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le EverYbody' s Worried?
ed for
_Everybody's worried about What jobs look particularly aviation and travel. Even meat-
tne economy, nut really most of good? In industry, there's opp- cutters will find things leaner as
us are thinking about the fut- ortunity ahead for manufact, centralized food processing
ure of our own jobs. Will your uring inspectors, photo and cuts into jobs.
oncern oarrowow.l.hm opthalmic lab technicians, When you order a copy of The
ered by an economic slow down, welders, and waste water treat- Job Outlook in Brief ($1.40),
increased competition, or tech- ment operators. In the office, you'll also receive a copy of the
ent t Iour nological change, receptionists, secretary, corn- Free Consumer Information
; alety , new booklet from the Dep- puter programmer, systems a Catalog. It lists more than 200
Lowry & Summers
this letter as a
citizen and former
County.
in Charleston in
County. I frequently
Charleston to visit
must say the state.
of Summers
Ithe poorest this year
seen.
weekend, I drove
for a funeral.
was held at Elk
The road from
d Taylor's Ridge had
cindered, or
Broads were slick and
Snow was
the road in sev-
were unable to attend.
• When I resided here several•
years ago, on Hix Mountain;
and when their was a death, the
roads were always scraped or
salted,, regardless of politics.
This man was a former em-
ployee of this county's State
Road Commission Your super-
visor, Dean Lowry, should have
had that road cleared. Also, I
think if he can't do his job, get
someone that can. At least, get
someone that is concerned for
your safety while attending a
funeral for a loved one.
Signed
Mrs. Patricia O'Bryan
5323 Church Drive
Charleston, W. Va.
P.S. I'm also sending a letter
People who had of complaint to the head man in
attend the funeral, Charleston.
t ° the Editor:
to live
the Line"
1979
vS.
roses and Rus-
ight not
ate, I think Dean
the Summers
of High-
0 be commended for
job they're doing
keep our Main
and the second-
and I were re-
Florida in Jan-
I Planned to stop in
for the night
When we arrived.
was 34
freezing expected
according to
a load of
ou we could divide
f our friends and
Stopped the fruit
e. We decided to
Airy snow began
the closer we got to
I
had driven fifteen hours with a
one hour break and we'd chang-
ed our proposed route because
of the snow and as I neared the
foot of Brushy Mountain, I knew
my hisband would be more
comfortable under the wheel.
We had our snow tires with us
but not on our wagon and the
road worsened.
I told him, "Jim if we can just
get to the Summers County line,
I don't think we'll have any
trouble, the road will be treat-
ed."
Sure enough less than one
mile after we hit "the line" we
saw the lights flashing on the
truck and realized they were
almost to their destination.
The hour being near mid-
night, I decided to sit back,
relax and unwind and leave the
driving to Jim. Summers
County Department of High-
ways had as usual, opened the
way despite blowing snow and
ice accumulation.
I was proud to live on "the
line" although not in the county.
"Many Thanks,"
Mrs. J.H. Akers
Better Than Some'
artment of Labor's Bureau of
Labor Statistics gives an insight
into the growth prospects and
anticipated competition for
more than 250 occupations in
thirteen broad categories.
There's growth forecast for ser-
vice and white collar workers in
research and development,
health services, and clerical
fields. Blue colar jobs will ex-
pand more slowly due to labor-
saving equipment and slower
manufacturing growth. And
farm employment will continue
its decline. To compare pro-
spects in your career, get a copy
malyst, and banking positions
look promising.
Electricians, bricklayers,
paperhangers, and operating
engineers should 'experience
strong growth in the construct-
ion trades except during an
economic slow down. And
mechanics have several bright
spots ahead in the repair of air
conditioning, business mach-
ines, industrial equipment,
diesel engines, and motor-
of The Job Outlook in Brief. especially optometrists, dental
Send $1.40 to the Consumer assistants and hygienists, and
Information Center, Dept. 15G, nurses. Careers for health ad-
Pueblo, Colorado 81009. ministrators, emergency med-
It's especially important to ical technicians, and medical
check specific occupations, records clerks looks very prom-
since not all jobs in the same ising.
general business or industry Problem spots are inevitable. ,
hold equal promise. For Chiropractors will encounter
example, the mere size of the substantial competition in the
retail sales field promises market. Employment of key
ample opportunities for clerks punch operators should decline
through turnover and modest because of new technology.
growth. But even fantastic Bookkeepers and cashiers may
growth in small fields means find their jobs changed by new
limited opportunity and keen business machines. Competit-
competition. Pilots willfacethis ion will remain keen in the
situation despite the growth in glamour fields; entertainment,
aviation between now and 1985. joural!sm and photography,
selected free or low-cost pub-
lications from the fedeeral
government. The Catalog is
published quarterly by the Con-
sumer Information Center of
the General Services Admin-
istration.
Talcott
. News
Misses Letha and Hazel
cycles. The radio-TV repair Hedge visited Mr. and Mrs.
business also looks good. Jack Crawford in Dublin. Va.
The health field shows strong over the weekend.
growth for most professions,
R.E. Via Sr. has returned
from Ft. Sam Hnston Texas
where he visited his son, Dr.
Robert E. Via and family. Dr.
Via is stationed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood of
Baltimore Md were recent visit-
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wood.
R.M. Honaker visited his dau-
ghter and son-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs. Bob Shield and family in
Gary over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Magoha of
Charles Town visited mr. and
Mrs. Bill Perdue over the week-
end.
and Mr. Dean doned. My opinion of Mr.
County Road Lowery as a supervisor he has
doned a good job even better
this letter as a than some I could name. As I
life long res- can remember some of their
County and
the State Road
a letter to
but the letter
about our
which
of our
our
January 30,
was very deep
very slick in
than they have
seem
had the road Keb. 1, 1979
plowed and the Lois C. Ward
right up to our Delford J. Ward
of Route No. 1 Box 47-I
never seen this Hinton, W. Va. 25951
with a non-
for hyper-
entitled
cent rating if
continuously
of the dis-
l this category
entitled;
are provisions
rating to vet-
for
when
Standards are
Ucation bene-
War Orphan's
term-
not affect
lucation bene-
der the War
I veterans
loans? ,
Veterans who
or after World
certain WWI'
entitled to
FHA. You
from
field offices. ',
Letter to the Edltor: Destroys Home
"Blame on the Owner"
Thurs' Feb. 15, 1979 Leader-5
619 Temple St.
Hinton, WV 25951
1-26-79
Hinton News
Hinton, WV 25951
I just found out today that our member of the family". So,
citizens of Hinton have other where does a dog-catcher enter
problems besides inflation, the picture?- You look at every.
