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B--Hinton News Tues. Feb. 27, 1979
Letters to the Editor:
"Less Than One
f 1 P " County
Tenth o ercent
Retain the Train 'simply not worth the amount tfCf," ,
P.O. Box 720 supposedly saved. ' " ;':":""
Beekley, Two .West V'n-g represent-, - -
Feb. 19, 1979 atives, Rep. Nick Joe Rahall t '. ,r--
" and Sen. Jennings Randolph, / ,. ..-,., .., s -. .a,-,.. ,/.
To the Editor: are sponsoring resolutions to " ./:-. :: ,
disapprove the Transportation ..,. .....: ,:..-.. ..f.'.
As gasoline prices and othe proposal Write your Congress- r,,- ...... :s,,.., .
costs rise, we will need pus, man and Senators urging them
enger trains more than ever. to save the trains.
Indeed, both riders and rev- On March 5, when the U.S.
enue on Amtrak trains have Senate holds hearings on the
increased in the last few years.: proposed Amtrak cuts, our cit-
At the station at Prince out- .izens committee, Retain the
side Becldey, W. Va., 10,000 Train, will attend• We'll be
passengers boarded at wee leaving on the overnight trains
• .This week's recipes is "bor-
rowed" from the Summers
County Hospital and Clinic's
Monitor, February '79 issue. We
thought you'd particularly en-
joy this "buffet" dish.
hours of the morning last year.
Neverthless, the U.S. Trans-
portation Department proposes
to stop running nearly half
America's passenger trains.
Their proposal will take effect
October I automatically unless
voted down by either house of
Congress by April 30. If it goes
through, none of West Virginia
's three passenger trains will be
running in October.
The Transportation Depart-
ment bureaucrats say all the
Amtrak cutbacks will save $I00,
million, but that's less than one
tenth of one per cent of the total
1980 Transportation budKt.And
at least half that savings will go
toward paying Amtrak employ-
ees not to work. Economic
damage to rural areas and the
loss of an energy- efficient
transit system for the future is
that reach Washington for.Thur-
sday morning March 5- the
Cardinal, Shennandoah, Hilltop-
per- from various parts of West
Virginia. Those unable to take
the time to travel can sponsor
another person's fare. Contact
Retain the Train, P.O. BAx 720,
Beckley, W. Va. 25801 for more
information, or call attorney
John Hankins' office in Hunt-
ington. Donations for RTr's
postage and phone bills are
welcomed.
Bonni McKeown
for Retain the Train
BOx 720
Beckley, W. Va. 25801
P.S. The Cardinal leaves Hinton
at 1:41 a.m.- March 6, arriving
in Washington 8:35 a.m. Return
trip leaves Washington 9:35
p.m. March 5 arriving in Hinton
4:06 a.m. March 6.
Recipe For Elephant Stew
Salt
Pepper
1 elephant ( Medium size)
1- 7 oz. package Creamettes
2 rabbits (optional)
"Part of Our Wages"
Meadow Creek, W. Va.
Feb. 22, 1979
Hinton News, Editor
Thank you for the space you
give the public to express their
views. I have been considering
a few words to say in regards to
the Amtrak Cardinal proposed
cut back by transportation Sec-
retary Brock Adams.
I am one of the many rail-
road retired employees with'
card pass and I have Completed
over 50 years of service as
many other have. I have al,
ways understood that our pass-
es were considered a part of our
wages in the beginning of free
transportation.
I believe it is time for all
railroad employees including
those retired to write our U.S.
Senators and Congressman and
explain how cutting off the
Cardinal Amtrak would effect
our economy. After spending
millions of dollars of tax pay-
ers money to purchase new
equipment etc, I believe as
mamj other there are other
ways for our president to make
cuts to help balance the bud-
ge.
C.C. Corker- Meadow Creek,
W. Va.
After the six days required to
cut the elephant into small
cubes, place in a five ton cass-
erole. Fill with enough water to
cover elephant to make gravy.
Bake at 250 degrees for four
weeks. During final seven min-
utes, cook Creamettes. Drain.
