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8-Hinton News Tues. Feb. 7, 1984
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Lopl Smith Pba llomim Clinic
Following the hiring of a new nesday of each month at the n~atters except those which are
a|torney, the WV Legal Hinton Senior Center between deemed " free generating."
Services Plan office in LeT- the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 Persons wishing to make an
burg will once again be maki~'~ p.m. application to see Mr. Miller
in-county legal sedKices avail-
t
able to Summers ~mt~.~ res-
idents. Newly hired sta~, come eligible persons of all Miller will also be able to see
orney, Bob Miller, will be
holding monthly Legal Services
Plan Clinics on the last Wed-
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~arrie) Wheeler of Buruswick,
Ohio; 37 grandchildren and 33
great - grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday
February 4 at 2 p.m. in the
Broyles - Funeral Home chap-
el in Peterstown with the Rev.
Howard Spencer officiating.
:Burial followed in the Bennett
Family Cemetery at Ballard.
" Grandsons served as pall-
bearers.
The Legal Services plan off- are asked to call his LeWis-
ers free legal services to in- • burg office at 645 - 3131. Mr.
ages, providing information ~lients on a walk in basis if his
and representation in all civil schedule permits.
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MADDY
Hubert Charles Maddy, 82,
died Sunday February 5 in a
Summers County hospital after
a long illness.
Born May 28, 1901, in Sum-
mers County, he was a son of
the late John Edgar and Molly
Marie Sims Maddy.
Mr. Maddy was retired from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road after 49-years of service
and a member of the First
Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Nellie T. Maddy; a son, H.C.
Maddy Jr. of Hinton; two dau-
ghters, Mrs. C.W. Rodes of
Hinton and Iris Ann Zannucci of
Kingsport, Tn.; a brother,
Leonard Maddy of Nimitz; a
half brother, Bill Maddy of
Christiansburg, Va.; a half sis-
ter, Beulah Wyant of Hinton; 11
grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren.
Services will be held Tues-
day at 1 p.m. at the E.M.
Meadows Funeral Home in HEn-
ton with the Rev. Lancy Yost
officiating. Burial will be in the
Greenbrier Burial Park.
Grandsons will serve as pall-
bearers.
PETERSON
Mrs. Veia Peterson former
resident and widow of Oscar (
Pete) Peterson died Saturday
evening at the St. Vincent
Hospital in Eric, Pennsylvania.
Surviving are daughters:
Mrs. John (Lorna) Richmond
of Hinton, Mrs• Evelyn Parker,
Alliance, Ohio, Mrs. John (
Shirley) Sower of Saegertown,
Pinna; sons, Mr. Edward Pet-
erson, Oxnard, Calif., Mr. War-
ren Peterson, Highland
Heights, Ky. Also 10 grand-
ehildrev and 8 great grand-
children.
Services and burial will be
Wednesday afternoon in
Albance, Ohio.
TWOHIG
Daniel E. Twohig, 78, died
Monday, January 30 in a Sum-
mers County hospital after a
long illness•
Bern May 6, 1905, in Cabin
Creek, he was a son of the late
Michael and Julia Griffin
Twchig.
Mr. Twohig was a retired
school bus driver, coal miner
and farmer. He was a member
of Sacred Heart Catholic Ch-
urch in Springdale.
Survivors include his wife,
Glayda Hicks Twohig; two
sons, Joe Twohig of Leon and
Dennis Twchig of Howell,
Mich.; two daughters, Rose
Marie Brown of Brunswick,
Ohio, and Ann Hanshew of
Minniehaha Springs; I0 grand-
children and three great
grandchildren.
Mass of Christiar~ Burial was
held Thursday February 2 at il
a.m. in the Sacred Heart Cath-
olic Church in Rainelle with
Father Walter P. Smozylo and
the Rev. Homer Elkins offic-
iating. Burial followed in the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cemetery at Springdale.
The body was at the
Smathers Funeral Home
chapel in Rainelle where a
rosary was recited at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday February I.
NOTICE
February 7, 19°o4, it was ann-
ounced that those senior citi-
zeus who have an expiration
date on their Golden Mount-
ain Card do not have to apply
for a new card•
This card is still good and will
be honored by the Golden
Mountaineer merchants.
If you have any questions
please call 1 - 800 - 642 - 3671.
ALLEN
Mra• Maude G. Allea, 87, died
Friday February 3 in a Beckley
hospital after a long illness.
Born Sept. 3, 1896, in Red
Sulphur Springs, she was a
daughter of the late Lewis and
Janie Earls Gwinn.
Mrs. Allen was a member of
the Wayside United Methodist
Church.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Ashby H. Allen,
March 11, 1969 and a son,
Ernest Lee, June 30, 1963.
Survivors includeeight
daughters, Frances Vass,
Helen Houchins and Louise
Allen, all of Wayside, Sadie
Peck of Narrows, Va., Hilda
Arndt of Beckley, Rachel BI-
alock of Bluefield and Jean
Rigsby and Betty Woodland,
both of Mansfield, Ohio; two
sons, Jesse (Buster) Allen of
Newport News, Va., and James
Allen of Wayside; 23 grand-
children; 24 great - grandchild-.
re, and a great - great -
grandchild•
Services were held Monday,
February 6th at 11 a.m. in the
Wayside United Methodist Ch-
urch with the Revs. Jack Fen-
ner and Hubert Groves offic-
iating. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
The body was at the Broy-
les - McGuire Funeral Home in
Union and at the church one
hour prior 'to services•
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Manchin Said
Secretary of State A. James
Manchin said the proposed sett-
lement of the 94 million dollar
C&P Telephone rate request for
"only" 42 million dollars is
daylight robbery and is nothing
more than a quick fix des-
igned to pull the wool over the
eyes of the general public and
the state Public Service
Commission•
Mauchin said he is forming a
100-member "Red Alert Comm-
ittoe" to act as a watch dog d5
utility rate increases such as
this one• Manchin said the PSC
Consumer adovcate, Billy Jack
Gregg, was acting like Agent
99, Maxwell Smart, and must
have been dazzled into delir-
ium when he called the pro-
posed settlement " a good
deal".