Among the many problems is dog- owner any where and you
mistreatment of a dog. And who Every dog owner must treat his
is to blame?--There is no other' or her dog like a member of the
recourse than that the blame is family, which in-fact it is, and
'on the "OWNER"- I do not take itoutonaleash. Thisletter
believe that I am wrong when I is to admonish every dog owner
say that "he who owns and has to take care of their dog and do
a dog that that dog is a bonifide not let it molest your neighbor.
and the public.
With great sincerety
CB Rushford St.
the simple problem of dogs. My will find that their dog is a
wife and I had two poodles, member of their family. So the
male and female, and twice, owner has to keep the dog home
they had off-spring, and it would and happy. A dog catcher tak.
take a book to tell about the first ing your dog to the pound?
being sold off and the second Three years ago, when our little
being still born; and the anxiety poodle was in heat, other dog
of that little mother trying to owners dog running around
find her little baby that, after loose, we called the police into
hours of trying to revive the our basementtocolarthese "so-
baby I had to dispose of it called neighbors' lovable dogs"
because it was born dead. That to no avail-the dogs were so
little mother poodle run all vicious that no one could collar
around the house trying to find them. It is up to the owners to
her little baby. Actually, I ball- protect, love and keep their
ed. I even tryed to find some loved ones at home. We have
other new born puppy to pacify never been able to effectively
her. use a dog catcher. Why?
Now it turns up that neighbors The answer is absolutely sire-
faults also ..... do not appreciate harking dogs.pie. In our small town, the dog- -
Mrs. Shealvey Ratcliffe, being left outside their owner's catcher probably knows the
Leatherwood Road home. Actually, people have owner, or, more importantly,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keaton, been killed becuase of their simply cannot catch the dog.
Hinton W. Va.
"Summers CoUnty Doesn't
Have Much of Anything"
Livestock
Markets
Honorable Charles Miller
Road Commission of West Vir-
ginia
I am writing in regard to a
letter published in the Hinton
Daily News, Feb. 1, by Pat-
ricia O'Bryan which I am en-
closing. Now Mr. Miller, I don't
live in Kanawha County, I live
in Summers County, and I say
the things this lady stated in her
letter is every word a lie. I've
lived at Hix 16 years, and have
had family living at Elk Knob
all of my life. I can never
remember the road service
being any better than it is, since
Dean Lowry has been at the
State Road garage. In fact when
Mr. Lowry took over at the state
road garage in Summers
County, the roads up Taylors
.Ridge, Hix, and Hinton Mount-.
ain were so had you couldn't
even pass a car, without side
swiping your vehicle. Brush
was growing over the road, and
meeting each other. It has took
!Dean Lowry all of the time he
has been there to straighten
;things out. Last winter when my
imother was sick, I don't know
'what we would have done if it
,b'.
Fire dtroyed the residence of
the Lewis Adkins family at 712
Summers Street early Saturday
morning. The Hinton Fire Dep-
artment was called at 5:19 a.m.
and was advised by. the Hinton
Police Department to go down
Fourth Avenue and out
Summers Street because of the
exteremely hazardous road
conditions. A sheet of ice cov-
ered everything in the Summers.
County area as a result of a
storm that began Friday after-
noon.
When firemen arrived the
second story of the frame dwell-
ing was ablaze and the flames
threatened houses on both sides
of the Adkins residence. It took
.firefighters nearly an hour to
bring the flames under control,
and they remained on the scene
for a total of three hours.
Policemen controlling traffic
in the area summoned city
street crews to cinder the
streets and alleys in a four-
block area'so the vehicles could
be rerouted safely.
As of Monday morning no
cause for the fire had been
determined. The dwelling
belonged to H.F. Sweeny.
Controversy Continues
didn't meet fire regulations.
Mr. McKinney clarified the sit-
uation, saying that it had al-
ready been approved to which
Mr. Akers replied, "What if the
Fire Department stopped get-
ting their lunches?"
After some confusion and
The Summers County Council
on Aging met Friday at the
Alderson Livestock Market Senior Citizen Center in Hinton.
Report of livestock auction The meeting was mainly cent-
sale held Friday January 26, ered on discussion of the now
1979. Amounting to $13,823.85. vacant YMCA, which at one
• 110 head of livestock was sold by time, was offered to the Center
18 different consignors, and 20 as a new location for the group.
buyers. The YMCA is now maintained little progress, several citizens
Heifers: Standard, 50.00- 52.50 by the city. stood up and offered their opin-
Utility, 47.00-49.50. Mrs. J.H. Akers and Mr.
Steer Calves: Good, 78.00- Nathan Tickle appeared to have
84.00; Medium, 72.00- 76.00. different opinions on the sub-
ion. All said that the arguing
goifig on was pointless and un-
necessary and that the best
solution was to appoint a com-
mittee to study the matter. The
committee would be responsible
for obtaining the Fire Marshall,
Health Inspector, and a con-
tractor to evaluate the build-
ing and prepare cost estimates
so there would be something
solid to go on. Most of the
members agreed, which was
ject of moving the center to the
"Y". Mrs. Akers said she hoped
everyone connected would alter
their decision for the move,
stating she was only thinking of
bettering the center in the best
interests of the Seniors, and
asked that they reconsider their
Veal Calves: Choice, I00.00- move of turning down the
,05.00; Good, 92.00- 98.00; Med- YMCA.
ium, 65.00- 91.00.
Bull Calves: 65.00- "18.00.
Hogs: No. 1, 49.00- 51.00.
Cows: Commercial, 47.50- 49.
25; Utility, 44.50- 47.00.
Bulls: Commercial & Good,
57.00.
Heifer Calves: Good, 72.00-
75.50; Medium, 65.00- 69.00.
Cows, B.H.: 400.00- 480.00.
Sheep & Lambs: Blue, 73.75.
