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2-Leader'Th'urs. Feb. 15, 1979
True And Pipestem Area News
00"Noralee's
Notebook
Thought For Today- Are you
willing to go beyond the ord-
inary requirements of worship
to give the Lord more of your-
self?
Reading From The Bible
When either man or woman
shall separate themselves to
vow a vow of a Nazarite, to
separate themselves unto the
Lord, all the days of his sep-
aration he is holy unto the Lord
(Numbers 6:2,8).
Taking the vow of the Naz-
arite meant separating oneself
Unto God for a specific period of
time, from a month to a life
time• Among the life time Naz-
arites were Samuel, Samson
and John the Baptist (see Jud-
• gas 13:5,14 I Samuel 1:11 Like
1:15) During that period of
time, the Nazarite was not to
cut his hair, touch or go near a
dead body, or drink wine or eat
anything that came from the
grapevine, such as grapes and
raisins.
These physical satisfactions
were harmless in themselves,
but the Nazarite willingly gave
them up in order to be sep-
arated unto the Lord. The one
who took the Nazarite vow was
neither a legalist nor an ex-
for His Lord.
• Then said Jesus unto his
discipes, ff any man will come
after me, let him deny him-
self and take up his cross and
follow me. (Matthew 16:24)
Memory verse for the week-
No man can serve two masters
for either htwill hate the one
and love the other: Or else he
will hold to the one and des-
pise the other. Ye cannot serve
God and mammon. (Matthew
6:24). :"
Bertha Williams celebrated'
her 72rd birthday anniversary
February 2, 1979. Mrs. Williams'
is a retired teacher and lives on
Main Street with her handsome
8 year old grandson. Bertha is
the daughter of the late James
GUESS WHO- The person in the
mystery photograph will be
revealed in next weeks Hinton
News. This good looking little
guy is a few years older than he
was when this photograph was
made. He is employed by a
business man on Summers St.
The mystery prson in last
weeks Hinton News was Pam
Houchins, daughter of John and
Jane Houchins of Miller Ave.
and Jane (Wo6d) Graham and general direction of Beckley.
spent bey girl hood days at Lick June 30,1929
Creek. Her daughter Patty is FLOYD PHIPPS 68 DIED
married to Eugene Lemons. YESTERDAY) Floyd Phipps
Since Bertha is my very dear age 68 who lived on the Mount-
friend and was my favorite sin above the Bechrum road,
teacher in my girlhood days It died last night after a 10 day
would like to say something nice
for the oocassion but I am lost
for'words to express my feel-
ing, so what could be more
beautiful then words spoken by
God throught his chosen men of
old. So I have chosen verses
from the Bible that fits Bertha
tea T.
Who can fred a virtuous wom-
an? For her lriee is far above
rubies,- She Iooketh wl to the
ways of her household, and
eateth not the bread of idle-
ness,- Give her of the fruit of her
hands; and let her own works
praise her in the gates.- Stren-
gth and honor are her clothing;
and she shall rejoice in time to
come. Verses from Proverbs
Chapter 31.
Ray Graham of Beckley and a
former resident of Lick Creek is
a patient in the Veteran Hos-
pital in Beckley.
Jean Ward was appointed
Chairman of the annual Jaycees
March of Dimes Drive, for the
True area. Due to the bad
weather at the time of the drive
it was impossible to cover the
True area. Approximately nine-
ty-six dollars was collected by
Jean and her helping teen from
the True and Pipestem Com-
munity and Mrs. Ward and her
teens would like to take this
opportunity to thank each one
that contributed to this worthy
cause.
Mrs. Ward's helpers were:
her husband Stanley Ward,
mother, Pauline Ward, Shells
Goodwin and Bobby Keaton,
Maud Crews, Joyce Lyons,
Noralee McBride, Beatrice
Simpkius, Thelma Johnson and
her daughter, Deborah. Mrs.
illne. His death was caused by
hardening of the artries.
Mr. Phipps was a farmer. He
is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Howard Lilly and a son
Basil Phipps. Funeral will be
held tomorrow.
June 29, 1929
BRONZE PLATE IS
PLACED ON BRIDGE- A bron-
ze plate was placed on the lower
side of the railway span of the
overhead bridge this week. The
tablet is in two sections. The
smaller" one which is at the top
has the following inscriptions.
"Avis Over-head Crossing.
Built jointly by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway and the City
.of Hinton. The" large plate is
inscribed with the name of the
Luten Bridge Company con-
tractors date of cdnstruetion
and the names of the Mayor,
city Attorney engineers and
each of the councilman.
Recipe from the kitchen of
Sara McBride- Mix 2 oz. box
apricot jellow with 2 cups boil-
ing water, then 2 cups cold
water. When slightly set add a
20oz. can crushed pineapple
well drained and 2 large ban-
anas sliced, 2 cups miniature
marshmollows and nuts if des-
ired. Let Jell well.
Then top with topping as
follows- z cup pineapple juice,
I egg beaten, 2 this. four, 1 tabs.
butter. Mix together cook over
low heat and cool. Whip 13 oz.
pkg. cream cheese, 1 envelope
dream whip, whip both togeth-
er and fold in cooled pudding
Nancy Cales
N; reed Valentine Girl
Nancy Cales has been chosen They reside at Hilldale with
Valentine Girl by Beta Gamma their 9 month old daughter
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Natalie. Nancy is employed at
Nancy has been active in the National Bank of Summers.
sorority for four years. She was She is a member of the Mr.
selected Pledge of the year her Pisgah United Methodist
first year in the chapter. She Church.
had held offices of Treasurer Nancy will be crowned queen
mixture. Spread over top of Nancy is married to Ed Cales
jellow and sprinkle with coco- 'Hinton High coach and teacher.
nut. Chill well.
and Recording Secretary. She
now serves on the program and
ways and means committees.
Land Lease
at the annual Valentine dance.
It will be held Saturday Feb. 10
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. at the VFW.
Music will be provided by Rain-
bow Disco.
Open House
Open House in honor of Mr.
Jumping Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rich-
mond and daughter Karen of
Boomer were eekend visitors
in the home Of his'larents Mr. '
and Mrs. Noah Richmond. En-
route home they visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Nanfond
Young of Shady Springs.
M/'. Noah Richmond received
word of the death of his bro-
ther-in-law Lee Hutchinson 64 of
South Charleston who died of a
heart attack. Funeral and bur-
ial rites were conducted in
Charleston Tuesday Feb. 6. Mr.
Hutchinson was a former Sum-
mers County resident.
Mrs. Margarite (Kyle)
Abshire of •Orange Park Fla.,
are arriving here for a visit with
his parents -in-law Mr. and Mrs.
D.B. Abshire and a brother andl
sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Tom-
my Abshire and daughters.
A lady living in Bellepoint
.reported seeing three robins
last Thursday on the ground
near her bird feeder, she said,
they looked very cold in this
near zero weather and standing
in four inches of snow.
Theannual
Party was
Citizens
ar 3 at 12:30
six guests
birthday
decorated
them.
were:
• nett,
Kiney, Mrs.
mr. Joe
their birthday
of February.
Mrs.
sented
Senior Center,
oldest of the
was given a
Hallie
a
her
Kinney. Mrs.
won the door
birthday cake
Valentine
red hearts andl
Mrs. Bennett
guests. The
Mrs. Irene
them more
tier for the
The party
group
and wishing
more.
