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8--Hinton News,
Birthday
Thurs. Feb. 15)1979
Letters to the Editor:
"Would be
Thrilled to Death"
XCt ,,<': €
Melissa Ruth Gilbert will
observe her 3rd birthday . anniv-
ersity on February 22. She is the
daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Tim-
othy R. Gilbert of Annapolis,
Md. and the granddaughter of
mrs. Ruth Nevin of Glen Bur-
nie, Md. and the late Mr. Nevin
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gilbert of Hinton.
Birthday
Ted Mansfield, of Nimitz,
celebrated his birthday Febru-
ary 12.
Feb. 13, 1979
Editor
Hinton News
Hinton, W. Va. 25951
Dear Sir;
It's a known fact that the
leader of tht Council On Aging
is opposed to getting the
Y.M.C.A. Building for the Sen-
iors Citizens and Nutrition Pro-
gram.
Why? No one can figure that
out. Who's side is he on? Who
makes the little officer job he
holds possible?
The majority of the Senior
Citizens wants the building.
Should the minority be allowed
to decide such an important
issue?
Why do I bother to come to the
Senior Citizens Center which
has its fire hazards (One be-
ing the heavy, metal door
swinging inward), the over-
crowded evident conditions and
very limited parking space:?
(As if its anyone Discs bus-
iness.(
Simply because its the only
place to come until Senior Cit-
llinton Jaycee-ettes look on as Hinton's Mayor, William J.
Humphreys sign the proclamation proclaiming U.S. Jaycee- ette
Week, February II, 1979 thru February 17, 1979 in Hinton. From
left to right: Pat Meador, Laura Richmond, Chairman of
Jaycee-ette Week. Linda Lytle, President and Debbie Clark.
William J. Humphreys, center.
izens CAN and WILL better
themselves with the help of
federal government.
Another reason is because one
person would be "thrilled to
death" to get me out of the way.
I seem to make some uncom-
fortable. Wonder Why? It would
take a "dumbie" not to know. I
delight in pleasing the Senior
Citizens.
Again, as usual, one oqer-
stepped their authority by using
the following names to a letter
written Feb. 13, 1979 to the
Hinton News; Faye Gwinn, Des-
sie Cox, Russel Honaker, Teva
Meadows, Robert Gwinn, Arth-
ella Smith, Mildred Lindsay,
Edna Price, Sister Sandra Per-
aldo, Wayne Chambers, Nell
Miller; B.W. Crane, Beverly
Carter, Steve Trail and Eliz-
abeth Bare.
Each of the above named said
they had not given permission
for their names to be used nor
had they been asked. Other
names used with the letter could
not be reached for confirmat-
ion.
Any favor or good deed I
might do to make another day a
little lighter or brighter is not
for praise, show or tell, I follow
my heart• God and I know. I
have "no boss" telling me what
I should or should not do and
consider it no one DisCS bus-
iness what I do with my spare
time. (Thank You)
Telling It Like It Is,
Mrs. J.H. Akers
P.S. Anyone for a petition?
RESERVE
Are you tired of all the snow
and ice? Then make reservat-
ions for 7 days and 6 nights of
warmer weather. This tour will
be in March and places of
interest will be Savannah Geor-
gia, St. Augnstie, Disney
World, Syracuse and Sunken
Gardens, Silver Spring and At-
lanta Georga . A total of 38
people may go with few seats
still available. Any older person
needing further information
may call Mrs. J.H. Akers at 466-
]789 for further information.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR'S
Applications Being Taken MEETING
.,, o, H,no .od t. Livestock
Local Field Offices of the U.S.
Soil Conservation Service in
West Virginia will hi,gin taking
applications for the new rural
abandoned mine program (R-A-
M-P) on February 5th. SCS
State Conservationist Craig M.
Right said te signup period
would run through February 23.
"Nonfederal land that has
been damaged by past coal'
mining may be eligible," Right
said. "SCS can offer both tech-
nical planning assistance and
federal cost-sharing to particip-
ants.'
He explained that the new
program is voluntary and will
be keyed to the reclamation of
the most hazardous sites" first.
He said the SCS knows of
abandoned, coal-damaged land
in at least thirty-five of West
Virginia's fifty-five counties.
Local SCS District Conservat-
ionists will help West Virginians
determine if their lands are
eligible and will accept applic-
ations from February fifth
through twenty-third, he said.