Medium, 67.00; Ewes, CWT,
23.50-33.00; Ewes, & Lambs
B.H.; 72.50.
hadn't been for'Mr. Lowry's don't have any law enforce-
wonderful work. I live on the ment, we don't have a place to
• Hinton Mountain road, my, report abused or mistreated
father on Taylors Ridge. I animals, we don't have a decent
traveled these roads almost all' : .dog catcher. It seems to me we
day, the day in question. The don't have much of anything,
roads were scraped about 6' and then when we do FINALLY
o'clock and I went down to my. get someone who does the job he
mothers, I was there until was elected to do, they say put
almost 5 o'clock. There were him•out. What is the matter with
four state road trucks passed Summers Countians. 1 7m sure
her house almost all at one if Mrs. O'Bryan will look around
time, and they were on that she can find ways to improve
road all day. I passed Elk Knob Kanawha County and leave
Church on my way down. The Summers County to it's own
road was exceptionally wide, people.
and even the church yard was Sincerely,
scraped, which isn't even state Lois and Durford Ward
road work. I passed the church Rt. 1, Box 47-I
at the time of the funeral, Hinton, W. Va.
around 2 o'clock. The church 25951
yard was full, and vehicles
parked along the road also. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lilly of
Miller, the roads were a little Princeton visited Mr. and mrs.
slick that day, but it snowed all C.P. Talbett recently.
day, and the wind drifted the
snow, but the roads were com- The family and close latives'
pletely clean in some places, attending the funeral of Mrs.:
The roads were scraped and Margaret Snead were: Mr. and
cindered 5 or 6 times that day. If Mrs. Okey Perkins and sons oi
we in Summers County get Arkin, S.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
anybody better at the state road Tommy Snead and children of
garage, well just have to go to Canton Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
Mother Nature. I would like to Sammy Snead of Fayetteville;
say something else. I'm getting Mr. and 'Mrs. John Richards of
pretty sick and tired of people Burlington, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
picking on Dean Lowry. He has John Mehrent of 'Medane, N.C.;
a job to do, and he's doing very Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oglesly and
well. Debra Richards ; and Mr. and Goats B.H., 10.00-30.50; Baby
Summers County doesn't mrs. J.R. Richards of Pulaski, Goats B.H., 15.00.
have much of anything, we Va.
rig
Mr. Tickle said why move)./ determined by an outburst of
• down there, and pick up a tab,..'., applause.
when there were no expenses at t One lady said that actual cost
their present location? estimates and other items
An unidentified source stated should be totaied up and be
that the "Y" needed about listed before arguing the sit-
$75,000 in renovations to accom-, uation over and over and let-
gram.
Ms. Ramona McNeoly, of the
Region I Planning and Develop-
ment Council, said that funding
wouldn't be possible if there
was not a long term lease
involved (At least 5 years). She
also said that all decisions
'should be formalized into the
form of a motion and be form-
all' enacted upon or nothin
could be done about it, funding
wise.
A suggestion was-made and
enacted that a committee be
fol;med with 5 members to
obtain the officials for the in-
spection and to attend the City
Council meeting held Friday
evening.
Mrs. Akers said that she
didn't have a pick with Mr.
Tickle and that she only wanted
the Senior citizens to have all
the federal government had
appropriated for them. She said
that Mr. Tickle had hardly
attended meetings, but another
source said that Mr. Tickle was
Bluegrass Market Inc. Sat- odate the Seniors, that' it did-
urday Janurary 27, 1979. 407 n't meet fire regulations. Mrs.
head of livestock sold to 65
buyers amounting to $79,164.35:
Heifers: Standard, 57.00- 60.00
Utility, 43.50- 46.25.
Stocker & Feeder: Steers:
Choice, 74.00- 76.00; Good, 69.50-
72.00.
Steer Calves: Choice, 90.50-
94.00; Good, 86.00- 90.00; Med-
ium, 79.00- 83.00.
Heifer Calves: Choice, 90.00-
'91.50; Good, 75.00- 81.50; Med-
ium, 45.00- 73.50. s
Veal Calves: Choice, 98.50- .
109.50; Good, 89.00- 95.00; Com- ..
mon, 69.00- 78.50.
Bulls: Commercial & Good,
57.75; Light Bulls, 61.50- 64.00.
Bull Calves: BH, CWT, 61.00-
95.00.
Baby Calves B.H.: 20.00- 125.
00.
Cows: Commercial, 51.00-
54.50; Utility, 45.00- 50.75; Can-
ner & Cutter, 10.00- 44.50.
Cows & Calves BH, 673.00. . , '
Cow BH, 420.00- 460.00. :'*:
. :
Hogs: No. I, 54.00- 56.25; No.
2, 50.00-56.00; No. 3, 45.25- 55.50;
Sows, 42.25- 48.50; Boars, 43.00-
46.00; Pigs & Shoats, 35.OO-'
65.00; Ponies B.H., 36.00- 137.50;
Horses, CWT, 36.00- 46.50.
Sheep & Lambs: Red, 52.50-
72.50; Ewes, CWT, 24.50- 30.50;
Bucks, CWT, 30.00.
Akers said the present building
ting the whole Senior program usually there every day of the
go down the drain after so much week, hardly missing a day.
work in establishing the pro- Mr. Tickle asked Mrs. Akers
",,It,:- j
...... ,'i
r
!
i
rl
Truck Plunges 80 Feet
Mrs. Donna Mae Bragg of Hinton received minor
injuries Friday afternoon when the 1974 Ford
pickup she was driving plunged eighty feet over
and embankment near Sandstone. Mrs. Bragg
lost control of the vehicle and left the roadway in
a curve. The vehicle struck an outbuildig near
the C&O tracks. Trooper B.T. 2'wyman of the
Hinton Detachment of the West Virginia State.
Police investigated and said no citations were
issued.
I!
le EverYbody' s Worried?
ed for
_Everybody's worried about What jobs look particularly aviation and travel. Even meat-
tne economy, nut really most of good? In industry, there's opp- cutters will find things leaner as
us are thinking about the fut- ortunity ahead for manufact, centralized food processing
ure of our own jobs. Will your uring inspectors, photo and cuts into jobs.
oncern oarrowow.l.hm opthalmic lab technicians, When you order a copy of The
ered by an economic slow down, welders, and waste water treat- Job Outlook in Brief ($1.40),
increased competition, or tech- ment operators. In the office, you'll also receive a copy of the
ent t Iour nological change, receptionists, secretary, corn- Free Consumer Information
; alety , new booklet from the Dep- puter programmer, systems a Catalog. It lists more than 200
Lowry & Summers
this letter as a
citizen and former
County.
in Charleston in
County. I frequently
Charleston to visit
must say the state.
of Summers
Ithe poorest this year
seen.
weekend, I drove
for a funeral.
was held at Elk
The road from
d Taylor's Ridge had
cindered, or
Broads were slick and
Snow was
the road in sev-
were unable to attend.
