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3at12:4}" Rena's
00uests ofqlll L
hday tshleT --w :: • . =l..
r
o
dlt Club you sew,,,
eY were:'tq, Mrs. GuI "
-Y,Y Wheeler,Mrs., '. °r" i • • 00shall you R
by ll$$t00mll0000 ,.'; .,- ;-.
"_ ' . : . " ' '4,-t .l,-l-,
irene Bollins
i .
NO. Z name to a .pattern from what 80 by 95 incles; King--100 by 95 quilts "Grandmother's Flower
lesson, we gave you may have known it, but inches. This will give you a Garden", "Honeycomb" etc.
pattern ' and: never, nver argue: about a , general idea of how much mat-. There are all shapes and sizes of
a quilt from quilt pattern name, for since erial you will need for the top. patterns to use in making piece-
•any things you being handed down for gen-' Also you will need backing work quilts• We will try to add
your tern- erations, ladies have called material of slightly larger than ,an applique pattern, now and
We would' ' them by different names, dep- the top, you will need the then, to give variety. Most of the
up yo,r patt-end!rig on the pert of the' bbtting for the middle (cotton, patterns I have for hand or
but to country in which they lived. In I dacron batting, thermal or liquid embroidery are commer-
|or tiuue my collection I lmve one' pat- sheet blankets). You can use cial patterns, and as such,
that, this way l tern by fifteen different names, bias tape to finish the edges of cannot he used without the orig-
I1 rn wi!l..he and the quilt pattern called your quilt after it has been inal publisher% permission.
use cardboard i. "ROb Peter To. Pay Paul" I quilted of one-half inch bias• The type of material that you
some found in ii have ten different patterns for. taPe or fold the backing up to may want to use is entirely up to
kfast bacon), l '. The same applies to the quilt the front of your quilt, turn the you, but DO NOT mix perma.
,mcks to cut: paltern called ,'Joseph's (:oat", edges under and stitch down. press with denim etc. Use the
using straight and there are prohnl)ly more We will discuss tied and same type Of material through-
colored heads, patterns for e, ch. l do suppose; tacked quilts later and perhaps out your quilt top.
t through the,
al in several I It sounds unheliew,ble when I something about quilting . Happy Quilting
say I have over T.(N) quilt frames for hand quilting;you "Aunt rRena
scissors cut: imtterns ' but l read of , lady don't use frames with sewing
or template[ whehas20.0oo.soy.sec. Istill machine quilting. Also we hope
t slip. lay this have n long way to go to collect to have an article on Quilt As
and using a all of them. l'erh,l m hater you You Go. When I have pract-
for light color can m,nd in your favorite pat- iced more, and can do it, we will
s chalk for. tern. and we will try to print it. try to explain the intricate, but
|M around your Please copy as carefully as most beautiful "Cathedral Win-
have drawn . possible on typing paper and dow" quilt. Today we will add a
allow one- give the amount of material if triangle to the square from
all around for you have it. Lesson N I, and give sketches
and cut the The standard klm fr quilt for putting this type of block
together. : ,,re: Crib- $6 by 48 in- together. Next, we will give the
terladles !, ; Twin--60 by gO inches; oblong pattern and on to oct-
a different: Double--75byg0inehes; Queen- agons such as are used in the
4" bZ00k
Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979 Leader-3
Consumer News
3" blook
I i II
2" blook
]II I III Nil
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..The Hinton News is happy to
welcome "Aunt Rena" to the ....
"ford-as it were. We hope
• you'll let her know what you like
and dislike, in your handwork,
and give her ideas and hints for
future columns, r
• .To write Aunt Rena, address
your letter to Irene Boiling,
Pluto Route, Box 6, Hinton, W.
Va. 25951.
One triangle
TWo inoh t
inoh tpianglo
SHOO FLY " " HOUR GLASS"
--..... ............ .),
J muglass Reports
insect ! begins feeding. West Virginia
tt 1 in ,.-- will sham the cost of the con-
counties trol program with the U.S.
West Vir- Department of Agriculture
Agrie- (USDA) and the state of Vir-
Gin R. ginia. (The pest has also been
II If
PRAIRIE ROAD TO
QUE" CALIFORNIA"
States, especially the South and.
the West, will be possible only,
after the products have been
examined or treated and a per-
mit issued.
I'. .
"SPOOL" "IPLE L ,,F
(USE ONE "rNCH kl'ID
STRIP FOR ST
APPLI@UE IT ON
BLOCK}
Summers County Hospital
January 30, 1979
Admitted: Kathleen Wilson,
Opal Lucas, Nancy GWinn,
Howard Thomas, Dana Rich-
West Virginians love fest-
ivals--they pay homage to mol-
asses, black walnuts, fall fol-
iage, potatoes, and their own
mountain heritage. And these
are only a few of the some 450
fairs and festivals held each
year. • .....
The state's most dazzling win-
ter fete is the Alpine Festival
held at Canaan Valley and
Blackwater Falls state parks in
Tucker County. Dates for 1979's
festival are March 1-4.
Begun as a small event by the
Washington, D.C., ski club sev-
eral years, ago, the festival was
incorporated in 1968 by the
Alpine Festival Association
which is composed of business-
es and interested people in
Tucker County. The Association
has carefully developed the
festival into the major affair it
is today. Each year several
thousands of West Virginians
and visitors from surrounding
states come to take part in the
ski races, gala festivities, and
arts and crafts•
"All our events are family
oriented," said Cathy Berry,
assistant secretary of the Al-
pine Festival. "We encourage
families to come to the fest-
ival, and many families come
back year after year."
Held in one of the most
beautiful parts of the state, the
Alpine Festival attracts people
from diverse backgrounds--not
just ardent skiers. There is
something for everyone--skier,
racer, and nonskier.
The activity-packed program:
begins with a ski film on Thurs-
day, March I, at 7:30 p.m. at
Blackwater Falls lodge.