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tremist, but merely a person
who desired to go beyond the
ordinary requirement of wor-
,ship to give the Lord more of
himself
The Christian, like the Naz-
arite should go beyond what he
thinks is necessary to just be a
christian and be willinlgt, give
up anything fhat slands in the
way of doing or being his best
Steven Erastus Raines of Ind-
ian Mills was honored with a
family birthday party in cele-
bration of his fifth birthday.
January 10, 1979. His photo.
graph was taken while he was
having fun modeling his gran d -
father's " hat. The honoree's
mother, baked and decorated
the birthday cake and hostess
the party. After Steven opened
and displayed his gifts refresh-
ments were served to his grand-
'mother, Mrs. Emma Lucas,
cousin Monty Lucas, parents
James and Dorothy Raines and
Steven Erasts.
• Robert Jackson (Robie) Bailey
• "of Hopewell will celebrate his
tTth birthday February 17, 1979.
• Robbie is a junior and attends
the Hopewel ! High School, and
is a very talent young man. The
son of Bobby Jack and Julia
(McBride) Bailey of HopeweIl,
Va. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Levl McBride of True. Robble
has two brothers William Levi
(Billy), Danny and a younger
sister Julia Lynn•
Johnson reported her larges
don -
ations were contributed by
Billy Joe Edwards, Junior and
John Lemons and Nathan I
Tickle.
Deborah Johnson, youngest
member of the March of Dimes,
teen at True.
June 29, 1929
Out of the Past 50 Yea"rsl Ago-
(LARGE PLANE FLEW OVER
CITY TODAY) A large airplane
flying considerable height pass-
ed over the city this morn-
ing about 10:30 o'clock and ws
seen by a number of persons.
The plane was first seen com-
ing up New River, but after
passing over Hinton left the
river course and started in the
Two Bir00:hdays at
Robertson Party
Kimberly Dawn and Nick-
alous Robertson were honored
with a joint birthday party,
Saturday January 20.
Kimberly Dawn will be 4
years old January 30 and Nick-
alous was 3 January 20. They
are the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Robei'tson of 406 Cedar
Avenue in Bellep0int.
The Muppets and Sesame
Street was the motif used for
the party. Main attraction of the
party was a Oscar the Grouch
cake made by Miss Donna Lilly
of Bellepoint.
Games were played and
prizes awarded to Brian Reece
and Lori Willey. The door prize
was claimed by Lori Willey.
After playing of games Kim-
berly Dawn and Nickalous'
opened and displayed many
useful and lovely gifts.
Attending were: Brian Reece,
David Meador, Lori Willey,
Elain Reece, Roger Meador,
Kathy Wilier. Kathern Wilier.
Sally and Kyle Hayslette, Mrs.
Jo Marie Roberon, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Robertson and the
honorees.
Sending gifts were: Heather
Basham and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Robertson of D.K. of Athens,
Ohio.
Grandparents are Mrs. Mamie
Buckland and the late W.M.
"Red" Buckland and Mrs. Jo
Marie Robertson and the late
John N. Robertson all of Hin-
ton.
Levy Passes
The Summers County percent, with 1,557 voting for,
Schools' Special Levy passed by and 118 voting against. Four
92 percent-8 percent during the precincts reported having a I00
special election held Tuesday. percent vote, and the levy pas-
The exact amount was .9295 sed in every voting precinct.
VA 0000[EWS
Q:- I am rated 30 per cent
disabled for a service- con-
neared disability. I understand
that I can now draw addition-
al money for my dependents.
How can I get these additional
benefits started?
A-- The percentage of disab-
ility for entitlement to depen-
dency benefits was reduced to
30 per cent by PL 95- 479. If you
have not already filed a claim
for this benefit on the applic-
ation form sent to all potent-
ially eligible beneficiaries early
in December, you should obtain
'VA Form 21-686C, complete it
• and submit it to your VA reg-
ional office.
Q-- I was recently di.qcharged,
from the military service. The
only entitlement I have to
school benefits is under Chapter
32 since I enlisted on Jan. 29,
1977. Am I entitled to tutorial
assistance?
A-- Veterans attending school
under Chapter 32 are not en-
titled to tutorial assistance.
Q--I am totally disabled. My
NSLI is on waiver of prem-
iums on the term plan. Can I
convert to a permanent plan?
A- Yes. You can convert your
insurance to any of the per-
manent plans except the en-
downment plan. Premiums on
the permanent plan to which
converted will only be waived so
long as you remain totally
disabled.
and Mrs. G.A. Furrow 1412 The newest additions to the staff of the
P ocedures k 00ounced Greenbrier Drive ontheir50th i Department Office in Princeton are, standlngleft
r ]]I Wedding Anniversary 2 to 4 L. Cochran and Joe Hannabach, Eflgibfllty
p.m. February llth at the Belle- Vtderie J. Hairston, Employment Interviewer
poiont Church. right: Lnda Linkous, Eligibility Specialist
Typist I.
Persons interested in share Bluestone Public Hunting and ' N R :R::"'m"' l-,,' ....
grain lands controlled by the County), Jim Craft , Wildlife • • •
Wildlife Resources Division Manager, R.t 1, Box 42, Pet-
must apply prior to March 1, erstown, WV 24963, Phone 753-
1979, for the 1979 growing sea- 9416; and Cornstalk and Mc- The Department of Natural er (East Fork) in Pochontas Countyand(
son, according to Dick Hall, Clintic Public Hunting and Fish- Resources and the state division County, East Fork of the Green- Pocahontas
Game Management Supervisor ing Areas (Mason County), Ray of the Izaak Walton League will brier River inn Pocahontas
of the Department of Natural Knotts, Assistant District Wild- sponsor a big buck contest May B e
Resources. life Biologist, Rt. 1, Box 125, through February 28, according
Participating areas and per- Point Pleasant, WV 25550, Ph. to Dan E. Cantner, wildlife
sons to contact are as follows: 675-4380. resources.chief. ' Working parents who earned stressed that
Any hunter who kills a deer
Obitua " .... __ with antlers which have eight or' less than $8,0001ast year may
Area res ten points, a 28-inch main again be eligible for payments
' beams or eight to ten- inch of up to $400 from the gov- to reduce
PENNINGTON Other survivors include her points may have a winning ernment, the Internal Revenue or can be
Services for Mr. Ralph W. husband, Lloyd Dale Gill; one buck. Service said today, fund where
To qualify for the Earned' liability.
Pennington, 66, were held at 2 son, Christopher, at home; To enter the contest, hunters Income Credit, persons must The IRS
p.m. Wednesday in the Burns- three sisters, Mrs. Dorse Miles must have antlers judged by have had an adjusted gross credit for
Wornal Chapel of Memorial and Mrs. Dixie Palmer of Pence one of the following persons no
Funeral Directory in Princeton Springs; one stepbrother, Rich- later than February 28: C.E. income or earned income of less Eligible Form
with the Rev. Olen Winfree ard Webster of Philippi; and the Lyons, Bluestone Museum, Hin-' than $8,000 in 1978 and must write "ELC"
officiating. Burial will be in the maternal grandmother, Mrs. ton (466-1454); W.K. Igo, DNR have maintained a household the
Bowles Cemetery in Speedway. Icie Ward of Cuyahoga, Ohio. 'Wildlife Supt., Ranger Station, 'for the entire year for their of the return.