• When I resided here several•
years ago, on Hix Mountain;
and when their was a death, the
roads were always scraped or
salted,, regardless of politics.
This man was a former em-
ployee of this county's State
Road Commission Your super-
visor, Dean Lowry, should have
had that road cleared. Also, I
think if he can't do his job, get
someone that can. At least, get
someone that is concerned for
your safety while attending a
funeral for a loved one.
Signed
Mrs. Patricia O'Bryan
5323 Church Drive
Charleston, W. Va.
P.S. I'm also sending a letter
People who had of complaint to the head man in
attend the funeral, Charleston.
t ° the Editor:
to live
the Line"
1979
vS.
roses and Rus-
ight not
ate, I think Dean
the Summers
of High-
0 be commended for
job they're doing
keep our Main
and the second-
and I were re-
Florida in Jan-
I Planned to stop in
for the night
When we arrived.
was 34
freezing expected
according to
a load of
ou we could divide
f our friends and
Stopped the fruit
e. We decided to
Airy snow began
the closer we got to
I
had driven fifteen hours with a
one hour break and we'd chang-
ed our proposed route because
of the snow and as I neared the
foot of Brushy Mountain, I knew
my hisband would be more
comfortable under the wheel.
We had our snow tires with us
but not on our wagon and the
road worsened.
I told him, "Jim if we can just
get to the Summers County line,
I don't think we'll have any
trouble, the road will be treat-
ed."
Sure enough less than one
mile after we hit "the line" we
saw the lights flashing on the
truck and realized they were
almost to their destination.
The hour being near mid-
night, I decided to sit back,
relax and unwind and leave the
driving to Jim. Summers
County Department of High-
ways had as usual, opened the
way despite blowing snow and
ice accumulation.
I was proud to live on "the
line" although not in the county.
"Many Thanks,"
Mrs. J.H. Akers
Better Than Some'
artment of Labor's Bureau of
Labor Statistics gives an insight
into the growth prospects and
anticipated competition for
more than 250 occupations in
thirteen broad categories.
There's growth forecast for ser-
vice and white collar workers in
research and development,
health services, and clerical
fields. Blue colar jobs will ex-
pand more slowly due to labor-
saving equipment and slower
manufacturing growth. And
farm employment will continue
its decline. To compare pro-
spects in your career, get a copy
malyst, and banking positions
look promising.
Electricians, bricklayers,
paperhangers, and operating
engineers should 'experience
strong growth in the construct-
ion trades except during an
economic slow down. And
mechanics have several bright
spots ahead in the repair of air
conditioning, business mach-
ines, industrial equipment,
diesel engines, and motor-
of The Job Outlook in Brief. especially optometrists, dental
Send $1.40 to the Consumer assistants and hygienists, and
Information Center, Dept. 15G, nurses. Careers for health ad-
Pueblo, Colorado 81009. ministrators, emergency med-
It's especially important to ical technicians, and medical
check specific occupations, records clerks looks very prom-
since not all jobs in the same ising.
general business or industry Problem spots are inevitable. ,
hold equal promise. For Chiropractors will encounter
example, the mere size of the substantial competition in the
retail sales field promises market. Employment of key
ample opportunities for clerks punch operators should decline
through turnover and modest because of new technology.
growth. But even fantastic Bookkeepers and cashiers may
growth in small fields means find their jobs changed by new
limited opportunity and keen business machines. Competit-
competition. Pilots willfacethis ion will remain keen in the
situation despite the growth in glamour fields; entertainment,
aviation between now and 1985. joural!sm and photography,
selected free or low-cost pub-
lications from the fedeeral
government. The Catalog is
published quarterly by the Con-
sumer Information Center of
the General Services Admin-
istration.
Talcott
. News
Misses Letha and Hazel
cycles. The radio-TV repair Hedge visited Mr. and Mrs.
business also looks good. Jack Crawford in Dublin. Va.
The health field shows strong over the weekend.
growth for most professions,
R.E. Via Sr. has returned
from Ft. Sam Hnston Texas
where he visited his son, Dr.
Robert E. Via and family. Dr.
Via is stationed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood of
Baltimore Md were recent visit-
ors of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wood.
R.M. Honaker visited his dau-
ghter and son-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs. Bob Shield and family in
Gary over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Magoha of
Charles Town visited mr. and
Mrs. Bill Perdue over the week-
end.
and Mr. Dean doned. My opinion of Mr.
County Road Lowery as a supervisor he has
doned a good job even better
this letter as a than some I could name. As I
life long res- can remember some of their
County and
the State Road
a letter to
but the letter
about our
which
of our
our
January 30,
was very deep
very slick in
than they have
seem
had the road Keb. 1, 1979
plowed and the Lois C. Ward
right up to our Delford J. Ward
of Route No. 1 Box 47-I
never seen this Hinton, W. Va. 25951
with a non-
for hyper-
entitled
cent rating if
continuously
of the dis-
l this category
entitled;
are provisions
rating to vet-
for
when
Standards are
Ucation bene-
War Orphan's
term-
not affect
lucation bene-
der the War
I veterans
loans? ,
Veterans who
or after World
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Letter to the Edltor: Destroys Home
"Blame on the Owner"
Thurs' Feb. 15, 1979 Leader-5
619 Temple St.
Hinton, WV 25951
1-26-79
Hinton News
Hinton, WV 25951
I just found out today that our member of the family". So,
citizens of Hinton have other where does a dog-catcher enter
problems besides inflation, the picture?- You look at every.
Among the many problems is dog- owner any where and you
mistreatment of a dog. And who Every dog owner must treat his
is to blame?--There is no other' or her dog like a member of the
recourse than that the blame is family, which in-fact it is, and
'on the "OWNER"- I do not take itoutonaleash. Thisletter
believe that I am wrong when I is to admonish every dog owner
say that "he who owns and has to take care of their dog and do
a dog that that dog is a bonifide not let it molest your neighbor.
and the public.
With great sincerety
CB Rushford St.
the simple problem of dogs. My will find that their dog is a
wife and I had two poodles, member of their family. So the
male and female, and twice, owner has to keep the dog home
they had off-spring, and it would and happy. A dog catcher tak.
take a book to tell about the first ing your dog to the pound?
being sold off and the second Three years ago, when our little
being still born; and the anxiety poodle was in heat, other dog
of that little mother trying to owners dog running around
find her little baby that, after loose, we called the police into
hours of trying to revive the our basementtocolarthese "so-
baby I had to dispose of it called neighbors' lovable dogs"
because it was born dead. That to no avail-the dogs were so
little mother poodle run all vicious that no one could collar
around the house trying to find them. It is up to the owners to
her little baby. Actually, I ball- protect, love and keep their
ed. I even tryed to find some loved ones at home. We have
other new born puppy to pacify never been able to effectively
her. use a dog catcher. Why?