Region I Planning and Develop
meat Council staff will conduct
a meeting for all building and Report of livestock auction
electrical contractors interest-sale held Friday, February 9,
ed in participating in the City of 1979 amounting to $5,656.90. 28
HinteD Housing Rehabilitation' head of livestock was sold by 11
(remodeling) Program which is different consignors, and 10
funded under a HUD-CDBG buyers.
grant. The meeting will be held Bull Calves: 75.00- 81.00.
at 1:00 P.M. February 15, 1979 Baby Calves: 50.00- 85.00.
at the HinteD City Hall. All Pigs, 13.00-20.00
interested contractors are Cows: Commercial, 46.00- 48.
urged to attend.
Market
,50; Utility, 42.50- 45.00.
Heifer Calves:
75.00.
veal Calve: C, ood,
104.00; Medium, 93.00-
Cows & Clvs;
Cows, B.H. :
Sheep & Lambs:
70.00.
• Ewes, CWT; 20.00-
Celebrate at our
President's Sale
From p. 1 ,
$7000/mo. with low low
1 rack. 1 .group
Ladles' ladms
1 rack ladies' Wear Scarves
cowl neck $9 22e." 22c
Tops reg. $9. d° 1 group ladies
$5,22 -/Y' 9ado;dy VnderallSreg. $1.95
1 large selection Quilted values large grouP
ladies' Robes to $17 childrens
D] sses now $8"" wear
I group Boys I//2
So00k, 22 o
reg. 69pr. 1/3
i
[]" o. o,.,..o s,
$1.22
only
t/v/
Hit
Cherry summed up the en-
vironmental impact by saying,
"If you mess up the land you
either pay or get sued". He
added that the state and fed-
eral government also keeps a
watchful eye toward protecting
the environment, and said the
days of the old oil field with a
well very 50 or I00 feet is long
gone.
Once deep gas is found Cherry
said the chances of hitting im-
prove with each additional
strike as data is gained. The
only deep well in this part of the
country is one in Russell
County, Virginia, drilled by
Gulf Oil at an estimated cost of
$3.1 million. The well is 17,000
feet deep and strictly speak-
ing, a dry hole in that it was not
commercially feasible. But it
yielded much geologic data and
showed there are deep-lying oil
and gas deposits.
In discussing the instant fort-
unes and misfortunes of the oil
and gas industry, especially the
highly speculative exploration
phase. Che/'ry Said his family
had been in the business since
1951. "My Daddy always said,
'The pigs get fat and the hogs
get slaughtered', or hng onto
what you get 'cause you might
not get anymore."
i
Super Value
Key- jector
Key cases
CORRECTION
One of our "Valentine" child-
ren, AJi_eia Marie Houchins,
name was mispelled. Her great
grandmother, is Pauline Fos-
ter of Sandstone.
T£ & Electronics M
205-207 Temple St. Hinton Phone:
II I I I I I
! i
Radio Shack , !
60 MIN. CASSETTES -
$399.95 Quasar 25 C°l°r T
Friday and Saturday ! 99]
3,0. ` +' s,. $111t
SAVE $50 Truotone Modular 40 Channel CB SA.VE $15 our best selling Truetone ?:/:a:elaMi,::rasisTBrdllant .O0
Regular 149.99 now only .q.q 99 40 Channel CB Regular 84.99 gs?€°s):lsen°ntpati5°i: ' $60 Limited Time Offer
21-4062 "'' 21-4834 How only 69.99 New Shipment-Just Arrived SA-O
32 IN. CONSOLE WITH 8-TRACKPLAYER
,-.,..,,,.-,.,-, 22999
Pecan finislled conse with
AM/FM stereo receiver, au-
tomatic turntable and built-in 26-5760-9
8-track tape player, Features separate functton controls and tape
Compact size fits
REALISTIC CTR-42
HI-STYLE, HI-QUALITY
CASSETTE PORTABLE
No. 14-842
12" Black & White TV
TanElewood $79
Stereos 8
Whirlpool Appliance Sale
Reg.
39.95
NOW
only
29."
Save up to Save up to
REALISTIC / 'SAVE $1oo
Realistic STA-85
COMPACT CAR CASSETTEI ,Stor0Kocetve" "r $1401o on $80°°
WITHr AUTO.REVERSE ] w.th .xc.u..v..to- Rofrii[orators Electric
.... == _ .... --?-- I Magic FM TUNING ,-
llnlU eJnO/ nPP 1 I Roplar 299.95
Ifllli,lilllf OlLP 70 grr. I ,owom199..