Do not chill. Add to elephant
and serve hot. If your guests
bring guests, add the two rab-
bits, but only if necessary, as
most people do not like to find a
hare in their stew. Serves 3, 752.
TO BE EQUAL
Snake oil and
balanced budgets
By VERNON E.
JORDAN JR.
Copley News Service
California's Gov. Jerry
Brown has embraced the new
orthodoxy of balanced
budgets. In his inaugural
address, he's come out for a
constitutional convention.
The purpose: to pass an
amendment to the Constitu-
tion requiring a balanced fed-
eral budget.
By so doing, Brown has.
seized the leadership of the
nation's so-called tax revolt.
But his proposed solution
to the problem of inflation --
a constitutional convention
and balanced federal budgets
-- Is nothing more than a
modern version of the old
snake oll remedies. Like
them, It won't cure the prob-
lem.
The governor's stand
misleads the public. It is bad
politics, bad economics and
bad leadersh!p.
The call for a constitution-
al convention is dangerous.
Once assembled, such a con-
vention could rewrite the en-
tire Constitution, a frighten-
ing prospect in this day of
standards, the federal budget
is already balanced.
If the federal government
went through that little
exercise, it would simply in-
crease public distrust of gov-
ernment. A perfectly legiti-
mate accounting procedure
would strike many people as
being an evasion of the Con-
stitution.
The fundamental flaw in
the plan mandating balanced
federal budgets lies in its
assumption that federal deft-
clts cause inflation. In fact,
even conservative econo-
mists recognize that even a
deficit as large as the Presi-
dent's $30 billion target adds
only a small fraction of a
percentage point to the infla-
tion rate.
Like the old snake oil mer-
chants, proponents of a bal-
anced budget amendment
offer nothing of value. The
problem of inflation would be
untouched. The real prob-
lems of our economy -- tow
productivity through unem-
ployment and underemploy-
merit -- would be worsened
by the government's inflexi-
bility.
It's a failure of leadership
to manipulate symbols and to
Bus Trip Should andslngle'lssue interest lobbieSindifference sell the public worthless
i
S widespread ideas instead of trying to
to civil rights.
. come to grips with the real
But beyond the grlm possl- problems of our economy.
Be Cut Down"
Dear Sir
Why do the Senior Citizens
have all the glory on our tax
dollars lots of them are able to
work• And lots younger than I
am and I couldn't even get bus
fare and others I know younger
gets them• I know these people
personally. I am 70 and a
widow and on small widows
pension. Can hardly make end
this winter months, these same
people get food stamps and
billty of a convention that
could run wild, the require-
ment for a balanced federal
budget Is a bad one.
First, deficit spending --
the unbalanced budget -- Is
often necessary. In times of
recesslon, excess federal
spending stimulates the econ-
omy and prevents the deep
slide into massive depres-
sion.
Second, a constitutlonaIIy
requlred balanced budget
would prevent the govern-
ment from responding to crl-
ses, whether forelgn or
Inflation can't be underes-
timated. Its most powerful
effects are felt by the poor.
And unless it Is brought
under control, it serves as an
excuse for negative, anti-so-
cial measures that will have
a devastating effect on the
poor.
A sound anti-inflation cam-
paign should be based on
controlling essential costs In
the items that take the big-
gest bite out of family
budgets, items like food,
energy, health and housing
costs. Those items are rising
Some of them drew Railroad
Retirement and S.S., check
last winter and the Senior Cit-
izens payed for their fuel oil.
Am I not as good as these
people? I do think all these Bus
trips should be cut dawn and be
alittle easier on us old people
who ray taxes to keep them up.
Let's all try keep our tax dollars
here in Summers Co.
Thank you,
"Keeping
Cool"
By
":Summers
County
FMRS
t'
Have a problem and want
expert opinion? Write to "Keep-
ing Cool" Box 658 Hinton, W.
Va. 25951. This column is a
service of the Hinton News and
the FMRS Mental Health Coun-
daughter is using drugs may el"
may not be valid. A lot of.young
people are abusing drugs, but a
great percentage are not.