Now it turns up that neighbors The answer is absolutely sire-
faults also ..... do not appreciate harking dogs.pie. In our small town, the dog- -
Mrs. Shealvey Ratcliffe, being left outside their owner's catcher probably knows the
Leatherwood Road home. Actually, people have owner, or, more importantly,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keaton, been killed becuase of their simply cannot catch the dog.
Hinton W. Va.
"Summers CoUnty Doesn't
Have Much of Anything"
Livestock
Markets
Honorable Charles Miller
Road Commission of West Vir-
ginia
I am writing in regard to a
letter published in the Hinton
Daily News, Feb. 1, by Pat-
ricia O'Bryan which I am en-
closing. Now Mr. Miller, I don't
live in Kanawha County, I live
in Summers County, and I say
the things this lady stated in her
letter is every word a lie. I've
lived at Hix 16 years, and have
had family living at Elk Knob
all of my life. I can never
remember the road service
being any better than it is, since
Dean Lowry has been at the
State Road garage. In fact when
Mr. Lowry took over at the state
road garage in Summers
County, the roads up Taylors
.Ridge, Hix, and Hinton Mount-.
ain were so had you couldn't
even pass a car, without side
swiping your vehicle. Brush
was growing over the road, and
meeting each other. It has took
!Dean Lowry all of the time he
has been there to straighten
;things out. Last winter when my
imother was sick, I don't know
'what we would have done if it
,b'.
Fire dtroyed the residence of
the Lewis Adkins family at 712
Summers Street early Saturday
morning. The Hinton Fire Dep-
artment was called at 5:19 a.m.
and was advised by. the Hinton
Police Department to go down
Fourth Avenue and out
Summers Street because of the
exteremely hazardous road
conditions. A sheet of ice cov-
ered everything in the Summers.
County area as a result of a
storm that began Friday after-
noon.
When firemen arrived the
second story of the frame dwell-
ing was ablaze and the flames
threatened houses on both sides
of the Adkins residence. It took
.firefighters nearly an hour to
bring the flames under control,
and they remained on the scene
for a total of three hours.
Policemen controlling traffic
in the area summoned city
street crews to cinder the
streets and alleys in a four-
block area'so the vehicles could
be rerouted safely.
As of Monday morning no
cause for the fire had been
determined. The dwelling
belonged to H.F. Sweeny.
Controversy Continues
didn't meet fire regulations.
Mr. McKinney clarified the sit-
uation, saying that it had al-
ready been approved to which
Mr. Akers replied, "What if the
Fire Department stopped get-
ting their lunches?"
After some confusion and
The Summers County Council
on Aging met Friday at the
Alderson Livestock Market Senior Citizen Center in Hinton.
Report of livestock auction The meeting was mainly cent-
sale held Friday January 26, ered on discussion of the now
1979. Amounting to $13,823.85. vacant YMCA, which at one
• 110 head of livestock was sold by time, was offered to the Center
18 different consignors, and 20 as a new location for the group.
buyers. The YMCA is now maintained little progress, several citizens
Heifers: Standard, 50.00- 52.50 by the city. stood up and offered their opin-
Utility, 47.00-49.50. Mrs. J.H. Akers and Mr.
Steer Calves: Good, 78.00- Nathan Tickle appeared to have
84.00; Medium, 72.00- 76.00. different opinions on the sub-
ion. All said that the arguing
goifig on was pointless and un-
necessary and that the best
solution was to appoint a com-
mittee to study the matter. The
committee would be responsible
for obtaining the Fire Marshall,
Health Inspector, and a con-
tractor to evaluate the build-
ing and prepare cost estimates
so there would be something
solid to go on. Most of the
members agreed, which was
ject of moving the center to the
"Y". Mrs. Akers said she hoped
everyone connected would alter
their decision for the move,
stating she was only thinking of
bettering the center in the best
interests of the Seniors, and
asked that they reconsider their
Veal Calves: Choice, I00.00- move of turning down the
,05.00; Good, 92.00- 98.00; Med- YMCA.
ium, 65.00- 91.00.
Bull Calves: 65.00- "18.00.
Hogs: No. 1, 49.00- 51.00.
Cows: Commercial, 47.50- 49.
25; Utility, 44.50- 47.00.
Bulls: Commercial & Good,
57.00.
Heifer Calves: Good, 72.00-
75.50; Medium, 65.00- 69.00.
Cows, B.H.: 400.00- 480.00.
Sheep & Lambs: Blue, 73.75.
Medium, 67.00; Ewes, CWT,
23.50-33.00; Ewes, & Lambs
B.H.; 72.50.
hadn't been for'Mr. Lowry's don't have any law enforce-
wonderful work. I live on the ment, we don't have a place to
• Hinton Mountain road, my, report abused or mistreated
father on Taylors Ridge. I animals, we don't have a decent
traveled these roads almost all' : .dog catcher. It seems to me we
day, the day in question. The don't have much of anything,
roads were scraped about 6' and then when we do FINALLY
o'clock and I went down to my. get someone who does the job he
mothers, I was there until was elected to do, they say put
almost 5 o'clock. There were him•out. What is the matter with
four state road trucks passed Summers Countians. 1 7m sure
her house almost all at one if Mrs. O'Bryan will look around
time, and they were on that she can find ways to improve
road all day. I passed Elk Knob Kanawha County and leave
Church on my way down. The Summers County to it's own
road was exceptionally wide, people.
and even the church yard was Sincerely,
scraped, which isn't even state Lois and Durford Ward
road work. I passed the church Rt. 1, Box 47-I
at the time of the funeral, Hinton, W. Va.
around 2 o'clock. The church 25951
yard was full, and vehicles
parked along the road also. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lilly of
Miller, the roads were a little Princeton visited Mr. and mrs.
slick that day, but it snowed all C.P. Talbett recently.
day, and the wind drifted the
snow, but the roads were com- The family and close latives'
pletely clean in some places, attending the funeral of Mrs.:
The roads were scraped and Margaret Snead were: Mr. and
cindered 5 or 6 times that day. If Mrs. Okey Perkins and sons oi
we in Summers County get Arkin, S.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
anybody better at the state road Tommy Snead and children of
garage, well just have to go to Canton Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
Mother Nature. I would like to Sammy Snead of Fayetteville;
say something else. I'm getting Mr. and 'Mrs. John Richards of
pretty sick and tired of people Burlington, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
picking on Dean Lowry. He has John Mehrent of 'Medane, N.C.;
a job to do, and he's doing very Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oglesly and
well. Debra Richards ; and Mr. and Goats B.H., 10.00-30.50; Baby
Summers County doesn't mrs. J.R. Richards of Pulaski, Goats B.H., 15.00.
have much of anything, we Va.
rig
Mr. Tickle said why move)./ determined by an outburst of
• down there, and pick up a tab,..'., applause.
when there were no expenses at t One lady said that actual cost
their present location? estimates and other items
An unidentified source stated should be totaied up and be
that the "Y" needed about listed before arguing the sit-
$75,000 in renovations to accom-, uation over and over and let-
gram.