Reg. $99.95- Now onl 95
+ 69. ,o 1+,0,,i + ,0 +,o.
All Washers and Dryers
SAVE $20 3V2-Digit LED MULTITEsTER Your Radio Shack Dealer-- 306 Second Ave. in
12 Ranges! lO-Mophm Input! downtown ainlon Phone 466-3451-Jim easham, MEt. R
ROE. 59.95-Now only $39," s., Western Auto next door Use your Vlsa or EDUCED !
, .. ..,m.,, ,u,h.° Ca++, 0w.
8--Hinton News,
Birthday
Thurs. Feb. 15)1979
Letters to the Editor:
"Would be
Thrilled to Death"
XCt ,,<': €
Melissa Ruth Gilbert will
observe her 3rd birthday . anniv-
ersity on February 22. She is the
daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Tim-
othy R. Gilbert of Annapolis,
Md. and the granddaughter of
mrs. Ruth Nevin of Glen Bur-
nie, Md. and the late Mr. Nevin
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gilbert of Hinton.
Birthday
Ted Mansfield, of Nimitz,
celebrated his birthday Febru-
ary 12.
Feb. 13, 1979
Editor
Hinton News
Hinton, W. Va. 25951
Dear Sir;
It's a known fact that the
leader of tht Council On Aging
is opposed to getting the
Y.M.C.A. Building for the Sen-
iors Citizens and Nutrition Pro-
gram.
Why? No one can figure that
out. Who's side is he on? Who
makes the little officer job he
holds possible?
The majority of the Senior
Citizens wants the building.
Should the minority be allowed
to decide such an important
issue?
Why do I bother to come to the
Senior Citizens Center which
has its fire hazards (One be-
ing the heavy, metal door
swinging inward), the over-
crowded evident conditions and
very limited parking space:?
(As if its anyone Discs bus-
iness.(
Simply because its the only
place to come until Senior Cit-
llinton Jaycee-ettes look on as Hinton's Mayor, William J.
Humphreys sign the proclamation proclaiming U.S. Jaycee- ette
Week, February II, 1979 thru February 17, 1979 in Hinton. From
left to right: Pat Meador, Laura Richmond, Chairman of
Jaycee-ette Week. Linda Lytle, President and Debbie Clark.
William J. Humphreys, center.
izens CAN and WILL better
themselves with the help of
federal government.
Another reason is because one
person would be "thrilled to
death" to get me out of the way.
I seem to make some uncom-
fortable. Wonder Why? It would
take a "dumbie" not to know. I
delight in pleasing the Senior
Citizens.
Again, as usual, one oqer-
stepped their authority by using
the following names to a letter
written Feb. 13, 1979 to the
Hinton News; Faye Gwinn, Des-
sie Cox, Russel Honaker, Teva
Meadows, Robert Gwinn, Arth-
ella Smith, Mildred Lindsay,
Edna Price, Sister Sandra Per-
aldo, Wayne Chambers, Nell
Miller; B.W. Crane, Beverly
Carter, Steve Trail and Eliz-
abeth Bare.
Each of the above named said
they had not given permission
for their names to be used nor
had they been asked. Other
names used with the letter could
not be reached for confirmat-
ion.
Any favor or good deed I
might do to make another day a
little lighter or brighter is not
for praise, show or tell, I follow
my heart• God and I know. I
have "no boss" telling me what
I should or should not do and
consider it no one DisCS bus-
iness what I do with my spare
time. (Thank You)
Telling It Like It Is,
Mrs. J.H. Akers
P.S. Anyone for a petition?
RESERVE
Are you tired of all the snow
and ice? Then make reservat-
ions for 7 days and 6 nights of
warmer weather. This tour will
be in March and places of
interest will be Savannah Geor-
gia, St. Augnstie, Disney
World, Syracuse and Sunken
Gardens, Silver Spring and At-
lanta Georga . A total of 38
people may go with few seats
still available. Any older person
needing further information
may call Mrs. J.H. Akers at 466-
]789 for further information.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR'S
Applications Being Taken MEETING
.,, o, H,no .od t. Livestock
Local Field Offices of the U.S.
Soil Conservation Service in
West Virginia will hi,gin taking
applications for the new rural
abandoned mine program (R-A-
M-P) on February 5th. SCS
State Conservationist Craig M.