One of the highlights of the
festival is the crowning of the
queen, a local teenager from
Tucker County high school. Con-
testants are being chosen now
by the student body and final
judging by an impartial panel
will he done during the fest-
ival.
As in most West Virginia
festivals, arts and crafts
abound. Craftsmen will he set
up in the main lobby of Can-
aan Valley lodge and visitors
may browse, buy, or learn a-
skill at their leisure during the
hours of I0 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday and from
I0 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Sun-
day.
A German Fest dance on
Friday night, and an Alpine
Disco on Saturday will give
visitors a chance to mingle.
But skiing is the thread that
runs true throughout the whole
festival and from which all
other activities radiate. At the
Canaan Valley ski area, visitors.
can enjoy this sport at its very
best. Riding a lift up the slope
allows one a breathtaking pan-
oramic view of the magnifi-
cent hills rising protectively
around the peaceful valley. Up
mond, Basil Adkins, all of Hin-
ton; Hannah Bradley, Green-
ville; Kimberly Dunbar, Sar-
ton, W. Va.; Debbie Durrett,:
Alderson; Joe Martin, Lock-
bridge; Duria MacKenzie, Ter-
esa Cooper, both of Nimitz;
Shirley Goedard, Springdale;
To Be Held
\\;
and over the treetops go-the
gently swinging chairs until the
rustic Alpine restaurant at the
base becomes smaller and
smaller and finally disappears
behind the trees.
Then the fun heginsl Down
the slope..around the curves...
wind against your cheeks...
trees zipping past...freedom...
exhilaration... !
Guests who want to partic-
ipate in ski competition can sign
up for the Timberline Cup;
Alpine Slalom; ski patrol cam-,
petition; obstacle race for cost-
umed couples; and cross-
country races. There also is a
Lolli Pop race for the eight and
under set...one of the most
popular events of the festiva!
Kids in brightly colored ski togs
skim fearlessly over the pow-
der, often putting to shame
older skiers along the course!
• Coveted trophy of the festival
is the Governor's Cup which is
awarded the skier who has the
best combined time of the Tim-
, herline Cup and Alpine Slalom
races. -
In addition to the luxurious
lodges t Canaan and Black.
,water Falls, guests can make .
reservations at one of the sev-
feral motels in the Davis- Thorn.
as area. These include: the
Highlander Motel, Best' West-
ern Alpine Lodge, Mountain
Aire Lodge, Montwoed Motor'
Inn, Pendletonheim, and Mirror
Lake Resort.
Room reservations can he
.made by contacting the motels
directly or by calling the Alp-
ine Festival's information office
for a list of lodging vacancies.
The office number is 259-5315.
Both lodges have lovely rest-
aurnts and all the motels have
either restaurants attached or
are located near restaurants.
Skiers who want to partici:
pate in the ski races may
register prior to the festival or
they may register upon arrival;
however, pre- registration is
advised for the Timberline Cup
and the Alpine Slalom races.
You may pre-register by calling
the festival's information office
or by writing Alpine Festival,
Box 565, Davis, WV 26260.
Room rates in the area range
from $14 to $24, based on double
occupancy. Meals at all rest.
aurants are reasonably priced.
The entry fee for each ski race
is $5. Cost of the German Feat is'
$3.50 per person (463-4402 for
reservations) and the Alpine
Disco (259-5315 for reservat-
ions) is $3 single and $3 per
couple.
Why not plan now to attend
West Virginia's mOst exelting
winter festival? Come and bring'
the family! Even if you're not a
skier you'll find plenty to do and
you'll enjoy exciting, fast- mov-
ing races where the judge is the
clock.
found in some Virginia counties
to enor- that border West Virginia). James Gill, Meadow Bridge;
e oe -' Melissa Raines, Indian Mills.
of their l)Igram's. ¢ot will he about: l."|,r " Dismis,ed: Cecil Petrey, i
"[ i Cora Lively, Mona Evelyn
,:0,000. ' .
will • Douglass stated that the pre.i Meadows, Brenda Trent, Rosie
forest ::mce of the pest will probably. /, Steers, Zachary Meador, Billy
I--tO a. the USDA to place W.t: ' Marshall, all of Hinton; Mar.
' Vlrglaund- Fhe-al qtmran-i shall Plumley, Alderson;
=t, ff.i !,.d, tlte. i Robert Terry, Lindside; Bonnie
$atb Wlllbe plad"list :, Knight, P'eterstown; Vera Mize,
Will maki regulated areas ; and tim:move- The word "cheerful" is said Green Sulphur; Betty Adkins,
in early meat of forest products to tin- to come from the Latin cara,. Ladonna Meadows, both of
insect first regulated areas of the United meaning "face." Sandstone; and Brenda Edds,
. :, White Oak.
West Virginia University
, $orviil , • "
.UlII. ilillglJllll .¥
WVU GARDEN
CALENDARS- We now have
our supply of the 1979 WVU
garden calendars. Anyone
interested in obtaining a free
copy may stop by the Exten-
sion Office, call us at 466- 3711,
or direct mail to P.O. Drawer'
368, Hinton, WV 25951.
The information in this pub-
lication changes each year. In
addition to the planting guide
and vegetable varieties, it con-
tains a section on landscaping,
lawn care, house plant care,
planting and pruning trees and
shrubs, insect and disease con-
trol, home orchards, berries,
canning and freezing. I believe
you will find, this publication
helpful if you are interested in
gardening.
..ENERGY CREDIT-- You
may be eligible to claim credit
for energy-saving property in-
stalled in your home during the
period from April 19, 1977 to
January 1, 1979. Calendar- year
income tax fliers should obtain
a copy of IRS Form 5695 to
determine if eligible and to file
for energy credit due you.
STRAWBERRY PLANT
ORDERS-We will he handling
the strawberry plant order pro-
gram this year. Varieties avail-
able include: Surecrop, Cat-
skill, Midway, Sparkle, Sunrise,
Redcoat, Pocahontas,
Tennessee Beauty, Guardian,
Redchief, Vesper, Darrow, Del-
tic, Earliglow, and Our own.