Ms. Ramona McNeoly, of the
Region I Planning and Develop-
ment Council, said that funding
wouldn't be possible if there
was not a long term lease
involved (At least 5 years). She
also said that all decisions
'should be formalized into the
form of a motion and be form-
all' enacted upon or nothin
could be done about it, funding
wise.
A suggestion was-made and
enacted that a committee be
fol;med with 5 members to
obtain the officials for the in-
spection and to attend the City
Council meeting held Friday
evening.
Mrs. Akers said that she
didn't have a pick with Mr.
Tickle and that she only wanted
the Senior citizens to have all
the federal government had
appropriated for them. She said
that Mr. Tickle had hardly
attended meetings, but another
source said that Mr. Tickle was
Bluegrass Market Inc. Sat- odate the Seniors, that' it did-
urday Janurary 27, 1979. 407 n't meet fire regulations. Mrs.
head of livestock sold to 65
buyers amounting to $79,164.35:
Heifers: Standard, 57.00- 60.00
Utility, 43.50- 46.25.
Stocker & Feeder: Steers:
Choice, 74.00- 76.00; Good, 69.50-
72.00.
Steer Calves: Choice, 90.50-
94.00; Good, 86.00- 90.00; Med-
ium, 79.00- 83.00.
Heifer Calves: Choice, 90.00-
'91.50; Good, 75.00- 81.50; Med-
ium, 45.00- 73.50. s
Veal Calves: Choice, 98.50- .
109.50; Good, 89.00- 95.00; Com- ..
mon, 69.00- 78.50.
Bulls: Commercial & Good,
57.75; Light Bulls, 61.50- 64.00.
Bull Calves: BH, CWT, 61.00-
95.00.
Baby Calves B.H.: 20.00- 125.
00.
Cows: Commercial, 51.00-
54.50; Utility, 45.00- 50.75; Can-
ner & Cutter, 10.00- 44.50.
Cows & Calves BH, 673.00. . , '
Cow BH, 420.00- 460.00. :'*:
. :
Hogs: No. I, 54.00- 56.25; No.
2, 50.00-56.00; No. 3, 45.25- 55.50;
Sows, 42.25- 48.50; Boars, 43.00-
46.00; Pigs & Shoats, 35.OO-'
65.00; Ponies B.H., 36.00- 137.50;
Horses, CWT, 36.00- 46.50.
Sheep & Lambs: Red, 52.50-
72.50; Ewes, CWT, 24.50- 30.50;
Bucks, CWT, 30.00.
Akers said the present building
ting the whole Senior program usually there every day of the
go down the drain after so much week, hardly missing a day.
work in establishing the pro- Mr. Tickle asked Mrs. Akers
",,It,:- j
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Truck Plunges 80 Feet
Mrs. Donna Mae Bragg of Hinton received minor
injuries Friday afternoon when the 1974 Ford
pickup she was driving plunged eighty feet over
and embankment near Sandstone. Mrs. Bragg
lost control of the vehicle and left the roadway in
a curve. The vehicle struck an outbuildig near
the C&O tracks. Trooper B.T. 2'wyman of the
Hinton Detachment of the West Virginia State.
Police investigated and said no citations were
issued.
I!
the Editor: i
someone.... |
c e :ned for [
'Your Safety" [
wen unable to attend
Wh I ided h eral
ym ago, on HtX Mortals;
and when their was a death, the
Smem County. rds wen always raped or
Lted, regordt of potm.
This n was a fmer m-
! Charlton to visit ploy of this coty's State
' I mat y the stats Road Commission yo super-
vir, Dn Lowry, shored hove
had that d cllxd ALso, I
think if he can't do his job, set
som thal can. At least, get
sombre that m eeerned for
was held at Elk your fety while attending a
feral for a toyed o.
raylor's Ridge had Signe d
Mrs Patricia O'Bryan
mza Chch Drive
Snow was Charlton, W Va
PS. i'm also sending a letter
of mplalnt to the hd n in
fera], Charlton
the Editor:
to live
the Line"
had driven ftn ,,,ira a
one hour bk and we'd chang-
ed oar pposea route beae
of the sn and I nr the
ft of Bhy Ms.Lain, I kw
my hishand uld be mn
comfortable under the wheel
We bad o snow ti wlth
but not our wagon and the
rd woened
I told him,"Jim if we can jt
get to the Summe Coty ]i,
I don't think we'B have any
tub)e, the rd wilt be tt.
ed."
,d and I we . Su enough 1 than one
i Florida in Jan- mile aftar we hit +the line" we
saw the lights flashing on the
truck and altz they w
almt to their dtinatl.
The h being r mid-
mght, I didd to sit back,
relax and unwind and lve the
driving to Jim Slem
County O+parlmt of mgh.
ways bad as l, spears the
way dpite blowing snow and
ice accumulatlnn
t o I was pud to live "the
line" although not in the ty.
"Many Thanks,"
Mrs. JH Ake
Better Than Some'
doned My opinLon of Mr.