Drug use is hard to be sure of
sometimes. There are lot of
ell, Inc., which provides mental "symptoms" and behaviors
health care to Fayette, Men- which may appear to be the
roe, Raleigh and Summers result of drug use, but which
counties. We are unable to
answer all letters in this col-
umn. However, a mental health
professional from FMRS's staff
will reply to all letters, pro-
vided the writer includes a
stamped self-addressed
envelope. The opinions express-
ed are those of the professional
named and in no way necess-
arily reflect the opinions of the
HintQn News.
Dear Keeping,
We have a sixteen-year-old
girl who has been acting
strange lately. In the last year,
we have caught her telling lies,
such as going one place and
telling us she is going some-
where else. Also, we are wor-
ried about some Of the people
she hangs around with. Some of
them are high school dropouts
who do nothing but loaf around
and get into trouble. Another
thing is that she is moody a lot
lately. She evens fights with us
now.
She was always such a nice
girl. We just don't understand
what.is going on. Do you think
she could be using drugs?
Please answer quick as we
are about at the end of our rope
with her and are afraid she may
get into a lot of trouble.
Lost Parents
Dear Lest Parents,
also could mean that the per-
son is going through a very
rough time in life. In case you
may have forgotten the teen
years are very trying times.
I would suggest that you and
your spouse sit down and dis-
cuss the issues about your dau-
ghter until you can do it with-
out becoming emotionally up-
set. After this, confront your
daughter with your fears in a
calm, loving manner, similar to
the way you probably used to
do. If she's using drugs, let her
know how you feel about it, but
remain as calm as you can. Tell
her your concerns and make
sure she knows you love her
inspire of her actions. Hope-
fully, this will make her think
about her actions and she will
possibly change.
If you feel that you cannot
handle this situation by your-
selves, I would recommend you
seek professional help, whether
it be a minister, family doctor,
or a counselor.
FMRS has counselors trained
in dealing with drug abuse
problems, and may be able to
help you and your daughter
better understand what is going
on in your lives. Please feel free
to call Susan Phillips Alco-
holism Counselor F.M:R.S.
Summers Co. office 466- 3899.
Bill Hartling, M.A.
Director
Consultation and Education
Your fear of whether your
Obituaries
From Pa
the late Charles and Mollie
Davis Easter.
Survivors include her hus-
band Nathan Akers; one son,
Ralph Akers of Princeton; six
daughters, Mrs. Faye Blanken-
ship, Mrs. Freddie (Ona Mae)
Cox and Mrs. Edna Roberts, all
of Princeton; Mrs. Roy (Ruby)
Mann of Pence Springs, Mrs.
Claude (Evelyn) Bauguess of
Pontiac, Mich., and Mrs. Sam-
my (Alma) Sizemore of Perdue,
Ind.; one sister Mrs. Bessie
Caperton of Lerona; two bro-
thers, Perry Easter of Prince-
ton and Dewey Easter of Ler-
ona.
Services were held Sunday at
2 p.m. in the Kee Street Un-
Red Methodist Church with the
Revs. H. Randolph Kidd and
Clarence Dillon in charge. Bur-
ial followed in the Elgood Ceme-
tery.
Memorial Funeral Directory
in Princeton was in charge of
arrange.ents.
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Pet-
trey of Indian Mills, West Vir-
ginia, are announcing the en-
gagement and forthcoming
wedding of their daughter,
Robin Diane, to Lewis Wayne
Cook, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Edward "Buck" Cook of Buck
Route, Hinton.
Miss Pettrey is a 1978 grad-
uate of Talcott High School and
an employee of the Mercer
County Board of Education. Mr.
Cook is a 1971 graduate of
Desper Samuel
Columbus, Ohio,
Layland, died
a.m. after a loR
Born
Glade, he was
Sam and Alice
Mr. Martin
miner, a retired
Buckeye Steel
Company in
and a member
Avenue Church of
umbus, Ohio.