..... White Sulphur Springs (536- child who was under 19, a full- file Form I040A
Mr. Pennington was pronoun- 2144); George Lanham, 2639 time student or a disabled dep-
cod dead on arrival at a Prince- JONES endent, on Line 10.
ton hospital Sunday of an ap- Mr. Melvin Arnold Jones, 37, Furlong Avenue, St. Albans
parent heart attack, of High Point, N.C., died at 1 (727-8323); Don Good, Route For eligible persons the credit the tax forr
Born in Princeton, March 21, p.m. Sunday in a Chapel Hill, '219-Bretz Community, Tucker earnedisl0percent°fthefirst$4'000°fincome with a max- bookletAny
1912, he was a son of the late N.C., hospital after a long ill- County (478-2023) ; by game imum credit of $400. The credit because of
biologists at DNR wildlife div-
Charles and Susan Snider'Pen- ness. is reduced by one dollar for no effect on
nington. "'. Born in Boissevain, Va., Jan. ision district offices between
A farmer, Mr. Penningon 21, 1942, he was the son of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at each $I0 of earned or adjusted
was a World War II Army Lonnie Woodrow Jones of locations in Fairmont (822-5880) gross income over $4,000, phas- public
veteran. ' Thomasville, N.C., and Mrs. Romney (822-3551), French ing out completely at the $8,000 Publication
His wife, Mrs. Ozella Easter Bertha Foster Jones of High Creek (924-6211), Beckley (255- income mark. Eligible persons fits for
5106), McClintic Wildlife Station can qualify for Earned Income ationUals'"onC°ntainS
Pennington, preceded him in Point. (675-4380), Parkersburg (485- Credit even though they may
death. He had lived in High Point two 5521). They may also be judged have paid in no income tax it and is
Survivors include two sons, years, during the year, but the IRS contacting the
Ralph R. of Norfolk, Vs., and' Other survivors include his by Bill Goudy of the Charles-
ton office of the DNR (348- 2771)
Danny W. Pennington of Speed- wife, Carolyn Raines Jones ; one Illegal B Kill
way; one daughter, Mrs. James son. Melvin, and one daughter, or at the Elkins Operations ear
Center (636-1767). Appoint-
(Vonne) Asbury of Huntington; Nora Lorene, both at home; five
one brother, Don Pennington of brothers, Orville Gene of Mil- ments should be made with any -P en alty "
Hinton; eight grandchildren an, Ill., Wayne, Arlie and Vir- of these persons.
The Izaak Walton l.e.ague Will
and one great-grandson, gil, all of Hanceville, Ala., and present awards at its state " '
Pallbearers were Ellis Math- Howard Jones of High Point, Any person convicted of kill- yoked for
erly, Ross Matherly, Danny and one sister, Mrs. Beatrice convention this spring, ing a black bear illegally will
Hill, Sammy White, Ernest As- Starling of High Point. have his hunting license revok- human being.
Trout Stocking Information
bury, and David White. The body is at the Ronald ed for a period of two years, The illega
Meadows Funeral Parlors in The following West Virginia effective Februaryl, according bear has
streams and lakes were stocked to the Department of Natural points
Hinton.
with trout the week of Jan- Resources' Director, David C. revocation
GILL uary 28, 1979: Mill Creek (Gray- Callaghan. ense for
Services for Mrs. Brenda Kay JOHNSON son Gap) in Mineral County, West Virginia law authorizes first time
Gill, 23, of 301, Johnstown Gideon T. Johnson, 71, of North Fork of Patterson Creek the Directortorevokeorrefuse revocation
Road will be at 1 p.m. LFday Hinton died Tuesday in Pine in Grant County, North Fork of a license for just cause and with a
in the Ronald Meadows Funeral Lodge Extended Care Center in Lunice Creek in Grant County, provides for mandatory plem
Parlors in Hinton. Burial will be Beckley after a long illness. New Creek in Mineral County, revocation when convicted of an officer
in the Breen Cemetery near He was a former plant sup- New Creek Dam No. 14 in Grant negligent shooting, wounding or deadly
Hinton. erintendent in Wayne, Mich. County, Horse'Shoo Run in killing of a human being or engaged in
Mrs. Gill was dead on arrival Surviving: wife, Genevieve; Tucker County, North Fork of livestock while hunting, hunting
from natural causes at 8:55 son, Jack of West Bloomfield, the South Branch in Pendleton According to Chief Raymond
a.m. Tuesday at a local hospit- Mich; brothers, John Johnson and Grant Counties, Little Riv- V. Eye of the Law: Enforce -
al. of Walnut Creek, Calif., Harry merit Division, under a point assigned
Born in Hinton, Jan. 1, 1956, Johnson of Buck, Robert and system placed into effect Oct - fishing
she was a daughter of Virgil A. James Johnson of Hinton; Rich- . obey 1, 1977. for the orderly, upon the
Ward of Hinton and the late ard Jonhson of True; sister, uniform and impartial applicat- and opel
Ruth Ellen Ward. Mrs. Lola Groover of New Stay- ion of hunting and' fishing lic- ion proce
A Beckley resident" for six rna Beach, Fla.; four grand- ense revocation, 127 persons onel Eye .....
years, Mrs. Gill had lived most children, have-had their license revoked .i:, :' ..
of her life in Hinton and Wra Ronald Meadows Funeral The city with the highest for violation of hunting and' ,,
member of the United Pente- Home Hinton is in charge of population it Shanghai, China fishing laws. An additional 30 '
' with noarly 11 million "hunting licenses have'been re-
costal Church in Be.kiey. arrangements, inhabitanu.
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2-Leader'Th'urs. Feb. 15, 1979
True And Pipestem Area News
00"Noralee's
Notebook
Thought For Today- Are you
willing to go beyond the ord-
inary requirements of worship
to give the Lord more of your-
self?
Reading From The Bible
When either man or woman
shall separate themselves to
vow a vow of a Nazarite, to
separate themselves unto the
Lord, all the days of his sep-
aration he is holy unto the Lord
(Numbers 6:2,8).
Taking the vow of the Naz-
arite meant separating oneself
Unto God for a specific period of
time, from a month to a life
time• Among the life time Naz-
arites were Samuel, Samson
and John the Baptist (see Jud-
• gas 13:5,14 I Samuel 1:11 Like
1:15) During that period of
time, the Nazarite was not to
cut his hair, touch or go near a
dead body, or drink wine or eat
anything that came from the
grapevine, such as grapes and
raisins.
These physical satisfactions
were harmless in themselves,
but the Nazarite willingly gave
them up in order to be sep-
arated unto the Lord. The one
who took the Nazarite vow was
neither a legalist nor an ex-
for His Lord.