ROad Lowery as a snri he has
dened a good job ev better
than me I ldd me. I
can ember me of their
Everybody's00 Worried?
there ' 's worn a u What jobs look particularly aviationandtravel Evm-
omy, but ally mt of good? In indtry, th's opp cutt w ]1 f nd h rigs r
a thinking about the fat- ortunity ahead for mantffao, ctralized food preening
of oar n jobs. Will yr nring imperils, photo and cats into jobs
eargorwlitbehemp- opthalmic lab thrdeia, Whenyuderaeopyo[The
eredbyannmicslowdown, welde,andwastewator tre. Job Outlook in Brief ($IA0),
irsedmpetiti,or teeh. mt operato In the of , you'llaoeiveapyoftha
nologicalehaoge, ptionists, tary m- F Co lnjotion
A n bOOklet from the Dep- pter progra, syste a Catalog. It lists morn than 2OO
ar meat of Labor's Bu of malyst, and banking positiom ]ted f lowt pub
LaberStaflaticsgivaninstght lk promising, ]icatiom f the fedeeraL
into the gwth prospects and Eltricians, bricklay, govet. The Catalog is
anticipated mpetltlon for paperhaog+ and operating publishedquarterlybytheC-
more titan 25O cupati in engi should perlen smer Infnmati Ctar of
thirtn brd tegori strong gwth in the co.tinct, the C, envoi Sei Admin.
Them'sgmwthfostforr. i trad except during an istration
vice and whRe collar rke in
rah and developmmt,
hlth ie, and clerical
nerds Blue color bs win ex-
pand more slowly d to labor-
saving equipment and slower
manufacturing growth. And
farm employment wll cnnue
its d,.e To mpa pro-
specie m yn car, get a py
of The Jab OuUk i. Brief.
Send StY0 tn me Comumer
InfamoUs. Center, Dept. IG,
Phln, Colnradn al'
It's pecmlly impo.t to
ehk specttie pau,
since not aLl jobs n the me
nomic slow d. And ---
...................... Talcott
spots ahead in the pir of air
editioning, bmLns roach- . .Ll i'k'TW
in, indtna] equipment, I
diel gin, and motor- Mi Letha and Hal
cycle. The radiTV repair Hoage visited Mr and M
bin also ]ks good. Jack Crawfor in Dablm. Va
Thehealthfield showsstng over the wkend
gwth for mt profusions,
peeiaHy optometrists, dental RE Vm Sr has twned
aistants and hygienists, and fm Ft. Sam Hton Texas
nu Ca for hlth ad- whe he visited his n, Dr.
ministrato, emergency meal. Robert g Via and family Dr.
leal theieta, and medical Via ,a almioned th
r or clerks Iks very prom-
isi+iog Mr and M roll wocd of
gears[ bi or indtry Prob]emspotsainemtabZe. BaRimnmmdwemntalsit-
hold equal premix. For Cbrcpracto will enctor noMra.dMrs. JWood
example, the me si or the substa.flal eompetmon in the
tan l field roml market¸ Employment O key R.m. HonakvL+llm+dnu
ample eprtnniti for elks ptmch operato shouJd d ne ght and son-re+Law, Roy. and
though tnver and mot 'a of new techaalng. Mm. Bob .m,Jeld and fam,y in
gwth But ev tanUatte 1+kkpe and eashte may Gn over the wkend.
swth m small nelo mum fhd their +ms changed by w
lmitod opportm,Jty and kn bin machine. Compettt- Mr andMra C.eMagoheof
cemlmtitien. PloL+wmfathis ion wll maln kn in me Charl Town visimd mr. and
sitnatinn dto the growth in glamo fields: entertainment, emj Bill perdne ov the wk-
aviation betwn now and IS. jnnralism and phntography, •
Letter to the Editor:
"Blame on the Owner"
619 Temple St. misttmt ego dog. And wlm Every dog owner mt treat his
Hints. WV 25951 is to blame?-Th is oth or her dog like a member of the
1-26+79 than that the blame is family, wleh in4aet it is, and
the "OWNER"- I do not takeitoutalsh Thtslett
Hinton News belie flint I wrong when I is to admonish every dog
Hints, WV 2,Sl y that "he who owns and has to hike ea of their dog and do
a dog that that dog is a bonifide not Let it moist yo ighbor
ljt fedttodaythat member of the family", So, and the pnbllo.
citt of Hinton have other wher does a dogateher ter With gt sleety
pbls besides inflation thepletu?-ylookatevy CBRushfordSr.
Among the many proble is dog nr any whe and yen
the simplepblem of dogs My will find that their deg is a
.......... ................. txvesmcK
ale and female, d twi, orhastokpthedoghme
theyhadoff-spring.andRuld and happy A dog tak. Ii.|
.............................. + Ma+ets
being ld off and the nd Threeyearage, whenolittle
beingstill boa, and the any.iety poodle was in heat, other dog AldeLlvestoekSarkel
of that little mother trying to owne dog d Report of livtock ation
find her litUe baby thaL after I+ we called the poH Into le held Friday January 26,
ha of trying to revive the obamenttolar the,, 1979 Amounting to $t3,.5.
baby l had to dispose of it ealledneigors'lovabledogs,, 110headoflivmtaCkwaaldhy
beca t w bern dead. That to no ava-the dogs w m dtfft tgnam, and 2O
llltie mother poodle all vicithatocodllar buyem
amond the ho trylng 0 find them. R Is up to the oem to Heifem: Standard+ 50,- 52.50
her Little baby. Act]ly+ I ball. put.t, [e and keep their Utility, 47 049
ed I en tryed to find me loved at he. We have Steer Calvm: Good, 7&0
other new bern puppy to pacify ver been able to efftively 4®; Medium. 72.O0- 76OO.
her
u a dog toher Why? Bull CaJv: o+oe- .oo
;,1979 Leader-5
faults al Nowittumsupthatneighbors Theawerisabsolutelysim. Hogs: NO, t, 49.0- 51.00.
do t applate hating dags. ple In o smart town, Um dog.. Cows: Commeal, +7.m- 4g.
Mra. Sbealvey Ratentfe, being left onULde their or's catcher probably kas the ui Utility, 0. 4.00.
Ltlmoed aoad
?e very Sick in 23 + ]4 + ; ml their pant [+alien? timat and other items appropriated for them She said
In than they hve B , w, m Anunideniifiedualated should be totaJed up and be that Mr Tickle had kardl
Mr Lory[n , , + . . ; 725O. that tim "y" led about listed befo arguing the sit- attendedmtings, but atYr
dhadthed b, 1, 1979 hednt been for Mr Lowry's don't have any law enfc BI gr M k t I Sat $T5"000mnnvatl°vatoa0m+ uation over and ore and let- edthatMr. Teklew
Y plowed and the Lois C Ward wderd work ve on he mt, we d' have a ace to ue ass ar e nc, " oda e he Sen o the d d ng the whoLe Senior pgram usua y tha eve o
I tight up to De ord J Ward 14int Motain d my port abused o "SP ted urday Janurar 27+ 1?. 4¢fl n't mt fi Rgulatio M godown thedraln after m h wk hardly • ry daYdf the
Rto N Box 7 T , , . r mm ea hd of tvtock sold to eS Ak ' uc M ' miss ng a Y,
ff o father ayl Ridge. I amls,wedon'thaveadt b sent to $7914 35' esaldtlpresentbmldmg work in tebllshmg the r'TlekleaskedM Ake
s Huron, w. va 2595L veled these ads almda . a dogcatcher It to me we uyamHeif, Standardlng 57 0- 60 O0' " , '; //
0.m+ y qt,o don'* .... h of anmtog, Utmy ,;-',+.=.' " ---i>" " " "
+
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g{nla alma s oetmk. 'Iem we hmoa ,What=them terw h C Ch t + +
amwriin into a r +atom a a + mmO'Bryanwllka+d ' . k
I fstatedtruekpassed SummenCunam m str av: m,oe- . .