The deadline for placing orders•
is March 10. Please order early
to insure delivery of the var-
iety you want.
chicken soup). Fry only the big
end using the method preferred
for regular fried chicken. Cov-
er the fried chicken wings with
barbecue sauce and serve with
plenty of napkins. Sweet-sour
sauce is also a good accomp-
animent.
Dapron further reports that
three fresh items come to the
supermarkets this month.., as-
paragus, rhubarb and straw-
berries. Because of recent har-
vests, price decreases should
accompany an abundance of
these crops in the stores.
Fresh vegetables are in short
supply due to deadly January
freezes and those vegetables
that have found their way to
market are high in price. But,
as always, Dapron is looking to
the positive side. He suggests,
as an alternative to fresh veg-
etables, a three-bean salad that
is satsifying, tasty, nutritious
and low in cost. For this sim-
ple substitute dish, combine a
one-pound can of cut green
beans, yellow wax beans and
kidney beans. Add one med-
ium onion sliced thin and thor-
oughly mix one-third cup each
of vegetable oil, vinegar and
sugar. Stir the dressing into the
beans, salt and pepper to taste
and serve slightly chilled.
"And since it's february, how
about splurging a little for Val-
entine's Day?" Elmer Dapron
asks. "With a little extra in your
food budget, you can choose a
more expensive cut of beef or
serve a special, extravagant
dessert. Or quite within' the
budget, how about a refreshing
compote of those plentiful ban-'
anas and strawberries?"
, .... Fire Call-
The Hinton Fire Department
was called to the Chessie Sys-
tem Railroad Communications
building at Maple St. and Third
Ave. at 7:02 am Wednesday
morning. According to fire de-
partment officials a heat tape
set fire to saw dust used for
insulation.
Firemen quickly extinguished
the fire and damage was report-
ed light.
Senior Citizens Ask ?
Questions for this column may be mailed t(
Box 776, Hinton, WV or call called in to 466-4019.
Q. Is the Hinton Senior Center moving to the.
old YMCA building_?
A. This has not been decided yet.the situation
right now is that the summers County Council o
Aging Inc., which is the governing body of the :
Senior Programs, has appointed a committee o
five people to investigate the health and fire
xegulations.and the cost of renovations that
would be necessary to meet these regulations at
the "Y". They will report back their findings a
the next council meeting on February 16 at 10:
AM at the Hinton Center. This meeting is open to
the public.
.. Q. Will Medicare or Medicard pay for a second
opinion about the need for surgery?
A. Medicare will pay for a second opinion at
the same rate it pays for other office visits,
diagnostic tests, lab procedures and
hospitalization, if needed. ..
The state medicaid program administered by
the Department of Welfare also will pay for
' second opinions. Check with _your local Welfare
Office for details and the proper procedure to
follow for obtaining a second opinion.
..If surgery is advised for you and you decide to
seek a secohd opinion, there are several ways
you can find a specialist.
1. Ask your doctor to refer you to another
doctor who is a snecialist.
2. You can locate a specialist near you b,
eal)lng the toll-free b number: 1-9-325-6400, a
referral number sponsored by the US Depart.
ment of Health, Education and Welfare.
If you are covered by Medicare, contact your
local social security office.
If you are eligible for Medicaid, or think that
you might be eligible, contact your local welfare
office. The Department of Welfare does not have
a list of physicians who wll rmder Second
opinions, but a list is available from Blue Cross
Hospital Service (Telepbone number L 348-7396)
Collect calls are accepted. Eligible Medicaid I
recipients shodfd present their medical cards for
billin$ purposes. They physician must indicate
on the billiog.thatjs is.a. second opinion. _ . .
..o _
. According to the F.B.I, the most probable night for a
burglary is Saturday night.
zens Cente , --
3at12:4}" Rena's
00uests ofqlll L
hday tshleT --w :: • . =l..
r
o
dlt Club you sew,,,
eY were:'tq, Mrs. GuI "
-Y,Y Wheeler,Mrs., '. °r" i • • 00shall you R
by ll$$t00mll0000 ,.'; .,- ;-.
"_ ' . : . " ' '4,-t .l,-l-,
irene Bollins
i .
NO. Z name to a .pattern from what 80 by 95 incles; King--100 by 95 quilts "Grandmother's Flower
lesson, we gave you may have known it, but inches. This will give you a Garden", "Honeycomb" etc.
pattern ' and: never, nver argue: about a , general idea of how much mat-. There are all shapes and sizes of
a quilt from quilt pattern name, for since erial you will need for the top. patterns to use in making piece-
•any things you being handed down for gen-' Also you will need backing work quilts• We will try to add
your tern- erations, ladies have called material of slightly larger than ,an applique pattern, now and
We would' ' them by different names, dep- the top, you will need the then, to give variety. Most of the
up yo,r patt-end!rig on the pert of the' bbtting for the middle (cotton, patterns I have for hand or
but to country in which they lived. In I dacron batting, thermal or liquid embroidery are commer-
|or tiuue my collection I lmve one' pat- sheet blankets). You can use cial patterns, and as such,
that, this way l tern by fifteen different names, bias tape to finish the edges of cannot he used without the orig-
I1 rn wi!l..he and the quilt pattern called your quilt after it has been inal publisher% permission.
use cardboard i. "ROb Peter To. Pay Paul" I quilted of one-half inch bias• The type of material that you
some found in ii have ten different patterns for. taPe or fold the backing up to may want to use is entirely up to
kfast bacon), l '. The same applies to the quilt the front of your quilt, turn the you, but DO NOT mix perma.