Survivors
Mrs. Ruby EvanS
sons, Andrew
Ohio, Homer
of columbus,
Davis
stepsons, Bobby
the U.S. Army
James Buckland
Md. and Clyde
Rochester,
daughters, Mrs.
mick of
Faye Putz of
Irene
Beach, Va. and
Long of
daughters, Mrs.",
sler of
Marilyn Hall of
Alma
five sisters,
ley and Mrs.
both of
Susie Plumley,
Mrs. Ada Avis
Mrs.
grandchildren.
Services werel
1 p.m. in the
Home Chapel
the Rev.
Burial followed
Cemetery at
Services
: Hinton High School and employ- 2 p.m. in the
ed by United Van Lines, Inc. of Funeral Parlor
Roanoke, Virginia. the Rev. C.H.
An open church wedding is er Charles
planned for March 10 at 2:00 Burial followed
p.m. at the Indian Mills Church mend Cemetery
in Indian Mills, West Virginia.
The family of Roy Ward want
thanks to Dr. Woodrum, the nurses of 2t
the Summers Co. Hospital, Rev. Ray Mar:
Those who sent flowers, food and
driveways and helped in any way durinIJ
of our father, RoY M. Ward. Imocjene
Mocjene Bracjcj, Dorthy Sears, and Anna
over
per
checks of other than welfare. Name witheld by rquest, domestic. The government's at double the overall rate of
flexibility would be damaged, inflation. II l :
"Nearly All of us Third, It needlessly re- If Brown ls as intent on ; i
stricts government's ability running for the presidency as
to meet ifs obligations. An he seems, then he 'should ;
economic slowdown resulting come up with sound plans for []
TComm?tteeny to Save" ln lowertaxrevenueswould eeonomlc growth in a more | Mail T.he
force either a reduction in equal society instead of push- Subscribe
federal services or a tax rise, ing unrealistic and mislead-
neither of which may be fea- ing plans llke the rbalancecl [[] By IV ! ! nlililt911
SCA " cans. We can escape such a law sible In a given situation, budget amendment.
Senior Citizens Club by demanding our drinks to be Finally, the most likely
Hinton, W.V. 25951 put in aluminum cans, thereby outcome era balanced buds- Gospel Sing NO !
,Phone 466- 4019 children and others will bring et amendment would be its Ml[t..,
2-20-79 all cans to the truck and receive evasion. The governor knows Gospel Sing Saturday March 3 l
ImUlm
for cash money for them. Strohs full well that states that have at 6:00 P.M. at Pillar of Truth
|
Edit n News and Coca Cola do have their balanced budget require- Church of Barger Springs
ments in their own constitu- featuring the following singers:
Hino verypr°duct in aluminum cans ; but ..... " i:
Hinton WV 25951 little of them reach this ttonSbudgets.simplYone, forSet operatingUp two eton,The HillHarveyMans familyQUartetof°fGreen-Princ" n "" "'"'"'"" ....
. area; mostly their drinks are in expenses, Is kept in balance, rifle, W. Va.; The Singing
Many Hinton citizens have tin cans which are no good and The other, for capital Trent family of Union(Pastor
i
read in papers and seen on TV 0nly litter up everything. Poss- expenses, is financed through TommyMounts invites every- ADDRESS , .... .
what other states are doing to ibly if these Companies knew borrowed funds: By those one to attend. CITY' • -'.
help save and conserve energy, that we are saving aluminum l! A--,=TE ,' ," ' i - ' "
Also, many of the citizens know cans then they would ship to us
or what the 4H Club and Willey in aluminum. Then there will be "Made it Possible" "
Bros. have done by providing no more littering and waste. ST
the paper-driVe and almninum- One party last week brought us ,.,.. ................. - .... -o°-°---o°-°°-o---°-'"*';,
drive trucks on the Bellepoint
road• Nearly all of us want to
save newspapers and aluminum
and these trucks give m/mmy-
to do iL NewSpapers are
ily identified, but not so alum-
inum cans. To help your desire
to save and conserve energy, as
well as provide money for many
projects, we urge everyone to
buy POP and BEER only in
aluminum cans.