I t g gardto he 11o . € . • a 4.oo.C.ood,0om;ea.
f* attar pubLished in the Ifinton me and they on tim she can find wa- to turn. 0e- OO.
' Da y News, Feb. I by pat- d'all day I passed Elk Knob Kanawha . reprove HeLf Cal: Chalk, 0+¢- + "
t+ed tilt leymm andhave d2 't k Thee ZSm ' ++TV1ghtSul£s ram-moo + m, • ,'N
all of my life. I n never parked alonge dao, Mr, Mr and M. L n io0, m.tPf K" , + ? .
mher the d rvl MI the de rttl prt t :r.+ h,y-- BbyCalvB,H.:0.0e-125 :Lr.'f; "1 .
t " er, a i e nonv,sltlr andros " ' .-
beinganyhetterthant m, sx slick ha dy, bu edall CP TalboR tl. o0 3, - w
.......... da .......... ..................... .++,/ ........ :. ¢:]g :am ,,
st, P+mdg g 1f t hen ' b tth m aef -- mm uttlity 4s.m-m.++ can. + - . , . +.
.... m lk n:er athe state mely cos ....... a1 ..... na g,ea : le roas1 r: a s neo&wsCt m v10.H44 0. O O :,%.U o " "" 'd !t N
ra e n em w aped Margaret Snd : Mr, and ' " ' .
ds up Taylers cindexedsorSfimtlmtdoy, lf Mm OkeyPerkins nd C BHI+040.OO . - :
we in Sexamem Coty get Arkn SC Mr a dsonsM Hogs: NO t, .0.2S; NO, •
, .., . a , Z, SOOS+.OO;No.LS..SS.SO; :h " , I
anybedybettatthestatod Tmy Snd and children of SOws,42.2.8,501 Boa,43.00. ' - '
.... tNt ............ ga ....... J ............... higa ...................... ' T k v,
........ +o,e..,+ ............. +"'° +++ .................................. rue xxunges 80 Feet
was groivg er the d, and y methlog else, I'm getting Mr and Mrs. John Riehards of Ho, CWT. +O0- 465O
mtingehother+lt Ires toOkDean Lowry all of the time he plcktngPreUY sick d tired of people Dean Lowry. He has B ogto, N C.' Mr and M,. Shp & Lambs: Red, 52 S0- M.DaaMaeBraggoflllnton reived ndnor a curve The vehicle =traek an outballdhg near
has been there to straighten a jtodo, andhe'edoiogvery JohnMehrentof'Medane, N.C,: 725O; E,CWT, 2450-.50; in|ert Friday ntttmn when the t¢4 [*'d the C&O track 'l'rmper BT Twyman ef the
Mr andMrS, FrankOgl¢lyand Bks ' CWT, ,o0, pteknpshewas drlvingptgedelghtyfeet ov Ilintnn Dechmen of the We Vrght| Sta e
we Debts Rtcharda ; and Mr. and Gts BH.+ 10.re- 30.501 Baby
imath sick I don't know cty doesn't
!who t would have dent if it haSvle mh n. J'R. Richards of Pulaski, Goats B.H., is.On, and embankment near Sandst°ne" Ms+ Bragg Police investigated and kl no eltatteas we
+ of anythMg, we a Imtemtrolorthevehicleamdtefttherdwayin issued .
Destroys Home
FL dePLoyed the iden of County area as a UlL of a Policemen cont.]ling traffic
the Lewis Adki family at 712 storm that begon Friday after, in the area summoned elly
SummsSttearlySstday nn strut ews to cinder the
morning• The Hinton Fire Dep- When firemen aived the struts and alleys in a tour.
artment as called at 5:19 a m. snnd story of the frame dweLl-
and was advised by the Hinton ingwasablaandtheflam b[kaathevehieleould
PaliceDepartmenttog0dewn threateoedheusesonbethsid broutedfeLy
Fourth Avenue and out of the Adkins idenee R tk As o Monday momin no
Sme Strut because of the firefighlers nearly an hour to eau for the fire had been
extremely hardeus road brmgthertsm under eontl, determined The dwelling
nditJom. A sheet o ice v- and they remalnedon thesee belonged to tt.F Swny
er ed everything in t he Sum mer s for a total of th hou
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TheSmeCountyCouncll didn't mt fire regulations gra m
on Aglag met Friday at the Mr meKinneyelari0edthesit Ms'RamanN[y of the
SeniorCitizencentar inHthton nation, saying that it had at Regiiplanningandvelop.
The meeting was iniy cent rdy been apprnved to which ment Council+ sad that fdthg
red on dJaesi of the now Mr Akerephed. "Whatlfthe woofdn't be possible if the
vacant YMCA+ which at one Fire Department stopped get w nnt a long te lease
time, wasofferedtotheCentor ting their unch?" involved At Least yea) She
asawlatlonfthegp After same eonf and at id that a disiens
The YMCA is now maintained little progr, several eJti sbeuld be fstzed into the
by the city stud .p and offered their spin. fo of a moU and he farm.
M JH. Ak and Mr. ion All mid that the argul/Ig ally enacted uon or nothing
NathanTlekleappeared to have going on was point]s and un eoald be d abeut it, funifl 8
diffent opinio on the sub. necessary and that the best wi
jt of moving the center to the solutinn was to appoint a corn+ A suggti was made and
"Y'.Mrs, Aketdsbehoped mllttostudythematt The enacted that a mmitt he
everyeentedwouldalter committoewnuldhepoib[e termed with 5 memhe to
their dist [or the move, forobtainingtheFireMahal[, obtain the officials for the in.
statingbewasolflythinkingof Health lptor, and a con.