Right said te signup period
would run through February 23.
"Nonfederal land that has
been damaged by past coal'
mining may be eligible," Right
said. "SCS can offer both tech-
nical planning assistance and
federal cost-sharing to particip-
ants.'
He explained that the new
program is voluntary and will
be keyed to the reclamation of
the most hazardous sites" first.
He said the SCS knows of
abandoned, coal-damaged land
in at least thirty-five of West
Virginia's fifty-five counties.
Local SCS District Conservat-
ionists will help West Virginians
determine if their lands are
eligible and will accept applic-
ations from February fifth
through twenty-third, he said.
Region I Planning and Develop
meat Council staff will conduct
a meeting for all building and Report of livestock auction
electrical contractors interest-sale held Friday, February 9,
ed in participating in the City of 1979 amounting to $5,656.90. 28
HinteD Housing Rehabilitation' head of livestock was sold by 11
(remodeling) Program which is different consignors, and 10
funded under a HUD-CDBG buyers.
grant. The meeting will be held Bull Calves: 75.00- 81.00.
at 1:00 P.M. February 15, 1979 Baby Calves: 50.00- 85.00.
at the HinteD City Hall. All Pigs, 13.00-20.00
interested contractors are Cows: Commercial, 46.00- 48.
urged to attend.
Market
,50; Utility, 42.50- 45.00.
Heifer Calves:
75.00.
veal Calve: C, ood,
104.00; Medium, 93.00-
Cows & Clvs;
Cows, B.H. :
Sheep & Lambs:
70.00.
• Ewes, CWT; 20.00-
Celebrate at our
President's Sale
From p. 1 ,
$7000/mo. with low low
1 rack. 1 .group
Ladles' ladms
1 rack ladies' Wear Scarves
cowl neck $9 22e." 22c
Tops reg. $9. d° 1 group ladies
$5,22 -/Y' 9ado;dy VnderallSreg. $1.95
1 large selection Quilted values large grouP
ladies' Robes to $17 childrens
D] sses now $8"" wear
I group Boys I//2
So00k, 22 o
reg. 69pr. 1/3
i
[]" o. o,.,..o s,
$1.22
only
t/v/
Hit
Cherry summed up the en-
vironmental impact by saying,
"If you mess up the land you
either pay or get sued". He
added that the state and fed-
eral government also keeps a
watchful eye toward protecting
the environment, and said the
days of the old oil field with a
well very 50 or I00 feet is long
gone.
Once deep gas is found Cherry
said the chances of hitting im-
prove with each additional
strike as data is gained. The
only deep well in this part of the
country is one in Russell
County, Virginia, drilled by
Gulf Oil at an estimated cost of
$3.1 million. The well is 17,000
feet deep and strictly speak-
ing, a dry hole in that it was not
commercially feasible. But it
yielded much geologic data and
showed there are deep-lying oil
and gas deposits.
In discussing the instant fort-
unes and misfortunes of the oil
and gas industry, especially the
highly speculative exploration
phase. Che/'ry Said his family
had been in the business since
1951. "My Daddy always said,
'The pigs get fat and the hogs
get slaughtered', or hng onto
what you get 'cause you might
not get anymore."
i
Super Value
Key- jector
Key cases
CORRECTION
One of our "Valentine" child-
ren, AJi_eia Marie Houchins,
name was mispelled. Her great
grandmother, is Pauline Fos-
ter of Sandstone.
T£ & Electronics M
205-207 Temple St. Hinton Phone:
II I I I I I
! i
Radio Shack , !
60 MIN. CASSETTES -
$399.95 Quasar 25 C°l°r T
Friday and Saturday ! 99]
3,0. ` +' s,. $111t
SAVE $50 Truotone Modular 40 Channel CB SA.VE $15 our best selling Truetone ?:/:a:elaMi,::rasisTBrdllant .O0
Regular 149.99 now only .q.q 99 40 Channel CB Regular 84.99 gs?€°s):lsen°ntpati5°i: ' $60 Limited Time Offer
21-4062 "'' 21-4834 How only 69.99 New Shipment-Just Arrived SA-O
32 IN. CONSOLE WITH 8-TRACKPLAYER
,-.,..,,,.-,.,-, 22999
Pecan finislled conse with
AM/FM stereo receiver, au-
tomatic turntable and built-in 26-5760-9
8-track tape player, Features separate functton controls and tape
Compact size fits
REALISTIC CTR-42
HI-STYLE, HI-QUALITY
CASSETTE PORTABLE
No. 14-842
12" Black & White TV
TanElewood $79
Stereos 8
Whirlpool Appliance Sale
Reg.
