARCEL No. 5 contains 19.346 acres. _ each 43c and 5 points, respectively. perience, has wisdom—and this PARCEL No. 6 contains 20.678 and is north of the Mountain Hank Allen and Kim Lykins wisdom should be used. Brown _ 2 for 29c got 12 eadh for the Little thinks. And he cited many Parkway. Devils. oldsters wrho had helped change There are attractive home sites on all parcels. Plats are Wrigley Coach Glen Whitt the world. Like Dr. John Dal¬ available & we invite your inquiry. Here is your opportunity told reporters that a good team ton. the British physicist who to acquire a small acreage conveniently located. effort and a hustling defense propounded the atomic theory was responsible for his team's of mater back in 1803 and The 1970 tobacco base was 1.64 acres & the 1970 corn base iekdayt victory Friday. told scientists if they could was 5 acres. The 1971 base will be prorated between the Wrigley shot 80 percent at slipt (the atom they would various tracts by the ASCS office. I p.m. the foul line while Morgfn have more power than ever amps County Junior High hit onlv known before. Arid of Ein- 25 percent of

West Liberty, Ky., Feb. 25, 1971 “ . —' W ■ : BY ROSE HENRY Feb. 22 — Mr James Conley a Feb. 22 — Charlie Ward re¬ visited Arkie Pati mains about the same. Mr. and and Mrs. Thurim; Mis. Vernon Peyton and sons at Route 4 West 1 Morgan Countians can help The Kentucky Federation of of Lexington w-re visiting day afternoon. two state organizations pur¬ Woman's Club* and the Jay- with the Wards on Saturday. Tim and Andy chase an artificial kidney for cee» have continued their Visiting the Wards on Sunday been out of sc! some needy Kentucky patient. campaign, Roping to collect were Mrs. Irene Tabor and ‘onsoliti*. Purchase of the machine will enough coupons to purchase Mrs. Madge Smith of Winchest¬ Those visiting J mean more years of life to the another artificial kidney. To er. Iirtirie and Madge were James Conley thi patient selected to receive it. date they have collected visiting with Mrs. Edna Pat¬ were Mr. and But time is running out. 400,000. rick. Lewis Mr. and IM But the food firm is stopp¬ The Kentucky Federation of Mrs. Floyd Gillespie ani teral, Mr. and 1 ing its coupon program Mav Woman’s Clubs and the Ken¬ Eula are visiting Mr. and Mrs Easterling, Mr. ar 15, still some 200,000 4iort '» f •' ; * ' \ tucky Jaycees and their wives Charles Gillespie and family, ter Johnson, Mr of the 600,000 coupons needed. recently purchased one of the 10-YEAR SERVICE PIN — Billy Ratliff of Wrigley, central and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bolin Clinton Johnson The G. C Banns Circle of $3,000 artificial kidneys with office superintendent for Mountain Rural Telephone Coopera¬ and family, and Mr. and Mrs. and Glynda Cott •t: :i; - - the West Liberty Christian funds realized from a state¬ tive, recently was presented a lapel pin by Bernard Hill, co-op J. D. Rasa and daughter of Those visiting 1 v-;v . wide collection of General Church has adopted the task manager, for 10 years of service with the cooperative. Mr. Rat¬ ‘ i *,! * V*i* Middletown, Ohio, Mr. and ing and Mr. a(id . i u / . • .i of collecting the coupons in liff began working with Mountain Rural in 1960 as a construc¬ ■ Mills box top coupons. Mrs. Garfield Barker of Mon¬ las Lemaster re \ ,-.v- ■ vv: this area and urges everyone tion employee. Before assuming his present position, he work- The coupons, 600.000 of them. roe, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. El- Mr. and Mrs. c • | ’At; '• wore collected by tbou-^ands 10 cllP lIlt uenerai miua eu di rcicpnune miiduci, riuio uispaiu.Bf, anu ICMMOI VHILC I wood Dennis of Franklin, ( _Photo by Langley Franklin women in clubs throughout pons and mail them to tjrt I technician. He is a graduate of Mayo State Vocational School, son and childi- Ohio, Mr. and Mrs Lacy Cut- Above are some of th* 26 men from churches prepared by men of the Christian Church. It Betty Ann, ahd • ‘ V • . • the state. The General Mills G. C. Banks Circle, West Li- PainUviHe._ n,. -‘(haw and family of Cincinnati. throughout the county who attended a prayer was the firsl in a series of men's prayer break- Gilliam of Crock r,..- .u> ..' * .. coupons were redeemed at a berty Christian Church, West ■ Mrs. Wendell Cole, who had breakfast at the West Liberty Christian Church fasts being sponsored by the Morgan County McClure of West '■ •«, V» • •. half-cent or more each and Liberty. Ky. 41472, or to the i by Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Thorns-1 Mrs- wenemn coie, w »o naa *i- ■ > . ■ ■ ■ * surgery at the Central Bap- Saturday morning. The speaker is Dr. L. C. Ministerial Association. and Mrs. Dan L . > >i».:7 •» ■- •■• V-'.-U the funds were used to pur- state chairman for the cam- berry at the Oak Grove United surge,y at the Central Bap- I • V J OAK HILL AND Baptist Church in Rowan tist HosulthlHospital last week, i* bong. Ths eggs and sausage breakfast was _ family of Ft. , W \ ,* » k *.<• , J . chase the artificial kidney, j paign. Mrs. Grad Gorbrandt. [ L .11 1 L„ . ..otiionnd 4 o Counity where a large crowd better and has returned to An Elizabethtown woman 8407 Watterson Trail, Louis- Lewis of Cottle, Mrs. Mollie Johnson and dau [ OMER Fire Siren Call* recently was selected bjv the ville. Ky., before kite May BLAIRS MILLS attended. Sympathy is extend- he[, h ““"l ™ ,“'d lo™ SOCK HOP FOR | U,iUe Sandy J«t Sunday week gh„.„, c .een, and Mr,. WU- H.nry «... D».cr«,.__ to S — When Car Overturns, and visited briefly with Mr. burn Jennings were visiting gen over the weekend. To all who are ill, bereaved brother^ of iMrs.‘ Leach monthsto pass | Nabs 2 Rum Haulers and Mrs. Avery Abram*. I Mr. and Mrs. Ctarence Eas- Mr. Dockie MurphyMurphy, who or shut-ins a glad ‘Hello”‘‘Hello” and-and— aw.|yaw^ iMm thepa,”the P8®1 flvef.ye monthsmonths.