• Then said Jesus unto his
discipes, ff any man will come
after me, let him deny him-
self and take up his cross and
follow me. (Matthew 16:24)
Memory verse for the week-
No man can serve two masters
for either htwill hate the one
and love the other: Or else he
will hold to the one and des-
pise the other. Ye cannot serve
God and mammon. (Matthew
6:24). :"
Bertha Williams celebrated'
her 72rd birthday anniversary
February 2, 1979. Mrs. Williams'
is a retired teacher and lives on
Main Street with her handsome
8 year old grandson. Bertha is
the daughter of the late James
GUESS WHO- The person in the
mystery photograph will be
revealed in next weeks Hinton
News. This good looking little
guy is a few years older than he
was when this photograph was
made. He is employed by a
business man on Summers St.
The mystery prson in last
weeks Hinton News was Pam
Houchins, daughter of John and
Jane Houchins of Miller Ave.
and Jane (Wo6d) Graham and general direction of Beckley.
spent bey girl hood days at Lick June 30,1929
Creek. Her daughter Patty is FLOYD PHIPPS 68 DIED
married to Eugene Lemons. YESTERDAY) Floyd Phipps
Since Bertha is my very dear age 68 who lived on the Mount-
friend and was my favorite sin above the Bechrum road,
teacher in my girlhood days It died last night after a 10 day
would like to say something nice
for the oocassion but I am lost
for'words to express my feel-
ing, so what could be more
beautiful then words spoken by
God throught his chosen men of
old. So I have chosen verses
from the Bible that fits Bertha
tea T.
Who can fred a virtuous wom-
an? For her lriee is far above
rubies,- She Iooketh wl to the
ways of her household, and
eateth not the bread of idle-
ness,- Give her of the fruit of her
hands; and let her own works
praise her in the gates.- Stren-
gth and honor are her clothing;
and she shall rejoice in time to
come. Verses from Proverbs
Chapter 31.
Ray Graham of Beckley and a
former resident of Lick Creek is
a patient in the Veteran Hos-
pital in Beckley.
Jean Ward was appointed
Chairman of the annual Jaycees
March of Dimes Drive, for the
True area. Due to the bad
weather at the time of the drive
it was impossible to cover the
True area. Approximately nine-
ty-six dollars was collected by
Jean and her helping teen from
the True and Pipestem Com-
munity and Mrs. Ward and her
teens would like to take this
opportunity to thank each one
that contributed to this worthy
cause.
Mrs. Ward's helpers were:
her husband Stanley Ward,
mother, Pauline Ward, Shells
Goodwin and Bobby Keaton,
Maud Crews, Joyce Lyons,
Noralee McBride, Beatrice
Simpkius, Thelma Johnson and
her daughter, Deborah. Mrs.
illne. His death was caused by
hardening of the artries.
Mr. Phipps was a farmer. He
is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Howard Lilly and a son
Basil Phipps. Funeral will be
held tomorrow.
June 29, 1929
BRONZE PLATE IS
PLACED ON BRIDGE- A bron-
ze plate was placed on the lower
side of the railway span of the
overhead bridge this week. The
tablet is in two sections. The
smaller" one which is at the top
has the following inscriptions.
"Avis Over-head Crossing.
Built jointly by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway and the City
.of Hinton. The" large plate is
inscribed with the name of the
Luten Bridge Company con-
tractors date of cdnstruetion
and the names of the Mayor,
city Attorney engineers and
each of the councilman.
Recipe from the kitchen of
Sara McBride- Mix 2 oz. box
apricot jellow with 2 cups boil-
ing water, then 2 cups cold
water. When slightly set add a
20oz. can crushed pineapple
well drained and 2 large ban-
anas sliced, 2 cups miniature
marshmollows and nuts if des-
ired. Let Jell well.
Then top with topping as
follows- z cup pineapple juice,
I egg beaten, 2 this. four, 1 tabs.
butter. Mix together cook over
low heat and cool. Whip 13 oz.
pkg. cream cheese, 1 envelope
dream whip, whip both togeth-
er and fold in cooled pudding
Nancy Cales
N; reed Valentine Girl
Nancy Cales has been chosen They reside at Hilldale with
Valentine Girl by Beta Gamma their 9 month old daughter
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Natalie. Nancy is employed at
Nancy has been active in the National Bank of Summers.
sorority for four years. She was She is a member of the Mr.
selected Pledge of the year her Pisgah United Methodist
first year in the chapter. She Church.
had held offices of Treasurer Nancy will be crowned queen
mixture. Spread over top of Nancy is married to Ed Cales
jellow and sprinkle with coco- 'Hinton High coach and teacher.
nut. Chill well.
and Recording Secretary. She
now serves on the program and
ways and means committees.
Land Lease
at the annual Valentine dance.
It will be held Saturday Feb. 10
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. at the VFW.
Music will be provided by Rain-
bow Disco.
Open House
Open House in honor of Mr.
Jumping Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rich-
mond and daughter Karen of
Boomer were eekend visitors
in the home Of his'larents Mr. '
and Mrs. Noah Richmond. En-
route home they visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Nanfond
Young of Shady Springs.
M/'. Noah Richmond received
word of the death of his bro-
ther-in-law Lee Hutchinson 64 of
South Charleston who died of a
heart attack. Funeral and bur-
ial rites were conducted in
Charleston Tuesday Feb. 6. Mr.
Hutchinson was a former Sum-
mers County resident.
Mrs. Margarite (Kyle)
Abshire of •Orange Park Fla.,
are arriving here for a visit with
his parents -in-law Mr. and Mrs.
D.B. Abshire and a brother andl
sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Tom-
my Abshire and daughters.
A lady living in Bellepoint
.reported seeing three robins
last Thursday on the ground
near her bird feeder, she said,
they looked very cold in this
near zero weather and standing
in four inches of snow.
Theannual
Party was
Citizens
ar 3 at 12:30
six guests
birthday
decorated
them.
were:
• nett,
Kiney, Mrs.
mr. Joe
their birthday
of February.
Mrs.
sented
Senior Center,
oldest of the
was given a
Hallie
a
her
Kinney. Mrs.
won the door
birthday cake
Valentine
red hearts andl
Mrs. Bennett
guests. The
Mrs. Irene
them more
tier for the
The party
group
and wishing
more.
/(i!
tremist, but merely a person
who desired to go beyond the
ordinary requirement of wor-
,ship to give the Lord more of
himself
The Christian, like the Naz-
arite should go beyond what he
thinks is necessary to just be a
christian and be willinlgt, give
up anything fhat slands in the
way of doing or being his best
Steven Erastus Raines of Ind-
ian Mills was honored with a
family birthday party in cele-
bration of his fifth birthday.
January 10, 1979. His photo.
graph was taken while he was
having fun modeling his gran d -
father's " hat. The honoree's
mother, baked and decorated
the birthday cake and hostess
the party. After Steven opened
and displayed his gifts refresh-
ments were served to his grand-
'mother, Mrs. Emma Lucas,
cousin Monty Lucas, parents
James and Dorothy Raines and
Steven Erasts.
• Robert Jackson (Robie) Bailey
• "of Hopewell will celebrate his
tTth birthday February 17, 1979.
• Robbie is a junior and attends
the Hopewel ! High School, and
is a very talent young man. The
son of Bobby Jack and Julia
(McBride) Bailey of HopeweIl,
Va. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Levl McBride of True. Robble
has two brothers William Levi
(Billy), Danny and a younger
sister Julia Lynn•
Johnson reported her larges
don -
ations were contributed by
Billy Joe Edwards, Junior and
John Lemons and Nathan I
Tickle.