Manchin said it was a good
deal only for the telephone
company which expects the
people of West Virginia to hand
it 42 million dollars on a silver
platter.
Manchin said he could vis-
ualize a smoke filled room in
which Maxwell Smart
discovers a plan to ask for a 94
million dollar increase, scare
the people to death, and then
announce ( through a telephone
hidden in his shoe) a settle-
ment to cut it to 42 million
dollars and become the hero of
the hour. Manchin said Gregg
must have forgotten his role as
consumer advocate when he
called the proposed 18 per cent
increase " good news".
Manchin said the people of
West Virgintq are pressed to
the wall with utility rates and
can hardly carry the burden of
excessive telephone rates now
- let alone with an 18 per Cent
hike.
Area Brief
TRAINING SESSION
Training for Special
Olympics volunteers will take
place Saturday, February llth
at I0:00 a.m.
The training will be in the
Hinton Area Elementary
,School. A film and slides will be
shown. Any questions call 466 -
5294 or 466 - 4980.
Thursday through Saturday:
Fair weather each day, with a
warming trend• Highs mid 30s
to low 40s Thursday. 40s Fri-
day. mid 40s to low 50s Sat-
urday. Lows in teens to low
Thursday and Friday, 20s to
on Saturday•
Manchin said if the consumer
advocate advocates a 42 million
dollar increase in phone rates
for the people of West Vir"
ginia, and calls this " good
'84 FORD THUNDERBIRD
SOPHISTICATED DESIGN IN APPEARANCE
AND PERFORMANCE. A DRIVER'S CAR
Notable Standard Features
ENGINEERING EXTERIOR INTERIOR
• ~ 8L EF} V6 engine • Ouad re¢ tangula~ • ~ndIVI~U,1H~ rec~mbng
. Seiect~hlft automatic halogen nea~ lamp~ ~eat Dacks
transmission W*th - Left hand remote - Resettable trip
lOCking torque cc, rl~roi~ed rear view odometer
converter mirror • Deep-well trunk
• Automatic 0verdnw - ~;u~e v~neel covem NOTABLE OPTIONS
transmlss~on ~FiLA~
• Power rack ano p~mon • 5 0L EFiV 8 engine
steen~0 • ~nter~or LUXUry Group
• E~ectromc instrument
t~IC ~ DAY SAVfNG$
'84 FORD ESCORT
WORLD'S BEST-SELLING CAR.
WORLD LEADER AT AGE 3.
Just three years ago we mtroduce~
Ford EScort as the car eng,neered
tO take on the wand And has ~t
ever, Our ~tt~e engmeenng mar ve~
far outsold every ~moor t calhne ~
America ~ts first year An~ now
Fora Escort ~s the world S Pest
sel/~ng car ~Pased on world w~de
sales and export data for 1982
Making it a wor~dleader at
Request Daylight
news", then someone should sumer groups, will report to and to delay any proposed c&P
advocate him into another line him on exorbitant increases in increase until public hearings
of work. Manchin said the " utility rates all across the state, are held and com~uks/oa ace-
Red Alert Committee" made Manchin asked the ftflt Public ountants aad a.t~ltml !~1~"~
up of average :itizens and con- Service Commission to deny over the CAP hoal~. " ~11~
the v,'rv tender age of three
And now the worlds Pest selhng car
gets even Petter
t~e new Escort O~esetactually ;s
rated to nave Dette[ fue~ economy
t~lar~ a Honda 750 motorcycle
aho because tins d~ese~ ~s an Escort
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great economy
BIG 6 DAY BUYS
MILEAGE i461 ............. 6S~ ............. ~.,~
'84 FORD TEMPO
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IN A
CONTEMPORARY MID-SIZE CAR.
ENGINEERING
• Front wheel drive
• 2300 H$C Fuel Saver
eng*ne
• 4-Speed manual
transaxle
• Power front d*sc rear
drum brakes
see your Local Ford Dealer
Notable Standard Features
during his
EXTERIOR
• single rectangular
halogen headlamps
• Left hand rearview
mirror
• Dual accent bodyside
paint stripes
INTERIOR
• Reclining seat backs
• Mini console
• Deluxe Carpeting
NOTABLE OPTIONS
• 5-speed manual
transaxle
• Electronic AM/FM
stereo search ra~o wire
cassette tape player
• Air eondltionlr~.
BIG 6 DAY DEALS
BUILT FORD TOUGH
NOtable Standard Features
ENGINEERING
• 2 0 liter OHC 4,e¥1 engine {4X2)
, Maintenance Eree Dattery
• Twin I-Beam Suspensloh 14x4)
* Double walt COnStruction
EXTERIOR
• Left arid rlgtlt Oand mirrors
• Argent styled steel wDeels
• Underframe spare tire Earner
BIG 6 DAY TRUCK SAVINGS
INTERIOR
• 3"passenger vinyl bench seat
wltl~ fOldlnlg, coverea seat back
• Cotor-keyedcloth headliner and
sun visor~
• Color.keyed lnstnJment panel
with Drusbed Dewter totle
cluster aDPlidue
• Stalk-mounted controls
NOTABLE OPTIONS
• 2 2 titer (liesel engine
• 5.speecl manual transmission
• Sliding rear window
• Pivoting vent win(lows
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