- HEART FUND SET Mrs. Fiank Miles, who spent terling Sundav afternoon. had surgery at the Good Sa- There is never a life so darkdark-. Persons from out of state a few day recently in the St. ! Mr. and Mrs. George Elam maritan Hospital last vweek, eek, is.s eneened,d, attending the funfuneral ltd of DOYLE MOBILE State Police Trooper Ken¬ FRIDAY NIGHT Claire Medical Hospital at of Index *pent Sunday with better anld has returned to So hopeless and unblessed George Ross were Mr. and Mr . HOMES, INC. neth Burton overturned his Morehead,Morehead ia home now im- heir cai*€nts.parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- b.is home. But may be filled with the light sa °ss an ^ ami \ ■ Richmond, Ohio, Mr. and Mr*. P. 0. BOX 87 — MAYS VILLE cruiser early last Friday morn¬ proving normally. ton Collins and girls. of God And enter His promised rest GaryGarv Williams and family and ROAD — R. R. 3 ing while in pursuit of a traf By the rise of high tempera Mrs. Homer Easterling in¬ Mrs. .lames R. Perry, County There is never a sin or sorrow I Lynn tVilliams of Middletown. FLEMINGSBURG, KY. 41041 fic violator suspected of haul- formed me her fattier, Mr. PEKIN Ohio, Mr. and Mns. Everett PHONE 845-8601 ing bootleg liquor. es that a sock hop will be held which we have had for so Donald Roberts of Springfield. By Be|en Ward There is never a care or loss' Ohio. Mr. and Mm. Everett PHONE 845-8601 By Helen Ward Sowards and Arlis Ro^ of . He was unhurt, however, at the high school gym hero long is all gone. I can see j Ohio, was still in the hospital __ But that we may bring to Jesus Sowars and Arlis Ro®s of Hurrv on in to our bid 5 aci And leave at the foot of the Franklin, Ohio, Mr. andan/d Mrs.Mrs H^ry, . on .n to our b.g 5 acre and moments later, on foot, following the Morgan County- from my window the crocuses suffering from a heart attack, 22 _ During the ex- Harry Flannery and Mi. and ot- • • stopped two other vehicles Jackson basketball game Friday are in bloom. Still that in but he was out of intensive treme caid Weather there was cross. IMirs. Willi© Harris, also oi At Doyle's you can look at from which he and officers night Proceeds will be donated reality, doesn't mean we won’t care and improving normally. ven. jjttle going on anywhere confiscated a quantity of al- to the Heart Fund. have more snow). We are ju»t I’d like for tin parents of . comrnunity. Morehead Wet-Dry Ohio.. Mobile Homes until you get tir- in this community. We are glad to report that ed and then we still have more coholic beverages. A QuCen of Hearts will be I hoping spring isn’t too far off. little Rhonda McKenzie to ciemina Stamper anJ petitjon I8 Filed ' Mre^W Vllenry Ts^mprot'1- ed and ,hen w# st,M have more Mrs. W. P. Henry is improv- to see. The accident occurred at the crownod following the sock hop. j Mr. and Mrs. Lenville How-, know I did send a donation Mps Corrine Phillips and Shiel- ineing the’the nastpast few Hav*.days, Mrs. * intei-pectioti of the Vance Fork Candidates for the title are now I ard of Lytten visited for a to the fund^ In ‘ookmg over ja visitcd recently with Mr. ai-1 Pauline Helton, Mrs ' Maxine Many coaches priced below T Road and KY-1000 about 4 sr.lociling votes for one cent j while Sunday night with he” the list each week I haven t Curl Havens of Grassv MOREHEAD — A petition for llm ^ Ac, factorv .uooested retail orices. ZVantlmTewVinn^h„ Harbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Asa ! factory suggested retail prices, • 8 RECCNC am. Friday. Burton’s car went each. | motner,mother, mp.Mr*. Dorau«ra Collins,uouuia, . seen m,v name.nun*. ™However,w..„ ...in Q,.Oreek.eej. *‘^locala' option election has been 1 v“ -;Henrv and Michael, all of | ^withitu savings ...up to $1,500.00.cnnnn ft IGNITION control. ■>- >»»» ««| Riding 1„. Sunday, h.u,, lv...Mr. o.iu ^ Dvto v.y-Cle- ...c beglnmns -.th- -fund ~ I g,astL.,t MondayMonaay imenhe .uw/,5.h,. «Vn 1 ---’ 1 MMMown. OliioO.®, visitsv.i.od with ...... ?r and Lisa. did see a name Leora Collins ,,nd Mrs 01e Hemmingson and and legal technicalities make it Middletown, u . s> eu We are djrect fa£tory dea|. and overturned house solicitation, Mrs. Perry : venger and Lisa • CARBURE After stopping the other two sajd_ , and Mrs. Pdorton Col- of W*;t Liberty $5.00 which Wazniki of Olvmpia visit-1 apparent the vote will be taken “er me Ada ers for Windsor, Park Estate, • ALL FOR t tins and Stanley attended I supposed was a mistake in d Mrs clemma stamper and 1 between April 9 and April 24. Sunday, n^r ^sisi Marriott( Homette, Winchester, vehicles which came by soon “We sincerely hope that ev ea lvirs. vlemma oiuuiiw. - ^ —- --r--- H arM AlirP (Mavs 1 ' after the accident, Trooper j ry resident who was away when j church Sunday at the First spelling my name. they also visited Mrs. Stamper | unless some effort is made to Edhh Mar-' AcadcmY- Concord, P.M.C., Mon- Burton radioed otiher officer* J a heart volunteer called will 1 Church of God West Liberty - on Sunday the 21st. | halt the m«ve- Ezt51’w‘ d t itfer+v nm.te t arch- Marietta, Chickasha, Ste- Mr and Mrs. Larry Henry The petition, bearing 387 t>n ot West Liberty Route Gardntf; an{J Brist0, who arrived moments later. | mail in a ‘not-at-home envel-' and were dinner guests of Hackney Closes fhiidr..n nf Ohio visited signatures, was filed last week were visitors, Arrested on charge* of, ope.’ We want to be sure that Mr. and Mi's. Sherman Brown Business ihis weekend with relatives in with thc Rowan County clerk Rev- and Mrs- Glenn Law-1 We also have several used transporting alcoholic bever- every family in the county has of Wrigl%- lls J Murean Countv and Pertains only to the pre- *on visited Friday night with oneS( including one 1968 Truck ages through a local option j an equal opportunity to sup Mrs. Marlene Clevenger, Mr and Mrs Harlan Ward, c>ncts of Rowan County lying Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oldfield of Camper and one Camper built territory were Robert Mark- port the research, education, Lisa and Mi**. Dora Collins LONDON, Ky. With T,. and SOns visited recently within the City of Morehead. Murphy Fork. on a one ton 1966 Chevrolet land of Salyensville and Ar-1 and community service pro-1 enjoyed the piano recital Sun- £familyamjjy memembersmbers remaining to Jr anu sons v.s.ieu u, with his mothpr Helen Ward Rowan County Court, in its Mr. and Mrs. Aubrdy R°w- Truck in nice condition. nold Lee Castle of Paintsville. ! grams of the Kentucky Heart day afternoon given at the ssupervise‘UpCr‘vjse the business,business. 11Hack- with his mother Helen Ward, They were placed in jail at Association that are helping to Methodist Church ot West Li- B and company. Mr and Mrs Tommy Justrs mee,ing of March L must set a land were visiting the Glenn u. (.-usuuaiiun mu. u, -.- — nev Bros, anaand company,Company, conLon andMr -h andhvd ofMrs rr,,ndv- Tommy..