Some states have mandatory
laws for a cash deposit an all
200 pounds of cans, half of them
were Strohs and Cokes in tin
and had to be thrown in the
ash, and all that effort and
ime 'wasted by these good
people trying to clean up the
litter. Just imagine how nice
had all those cans been alun-
inure. We urge every one to get
on this aluminum band- wagon
for the good of just about.
everything one can imagine.
C.B. Rushford SR Committ-
man
Saxifrage root was believeB capable of removing freckles.
February 21,. 1979
Dear Editor:
As a former Scout and Scout-
master of Troop 27 in Farm-
ington, West Virginia, Scouting
has made it possible for me to
journey where eagles soar, to
follow the path least traveled.
and to experience the wonders
of the creations of God.
The Scouting expedition has
enabled me to develop skills and
abilities to ascend the mountain
of life to the peaks of under-
standing and awareness.
I owe the spirit of Scouting
which fills my heart a deep debt
of devotion and gratutude, for
through the knowledge of Scout-
ing I have become perceptive to
the importance of integrity,
alert to the distinction of dil-
igence, and aware of the sign- :
ificance of God and Country.
Scouting has been my com-
pass in the wilderness which
guided me to the streams of
refreshing hope in the clearing
of faith. Scouting is definitely a
Merit Badge of Magnificence
for all mankind.
I call upon all West Virgin-
tans to give your continued
support to the Scouting trad-
ition.
A Scout forever,
A. James Manchin
Secretary of State
i00,li, The ram. Nm, i, .mmm.-W. V.
B--Hinton News Tues. Feb. 27, 1979
Letters to the Editor:
"Less Than One
f 1 P " County
Tenth o ercent
Retain the Train 'simply not worth the amount tfCf," ,
P.O. Box 720 supposedly saved. ' " ;':":""
Beekley, Two .West V'n-g represent-, - -
Feb. 19, 1979 atives, Rep. Nick Joe Rahall t '. ,r--
" and Sen. Jennings Randolph, / ,. ..-,., .., s -. .a,-,.. ,/.
To the Editor: are sponsoring resolutions to " ./:-. :: ,
disapprove the Transportation ..,. .....: ,:..-.. ..f.'.
As gasoline prices and othe proposal Write your Congress- r,,- ...... :s,,.., .
costs rise, we will need pus, man and Senators urging them
enger trains more than ever. to save the trains.
Indeed, both riders and rev- On March 5, when the U.S.
enue on Amtrak trains have Senate holds hearings on the
increased in the last few years.: proposed Amtrak cuts, our cit-
At the station at Prince out- .izens committee, Retain the
side Becldey, W. Va., 10,000 Train, will attend• We'll be
passengers boarded at wee leaving on the overnight trains
• .This week's recipes is "bor-
rowed" from the Summers
County Hospital and Clinic's
Monitor, February '79 issue. We
thought you'd particularly en-
joy this "buffet" dish.
hours of the morning last year.
Neverthless, the U.S. Trans-
portation Department proposes
to stop running nearly half
America's passenger trains.
Their proposal will take effect
October I automatically unless
voted down by either house of
Congress by April 30. If it goes
through, none of West Virginia
's three passenger trains will be
running in October.
The Transportation Depart-
ment bureaucrats say all the
Amtrak cutbacks will save $I00,
million, but that's less than one
tenth of one per cent of the total
1980 Transportation budKt.And
at least half that savings will go
toward paying Amtrak employ-
ees not to work. Economic
damage to rural areas and the
loss of an energy- efficient
transit system for the future is
that reach Washington for.Thur-
sday morning March 5- the
Cardinal, Shennandoah, Hilltop-
per- from various parts of West
Virginia. Those unable to take
the time to travel can sponsor
another person's fare. Contact
Retain the Train, P.O. BAx 720,
Beckley, W. Va. 25801 for more
information, or call attorney
John Hankins' office in Hunt-
ington. Donations for RTr's
postage and phone bills are
welcomed.