,mcks to cut: paltern called ,'Joseph's (:oat", edges under and stitch down. press with denim etc. Use the
using straight and there are prohnl)ly more We will discuss tied and same type Of material through-
colored heads, patterns for e, ch. l do suppose; tacked quilts later and perhaps out your quilt top.
t through the,
al in several I It sounds unheliew,ble when I something about quilting . Happy Quilting
say I have over T.(N) quilt frames for hand quilting;you "Aunt rRena
scissors cut: imtterns ' but l read of , lady don't use frames with sewing
or template[ whehas20.0oo.soy.sec. Istill machine quilting. Also we hope
t slip. lay this have n long way to go to collect to have an article on Quilt As
and using a all of them. l'erh,l m hater you You Go. When I have pract-
for light color can m,nd in your favorite pat- iced more, and can do it, we will
s chalk for. tern. and we will try to print it. try to explain the intricate, but
|M around your Please copy as carefully as most beautiful "Cathedral Win-
have drawn . possible on typing paper and dow" quilt. Today we will add a
allow one- give the amount of material if triangle to the square from
all around for you have it. Lesson N I, and give sketches
and cut the The standard klm fr quilt for putting this type of block
together. : ,,re: Crib- $6 by 48 in- together. Next, we will give the
terladles !, ; Twin--60 by gO inches; oblong pattern and on to oct-
a different: Double--75byg0inehes; Queen- agons such as are used in the
4" bZ00k
Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979 Leader-3
Consumer News
3" blook
I i II
2" blook
]II I III Nil
>
ALLON ONE'FOUR
( I/4" )
I
INCH SEA00
\\;
..The Hinton News is happy to
welcome "Aunt Rena" to the ....
"ford-as it were. We hope
• you'll let her know what you like
and dislike, in your handwork,
and give her ideas and hints for
future columns, r
• .To write Aunt Rena, address
your letter to Irene Boiling,
Pluto Route, Box 6, Hinton, W.
Va. 25951.
One triangle
TWo inoh t
inoh tpianglo
SHOO FLY " " HOUR GLASS"
--..... ............ .),
J muglass Reports
insect ! begins feeding. West Virginia
tt 1 in ,.-- will sham the cost of the con-
counties trol program with the U.S.
West Vir- Department of Agriculture
Agrie- (USDA) and the state of Vir-
Gin R. ginia. (The pest has also been
II If
PRAIRIE ROAD TO
QUE" CALIFORNIA"
States, especially the South and.
the West, will be possible only,
after the products have been
examined or treated and a per-
mit issued.
I'. .
"SPOOL" "IPLE L ,,F
(USE ONE "rNCH kl'ID
STRIP FOR ST
APPLI@UE IT ON
BLOCK}
Summers County Hospital
January 30, 1979
Admitted: Kathleen Wilson,
Opal Lucas, Nancy GWinn,
Howard Thomas, Dana Rich-
West Virginians love fest-
ivals--they pay homage to mol-
asses, black walnuts, fall fol-
iage, potatoes, and their own
mountain heritage. And these
are only a few of the some 450
fairs and festivals held each
year. • .....
The state's most dazzling win-
ter fete is the Alpine Festival
held at Canaan Valley and
Blackwater Falls state parks in
Tucker County. Dates for 1979's
festival are March 1-4.
Begun as a small event by the
Washington, D.C., ski club sev-
eral years, ago, the festival was
incorporated in 1968 by the
Alpine Festival Association
which is composed of business-
es and interested people in
Tucker County. The Association
has carefully developed the
festival into the major affair it
is today. Each year several
thousands of West Virginians
and visitors from surrounding
states come to take part in the
ski races, gala festivities, and
arts and crafts•
"All our events are family
oriented," said Cathy Berry,
assistant secretary of the Al-
pine Festival. "We encourage
families to come to the fest-
ival, and many families come
back year after year."
Held in one of the most
beautiful parts of the state, the
Alpine Festival attracts people
from diverse backgrounds--not
just ardent skiers. There is
something for everyone--skier,
racer, and nonskier.
The activity-packed program:
begins with a ski film on Thurs-
day, March I, at 7:30 p.m. at
Blackwater Falls lodge.
One of the highlights of the
festival is the crowning of the
queen, a local teenager from
Tucker County high school. Con-
testants are being chosen now
by the student body and final
judging by an impartial panel
will he done during the fest-
ival.
As in most West Virginia
festivals, arts and crafts
abound. Craftsmen will he set
up in the main lobby of Can-
aan Valley lodge and visitors
may browse, buy, or learn a-
skill at their leisure during the
hours of I0 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday and from
I0 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Sun-
day.
A German Fest dance on
Friday night, and an Alpine
Disco on Saturday will give
visitors a chance to mingle.
But skiing is the thread that
runs true throughout the whole
festival and from which all
other activities radiate. At the
Canaan Valley ski area, visitors.
can enjoy this sport at its very
best. Riding a lift up the slope
allows one a breathtaking pan-
oramic view of the magnifi-
cent hills rising protectively
around the peaceful valley. Up
mond, Basil Adkins, all of Hin-
ton; Hannah Bradley, Green-
ville; Kimberly Dunbar, Sar-
ton, W. Va.; Debbie Durrett,:
Alderson; Joe Martin, Lock-
bridge; Duria MacKenzie, Ter-
esa Cooper, both of Nimitz;
Shirley Goedard, Springdale;
To Be Held
\\;
and over the treetops go-the
gently swinging chairs until the
rustic Alpine restaurant at the
base becomes smaller and
smaller and finally disappears
behind the trees.
Then the fun heginsl Down
the slope..around the curves...
wind against your cheeks...
trees zipping past...freedom...
exhilaration... !
Guests who want to partic-
ipate in ski competition can sign
up for the Timberline Cup;
Alpine Slalom; ski patrol cam-,
petition; obstacle race for cost-
umed couples; and cross-
country races. There also is a
Lolli Pop race for the eight and
under set...one of the most
popular events of the festiva!
Kids in brightly colored ski togs
skim fearlessly over the pow-
der, often putting to shame
older skiers along the course!
• Coveted trophy of the festival
is the Governor's Cup which is
awarded the skier who has the
best combined time of the Tim-
, herline Cup and Alpine Slalom
races. -
In addition to the luxurious
lodges t Canaan and Black.