- Va JJustus visit dalpdate forfpr theth(> election.election ’Lawson’*Lawson’* Saturday‘ night. House furn.ture has been m- West Liberty and later were control the nation’s No. 1 kill- berty. We were invited by my don-s o]dest business, closed its and tababy v ofl Grundy, lf andVa visit-Mrs HHov *n CountvCounty, which ha"has Mrs.Mre StewartStei McKinney has *ta"®d most of our homes released on bond. cr. disease of the heart and granddaughter, Myra Collins doors Iast week after a close- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Mrs nlaeued, e d for many years bePnbeen illjj] from{r a throat infec- TheV are also equipped with Officers theorized that the bloodvessels.” _ of Wngley who was one of the out sale Xhe firm was estab- Lucas Rudd and family Other apparent organized bootleg- tion for s the grindstone, a the Brook*)Broolqp CemeterjvCemetery andarnd were Moblle Home -netted $81.38. vxhere he spent a portion of Support the 1971 Heart Fund [ Rudd, and they spent a few number of people take advan- on their wvay:way to Florida for We take pridepr in showing you Want adsafls are the best value-thevalue . time. I was accompanied Campaign being conducted here j hours in the afternoon with tage of his position and kick a vacation.vacation ' around. for your advertising dollar! Want ads get results! to the funeral of Mr. Jennings through February. Mrs. Corrine Phillips. 1 him kerslam in the pants. -_ FLU PREVALENT CHARGE for delivery or IN THIS COUNTY block up on foundation. School officials report that We service w Westinghouse “Frost Free 16” Westinghouse WESTINGHOUSE WESTINGHOUSE HEAVY DUTY 16 flu, tnumps, and other virus Side-By-Side Refrigerator-Freezer Chest Freezer HEAVY DUTY PERMANENT PRESS WASHER ailment* have caused more Open weekdays 8:30 a.m. to than twice as many student 6 p.m. and on Sunday after¬ Permanent Press Dryer absences this week as usual, noon from 1 to 5 p.m. Doctors report that flu case* in the county have reached DOYLE MOBILE the near-epidemic stage since ufiMPS jwp last Friday. nwiviE.3, u^. -Maysville Road — Ky 11 North A few honors can sometimes FLEMINGSBURG, KY. 41041 start (a big expansion of the cranium.

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Recent visitors of Mr. and visitors of the Easterlings were [1 dell Coffee and children, all OMER iWe,t Lil»«rty- Ky-' Peb 25, i’7i PAGE SEVEN Mrs. KeAmell Lewis were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanlcty Haney, i Ol Ashland. fANNPV riTV 1 0MER FLORRESS WiltllLL LI I I BY MRS. ESTILL MANNING '■V-vW#'. and Mrs. Dan Lemaster, Jr. (Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tyree Rev. and Mrs. Arlje Nickell, BY MAGDALENE W. PHIPPS ! ..., . and family of Ft. Knox, Paris and boys and little Miss Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. Ova Pelfrey and PD A^QV PDCTIf dav evenin«- . • * * Fab. 22 — Mr. and Mrs. uIt/TuO I LIVLLJY Mr. and Mi's Delbert Geve- ’ •< • rj , ... • Lewis of Cottle. Mrs. Minnie Conley. granddaughter, and Freddy Feb. 22 — Powell Henry of James Conley and children , c .. dun called on Mr. and Mrs. Conley and daughters of West Pelfrey attended church Sat Feb. 22 — Mr. and 'Lil king River was transacting By LaNetta Scott , , visited Ankie Patrick and Mr. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ou tai iaAn Jfiankun Jackson and sons of Liberty, Gail Hart and soil, unlay night at War Creek. Phone 743-3940 „ ... and Mrs. Thurman Ferguson Mrs. Manford Williams were; Claud Stacy of West Liberty business here Wednesday, Mize Sunday night. Bi'yan. and Mr. and Mrs. Vin¬ 1 Those attending church Sun¬ at Route 4 West Liberty Sun¬ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E-still Mann- Mr. and Mr». Joe Fragik son Williams- day at War Creek were iRev. day afternoon. Route 2 Salyersville, Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Haney and Mr. ing shopiSl Tuesday after Feb. 22 — Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Grassy and Mrs. r if jYJ-'&*:»•{« Stanley Haney and Manford Mrs. Claude McGuire, Mrs. and Mrs. Arlie Nickell and ard Mrs. Je^se Whitson and noon, at Lawson and Crain Tim and Andy Conley have Mort Walter received a call Stella Buchanan of Haz“l Williams visited awhile Satur¬ | Barry McGuire, and son, Ken- 1 Ova Pelfrey. iutler. Lumber Co. in Menifee County. been out of school due to c; !y Sunday morning, in Green visited Mr. and Mrn. day with Buford Pack. nie, aril Mrs. Ruie Williams- Rev. and Mrs. Arlie Nickell ‘onsolitis. Mrs. Clara Fallen. Mrs. La- We a‘e £lad to report that forming U> m that they had a Woody Isaac and family of attended church Thursday Mr. and Mrs. William Conley Mrs. Barry McGuire and ve.ne Lindon and Leah and ! Mrs. Edith (Craft) Manning. great-granddaughter. Fu'nchbuig Monday. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. ight at Wells II. 11. and daughters of West Liberty son. Kenny, visited Saturday .Rhonda visited Thursday night. who had been a patient at Mrs. Janice Ross and dau- Jhan C.evedon ot Vest Li¬ i V '/ft” James Conley the past week Mr. and Mrs. Clinton John¬ visited awhile Sunday with night with Mrs. Donnie Gilliam at the home of Mr. and Mrs Holmes Hospital. Cincinnati ghter of Everett were the Su spent last week with were Mir. and Mrs. Bobby son and family of Crockett jt*. ,v y* j. y. Rachel and Eddie Conley. J at Elamton while Barry and Junior...... Nickellimwi at »Payton. «.»i«ii. I O.. since Dec. 30, 1970.■ was, nayday afternoonariei noon guestsguc->us ofoi Mivi r. • • Gevedon“ • “ of Gia-ssy.--■> Lewis 'Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lit- vPsited over the weekend J u.. _j ntf.,- rv,— F. Saturday night ar*d Sunday Dorliie attended Lodge at Elk- Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Pat- dismissed Sunday, Feb. 14. and UliLIand dllM[ . . Uiu,lie Russell. Mr and Mrs. Don Fyffe- of teral, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie with his parents, Rev. and visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stan¬ fork. ► icki-k vi«iteHvisited their son an/Jnn/1 returned to heyher home at Da> • Rev. and Mrs. Russello... . i. Brownu Louisa- wewerere the SundaySunda.v guests Easterling, Mr. and Mrs. Wal¬ Mrs. Walter Johnson. ley Haney were Mr. and iMrs Mr. and Mrs. Garry Prater family the Andy Patricks of fon- O. She is slowly improv- of Greear were the Saturda Mr. and Mrs. El wood C a- ter Johnson, Mr. and Mrs- Victor Conley and Dora Jerry Haney of College Cor¬ and family of Ohio have been Lenox, Thursday night. | 'nS- aft-'inoon guests of Mr. and ne>'- w Clinton Johnson and children Easterling have been sick but ner, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Earl visiting a few days with the I Mrs. Clara Fallen and Mrs.Mr3. | My nusoanahusband andana 1I wouldwouin ^Mrs.rs Mort Walter. Mrs. Waldo L#acy.Lacy. Marilyn spmM and Glynda Cottle. both are ok at Hhis writing. Kirwier, Jr. and son. Greg. Mrs. ■ Omer Coffee family. Other Lave ne Lindon and Leah and hke to send get well wishes Tho> • visiting Air. and Mrs a,ld Waline were the Sunday Those visiting Dora Easterl¬ Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Easterl¬ Gay McClure and children of ] visitors over the weekend of Rhonda visited awhile one to our mail ca rier, Mr. Dock- jo!ln Elam and Mr and g|*<-st!i of Mrs. Elsie Lacy, ing and Mi-, afid Mis. Doug¬ ing of Cottle visited awhile West Liberty. | the Coffees were Mr. and Mrs. night last week at the home ie Murphy, of Ezel. Mr. Mur- Elber, |>hip. during the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poe and las Lemaster recently were Saturday night with Mr. and of Tliea Lane Long at Gil-J' by was admitted to Goo I weekendw(1. Lark Phipps of iFon- M' and Mrs. Ralph Kidd Mrs. Essie Conley celebrated Delbert Coffee and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clinton John¬ Mrs. Bobby Lewis. : of Ezel and Geraldin0 Coffee more. Samaritan Hospital. Lexing- c;IK.innati Van Phipps of and family of Lebanon. Ohio ey Franklin her 38th birthday Feb. 17 and Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Nickell son and children, Loretta, I was glad to hear that my ton, Thursday and submitted Richmol1d and Curt Benton of and ^!rs Barker of i Church. It was surprised with two birth¬ I of Elamton. Betty Ann, add Bertha Rose spent Monday night with their brother and wife who live in to major surgery Friday. W ‘ .at,(.y Franklin, Ohio spent the week- rayer break- day cakes from some very Saturday night visitors of GiUiam of Crockett, Johnnie son and daughter-in-law. Rev. rgan County . California were not hurt dur- hope he will soon be back dr- AI,.-> 'and Mrs Archie Small- ! end with Mr. and Mrs Victor dear friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Williams and Mrs. Arlie Nickell. McClure of West Liberty, Mr. ing the eart!hqua,k2. Their beds livering mail. wood were the Sundav guests Elam and family, Billy Conlejy visited his were Mr. and (Mrs. Dan Le¬ Mrs. Barry McGuire and and Mrs. Dan Lemaster and wore shaken but no damage The writer and husband ui iVilMj . . CIIJUand 1V1Mrs * 3. Eddie' Litteral Mr. and Mrs. Lavangh.t parents Saturday night and re¬ master, Jr. and family of Ft. son, Kenny, and Mrs. Claude family of Ft. Knox Paris done to them. called on Alice Mays of Ezel and son_ off Lexington.Lexington. DavisonDavidson of Dayton spent the turned to ihis job at Ashland ! Knox, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- McGuire visited Tuesday with Lewis of Cottle, Jessie John¬ Get well wishes go to my Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Bdlv Ray Pey- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Si-today. r.ell Lewis. the Ralph FraleF family at son and Danny Williams of brother-in-law. J. Everett Bach Mrs. W. P. Henry has been ton and Basil. Mrs. Lillie Per. Arlie New and attended the Route 2 Sandy Hook. Fairborn, Ohio, Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. James Con¬ Weekend visitors of Mr. and of Jackson, Gaye Elam and very ill the past week and was ton and Delmon were in Lex funeral of his uncle, Lynn Johnson of Cow Branch, ley visited the Jim Tom Eas¬ Mrs. Ova Pelfrey and Fawna, Flora Patrick of Cannel City, removed by ambulance to Dr. ington Friday. ! Mrs. Malva Stacy spent the - One Long were Mr. annd Mrs. Freddy Mrs- Gay Cottle and daughter terling family of Cottle Thurs¬ vi'.cle1. ,-ic John Elam of Cannel. Spencers office Wednesday.| j iVirwMrs. EjUdltTIlcIEualcna Stev.oicv.au art at ' weekeind■ . with Mr. and Mr. - Street — one of Cottle. day evening. Other recent Pelfrey and Mr. and Mrs- Win- LICKING RIVER Citv and Charlie Fallen. Th0- where she was treated, and & stork shower Frida Henry Hen-on and family and BY PEARL LEWIS tiort. I rustsmas Richardson, and Grover remained for some time, and jnin nonorhono oi()f .\ir>Ml.s HetshellHetshell Mr.Mr and MiMrs. Armon Smith One long and Smith of Ohio, who suffered was removed home later in familv of Lexington Feb. 22 — Mr. and Mrs. , a heart attack last week and the df*y by ambulance. Several ' M and ^ Archi- Small Mrs. Linda Gevedon. M»- e — One Long Buck Evans celebrated their is in a hospital in Ohio very of her children from Ohio vVLK'Q' vrVI Hvuited lUia.Mrs Janeao'iv. wil- lanie- and Pam called on Mrs i. WEST LIBERTY 40th anniversary Sunday. I ill111, miuAnd alsoCU‘>U to GoebelVJU\.WVI Ratliff visited her during the week liams of WegtWest LibertyLibe..ty Fri-Fri_ Hilda Armstrong and >ourvoui — One Long Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al | of Malone, and to Grover and helped care for her. Mrs. dav reporter Wednesday evening. MOREHEAD Bradly and Margarett and Wells of Lexington, who was Henry is feeling better at this Mrs Nora Nickell dnd Teresa Congratulations to Mr and MALONEY’S rn a truck accident artd is in- writing. We hope she continues Two longs, OLIVE HILL Aifie and Miss Yvonne Evans called (in Mrs. Lillie Peyton , Mrs. AdroVi Peyton of Indio, hts — Three I¥l DISC0UN1 DEPARTMENT STORES of Louisville. Mirs Marleme St. Joseph Hospital at Lexing- to improve. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Peyton ! Calif., on «he anrival of a Ellison of West Union, Ohio, 'ton. and is very ill at this Mrs. Ada/vaa Henrynenry anaand Alice on) sonSQn SundaVSunday-. daughter, born Feb.(m. 22_Thzz- a-*--e Douglas Evans at home, and j writing.writing Mays,Ma.V9- of Ezel visited Sundav ^ Della Lykins and Mr,. | ,-hild has been named Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Click of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smith of afternoon with Mrs. Henry s lena st,ewan „f Grassy Lynn. The Paytons also have Sarasoto, Fla. They all visited Medway. Ohio spent the week- sister. Mrs. W. P. Henry, who ‘ ])ed on Mr and Mrs. Buford a son. Mike, age 4. Mr. Pey- MOBILE Mrs. Rhoda May and Tom and ! end here with her mother, has been very ill the past Lykinsj ()fof Caney Friday. | ton of Grassy iis9 a grandson1 Roy in the afternoon. . Mary Benton, and other mem- week. ByronW1 Honn... who. si-ent. th? . of Mr. and Mrs. Mort P y 5, INC. Mi^s Virginia Runion of West I hers of their family. Mrs. Ben- After three weeks of incle- week in the Central Bap- of Grassy Creek, - MAYSVILLE I Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. ton wont home with them for m°nt winter weather, we haa ti»t Hospital Lexington return- . R R 3 Matthew Wells on the week- c, few d^ys Visit. recantly I’m sure the mild. *d\”^ePSaturdav. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Mr. and (Mro. Hager Phipps spring-like weather wc had th M Nancv Pevton of Camp- | Dear Sir: tG, KY. 41041 | end. Mrs. Frances Fugate visit¬ spent Sunday in Lexington past week was welcomed by submittPd to surgery Sa<-1 I am enclosing my chock for 845-8601 ed her children in Ohio. Mr. visiting at the home of his every body. With singing of a) n K Hospital. | S6.00. I was in the hospital when > our big 5 acre end Mrs. Burton Fugate brou¬ lister Mr. and Mrs Lonas Bluebirds. Robins. Bluejays and > V1-i,ing her over th • the notice came, and I did not ght her home Friday. j Wells. different other species of birds wef,kend were Mrs. Bowen leceive the last issue of the Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Osborne it doesn't seem like spring is L and Hughie of C .mpton, paper. Sure did miss it. as we >u can look at Mrs. Homer Lykins were Her¬ sprint Sunday in Paintsvill«\ far off. We hope not. Mr. and Mrs.Mrs Rog"rR0g-r Gev-odonGevadon a-c:re uumfrom Dingus and have a_ ntil you get tir- man Francis of Magoffin at She home of their son, the Mrs. O. W. McGuire, re-; ^and Mr and Mrs FrankF,ank E-E-! lot'ot of relatives and friendsf iend, still have more ceived a telephone call, vi county, Mrs. Farmer Howard Eugene Osbornes. i- - - • Gevedon ofor Grassy.uras-”y. i| ..;down there. I would like to nsa> \ atad daughters of Salyersville. Master Vernon Gamboe spent I long distance recently f;om two joan Gcvedon of Morehead hello to my brother. Henry Gil- v.v. :>* Friday night and Saturday of her cousins Anna Ha ) of ^ w0ekond with Me. Ham and to cousin Martin and i priced below TUNE-UP SPECIAL Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Likins of West Liberty, and Mr. and with his mother in Lexington Mrs. Foris Wakey of Califoi ,)nd Mrs joseph Gevecon and : Mae Gilliam. id retail prices, • 8 RECONDITIONED SPARK PLUGS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lavon nia. informing Mrs. McGuire Sincerely. to $1,500.00. Mrs. Raney Lykins and child- • IGNITION KIT McCarty Saturday. Feb. 20. a th«fy were *-afc and were not rg ste]1 Buchanan of Mrs. W. F. Conley :t factory deal- • CARBURETOR KIT haby named Angela Both involved in the recent earth- Ha7el’GrPen ^ont from Sa‘-1 Rt. 3 Box 121 r. Park Estate, • ALL FOR . . . CAUGHT AGAIN mother and baby are doing quake. that occured in Califor- (updayin nay t()10 Thursday1 nur^aciy withwmi Mr.1 Marengo. Ohio 43334 Ite, Winchester, Nowadays Pop no sooner well at this writing. nia- Mrs Joe Frank Ferguson. _ ird, P.M.C., Mon- gets his daughter off his hands Mr. and Mrs AIndyndy Patrick i Misses Mayme and LoreneLoren? ;(a nt,ronRPatulations0n^ndationrto toF Mr.M7U aandn-i ^'|'KRJTHH {Jg Bright Chickasha, Ste- then he has to get his son- and Todd of Lenox, visited McGuire shopped at Lexing Woodv Isaac of French- SGT' AND MRS; WR GH h"me ofSithrt Un SaterSv'Tnd vinted thefr M-- Woody fsaac of French- j ^ ^S. W ^ and Bristol. in-law on his feet. Saturday at lihe home of his tdn. Saturday^and visited their ^ & dau- ' Sat and BOY'S BLUE GIRLS' ORLON KNEE parents. The Donniedie Patricks, sister. Mrs.Mrs.' Tom P.ggPigg while**ile , bopn Feb 10 at Mary ^ b'charlI. W Wright Jan?? e several used Mr* THelma Paricik hurt in Lexington. chiles hospital Mt Sterling “’S' Charles W. Wright Jan one 1968 Truck her knee and is now' at home Miss Lorene McGuire altend ghp woichpd q ,b« and has ^ ,at thehosplt.al* e Camper built e-ittinglTlinK in UIICone chair BUUand her ed the Community Sewing ^ ^ ^ Fm.n Tho Cou- ^’'h,naro' nlmed 1966 Chevrolet knee in another chair closedose bv. | Center at Ezel,Ezel. Thursday after-aft": has anothe, daughter ‘ Wught jJ. :ondition. FARM We hope she wallwill soon be able noon,noon._ 1 Margina age 2. Mrs. Isaac is Mrg Wrigh( will be remem- re has been in- to be back at her work a*at : the ta me,- Shiela Motley. hei-d as the formm BillY Jean of our homes, LOANS scnooi.school. _ _ Since thetho first Heart FundFurnrunuj Wendellwenoeu uncuunGevedon of<«■ Dayton^R at]jff...ff daMghferdaughter of Mr.Mr andand T-»_ T«U— r- TJ.Vn IVI r fl R — . , .... , A.-nl. ...J Vila equipped with Dr. John C. Rice. Mr. O. B | r-nmnaignCamrinigin ms\ws conducted na-na spent

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Mike Gevedon and Mrs. Nola wfH PAGE EIGHT West Liberty, Ky., Feb. 25, 1971 FOR RENT — Sleeping rooms Preivate entrance. Private bath. GRASSY CREEK Gevedon were the Sunday din¬ COTTLE ner guests of Mrs. Bessie Con¬ 283 Riverside Dr., Phone 743- By Orpha M. Hamilton By LaNetta Scott 3904. C 6-4-lf ley. They were joined in the m t WANT ADS FOR SALE Phone 743 3940 alternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Roy FOR SALE — AKC registered Phipps of Payton. Feb. 23 — Buford Pack was KATES German Shepherd pups, 5 • TYPEWRITERS Feb. 22 — Those visiting Mr. Miss Georgia Castle of Mid brought home from the U. K. Per Word 2c—Minimum 254' Ad • ADDING MACHINES weeks old. $50 and $60. Horse dlctown spent the weekend Aledical Center Friday, but was trailer (2 horse) in good con¬ and Mrs. Junior Nickell and roetry . 21.00 • CASH REGISTERS with her mother, Mrs. Mandy taken back yesterday for treat¬ Memorial Letters .... $1.00 • OFFICE FURNITURE dition. Call 7684625 after 5 Wayne during the week were Castle. ments. He will remain in Lex¬ Late Obituaries. 21.00 • OFFICE SUPPLIES p.m. C 2-11-tf Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Dunn of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Phipps ington for daily treatments Cards of Thanks .... 50c • NEW' AND USED Campton and Mr. and Mrs. Dar- CAR FOR SALE — 1971 reil Chaney of Buskirk. and daughter of Miamisburg, this week. Office Machine Repair This newspaper aoes not Know¬ Ohio spent the weekend with Those who visited him dur¬ Call or Write Chrysler New Yorker, all Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gevedon ingly accept Help-Wanted Ads power and air conditioning. visited their daughter, Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phipps and ing the weekend at home in¬ that indicate a preference based Call Paul Lyons, 743-3452. at Lexington Sunday. Phillip. cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Wesley on age from employers tovered HOME OFFICE C-2-4-tf Mrs. Malva Stacy and Frank Congratulations to Mr. and Bolin and Teddy, Junior Ward, by the Age Discrimination in Peyton spent from Monday to Mrs. Ken Helton of Payton on Mr. and Airs. Ova Maxey, Air. .Mullins and Holbrook Uphols- in Employment Act. Alore in¬ Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. the arrival of a daughter, born and Mrs. Hager Hamilton, An¬ formation may be obtained from 1 tery Shop at Sandy Hook, Ky. SUPPLY CO. Byron Honn of West Liberty. Feb. 20th at Spencers Clinic thony Beculhimer, Mr. and Airs. the Wage-Hour Office at 118 Specializing in car seats, boat C. C. Lindon or Bert Bibee Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Profitt She