Bonni McKeown
for Retain the Train
BOx 720
Beckley, W. Va. 25801
P.S. The Cardinal leaves Hinton
at 1:41 a.m.- March 6, arriving
in Washington 8:35 a.m. Return
trip leaves Washington 9:35
p.m. March 5 arriving in Hinton
4:06 a.m. March 6.
Recipe For Elephant Stew
Salt
Pepper
1 elephant ( Medium size)
1- 7 oz. package Creamettes
2 rabbits (optional)
"Part of Our Wages"
Meadow Creek, W. Va.
Feb. 22, 1979
Hinton News, Editor
Thank you for the space you
give the public to express their
views. I have been considering
a few words to say in regards to
the Amtrak Cardinal proposed
cut back by transportation Sec-
retary Brock Adams.
I am one of the many rail-
road retired employees with'
card pass and I have Completed
over 50 years of service as
many other have. I have al,
ways understood that our pass-
es were considered a part of our
wages in the beginning of free
transportation.
I believe it is time for all
railroad employees including
those retired to write our U.S.
Senators and Congressman and
explain how cutting off the
Cardinal Amtrak would effect
our economy. After spending
millions of dollars of tax pay-
ers money to purchase new
equipment etc, I believe as
mamj other there are other
ways for our president to make
cuts to help balance the bud-
ge.
C.C. Corker- Meadow Creek,
W. Va.
After the six days required to
cut the elephant into small
cubes, place in a five ton cass-
erole. Fill with enough water to
cover elephant to make gravy.
Bake at 250 degrees for four
weeks. During final seven min-
utes, cook Creamettes. Drain.
Do not chill. Add to elephant
and serve hot. If your guests
bring guests, add the two rab-
bits, but only if necessary, as
most people do not like to find a
hare in their stew. Serves 3, 752.
TO BE EQUAL
Snake oil and
balanced budgets
By VERNON E.
JORDAN JR.
Copley News Service
California's Gov. Jerry
Brown has embraced the new
orthodoxy of balanced
budgets. In his inaugural
address, he's come out for a
constitutional convention.
The purpose: to pass an
amendment to the Constitu-
tion requiring a balanced fed-
eral budget.
By so doing, Brown has.
seized the leadership of the
nation's so-called tax revolt.
But his proposed solution
to the problem of inflation --
a constitutional convention
and balanced federal budgets
-- Is nothing more than a
modern version of the old
snake oll remedies. Like
them, It won't cure the prob-
lem.
The governor's stand
misleads the public. It is bad
politics, bad economics and
bad leadersh!p.
The call for a constitution-
al convention is dangerous.
Once assembled, such a con-
vention could rewrite the en-
tire Constitution, a frighten-
ing prospect in this day of
standards, the federal budget
is already balanced.
If the federal government
went through that little
exercise, it would simply in-
crease public distrust of gov-
ernment. A perfectly legiti-
mate accounting procedure
would strike many people as
being an evasion of the Con-
stitution.
The fundamental flaw in
the plan mandating balanced
federal budgets lies in its
assumption that federal deft-
clts cause inflation. In fact,
even conservative econo-
mists recognize that even a
deficit as large as the Presi-
dent's $30 billion target adds
only a small fraction of a
percentage point to the infla-
tion rate.
Like the old snake oil mer-
chants, proponents of a bal-
anced budget amendment
offer nothing of value. The
problem of inflation would be
untouched. The real prob-
lems of our economy -- tow
productivity through unem-
ployment and underemploy-
merit -- would be worsened
by the government's inflexi-
bility.
It's a failure of leadership
to manipulate symbols and to
Bus Trip Should andslngle'lssue interest lobbieSindifference sell the public worthless
i
S widespread ideas instead of trying to
to civil rights.
. come to grips with the real
But beyond the grlm possl- problems of our economy.