Deborah Johnson, youngest
member of the March of Dimes,
teen at True.
June 29, 1929
Out of the Past 50 Yea"rsl Ago-
(LARGE PLANE FLEW OVER
CITY TODAY) A large airplane
flying considerable height pass-
ed over the city this morn-
ing about 10:30 o'clock and ws
seen by a number of persons.
The plane was first seen com-
ing up New River, but after
passing over Hinton left the
river course and started in the
Two Bir00:hdays at
Robertson Party
Kimberly Dawn and Nick-
alous Robertson were honored
with a joint birthday party,
Saturday January 20.
Kimberly Dawn will be 4
years old January 30 and Nick-
alous was 3 January 20. They
are the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Robei'tson of 406 Cedar
Avenue in Bellep0int.
The Muppets and Sesame
Street was the motif used for
the party. Main attraction of the
party was a Oscar the Grouch
cake made by Miss Donna Lilly
of Bellepoint.
Games were played and
prizes awarded to Brian Reece
and Lori Willey. The door prize
was claimed by Lori Willey.
After playing of games Kim-
berly Dawn and Nickalous'
opened and displayed many
useful and lovely gifts.
Attending were: Brian Reece,
David Meador, Lori Willey,
Elain Reece, Roger Meador,
Kathy Wilier. Kathern Wilier.
Sally and Kyle Hayslette, Mrs.
Jo Marie Roberon, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Robertson and the
honorees.
Sending gifts were: Heather
Basham and Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Robertson of D.K. of Athens,
Ohio.
Grandparents are Mrs. Mamie
Buckland and the late W.M.
"Red" Buckland and Mrs. Jo
Marie Robertson and the late
John N. Robertson all of Hin-
ton.
Levy Passes
The Summers County percent, with 1,557 voting for,
Schools' Special Levy passed by and 118 voting against. Four
92 percent-8 percent during the precincts reported having a I00
special election held Tuesday. percent vote, and the levy pas-
The exact amount was .9295 sed in every voting precinct.
VA 0000[EWS
Q:- I am rated 30 per cent
disabled for a service- con-
neared disability. I understand
that I can now draw addition-
al money for my dependents.
How can I get these additional
benefits started?
A-- The percentage of disab-
ility for entitlement to depen-
dency benefits was reduced to
30 per cent by PL 95- 479. If you
have not already filed a claim
for this benefit on the applic-
ation form sent to all potent-
ially eligible beneficiaries early
in December, you should obtain
'VA Form 21-686C, complete it
• and submit it to your VA reg-
ional office.
Q-- I was recently di.qcharged,
from the military service. The
only entitlement I have to
school benefits is under Chapter
32 since I enlisted on Jan. 29,
1977. Am I entitled to tutorial
assistance?
A-- Veterans attending school
under Chapter 32 are not en-
titled to tutorial assistance.
Q--I am totally disabled. My
NSLI is on waiver of prem-
iums on the term plan. Can I
convert to a permanent plan?
A- Yes. You can convert your
insurance to any of the per-
manent plans except the en-
downment plan. Premiums on
the permanent plan to which
converted will only be waived so
long as you remain totally
disabled.
and Mrs. G.A. Furrow 1412 The newest additions to the staff of the
P ocedures k 00ounced Greenbrier Drive ontheir50th i Department Office in Princeton are, standlngleft
r ]]I Wedding Anniversary 2 to 4 L. Cochran and Joe Hannabach, Eflgibfllty
p.m. February llth at the Belle- Vtderie J. Hairston, Employment Interviewer
poiont Church. right: Lnda Linkous, Eligibility Specialist
Typist I.
Persons interested in share Bluestone Public Hunting and ' N R :R::"'m"' l-,,' ....
grain lands controlled by the County), Jim Craft , Wildlife • • •
Wildlife Resources Division Manager, R.t 1, Box 42, Pet-
must apply prior to March 1, erstown, WV 24963, Phone 753-
1979, for the 1979 growing sea- 9416; and Cornstalk and Mc- The Department of Natural er (East Fork) in Pochontas Countyand(
son, according to Dick Hall, Clintic Public Hunting and Fish- Resources and the state division County, East Fork of the Green- Pocahontas
Game Management Supervisor ing Areas (Mason County), Ray of the Izaak Walton League will brier River inn Pocahontas
of the Department of Natural Knotts, Assistant District Wild- sponsor a big buck contest May B e
Resources. life Biologist, Rt. 1, Box 125, through February 28, according
Participating areas and per- Point Pleasant, WV 25550, Ph. to Dan E. Cantner, wildlife
sons to contact are as follows: 675-4380. resources.chief. ' Working parents who earned stressed that
Any hunter who kills a deer
Obitua " .... __ with antlers which have eight or' less than $8,0001ast year may
Area res ten points, a 28-inch main again be eligible for payments
' beams or eight to ten- inch of up to $400 from the gov- to reduce
PENNINGTON Other survivors include her points may have a winning ernment, the Internal Revenue or can be
Services for Mr. Ralph W. husband, Lloyd Dale Gill; one buck. Service said today, fund where
To qualify for the Earned' liability.
Pennington, 66, were held at 2 son, Christopher, at home; To enter the contest, hunters Income Credit, persons must The IRS
p.m. Wednesday in the Burns- three sisters, Mrs. Dorse Miles must have antlers judged by have had an adjusted gross credit for
Wornal Chapel of Memorial and Mrs. Dixie Palmer of Pence one of the following persons no
Funeral Directory in Princeton Springs; one stepbrother, Rich- later than February 28: C.E. income or earned income of less Eligible Form
with the Rev. Olen Winfree ard Webster of Philippi; and the Lyons, Bluestone Museum, Hin-' than $8,000 in 1978 and must write "ELC"
officiating. Burial will be in the maternal grandmother, Mrs. ton (466-1454); W.K. Igo, DNR have maintained a household the
Bowles Cemetery in Speedway. Icie Ward of Cuyahoga, Ohio. 'Wildlife Supt., Ranger Station, 'for the entire year for their of the return.
..... White Sulphur Springs (536- child who was under 19, a full- file Form I040A
Mr. Pennington was pronoun- 2144); George Lanham, 2639 time student or a disabled dep-
cod dead on arrival at a Prince- JONES endent, on Line 10.