weighed 7>/2 lbs., and has Ova Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Man- Puller Building, 120 West Sec¬ seats, and furniture. We give Phone 436-5711 were Ihe Sunday dinner guest# been named Aldoray. The Hel- ford Williams, Air. and Mrs. ond Street, Lexington, Kentuc¬ free estimates. Free pickup and ! ton’s have two other children, Arlie Nickell, Mr. and Mrs. Or HAZARD, KENTUCKY of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Nickell ky 40507, telephone 252-2312. I free delivery. Phone 738-6157. i Melrosa, age 3 and Marty, age bin Pack, Air. and Mrs. Armel C-2-4-4tpd. and Wayne of Payton. The All-American Red Heads all girl basketball team is schedul¬ Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell FOR SALE — 5 room house Mary Ruth Byrd of Grassy 1 6. ed to appear in West Liberty Tuesday, March 2, when they Mr. and Mrs. Thornton ReeJ and large building lot. The is spending a few days with Hamilton, Mrs. Florence Elam, will play the Highland Masonic Lodge All-Stars at the Morgan FOR RENT — small apart¬ CHESTER LUMPKINS of Trenton, Ohio spent the Alka Williams, Air. and Mrs. County High gym. Billed as the nation's prettiest basketball M. C. Bradley property lo¬ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Byrd of ment- phone 743-3904. UPHOLSTERY SHOP weekend with Mrs. Stella Mc¬ Bill Lewis, and of course a lot club, the Red Heads play men's teams exclusively and by men s cated on North Main St. in Stacy Fork, while Mrs. Byrd is C-11-12-TF rules. Admission will be $1.50 for students and adults and $1.00 recouperating from surgery. We Kinney. more people called at the house West Liberty. At Greear on US Hwy. 460. Free for children under 12. Proceeds will be used by Highland Lodge wish her a speedy recovery. Air. and Mrs. Waldo Lacy whose names I didn’t get. . If interested contact Wen¬ pickup and delivery in Morgan, to help pay off the note on the Lodge Hall. Game time will be FOR RENT — Apartment. were the Sunday afternoon All neighbors are trying to dell Bradley R. R. No. 3 West Wolfe and Elliott Counties. Mrs. Thelma Young of Cin¬ at 8 p.m. A game between the Junior High Alj-Stars from Mor- Call 743-4229. guests of Mr. and Airs. Estill Liberty, Ky. or call 743-3220 Quick service. Material now at cinnati is visiting Mr. and Mrs. help out all they can. The Deu- gan and Powell Counties will precede the main attraction. The C-ll-19-tf Fannin of Sandy Hook. zil Hills were glad to lend a after 4 p.m. discount prices. Owned b> John Elam and Mr. and Mrs. Red Heads are coached by Jack Moore and Mrs. Betty Moore. Manuel Phipps was the Sat¬ C-4-23-tf Chester and Mary Lumpkins. Elbert Phipps and family. hospital bed and Sewell Hamil¬ SEMI DRIVERS urday night guest of Ralph Phone for free estimates, 743- Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. ton went and got it for them. Haney of Cannel City. . Furniture upholstering quick (Experience not necessary) 3831. Also will do electrical Mort Walter during the week Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nickell DRILLERS. . . Doyal Wilson was the Friday- aervice, free estimates, pick up Can eairn $4.50 per hour and work, house wiring, entrance were Tensley Walter of Ohio, were glad to have all their (Continued From Page One) night guest of Mr. and Mrs. BREWER’S, INC. 2nd delivery. Waltons Uphol¬ up after short training for change and electric heat. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Brown children home for the weekend western Lawrence, and ha1# i Gerald Wilson of Hazel Green. stery Shop. Phone 743-3633. local and over-th?-road haul¬ C 9-17-if of Greear and Mr. and Mrs. The three that live in Day- some good gas production. Those spending the weekend C-12-11-TF ing. For application write. Charles Walter and Randy of ton, Tut, Linda, and Betty, de¬ Strickland said hia company yCHEVROLET Nation Wide Semi Division. 171 I OR SALE — 2 female Collie Grassy. with Mrs. Ora Lee Nickell were cided to leave there after work will comlmence laying a pipe¬ MARTIN GUITARS and New Circle Rd., N. B., Lex¬ pups $15.00 each. 1962 Dodge Happy Birthday wishes to my Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller of Friday night and all came in line in about two weeks to mandolins. Hohner harmoni¬ ington, Ky. 40505 or call 606- station wagon, fair condition, aunt, Mrs. Edna Hollowell of Cincinnati and Miss Linda Nic¬ together about 4:00 o’clock Sat¬ cof.nect its gas production cas. Gibson strings. Also picks, 299-6912. good tires. Call 522-4368 after! Tyner, North Carolina, who kell of Richmond. urday morning and had a good from the Lawrence wells with Campton, Kentucky 5:30 p.m. C 2-25-tf i _. «4Ikj]A«v nn TTnK Miss Cindy Smith and Mrs. straps, and other accessories, C-2-18-2t celebrated her birthday on Feb. weekend with their family. Inland’s pipeline in that area. Ethel Phipps is spending some Used Truck Bargains Maxey 5 and 10 and Jewelry i 9th and also to my cousin, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Henry has not been GENERAL STORE FOR SALE time in Dayton, Ohio with Mr. Store, West Liberty, Ky. NOTICE | Joy Henson of Lexington whose too well recently but reports INLAND MAKING DEEP 69 Ford F100 Pickup Long at Maytown, Morgan County. and Mrs. Grover Smith and v C-3-26-tf | birthday was Feb. 7th. she is doing very well now. Her TEST IN CARTER Wide Bed __---- ' ucuuiiHelton's o Grocery.UIUVV4J. Will••-- sell stock | family. Grover suffered a heart Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Phipps, guests Sunday were Mrs. Halie Meanwhile, it was learned 68 Chevrolet Vs Ton Short Sewing Machine and Appli- as a whole or will sell stock To Whom It May Concern: , . attack last week and is in poor Brooks and children. Rev. and Stepside ance Regain Phone 743-3325. and building. _ Casey Helton, j wi„ not be responsible for! IT this week that the Delta Drill¬ ton Saturday, and theirZlf Zlson, condition. C-2-4-tf Maytown, Ky. Phone 725-5456. j any debts contracted by per- Mrs. and Mrs. Arlie Nickell, ing Company from Pennsyl¬ 68 Chevrolet Short Narrow Van returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Law- -- C 12-10-ti sons other than myself. and Mr. and Mrs. Dorsie Frank¬ vania has moved a giant ro¬ Bed Pukup J Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smallwood son and family of Ohio spent —Byron Callahan lin. tary rig to Carter county and 69 Chevrolet :ji HD Fleetside r99-9f j ; anaand sons ofoi Fairbornrairuorn were theme the weekend with Air. and Mrs. NOTICE UPHOLESTERING — A'l Mrs. Denzil Hill and daugh¬ already is at work sinking a Pickup ** | Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gevedon. , .U