,water Falls, guests can make .
reservations at one of the sev-
feral motels in the Davis- Thorn.
as area. These include: the
Highlander Motel, Best' West-
ern Alpine Lodge, Mountain
Aire Lodge, Montwoed Motor'
Inn, Pendletonheim, and Mirror
Lake Resort.
Room reservations can he
.made by contacting the motels
directly or by calling the Alp-
ine Festival's information office
for a list of lodging vacancies.
The office number is 259-5315.
Both lodges have lovely rest-
aurnts and all the motels have
either restaurants attached or
are located near restaurants.
Skiers who want to partici:
pate in the ski races may
register prior to the festival or
they may register upon arrival;
however, pre- registration is
advised for the Timberline Cup
and the Alpine Slalom races.
You may pre-register by calling
the festival's information office
or by writing Alpine Festival,
Box 565, Davis, WV 26260.
Room rates in the area range
from $14 to $24, based on double
occupancy. Meals at all rest.
aurants are reasonably priced.
The entry fee for each ski race
is $5. Cost of the German Feat is'
$3.50 per person (463-4402 for
reservations) and the Alpine
Disco (259-5315 for reservat-
ions) is $3 single and $3 per
couple.
Why not plan now to attend
West Virginia's mOst exelting
winter festival? Come and bring'
the family! Even if you're not a
skier you'll find plenty to do and
you'll enjoy exciting, fast- mov-
ing races where the judge is the
clock.
found in some Virginia counties
to enor- that border West Virginia). James Gill, Meadow Bridge;
e oe -' Melissa Raines, Indian Mills.
of their l)Igram's. ¢ot will he about: l."|,r " Dismis,ed: Cecil Petrey, i
"[ i Cora Lively, Mona Evelyn
,:0,000. ' .
will • Douglass stated that the pre.i Meadows, Brenda Trent, Rosie
forest ::mce of the pest will probably. /, Steers, Zachary Meador, Billy
I--tO a. the USDA to place W.t: ' Marshall, all of Hinton; Mar.
' Vlrglaund- Fhe-al qtmran-i shall Plumley, Alderson;
=t, ff.i !,.d, tlte. i Robert Terry, Lindside; Bonnie
$atb Wlllbe plad"list :, Knight, P'eterstown; Vera Mize,
Will maki regulated areas ; and tim:move- The word "cheerful" is said Green Sulphur; Betty Adkins,
in early meat of forest products to tin- to come from the Latin cara,. Ladonna Meadows, both of
insect first regulated areas of the United meaning "face." Sandstone; and Brenda Edds,
. :, White Oak.
West Virginia University
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WVU GARDEN
CALENDARS- We now have
our supply of the 1979 WVU
garden calendars. Anyone
interested in obtaining a free
copy may stop by the Exten-
sion Office, call us at 466- 3711,
or direct mail to P.O. Drawer'
368, Hinton, WV 25951.
The information in this pub-
lication changes each year. In
addition to the planting guide
and vegetable varieties, it con-
tains a section on landscaping,
lawn care, house plant care,
planting and pruning trees and
shrubs, insect and disease con-
trol, home orchards, berries,
canning and freezing. I believe
you will find, this publication
helpful if you are interested in
gardening.
..ENERGY CREDIT-- You
may be eligible to claim credit
for energy-saving property in-
stalled in your home during the
period from April 19, 1977 to
January 1, 1979. Calendar- year
income tax fliers should obtain
a copy of IRS Form 5695 to
determine if eligible and to file
for energy credit due you.
STRAWBERRY PLANT
ORDERS-We will he handling
the strawberry plant order pro-
gram this year. Varieties avail-
able include: Surecrop, Cat-
skill, Midway, Sparkle, Sunrise,
Redcoat, Pocahontas,
Tennessee Beauty, Guardian,
Redchief, Vesper, Darrow, Del-
tic, Earliglow, and Our own.
The deadline for placing orders•
is March 10. Please order early
to insure delivery of the var-
iety you want.
chicken soup). Fry only the big
end using the method preferred
for regular fried chicken. Cov-
er the fried chicken wings with
barbecue sauce and serve with
plenty of napkins. Sweet-sour
sauce is also a good accomp-
animent.
Dapron further reports that
three fresh items come to the
supermarkets this month.., as-
paragus, rhubarb and straw-
berries. Because of recent har-
vests, price decreases should
accompany an abundance of
these crops in the stores.
Fresh vegetables are in short
supply due to deadly January
freezes and those vegetables
that have found their way to
market are high in price. But,
as always, Dapron is looking to
the positive side. He suggests,
as an alternative to fresh veg-
etables, a three-bean salad that
is satsifying, tasty, nutritious
and low in cost. For this sim-
ple substitute dish, combine a
one-pound can of cut green
beans, yellow wax beans and
kidney beans. Add one med-
ium onion sliced thin and thor-
oughly mix one-third cup each
of vegetable oil, vinegar and
sugar. Stir the dressing into the
beans, salt and pepper to taste
and serve slightly chilled.
"And since it's february, how
about splurging a little for Val-
entine's Day?" Elmer Dapron
asks. "With a little extra in your
food budget, you can choose a
more expensive cut of beef or
serve a special, extravagant
dessert. Or quite within' the
budget, how about a refreshing
compote of those plentiful ban-'
anas and strawberries?"
, .... Fire Call-
The Hinton Fire Department
was called to the Chessie Sys-
tem Railroad Communications
building at Maple St. and Third
Ave. at 7:02 am Wednesday
morning. According to fire de-
partment officials a heat tape
set fire to saw dust used for
insulation.
Firemen quickly extinguished
the fire and damage was report-
ed light.
Senior Citizens Ask ?
Questions for this column may be mailed t(
Box 776, Hinton, WV or call called in to 466-4019.
Q. Is the Hinton Senior Center moving to the.
old YMCA building_?
A. This has not been decided yet.the situation
right now is that the summers County Council o
Aging Inc., which is the governing body of the :
Senior Programs, has appointed a committee o
five people to investigate the health and fire
xegulations.and the cost of renovations that
would be necessary to meet these regulations at
the "Y". They will report back their findings a
the next council meeting on February 16 at 10:
AM at the Hinton Center. This meeting is open to
the public.