Be Cut Down"
Dear Sir
Why do the Senior Citizens
have all the glory on our tax
dollars lots of them are able to
work• And lots younger than I
am and I couldn't even get bus
fare and others I know younger
gets them• I know these people
personally. I am 70 and a
widow and on small widows
pension. Can hardly make end
this winter months, these same
people get food stamps and
billty of a convention that
could run wild, the require-
ment for a balanced federal
budget Is a bad one.
First, deficit spending --
the unbalanced budget -- Is
often necessary. In times of
recesslon, excess federal
spending stimulates the econ-
omy and prevents the deep
slide into massive depres-
sion.
Second, a constitutlonaIIy
requlred balanced budget
would prevent the govern-
ment from responding to crl-
ses, whether forelgn or
Inflation can't be underes-
timated. Its most powerful
effects are felt by the poor.
And unless it Is brought
under control, it serves as an
excuse for negative, anti-so-
cial measures that will have
a devastating effect on the
poor.
A sound anti-inflation cam-
paign should be based on
controlling essential costs In
the items that take the big-
gest bite out of family
budgets, items like food,
energy, health and housing
costs. Those items are rising
Some of them drew Railroad
Retirement and S.S., check
last winter and the Senior Cit-
izens payed for their fuel oil.
Am I not as good as these
people? I do think all these Bus
trips should be cut dawn and be
alittle easier on us old people
who ray taxes to keep them up.
Let's all try keep our tax dollars
here in Summers Co.
Thank you,
"Keeping
Cool"
By
":Summers
County
FMRS
t'
Have a problem and want
expert opinion? Write to "Keep-
ing Cool" Box 658 Hinton, W.
Va. 25951. This column is a
service of the Hinton News and
the FMRS Mental Health Coun-
daughter is using drugs may el"
may not be valid. A lot of.young
people are abusing drugs, but a
great percentage are not.
Drug use is hard to be sure of
sometimes. There are lot of
ell, Inc., which provides mental "symptoms" and behaviors
health care to Fayette, Men- which may appear to be the
roe, Raleigh and Summers result of drug use, but which
counties. We are unable to
answer all letters in this col-
umn. However, a mental health
professional from FMRS's staff
will reply to all letters, pro-
vided the writer includes a
stamped self-addressed
envelope. The opinions express-
ed are those of the professional
named and in no way necess-
arily reflect the opinions of the
HintQn News.
Dear Keeping,
We have a sixteen-year-old
girl who has been acting
strange lately. In the last year,
we have caught her telling lies,
such as going one place and
telling us she is going some-
where else. Also, we are wor-
ried about some Of the people
she hangs around with. Some of
them are high school dropouts
who do nothing but loaf around
and get into trouble. Another
thing is that she is moody a lot
lately. She evens fights with us
now.
She was always such a nice
girl. We just don't understand
what.is going on. Do you think
she could be using drugs?
Please answer quick as we
are about at the end of our rope
with her and are afraid she may
get into a lot of trouble.
Lost Parents
Dear Lest Parents,
also could mean that the per-
son is going through a very
rough time in life. In case you
may have forgotten the teen
years are very trying times.
I would suggest that you and
your spouse sit down and dis-
cuss the issues about your dau-
ghter until you can do it with-
out becoming emotionally up-
set. After this, confront your
daughter with your fears in a
calm, loving manner, similar to
the way you probably used to
do. If she's using drugs, let her
know how you feel about it, but
remain as calm as you can. Tell
her your concerns and make
sure she knows you love her
inspire of her actions. Hope-
fully, this will make her think
about her actions and she will
possibly change.
If you feel that you cannot
handle this situation by your-
selves, I would recommend you
seek professional help, whether
it be a minister, family doctor,
or a counselor.
FMRS has counselors trained
in dealing with drug abuse
problems, and may be able to
help you and your daughter
better understand what is going
on in your lives. Please feel free
to call Susan Phillips Alco-
holism Counselor F.M:R.S.
Summers Co. office 466- 3899.
Bill Hartling, M.A.
Director
Consultation and Education
Your fear of whether your
Obituaries
From Pa
the late Charles and Mollie
Davis Easter.