kinds, Antiques our specialty. ters were Sunday dinner guests deep-test for Inland on acreage 67 Chevrolet Vi Short Wide Contact us for the fi - 1 - | A]j Work guaranteed. Sample, OPENING — Tri-State! Archie Smallwood. Mrs. Nancy Peyton of Camp¬ of her parents, the Sewell Ham- a few miles north of Willard. Bed Pickup fty memorials We can 1 pick-up and delivery. WRIC- , Beauty Academy, 141 Main Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farrell, ton fell and broke her hip Fri¬ iltons. Mrs. Ina Easterling was They plan to go to tihe base¬ 67 GMC Vi Long Wide Bed 511 colors, quick service. Wf 'LEY UPHOLESTERY, 743- day and was rushed to the UK. C3n Street, Morehead. Enroll now. Tommy, Vickie and girlfriend. an afternoon guest. Pickup erect or deliver any standard, ^ Vmson Lumpkins. Hospital at Lexington. Mrs. Pey¬ ment, estimated at 13,000 feet For further information, call Sandy, of Dayton spent file Mrs. Reva Napier and Pat¬ 67 Chevrolet Short Wide Bed Size monument wuthin five days, j ’ C-1-7-TF ton is the grandmother of Mrs. in that area. But the well will 784-9335 or 784 9844, More-1 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ricia and Mrs. Gay McClure Pickup Visit our display before you buy._.— Marcus Gevedon of Grassy. 'be another "tight hole”, and head. I thur Ross. and children visited Sunday af¬ results of production may 66 Chevrolet 2-Ton HD Flat C-2-25-3t ■ Airs. Lillie Stacy and Mike Air. and Mrs. Elbert Phipps, CLEVENGER MONUMENT CO. P-100 TRUCK SPECIALS ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. 2-Speed -of Stacy Fork and Johnny Ble- Lynn and Mark spent the week¬ never be known. New 1971 F-100 Pickups Bobby Lewis and family. 66 Willys 4WD Jeep with Top Phone 743-3639 Malone, Ky. FOR SALE — House and vins of Grassy spent the week- end with their children at Lex¬ Now at Big Savings Mrs. Eddyth Croucher and 61 GMC 2-Ton HD with Dump C-2-18-6tpd. lot on Lacy Creek near Flor-1 cncj with Mr. and Mrs. Walter ington. PHONE CO-OP INSTALLS — At — Tammy arrived here early Mon¬ Fiat ress post office call 743-3602 Wells and family of Spring- jMrs. Lorene Stacy of Dayton 6,000TH PHONE IN AREA McGUIRE FORD, INC. day morning. Eddyth took her 59 Chevrolet 1 l/i Ton with Buy, Seu. Train—Want Ads! after 6 p.m. Stewart Johnson, field. was the Saturday night and Mountain Rural Telephone Phone 743-3131 father, Buford Pack, to Lexing¬ Cattle Racks C-2-25-3t pd Bob Spurlock of Campton and Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs Cooperative, headquartered at West Liberty, Ky. ton. They were accompanied by 58 Ford 2-Ton HD Cab & — [ Paul Stamper of Grassy spent Mort Peyton. West Liberty, recently installed HOUSE AND LOT C 1-7 tf SEMI-DRIVERS Mrs. Pack, who remained with Chassis I last weekend in Florida Betty Miller of Cincinnati and its 6,000th telephone in the NEEDED NOW her husband. Tammy visited 53 Chevrolet 2-Ton with Dump FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. Wilgus “Dude’ Peggy Plyman of Lexington are four-county area it serves No Experience Necessary. with Airs. Bill Lewis for the The 6.000th phone was instat¬ Bed Church Supplies Vest, Mrs. Sandra Reed and flying to Nassau on vacation. 3 bedroom brick, dining room, Major trucking companies need day. Eddyth and Tammy re ed in the home of Mr. and baby of West Liberty and Mr Betty and Peggy are the daugh¬ Plenty of New 1971 Chevrolet living room with fireplace, Bibles, gifts for S. S. awards, trained certified semi-drivers, turned to their home in Leb¬ Mrs. Jerry Smith of French- and Mrs. Arnold Watkins and ters of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Trucks all sizes in stock for complete country kitchen, ce¬ religious greeting cards, reli¬ local and over the road. Earn¬ anon, Ohio this morning (Tues¬ burg. Mountain Rural serves j family of Pomp were the Sun¬ Phipps. immediate delivery! SHOP AT ramic bath, full size basemeit gious records (we specialize ings are over $5.00 per hour. Mr. and Airs. Mort Walter day.) Morgan, Elliott, Wolfe, and i day guests of Air. and Mrs. Bis¬ BREWER'S CHEVROLET AND with 4 rooms, recreation room in children’s records), religi¬ Fringe Benefits. Short easy and Charles Walter visited Mr. Mrs. Kiser Elam and Robin Menifee Counties. hop Vest, of Grassy. SAVE $$$$! with fireplace, bathroom, and training program. Ages 18 to ous books and vacation Bible ■ ■. i Clark rnippsPhipps ofoi Dayton andana and Airs. Elwood Chaney Sun¬ of Ashland visited with her 2 acres land. See or call CARL j sc^00j supplies. If we don't 45. Applications now being | ^jr an(j jy|rs Elza phipps and day afternoon. mother, Airs. Florence Elam, "ALWAYS— WEDDINGTON — 743-4162 a. | haye what ou % EXPERIENCE | have what you want in church l accepted. Call area code 304- daughter of Miamisburg, Ohio Air. and Mrs. John W. Elam Friday. BETTER BUYS AT BREWER'S" One thorn of experience i= ter 5 p.m. _ 743-3336 Days. supplies, we will order it from 522-7181, or write express, Inc. I ♦ n Qnndou uiith has moved into the home of Get well wishes to Lizzie , spent Thursday to Sunday with worth a whole wilder neS6 of Campton, Kentucky West Liberty, Ky. one of the mamy companies Safety Department, 119 Twen-, jjr and jijrs p0y phipps and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Phipps. Brooks, who was brought home C-2-18-6T warning. with whom we are connected. tieth Street, Huntington, West j pPhillip.hillip. from a Lexington hospital Sat¬ Allen’s Book Shop Virginia. Air. and Mrs. Waldo Lacy.. LIBERTY ROAD urday and is now improving. Subscribe tor your Home Paper! Index, Ky., In Parsonage C-2-25-2t Marilyn and Waline and Mrs. By Ida Evans C-2-ll-8t pd NOTE OF APPRECIATION ~ THREE REAL ESTATE Elsi<‘ shopped in Lexing I would like to take this op¬ brokers and two auctioneers ,0" ,ast w£ek- Feb. 25 — Lawrence Lowe portunity to thank all my all one firm. 28 years expert-1 ^ a, Mrs. Joseph Gevedon of Winchester was up the ot¬ friends, neighbors and relatives ence, well equipped to get you . , _ her night to see his father, Mr. I BREWER’S, INC. ’ -- i Joe Gevedon, Charles Ferguson who were so kind and thought¬ the high dollar. No sale too and Mrs. A. T. Lowe. NOTICE and Alickey of Grassy, Joan ful during my recent stay in large or t°o small. Call us Rollie King is sick with MORGAN Gevedon of Alorehead, Mrs.! the Central Baptist Hospital collect and we will be glad pneumonia. Stella Buchanan of Hazel Green Thanks so much for the cards. OF SPECIAL SPRING to come and talk to you about Linda Oldfield of Mt. Sterl¬ CHEVROLET and Air. and Mrs. Charles Fer¬ Howers, telephone