.. Q. Will Medicare or Medicard pay for a second
opinion about the need for surgery?
A. Medicare will pay for a second opinion at
the same rate it pays for other office visits,
diagnostic tests, lab procedures and
hospitalization, if needed. ..
The state medicaid program administered by
the Department of Welfare also will pay for
' second opinions. Check with _your local Welfare
Office for details and the proper procedure to
follow for obtaining a second opinion.
..If surgery is advised for you and you decide to
seek a secohd opinion, there are several ways
you can find a specialist.
1. Ask your doctor to refer you to another
doctor who is a snecialist.
2. You can locate a specialist near you b,
eal)lng the toll-free b number: 1-9-325-6400, a
referral number sponsored by the US Depart.
ment of Health, Education and Welfare.
If you are covered by Medicare, contact your
local social security office.
If you are eligible for Medicaid, or think that
you might be eligible, contact your local welfare
office. The Department of Welfare does not have
a list of physicians who wll rmder Second
opinions, but a list is available from Blue Cross
Hospital Service (Telepbone number L 348-7396)
Collect calls are accepted. Eligible Medicaid I
recipients shodfd present their medical cards for
billin$ purposes. They physician must indicate
on the billiog.thatjs is.a. second opinion. _ . .
..o _
. According to the F.B.I, the most probable night for a
burglary is Saturday night.
Rena's
Club or ....
hy Irono Boiling
metoa patto fm what 80by.inches; Ing-100 by 95
y may We knn Lt. but lJ'.el. Thin w give you a
r. never argue ¸ about a gr iaea or how muc t-
quilt patt, name, tar si ertsl y will Meal for the top
berg nded d. for g-: Also y wilt reed cking
er.ti, l.di b.ve ca.t matertalofsllghUytargman
them by dia®Rnt name. dep U?e top, y .ill need the
the pert tba' tt{ for the miUe (tton,
try {n ieh they Ived. In: dacn batting, thermal or
my co,ecU I We o pat- sheet btanketsl You can
tom by nrtoen different . bias tape to finish tba edg of
and the qUIlL W)ltom called y qml, alter it has been
"'€ob Peter Puy Paul" E quilted or one-bait inch bias
have t dlfterenl paltt, Ior tape or told the baekl.g up to
The Mine .p#ie to ,h quiLt the nt or your quit turn the
Illem e"l{ed "JP h¸ ct'', edg under and stitob down
and the ure pmhiy more We will disc tlea and
batte for each¸ I do s.ppe tacked quilts laler and per
{( =nd. u.baliv,,hl n I metht.g aut quilting
y I er ,,m ,lu'lt tram tar ha.d qut+ng you
pmte, bat I ;,+l .r a lady don't e fram with wing
who hs ,, .n y,,= ,*, I gUll machine qutlti.g Al we ho
alwuytee,)'nllt €obave anartieleonQuilt
allottm rerhalr,,tor y You Go When 1 have pract+
c.n m,r In your r,,wilc pro. Iced mo and can 0o it, we will
tern. ;rod we will try I. prim It try to explain me intricaba but
Plea py a. en.rully .s mt beauUrui "Cathodra win.
claw" quilt Today we will add a
trla.gle to the ua tm
you ve it. . Leon N , .d give sketche
rd m tar quUt for putUg this type or lk
by m- tgether Next,wtllgivethe
'm-eo by go tucbe=: oblong patter and on to t
c.*0t:Quee- ago such as a Lme in the
quilts "Grandmother's Plow
Garden" "Honeymb" etc.
There are all shapes ad ai of
patterns to u in kiag pi.
wor qums we wtq try to an
,an applique patt, now and
hen, to give variety, Mt ot the
patto I have for hand
]iquld embroidery am er-
cJa] patter=, and as such,
eaot be used without the ig-
inal publisher's per missl
'rne type of material that y
may ant to .se is entily up to
you, but t)o mOT mix pecma-
ps with denim etc U the
same type Of matera] through.
out your quilt top
Happy ttolting
mm ]en
The HI., Ne*s la kappy
*elcoe "A=m aorta" to the
"old" as tt *e, We hope
you'll tm h know what yo. like
a.d dslme, ,= y, h=.dwk,
uto eolums.
• To write Aunt Rend, addrs
yo.r ttter to n, Sollg.
R.to annie. Bo S, mm, W.
ca, SL
AE.LO ON-FOUR INOH SBAHS
( 1/ u )
trleale
t,r£le
P imt eimqlo
Thurs. Feb. 15, 1979 Leader-3
Samme County llpltal
D ugla s Rep .............
o s arts ........ " ....... o
Opal Lcas, ancy w',
Howare Thom,s, o ech-
' mond, Bas} Aekim, alt of tUn.
li fee+ Wm Virglrda State,peciallytbaSouthand ton; Harsh Bradley G-
viLle; Kimherly Dunbar Sar.
will Idm the of the . Gle Wt, will be poible only, ton, w Vs.; Dbbie Dtt,
tml wl the US aft me prodts have been
of AIt t'nu ........... ................. Lock.
brldga; Dur a MacKenzie Tar.