39.95
NOW
only
29."
Save up to Save up to
REALISTIC / 'SAVE $1oo
Realistic STA-85
COMPACT CAR CASSETTEI ,Stor0Kocetve" "r $1401o on $80°°
WITHr AUTO.REVERSE ] w.th .xc.u..v..to- Rofrii[orators Electric
.... == _ .... --?-- I Magic FM TUNING ,-
llnlU eJnO/ nPP 1 I Roplar 299.95
Ifllli,lilllf OlLP 70 grr. I ,owom199..
Reg. $99.95- Now onl 95
+ 69. ,o 1+,0,,i + ,0 +,o.
All Washers and Dryers
SAVE $20 3V2-Digit LED MULTITEsTER Your Radio Shack Dealer-- 306 Second Ave. in
12 Ranges! lO-Mophm Input! downtown ainlon Phone 466-3451-Jim easham, MEt. R
ROE. 59.95-Now only $39," s., Western Auto next door Use your Vlsa or EDUCED !
, .. ..,m.,, ,u,h.° Ca++, 0w.
8--Hinton News, Thurs. Feb. 15 t 1979 nVLmNGCONWACrOS'S
Letters to the Editor: [ Applications Being Taken , Ci,"=N°o, .o ., , Livestock Market
PgLon I Plat and Ivelop:
Birthday !"Woulaw IU b i ....................... h .... tt' ..... co ...........
Soil Coation S }n He Ld the BCS klm of a mting f all building d Report of livtock ati
e 5, wt Virginia will begin taking abandoned, cealamagtl land eltrll eontracto intent, sale held Friday, February 9, Heif Calv:
I
Th ill J
h [ applicati [or the n ra] in at It thlrly.flve of We( einpartleipatingintheCiLyoi 1979 amotht$ to $5,65690. 75.00.
__r___e_ to Deat ......... .......................................... ...................
M-P) Febry 5th SCS LocaiSCSDistHetCoat. medeling) Pr°gramwtfichiSdfffet lg., and 10 z0€oo;
Feb 13 1979 ins CAN and WILL better State Coationiat Craig M iists will heipWeet la fded de a I[CDBG buys. '
EchOer themlv wiLh the help of Right id he siC°up pemod determine if their Ids grant.emLtngwillbeheld BULl Calv: 75 0- 8100. "
Hinn Ns fedaJ govment would through Febrl T 2 eligible sod will ac4 applle- at l:e0 p M Februat y 15, Lgq9 Baby Calve: .00- .G0.
Hinton. W Va 2595l Anvthernisbecaon e "Noofedera[ )d that has atio fm Febrtmry fifth at the Hi°ton City Hall A]] pigs, 13020 70,#,
pecan would be "thlled Io ben damaged by PaSt cl through twenty4hffd, he Ld inttd ctractors a Cows: Commeia], 4 48.. E, L; 2. $*
Dear Sir; death ' to gel me out of the way mining may be eligible " Right urged to attend.
It's a known fact that the I m t make me com-
.............................................. President Sale
.......................... ,, .......................... . Celebrate at
.............................. ................ our
in CitJ and Sutrltien Pro. Citize He explaiz)4 I.hat the new
gram Again, as l, oqer- pgram i voitary and will 1
Why? NO vne fige that tepped their authority by ig be keyed to the r]amatian of
ol Who's ede is he nn? Who thefolJowingmtalt S
................................ with low low
M T mjo,,ty 0 the S.,or ae Co, , .ok, Te $7000/ me.
nbeeher 3vd blrthd.y anniv. Ctize wants the bu d ng Mdows, Robert Ginn, Arth
elt0Februnry22.Shelsthe Shouldtlmminoltyheallowed ella Smith, Milded Linty, Cherry smed up the
daugltier °l Ll" and M" Tim" to dt such an implant E Pce, Sister na Per- vir°etltal impel bY ying, 1 rack 1 group
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io for 7 days and 6 nights of had been in the bines sin Su J
............................ M ................ K $1 22 =OO Temple Sl.
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World, Syrae and Sken not get anymo '+
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Humghreya sign Lhe prlamatl proclaiming U,S. Jayc cite I:Ople may go with few sts One of a "Valerian" ehild.
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