calls, the a sale. W. H. Fi'itts and Sons, ing was a recent guest of her guson, Jr., and family of West many prayers spoken in my be Mt. Sterling, Ky. 40353. Office half-sister, Jean King. LOAN CO. Liberty were the Sunday din¬ half and for the food brought Phone 498-5860, Home 498-1292 Belvia Evans, who has been ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe to my home. Thanks for every CATTLE SALE and 498-1979. staying with Airs. Stella Fann¬ Campton, Kentucky Frank Ferguson. The dinner was thing. Loans From $25.00 C-2-26-4t in at West Liberty for two or in honor of Mr. Fergusons 70tn Mrs. Lizzie Brooks three weeks, has returned Used Car Bargains birthday. — ☆ — to $800.00. Farm For Sale or Trade home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gevedon 32-acre Morgan County, Ky. Airs. Ann Vance of White Oak 70 Camaro Rally Sport Coupe Up To 24 Months farm, house, grass, pond, out¬ and daughters of Erxnn, Ohio The East Central Kentucky Feeder Calf Association will is visiting her grandson and (Hlfe (ftimmr hold its second annual Spring Calf Sale at the Winchester '0 Chevrolet Impala Coupe buildings, blacktoD road, chur¬ spent the weekend with Air. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stockyards Monday, March 29. The cattle will be received 0 Chevy II Nova Spt. Cpe. To Repay. ch, mail, school bus. Low down Mrs. Delbert Gevedon. 5 Lewis. Published on Thursdays by from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. on the day of sale. The sale will 70 Chevelle SS396 Coupe, Red Miss Kim Ferguson of West payment. Wouia consider good Mts. Frankie Elam and son COURIER PUBLISHING CO. begin at 7 p.m. 70 Chevelle SS396 Cpe. Maroon Liberty spent from Friday to JOE W. HANEY mobile home or travel trailer and his wife of Index visited 69 Chevrolet Impala Spt. Cpe. j on down payment. P. O. Box Thursday with Air. and Mrs. West Liberty, Ky. 41472 Air. and Mrs. Eulys Evans Alon- The calves must be of good beef breeding and raised on 69 Caprice Coupe, Air Cond. Joe Frank Ferguson of Grassy. 178, Lebanon, Ohio. day evening. Office on Main Street the farm and must be in good, healthy condition to be 69 Volkswagen Club Sedan OWNER « MGR. C-2-25-4t Airs. Lillie Peyton of Grassy Air. and Mrs. Jim Evans were graded. All beef breeds, including Charolais and Charolais 69 Camaro SS396 Convertible was the Friday night guest of visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Entered as second class matter cross, are eligible. Calves must weigh between 300 and 700 Located in the Rose Bldg. GOOD DEFINITION her son. Delmon Peyton of West 69 Mustang Mach I Fastback Evans and family of Greasy on April 7, 1910, at the post office pounds. 636 Main St., West Liberty Adult Education: The edu- Liberty. Coupe Sunday. at West Liberty, Kentucky, un 69 Chevelle Del. 300 Club Cpe. catin parents receive from Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Geve¬ Air. and Mrs. Alvan Evans Calves from Eastern Kentucky are eligible. their children. don and Kim, Air. and Mrs.) der Act of Congress. 69 Camaro SS396 Sport Coupe and two daughters of Lexing¬ 69 Camaro 427 V8 Cpe. 4-Spd. SUBSCRIPTION BY MAIL ton were recent visitors of his Our sales in past years have been the highest in the 69 Mustang Fastback Coupe mother, Belvia Evans and brou¬ state. If you wish to consign cattle to this sale, please mail 68 Plymouth Roadrunner Coupe In Morgan County ... $4 yr. ght her a birthday dinner. The a postcard to Marcus Wiseman, Winchester Route 2, or j BUY YOUR SEEDS Outside Kentucky .... $6 yr 68 Chevrolet Custom Coupe Evans could not be here for call Mr. Whisman collect at 744-3040 in Winchester. Mr. 68 Fairlane Torino Fastback her birthday which is Feb. 25. In Kentucky . $5 yr. Wiseman is sale manager. 68 Chevelle SS396 Convertible 5 —From— She will be 83. (Half Rates for 6 Months) 68 Camaro Z28 Coupe 4-Speed A. T. Frederick Air. and Mrs. Darrell Click 68 Chevy II Nova Club Coupe ■i HOMER ELAM of Florida were supper guests 67 Corvette Fastback 427 Cpe. recently of Mr. and Mrs. Jim 67 Caprice 4-Door Hardtop Located on South Main St. Evans. They also called on Mr. 67 Chevrolet 6-Pass. Sta. Wgn. and Mrs. Buck Evans. West Liberty, Ky. 67 Plymouth Sport Fury Coupe Jim Evans picked a mess of 67 Ford LTD 4-Door Hardtop Meat Co. greens the other day. 67 Fairlane GTA Sport Coupe 42 YEARS IN THE 47 Chevy II Nova 4-Door Sedan ADELE, KENTUCKY SEED BUSINESS MIMA 67 Rambler Rebel 4 Dr. Sedan By Dixie Cantrell 67 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. Sedan BARGAINS Feb. 15—Charles Williams of He Who Sows Best 67 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-Door | Otway, Ohio was visiting over 66 Chevelle 4 Dr. Malibu Sedan - ☆ - Reaps Most the weekend with friends and 66 Ford Club Sedan, V8, Auto. relatives here and in West Lib¬ 66 Ford Galaxie 500 Spt. Cpe. erty. 66 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. Sedan ☆ Air. and Mrs. Johnny Row¬ For The Entire Family 66 Fairlane 500 Sport Coupe land of Illinois have been visit¬ 65 Ford Galaxie 500 4-dr. Sedan OPEN MON., MAR. 1 i Certified Clair ing the past week with Johnny's Timothy . 25c lb. 65 Chevrolet Impala Spt. Coupe parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rheudol- Kenland Red Clover 50c lb. 65 Ford Galaxie 500 Spt. Cpe. ph Rowland, and David, here. Old Timothy . 20c lb. 65 Mustang Hardtop Coupe, TO SLAUGHTER, CUT AND WRAP Korean . 17'-,e lb. They also visited Mrs. Row¬ NEW SHIPMENT MERCHANDISE 4-Speed Kobe .27c lb. land’s parents, Mr. and Airs. 65 Volkswagen Club Sedan Orchard Grass ..34c lb. Jim Finch of Grassy Creek. HAS JUST ARRIVED MS Pontiac LeMans Spt. Coupe OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Rev. John Pelfrcy and son of 65 Buick Grand Sport Coupe OATS AT SPECIAL PRICE Martha were visiting briefly at 65 Pontiac Catalina 2x2 Coupe the home of Mr. and Mrs. John UNLOAD 6 DAYS A WEEK A. Cantrell Sunday afternoon. i 100 Ft. Rope.$1.00 Many more u-ed cars In stock Rev. R. C. Holbrook, who has 500 Aspirins . $1.00 AT Located On Route 134 been sick for some time, Is not ’to choose from! All Make*—All Tobacco Gas . can 55c leeling well today. Tarps, 9x100 .... each $2.90 Models! Stop In and Look Them 1 Miles From Adele On Leon Williams and David 1/2 Rowland were visiting at the ,Ov*r. Johnson Fork WE HANDLE home of John A. Cantrell Sun day evening. DEWINE SEEDS "ALWAYS— Dollar General Store PHONE: BETTER BUYS AT BREWER S" Give Me A Try An Object in possession seldom retains the some charms ! OPEN ANY TIME MAIN STREET WEST LIBERTY Campton, Kentucky 662-6471 DAY 743-4122 NIGHT which It had when It was | * longed for.