ton hospital Sunday of an ap- Mr. Melvin Arnold Jones, 37, Furlong Avenue, St. Albans
parent heart attack, of High Point, N.C., died at 1 (727-8323); Don Good, Route For eligible persons the credit the tax forr
Born in Princeton, March 21, p.m. Sunday in a Chapel Hill, '219-Bretz Community, Tucker earnedisl0percent°fthefirst$4'000°fincome with a max- bookletAny
1912, he was a son of the late N.C., hospital after a long ill- County (478-2023) ; by game imum credit of $400. The credit because of
biologists at DNR wildlife div-
Charles and Susan Snider'Pen- ness. is reduced by one dollar for no effect on
nington. "'. Born in Boissevain, Va., Jan. ision district offices between
A farmer, Mr. Penningon 21, 1942, he was the son of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at each $I0 of earned or adjusted
was a World War II Army Lonnie Woodrow Jones of locations in Fairmont (822-5880) gross income over $4,000, phas- public
veteran. ' Thomasville, N.C., and Mrs. Romney (822-3551), French ing out completely at the $8,000 Publication
His wife, Mrs. Ozella Easter Bertha Foster Jones of High Creek (924-6211), Beckley (255- income mark. Eligible persons fits for
5106), McClintic Wildlife Station can qualify for Earned Income ationUals'"onC°ntainS
Pennington, preceded him in Point. (675-4380), Parkersburg (485- Credit even though they may
death. He had lived in High Point two 5521). They may also be judged have paid in no income tax it and is
Survivors include two sons, years, during the year, but the IRS contacting the
Ralph R. of Norfolk, Vs., and' Other survivors include his by Bill Goudy of the Charles-
ton office of the DNR (348- 2771)
Danny W. Pennington of Speed- wife, Carolyn Raines Jones ; one Illegal B Kill
way; one daughter, Mrs. James son. Melvin, and one daughter, or at the Elkins Operations ear
Center (636-1767). Appoint-
(Vonne) Asbury of Huntington; Nora Lorene, both at home; five
one brother, Don Pennington of brothers, Orville Gene of Mil- ments should be made with any -P en alty "
Hinton; eight grandchildren an, Ill., Wayne, Arlie and Vir- of these persons.
The Izaak Walton l.e.ague Will
and one great-grandson, gil, all of Hanceville, Ala., and present awards at its state " '
Pallbearers were Ellis Math- Howard Jones of High Point, Any person convicted of kill- yoked for
erly, Ross Matherly, Danny and one sister, Mrs. Beatrice convention this spring, ing a black bear illegally will
Hill, Sammy White, Ernest As- Starling of High Point. have his hunting license revok- human being.
Trout Stocking Information
bury, and David White. The body is at the Ronald ed for a period of two years, The illega
Meadows Funeral Parlors in The following West Virginia effective Februaryl, according bear has
streams and lakes were stocked to the Department of Natural points
Hinton.
with trout the week of Jan- Resources' Director, David C. revocation
GILL uary 28, 1979: Mill Creek (Gray- Callaghan. ense for
Services for Mrs. Brenda Kay JOHNSON son Gap) in Mineral County, West Virginia law authorizes first time
Gill, 23, of 301, Johnstown Gideon T. Johnson, 71, of North Fork of Patterson Creek the Directortorevokeorrefuse revocation
Road will be at 1 p.m. LFday Hinton died Tuesday in Pine in Grant County, North Fork of a license for just cause and with a
in the Ronald Meadows Funeral Lodge Extended Care Center in Lunice Creek in Grant County, provides for mandatory plem
Parlors in Hinton. Burial will be Beckley after a long illness. New Creek in Mineral County, revocation when convicted of an officer
in the Breen Cemetery near He was a former plant sup- New Creek Dam No. 14 in Grant negligent shooting, wounding or deadly
Hinton. erintendent in Wayne, Mich. County, Horse'Shoo Run in killing of a human being or engaged in
Mrs. Gill was dead on arrival Surviving: wife, Genevieve; Tucker County, North Fork of livestock while hunting, hunting
from natural causes at 8:55 son, Jack of West Bloomfield, the South Branch in Pendleton According to Chief Raymond
a.m. Tuesday at a local hospit- Mich; brothers, John Johnson and Grant Counties, Little Riv- V. Eye of the Law: Enforce -
al. of Walnut Creek, Calif., Harry merit Division, under a point assigned
Born in Hinton, Jan. 1, 1956, Johnson of Buck, Robert and system placed into effect Oct - fishing
she was a daughter of Virgil A. James Johnson of Hinton; Rich- . obey 1, 1977. for the orderly, upon the
Ward of Hinton and the late ard Jonhson of True; sister, uniform and impartial applicat- and opel
Ruth Ellen Ward. Mrs. Lola Groover of New Stay- ion of hunting and' fishing lic- ion proce
A Beckley resident" for six rna Beach, Fla.; four grand- ense revocation, 127 persons onel Eye .....
years, Mrs. Gill had lived most children, have-had their license revoked .i:, :' ..
of her life in Hinton and Wra Ronald Meadows Funeral The city with the highest for violation of hunting and' ,,
member of the United Pente- Home Hinton is in charge of population it Shanghai, China fishing laws. An additional 30 '
' with noarly 11 million "hunting licenses have'been re-
costal Church in Be.kiey. arrangements, inhabitanu.
""Noralee's
Notebook r
lought For Today. /me y
wimng to go beyond the d-
inary rtqutremts of womap
to give the Lord m of y0-
set?
ang Fm The mm
When either m
shaU parate thew to
vow a vow of a Na=rite, to
separate th] to the
Lord, all the days or .
aratinn he is holy to the Lord
Taking he vow of the -
arito mnt separating olf
unto Cod tar a specials period of
time. from a mth to a l[[e
ti. Amg the [fie time Naz-
arit Samuel, Sa
and John the eapUsl I dud-
• g in: 5,x4 T saml 1:1 Like
1:15 Ding that period of
Brae. the NarRe W not to
cut h hair, touch or go nr a
dd body, or drink wine or eat
andhing that came fm the
grapewne, sh grapes and
raLins
These physical tisfaetio
were harmls in thamlv,
hm the Nazarite wingly gave
them up in order to be se
arated to the Lord. The o
who Ik the Nrtte vow w
neither a Legalist nor an ex-
tmist, but mZy a pen
who dWed to go beyond the
ordkry requirt of war-
,ship to give the Lord mo of
himlr
Te Christian, like the N*
arte should go beyond what he
thks is nry to just be a
Chrlsllan and be vnin te give
up anything Lkat stands the
way of daing or being hiS bet
2-Leader Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979
True-And Pipestem Area News
for a= Lord. and aa (Wood) aham a gal recu ot BecvJey. "
Then id J to his spentherirlhooddaysatLIck Je0,|9
diIpm, ff y will me Creek. H datter Patty t FLOYD pHIpS e DIED
seu and take up his and tam lrtha my vty dear
follow me (Matthew 16:24) frlemd d w my favorite
-- tcher my Irltmnd days It
Noetmter ftlt, ul Itot
and love the othe¢: Or else he lag, what uld be mo
. hold to the e d ae beaumte m words spa*urn by
Cod and on. (Matthew old. so I have
-- toaT
isaretiredtcherdlion waF of her ld, and
MatnStletthhhandrae tet not the bre of
8 year nl d grandson, i1 a is n.-GiverNtlh'mtoh
the daughte of U,e late hands; ar, d let he o r
me. v I Prover
y Gr o Bedey nnd a
to resident of Ick Creek ts
a paUl in U=e veteran H
pi in Beeley.
d ward w et
Cmman of Vie I Jay
wtt al tbe trae of the tve
Tn . ppromatey ntr¢-
tyx dotla w ted by
OuE'alo-'repmln* the True and Pqem Cm-
m,, pagh wm mtyandr.Warddh
revled in net wks Ill.ten teens tfld like to take this
guy t = e y. er man he tat ntbutea to m rmy
bust,* man Summ st. h h=band StavJey ward,
eea nnton N,*s was Pare Oooawm and Bebby Keaton,
en=ehl.d==ghorJna.a ud Crews, doy yo,
Jane IIeha of Mfll Ave. Nora McBlde, Beatri
sl, Thelma Jl,ln and
dan-
att med by
Bray J dwards, J and
clae.