(USDA) =4 the =tats o m .u
R. a. (The t has also been Cooper, both of NlmlL
an IotmdtnevinllnlaU Shirley Goedard. Sprtngdale;
....... Virgild.). --so -- - ................ dge
W, st Virgia's sba e the , ]. , c : Melis Rain, Indian Mills
,tm , -
Mdows, Bnda Trent, Rosie
aee e tba pt wol ptebably -,, : .'\\;
MarshaLL all oi mnton; Ma
L ...... ........
ttne. u.bea , Robr Terry, Ltn{de n,'e
Ittm t' Knight. Petites; Va Mize
tlatlm. tfltm Th* ra "ndul" i, ,aid Gr SLphe; Betty Adkim:
flltfql fe'es[ IjW'¢Tt to - I' from the Latl ..... Ladvnna Mead.., boLh O|
regulated m of the umced .an,n f.. Sandstone; and eda Eee,
White Oak
Consumer News
"Fm asparagus to chicken, stories, bana may exce 2O peLm be quite onomi[, and, with
bananas to strswbeim, you'U In me th fruit epartmm this year, Dspro, reports many rp avaUable,
find plenty of exllent buys at Dappectallymend "With feed grsln supplt chicken wings can also be a
sonab]e pd this Feb- Lbe Csvdish, a ba aboundant, chick predation deliciom dishy Dapron ya.
ary," ys EIm Dapron, varietythatbastakof shou]dbeaptenpertd- "Attoday'spr,Ifigutba
.................. pp .......................... raa ....................... e
expert and origltorm, producti beca of Lts dis- m enema n me chicken wings k them
mentatoroi "EIm Dapren's mtant a2alitl+ Its comoatopofsordyrLn rthaboutadinlespoundlem
e GeryList'hoard¢hwk. growing popularity m= that l7,"explaiDapn. "Chick+ than whatever whole chtck
dayrMutua]Bdcasting perpltagtloftba enprlshouldholdsteadyhs asellingfnr"
mth, but may gradlly edge Dapn's favorite way of
upwarda bea of incensed ing wings is as follows: cut
Alpine Festival ...................................
sums+" flat joint +Save the middle d
"Hr. chtckenwtngscan end peint for stewing and
chicken soup) Fry only the big
To Be Held
'me
wt Vlrglniam Love ft and over the ttops go ba
vala--they pay hamage to sol- gUy swinging chai until the
as. blac +alnuba ran fol. tlc Alpine rtaurant at me
rage. potato, and their own tm beeom smaller arts
mo,ntai, h.rtage And these atler and finally dmppea
a only a few ot the some 40 behind the tr
+S ..d ftivals held c ae. te t tl Down
yr the ope..ad the n...
" SHOO FLY " " HOUR OLA3S" estato'smostdaz=tingwtn+ wi against y eheelm...
tar rote ia the Alpine V'Uval tr zipping past., freeom ..
held at Canaan valley and exhtlaratton..
Blaekwater FaUsatateparkstn Gts who wat to rtle.
Tucker County Dates for X's ipatetn sk mpemion can sign
fUval are March 14 up for the Timberline Cap;
Washmgto,. D C. akl club v. petmonl obstacle ra tar t.'
eralyrs, ago, therttvatwas used cpl: and c.
mcorporatod in iee hy the cmry rac e also ta a
Alpine Festival A=ociaUon LolliPopracetortheeightand
which is composed of btn- under t ..e at the mt
and i,terted people in popular events or Ihe ftival
eker County The Association Kids in br=ghtty lored ski toza
has cafully developed the skim rrlly ow the pow-
rtival into the major affair t tier, oft putting to shame
"FRAIRIE ROAD 0 is today¸ much year verat oLder akie along the ct
U FJI)' CALIFORNIA" lhousands el Wt Vrglnians Covetedtmphyoitha ftlval
and visito fm auto,rUng is the Governor's Cup which is
states come to take part , tba awarded the skt who has tba
ski rac. gm. ftlvm, and ben mbined Use of the m.
• "All n,r eve,ts a iamiiy rac
oriented." sad cathy Berry, In addm to the Io
assistant secretary or the m- Iodg at Caan and Black-
pi,e Vtlual. "We once--go ,water Falls, gusts n make
famil to come to the tt- eati at o of the .
val. and ma,y ramil come erat motels tn the Davis- ahem.
hac year after year" aa aa. These incl,de: the
Held in e o the mt mghland Motel. Beat Wt+
') " " a beaulrulpartsorthestate, the era AIpl Lodge. Me,fain
8P00L IPL LF Alpine FUvalaUractspeopte Ai Lodge, Mtwood Motoe
(U3 ONE INOH WIDII from diver hackgrounds--t Inn,Pendletonlmim,andMtrr
TRIP P0R SEN just ardenl skie T is Lake Reset
APPLIerS IT 01[ something tar everyOnHkier, R®m ervatio n be
BLOOK) racer, a,d nonskter, made by contaeUng the motels
The activity-packed program: dit]y or by calling the Atp
begins with a sk mm an Ths- ine VUval'sinrormatton offi
dy. Mah I .t :n0 pm at f a Itst or Iodgir vacanc,.
maekwator v.ns lodge. The om number ks 2St-SXS.
One or the h#digbls or the Bath todg he Iely t+
Itival is the crowning of the aur+nts and all the motels ve
qu. a Iat teenager ram either teants attached or
Tucker Cnty high schl Cnn- are Iated nr taants
ttants a bemg chmen w Skie who want to parUci.
by the at,dent body and n] pate m the ski ra may
judging by an imparuai pel gistprior tathefUval
win be done durlng the feat theymaygister,ponarflval,
ivl bawever, pro- *glstratl
As in mt wt Wrgtra advtdforUte'ImberliCup
tUvaLs, arts and crafts and me AIm Slalom .
abound. Craftsmen will be et You may pregm by llmg
up a me main Lobby at Can. the fuvarsintomatin
ann Valley lodge and vstto nr by iUng dpi F=tval,
may browse, buy. or Imm a ¸ Box mS, Davis. WV m.
skill at their leisu d,rng the Room mt tn the a range
hours of 10 a.m. to 6 pro. on frm$14tot24, bMeddeuble
Frdayand Saturday and rm ulmy. Mtt at all mt-
10 a.m until 3 pm on S- surants am bly priced
dsr The try r for eh ski ra
A ea, Vt dance
Vrlday nt a,d an Jpine
DCO on Saturday win glve
vislto a chance to mingle.