Out of tim Pant 5O Yrs Ag
ILAR PLANE FLEW OVER
ciTY TODAW A laZe alrplane
nyng terable height pass-
ms aout lore o'dk add w
o a, ting up New mv, but aft
h M h of oJm e
:2'a,'.e .re .... ,.,
Two Birthdays at
Robertson Party
berly Da and Niekalo
Ktmberly Dan and Nick- opened and displayed ny
alas Robertson were honored fu] and lovely gifts.
with a joint bi/hdy party, Attendngwe; Brian Reece+
Saturday January 2O David Mdor, lrl Willey,
StaveD Erastus P.aln of lad- Kimberly Dawn will be 4 laln Reece, Reg Modor,
lad Mills was hnred with = years old January 3O and Nick- Kathy Willev. Kathe Willav,
family birthday ply In 1 alo was 3 Janual T D They Sally and Kyle Hayslette. M
bratian Of his fifth birthday atlmchi]drenofMr andM Jo Marm Roberton, Mr. and
January to, 197. HI= phot- Dennis Robei'tson of 4O6 Cedar Mrs Dennis Rohertson and the
graph was taken while he w=s Avenue in Bellepoint hono
having Inn medeBng hI= grand. The Muppets and Sesame Sending gift we: Hther
father's hat. 'le barterer, s stt was the motif ed for Basham end Mr and Mrs. Jay
mother, baked ned deeeted theparty Mainattrectionoftha )bertso of D.K of Athens,
the birthday cake and ha party was a Oscar the Grouch Ohio,
theparty. After Steven opened eakemadebyMissDoLflly GrandpantsareM.Mamie
and displayed hla gifts refrh- at Beltepoint Buckland and the late WM
mentswerervcdhi=grand. Vam were played and "Red" Buckland and Mrs Jo
'mother, Mrs. Emma L=eu, prizes awarded to Brian Keece Marie Roberteon and the late
esln Mly L=s, paints andLodWiley. Tnedaor prize dohn N. Itoberts all of Hln-
aam and Dnrety eml and aa clatrn by Lor Wmey. to,
Steven m.. . A er p dying o m re-
Levy Passes
e Summ coty pet. vath l,SS tg for,
r=t- pent dttrg tt pmet reported Ivh a to0
special election held Teday. pet vote, aml Lhe ly pas-
ct at was tn ewy vot prectncl, bury, and David Vacate '
VA NEWS
Q.- I am rated 3O per nt from the military series The GILL
mbl I a sve n- only enuuemt i have to torr¢.rs BKay
teddbmty lundetand haolbefltslsunderChapter Gtl, 23, cl Ol½ Johmtown
tlt i can now ra* advt.. 3e since I enlisted on Jan 9, InthePwldMdowFumxal
al money for my dependents al'tancs nce entitled to tutorial Parloinmnt BUrtalwbe
How can I get these additinl A- V,rans attending sch in the Bn Cemetery
benerit sard?
Rcaeet aae loUe) s,y - The parentage of dZb- der Chapter 3 are not - Rten.
tried to tutorial aistan, Mrs, Gill w dead on arrived
"of Hopewell will eeleterate his ilJty for entitlement to de. q-I am totoUy dabled, xy rm mral at e:s
tthblrthdayFelnaryI,l. 30pereentbyPLU-479 Ifyoudeneybenefitswreduced to NELl is waiver of prem. _al:m. Tuedayat aloealhoSpit-
bb • Jun d
the HOpewell High School, and have nc aldy filed a claim term plan• Can I = Bo in Htt, J. 1,16,
I a very ¢lent yng a. The for this benefit on the apptle- evert to a permant plan? she w a dattghter of VIrlt A.
...................................... insAraY Yt ..... ;e Yp ...............
(McBride) Bailey el Hopewell, fully eligible benefieiarearly manet #am expt the an- Ruth Igll Ward.
Va, Grandso[Mr. andMr, inDecer, you should obtain downmentphan pion ABeyident'far sly
Levi McBride =4 True. Rabble VA Fm 2186C, complete it
ha= two brOthe William Levi bruit it to yn VA eff. the permant plan to which of her 1field HInton and win* aye' " GIU had *dyed t
ver ted will only be waived
¢BlllyL Dnny and a yog io office.
andlSU mber ol the VteO Pent
sler Ju]im Lyn, Q..laseenllvdieharged. lone as y ain totally talChm'dllnBeeJdey.
dibled.
YESTERDAy)
age eS who lived the Mot- i
an =bore the road
¢ed la= nt army a l0 day i
mmm. ms dm wu tmd by
harddvg o* the strum, i
mr. Ptapp w a/n. He
*s sutured by e dater. ;
Mrs, *ard
held to.
Je m. t,z*
mmNZZ pLATl IS
Pt.ACD ON BR- A bran- '
avhend bridge m week. The
,er'e wrae iS at me top
h the foUovag rpUam, '
"Av Ov-ad ing. I
Btmt JonUy by the Chpeake
.of P, mton. The large plate is ,
mscrJbed wRh the me of the [
Lut Brings Company c-
tracto date of trti
ane the = of
city Attoy ext0neers
each nl the end,man.
Recipe fm the t0t of N,ncyCal
Sa MeBde- MX . box
aprtt jeUow ,th 2 cups boll.
lag water, then cup d
....... ....... Named Valentine Girl
oo. n vlmhe ptnpple
w dra- and large ban-
a sliced, 2 cup miniat Navy Ct has beea qSley ride at Hi]ldaie with
mahmollowsdnutffdes- VaitiGtrlbyBetaGaa their 9 month ofd daughter
rea Let nell
• • " t Chapt of Beta sgma Phi Natalie. Nancy is employed at
I top th opping Navy has been active in the Nattai Bank of Sme.
o ow e ce She is a member of the Mt
butter MLekov ' edgeo eyr r
Nancy will be crowned qun
pkg. cm choe, I ve[ope and Rrding Secretory She at the 1 Valentine dance.
dream whip w,ap born toge
and fold 'in led padding now = °n the Pr°gr atsn ..... 1 ......... urda .......
9 p,m.. I a m at the VFW
mixt Spread ov top of NayismarriedtoEdCaJ MiewiUbepvidedby Rain-
nJeut ?h; dse ..... H ....... gh ...................
Open I-Ioie
- -Land Lease On .o- in henor n, Mr
and M GA, Furrow 1412
u.r] Grnbrier Dave on their 0th
Procedures Anno eed ..................
p.m February 1 lth at the Belle
poiont Chweh.
Jumping Branch
Mr and M Jimmte Pin.h- Party w M
mond and dughtor Karen of
n the home Of hs #nts Mr six gteot
and Mrs Noah Picmd. n-
route home they visited her
parent Mr. and Mrs. National
Yg of Shady Sp.
r Noah ehm&d ved
• -in-w Lee Hutch 64 of
South Chartt who died of a
hrt attack Ftmeral and bur of Febry.
al rts w oonduetea in M Opal
Charlton Tuy Feb 6. Mr.
Hutchin w a form $-
me Coty ident
M. Margarlte (Kya)
AbshLe of Orange Park Fla.,
DB Abshi and a brother and
eistor-in-law Mr and Mn Tom-
my At a cughte
A lady living in Bellepoint
pored sing tm hJ
last Tbday the ground M Ine
near her blrd feeder, she id, them m t
..................................... Rorts
................ ................. DNR
grain land controlled by the County). Jim Craft. Wildlife • • .
Wildlife P,eoe DiVision Manger, Rt i, BOX 42, Pet-
mint apply prior to March z, etown, WV 2463, Phone 753.
1979, f the 1979 growing s- 9416; and Co--talk and Me- The Department of Natal er (East Fork in Podntcs County and G
n, accosting to Dick EMN, ClintiePublieHuntingandFlsh- o andthestatodivision Coty, FmtForkoftheG-
Game Management Supeisor ingAreas(MasonCoty),y ofthelmakWaltonLeaewill brier River i
Knolls, Assistant District Wild spear a big bk ntt
of the Department of Natal through Febry 28, acrdng
Iu. life Biologist, Pi 1, BOX 12,
participating ar and per- Point Pleasant, wv 25550. , to Dan E Canm, wildlife
so to contact a as fol]o: 674
Any ht who ls a daer
Area Obituaries.- ten ..................... pe,a, a ,tor'o.,o
beams or eight to ten- inch
bt ve a w nntn
PENING'mN Oter s ,tnde h y r g
Servic for Mr. Ralgh W. hhand, Lloyd Dale Gill; one To enter the ntet, hte
prangten, , we held at 2 n, Chrstogh, at home;
p.m, Wednday in the B- th sist, Mrs Do Miles mt have tt judged by
Woful Chapel d Memortd and/'s. DixePatmoIPen one of the [olIowhag perna no
Funsal Directory in Printed Springs; one atepbrothor, Rich- later than February 28: C.E.
with the Roy Ol wlni ardWebstofPhillppi;andthe Lyo.BltoneM,FAn-
officiating. BurialwUlbeinthe matted grandmoth, Mrs ton (4&I4S4); W.K. Igo, DNR
wudlfe Supt., Ranger stau.
BowlCemeterylnspeedway, leieWardofCuyaga, Ohin Wte Sutph sprigs 153
Mr, penningtwaspro- 214); George Lanham,
cad dead on an [val at a Prlae JONES
ton hpltal Smday of an ap Mr Melvin Arnold Jon, 37, Furlong Avenue, st. Mha
t h t. of lligh Point. N.C. ded at I (77); Don Good, Route
Born in Frtnton, Mard 21, pm Sunday in a Chapel Hill, 219-Btz Commlty, Tucker
Catty (47Z023); by game
1912 was a n ]a NC, hpi[ after a long ill- biologls¢ at DNR wildlife din.
Char[ and Stman Snlder n- ns
nington , Born in Boisvain, Va, Jan talon district offi betwn
A f, Mr. pningon , 2, he wa the n o : a.m. d 4:0 p.m. at
]atinm t Fatrmont (.meo)
we t a World War II Army iodine Woodrow Jon of Romney (82Z-551L Frepch
v eran Tbemasville. N.C, and M,
ms e, MI. Ona Flt Bertha rter Jon of Hgh Ck (ll), neel0ey (2.
Sl0L MeClInUe wume Station
pington, prect him in Point (675) ' Parkebg (45-
dth He had lived in High Pinnl two 5521 ) Thoy may al be juged
SIvom include t . yea
Ralph R, of Norfolk, Va,, d Other survivo include his by Bill Gondy of the Charl
t ofn of the DNR - zm)
DannyW penMngt of Speed- wlfe, CalynRainJon;one or at the ElM= Operatio
way;onedaught,Mrs, dam son, Melvin, and one daughter, Cent (1767). AppOint-
(Von)AsburyofHttnstou; NoraLorene, bothathame:five mtsshotddhomadewithany
o broth€, Don Penmngt of bthe, t)itle Gene of Mi]-
Ht; eht an an, Ill. Wayne, Artie and Vir- of th pem
The Iak WaRon Leag will
and one gtlrandson. • gil. all of Haneeville, Ala, and
pallbeareraweEIIlsMath- Howard Jones of High point, prnt awds at its state
ly, Rods Mathexly, DF and one sster, M. Btrice convention this spring
Hm, Sammy White, Er.l As- Starhng or mgh point
May Be
Wking parents who rned
n ,0m last yr may
agam be eligible for payments
of up to fm the gn
eent, the Inteal Revenue
Service said today.
TO qualify for the Eaed ]u
Income Credit, i mt
have had an adl=tod gr
mme or earned tnme of 1
than $8, in 1978 and mt
have maintained a Mhcld
'tar the ti yr {or t
child who was under 19. a full-
time student a disabled
endent
F eligible the credit
m credit of *,aid The ert
is reduced by e doll for
each $1o of ed or adjured
iome over N,O0, p
ing t mp]etely at the .o0
in.me rk. Eligible pe I
can qualify for Earned lme
ev ma
haCve tpaid mt,ogatemYe ta y
ding the yr, but the IRS
Illegal Bear Kill
-Penalty Raised
Any person vete ol km-
ing a black bear .legally {ll
m
TroutStktnglnformatlm ed for a period of two y,
The body is at the Renard The tallowing Wt VG'ginia efftivefebry 1, according bear has
Meadows Feral Parlo in standlakestocked to the Department of Natal
Hint with tul the week of Jan- Imoc' Dieter, David C
uary 28 t979: Mlll Cr (Gray. Call
JOHNSON n Ga'pl in Minal County watvi .,£nan . I tho
' rg n a aw au rt fit
N thF k fptcreek th D" to
............. i .................. a ie= ;2 ut ...... z r;atiTre
Hmton died Tuday n Pine
Lodge Extevded Ca Center in Li Creek in Grit Catty des eame a wl a .t
, pv for natory pl t
BVJeyafteralgUlm, U Creekl Mtn alCcty t ementnt
ew n ' rev ion when evicted of an afBcer
NewCreekDamNo. 14inGrant ne en h
He w a [ plant" aup" County, ilo 'Shoe Run In k g¢ a ng, wot,ng or deadly v
erintendent tn Way, MLch.
SuWg: wfe, Cevleve; k Cm=ty North Fork d I g of a han betas eaged ,n
• Ivtk while hunting h tag an,
th So m B h t dleton A • un i
n, Jack af Wt Blmfleld, e u ra n €coring to Chief Raymoml gulat or
Mieh; brothe, John Johas and Grant Cotmti, Ittle Piv- v Eye of the Law Enforce- "From th
of Walnut Creek. Calif,, Harry meat Divmion, under a point aigned fo
Johnson of Bk, Robertand =' aytemplacedlntoeffect0ct- fishing vt,
damJotmsonofmnto;meh. rPJ oer i, 19"/7 f the orderly, uponthe
ard Jon ot Ttale; sister, ifoandJmpartlalapplit. and apert
M LelaGvofNSmy- i of hting and fJshlng lic- ip,'ocedU
chudren, have had mew Un oked
=Id Mds ffi Th. eltv with the hleht f "*qoafl of hunting and "
Home,,ang Hintots. is in charge of w ..= P,i°t h ll°n k $hangha111 mllllonChin' lisklng laws, An a dditinal 30
aa en . nhabit fly htlng ll trove'been