But skiing ,s me md that
r te throughout the whole
+mUval and fm which all
other activit radiate. At the
Cnaan Vaney ski s, visite
can enjoy tms spor st ts wy
best Ricing a lip up the slope
al]s one a breathtokmg pan-
oramlc cLew of the magnifi-
cat hba rlslng prntecttvety
ad the peaffl vsbay Up
"WI ¥ U=lvmlty
q=m
tat. A01 ¢lt,m.
wvu GAnVEN
CALENDAaS- We mow have
o supply oi the XZ' WVU
garden cslenda Anyone
ntoted in obtaining a t
copy y stop by the mxton-
sl Offi, call m at CSe- stir,
cUt mail to P.O Drawer ¸
U*, ,inton, WV 1
The Infmanon in this pub-
lltion changes each year. m
addlti to the plant.g guide
d vegetable vsr, it n-
taim a =t landscaping.
lawn e, ba pta,t ca,
planUng and pruni,g t and
shrubs+ L.SeCt and dl oon-
tl, home orchards, bem,
catog and Izng I believe
wilL fnd tms publti
helpful tt you aR intetod in
gardmg
..ENEnOV CREmT-- YOU
may be eligible to claim credit
for gy-vtng property in-
stalled in y home dlng the
peod f AprU 19, XW7 tn
January l. l'm Caldar- r
in,me tax ftl shard obtain
a copy of ZaS Form SS to
detemlne ir eligible and to Pie
end ing the method prefeed
for gutar fried chicken Cov-
er me fried chicken wings wth
barbecue sauce a.d rve wiL
plenty at pkim. Swt.ur
u ia al a good acmp
amment
Dapn tarth po that
thr fresh items come to the
supermarkets this month,¸¸ as-
€
parag, rhurb and straw.
berri Bece at nt Par.
wLs, price eeca ahoutd
L
aompa.y an abunc at !
thee crop+ m the sto
t
Fresh vegetahl a in ahor
supply due te ddly Janry
tz and thee vegebL e
that h.ve round their way to
market are high m prt ]ut,
as always, Dapron is t®k.g to
me positlue side He suggts.
as an alternative to +res ve+
etabl thr.been lad that
is sataifymg, taaty, nutritiom
and low in coat¸ Pur this sim-
ple subsl,,ute dish, mhtne a
o.e-pound can of cut gen
beans¸ yelluw wax beam and
kdney beam Add o mad.
ium onion sliced thin an Lor-
oughty mix one-mird c.p ell )
or vegetable oil vinegar and
sugar¸ Stir the drmg into the
beam, salt and pepper to Caste
a.d e altghtly clled
"And me ,Ca rehr.ary, how
at splglng a little rnr Val-
entSne's Oa?" mimer Dapron
asks "With Jtte extra tn y
rood budge, you can eh a
mor expensive cut o beet or
aee a speci.I, extrauaga.,
drL Or q.it within me
budget, how abo.I a rethtng
or energy credit due you. oompeto or throe plentiru b-
S'mAWBEnV plANT .nan and strawberry?"
................ ,-Fire Call-
the strawberry pls.i ord p
exam thta year. Vartett avml- 'n,e m.t Oertmenl
able include: Srop, cat- w ned to the chaste Sys-
skil].Midway. Spark]e+Stmn, tern ailr d CotmJti
Rodent, Pahhs, bLldlng at Maple St, and Thir d
'I'eanee Beauty, O,an, Ave at :cm am wecteuhy
Red,bier, Vper. Da, De]- morning Aeeortbag to de-
ite, Earliglew, and O . partmt officials a ht tape
The ddline for placing orde set fire to w dl used f
is March Io. P[ order r]y ildaUon,
to ins delivery o the vat- FiremenqmcldyexUngUihed
iety you wt the ii and damage was raper t-
a light,
Senior C'tizens .dsk ?
Questions for this column may be mailed t(
Box 17§, Htaton, WV or call called in to 466-4919.
Q. Is the Hthtoa Senior Center moving to the
old YMCA buildthg_?
A. This has not been decided yet.rhe sltuati
right now ls thba tbe summers County Council am
Aging ba¢. which is the goverorng body of the.
Senior Programs, has appointed a committee o
five people to investigate the health and f re
regulations ned the ct of renavations abet
woord be neeessar3' to meet tbese regutations at
the "Y". They will report back their findings w
the next council meeting on February 16 at 10:(0
AM at the HInton Center. This meeting is open to
the public.
. +Q. Will Medicare or Medicard pay for a sond
opinion about the need for surgery?
A. Medicare will pay for a second opinion at
the same rate it pays lot other office visits.
diagnostic tests, lab procedures and
besrplltaSzbainn. If needrd.
The state medicaid program administered by
the Department of Welfare also will pa ay for
' second opinions. Cheek with your IalWeltare
Office for details and the pl@e;o r predure to
follow for obtaining a second oploron.
. +1| surgery is advised for you and you decide to
seek a secoild opinion, there are several ways
you can find a specialist.
1. Ask your dbar to refer you to another
Sector who Is a snectafist.
2. You can locate a specialist near you by
calling the ball-free b number: l..t3.o0, a
relerror number sponsored b the US Depart-
ment of Health Educat on and Ne fare,
If eu are covered b Mad care eontae your
locas(oClal security of}/ee.
If yea are eliglthle for Medics d or hink that
you might be eligible, eenbaet year Ial welfare
office. The Department of Welfare ds not have
a "st or physicians who wS rmser Second
optlo ininns, but a list is ava ab e from B ue Cross
Hupgal Serv ce (Telephone number L 348-7396)
is as. Cat of the German Ft is Collect calls are accepted. Eligible Medicaid I
rose per pea (m f+ reetpleors shet[fd resent their medical cards for
at{om) and the AI bifiin[ puros, he physician must Indicate
Disco <59315 for at-
iota) is $3 single and 15 pe¢ ea thebllling.thatJh st secondopthion .
eou#e. .
Why t plan to attend
wt vlrgtm's mat ext .
winterfmttval?Cosedbring, --" "', s+
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m racmw m judge +
tick. Acord,n+ to the F,B,I, the mmt promble hi+hi for •
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