Survivors include her hus-
band Nathan Akers; one son,
Ralph Akers of Princeton; six
daughters, Mrs. Faye Blanken-
ship, Mrs. Freddie (Ona Mae)
Cox and Mrs. Edna Roberts, all
of Princeton; Mrs. Roy (Ruby)
Mann of Pence Springs, Mrs.
Claude (Evelyn) Bauguess of
Pontiac, Mich., and Mrs. Sam-
my (Alma) Sizemore of Perdue,
Ind.; one sister Mrs. Bessie
Caperton of Lerona; two bro-
thers, Perry Easter of Prince-
ton and Dewey Easter of Ler-
ona.
Services were held Sunday at
2 p.m. in the Kee Street Un-
Red Methodist Church with the
Revs. H. Randolph Kidd and
Clarence Dillon in charge. Bur-
ial followed in the Elgood Ceme-
tery.
Memorial Funeral Directory
in Princeton was in charge of
arrange.ents.
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Pet-
trey of Indian Mills, West Vir-
ginia, are announcing the en-
gagement and forthcoming
wedding of their daughter,
Robin Diane, to Lewis Wayne
Cook, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Edward "Buck" Cook of Buck
Route, Hinton.
Miss Pettrey is a 1978 grad-
uate of Talcott High School and
an employee of the Mercer
County Board of Education. Mr.
Cook is a 1971 graduate of
Desper Samuel
Columbus, Ohio,
Layland, died
a.m. after a loR
Born
Glade, he was
Sam and Alice
Mr. Martin
miner, a retired
Buckeye Steel
Company in
and a member
Avenue Church of
umbus, Ohio.
Survivors
Mrs. Ruby EvanS
sons, Andrew
Ohio, Homer
of columbus,
Davis
stepsons, Bobby
the U.S. Army
James Buckland
Md. and Clyde
Rochester,
daughters, Mrs.
mick of
Faye Putz of
Irene
Beach, Va. and
Long of
daughters, Mrs.",
sler of
Marilyn Hall of
Alma
five sisters,
ley and Mrs.
both of
Susie Plumley,
Mrs. Ada Avis
Mrs.
grandchildren.
Services werel
1 p.m. in the
Home Chapel
the Rev.
Burial followed
Cemetery at
Services
: Hinton High School and employ- 2 p.m. in the
ed by United Van Lines, Inc. of Funeral Parlor
Roanoke, Virginia. the Rev. C.H.
An open church wedding is er Charles
planned for March 10 at 2:00 Burial followed
p.m. at the Indian Mills Church mend Cemetery
in Indian Mills, West Virginia.
The family of Roy Ward want
thanks to Dr. Woodrum, the nurses of 2t
the Summers Co. Hospital, Rev. Ray Mar:
Those who sent flowers, food and
driveways and helped in any way durinIJ
of our father, RoY M. Ward. Imocjene
Mocjene Bracjcj, Dorthy Sears, and Anna
over
per
checks of other than welfare. Name witheld by rquest, domestic. The government's at double the overall rate of
flexibility would be damaged, inflation. II l :
"Nearly All of us Third, It needlessly re- If Brown ls as intent on ; i
stricts government's ability running for the presidency as
to meet ifs obligations. An he seems, then he 'should ;
economic slowdown resulting come up with sound plans for []
TComm?tteeny to Save" ln lowertaxrevenueswould eeonomlc growth in a more | Mail T.he
force either a reduction in equal society instead of push- Subscribe
federal services or a tax rise, ing unrealistic and mislead-
neither of which may be fea- ing plans llke the rbalancecl [[] By IV ! ! nlililt911
SCA " cans. We can escape such a law sible In a given situation, budget amendment.
Senior Citizens Club by demanding our drinks to be Finally, the most likely
Hinton, W.V. 25951 put in aluminum cans, thereby outcome era balanced buds- Gospel Sing NO !
,Phone 466- 4019 children and others will bring et amendment would be its Ml[t..,
2-20-79 all cans to the truck and receive evasion. The governor knows Gospel Sing Saturday March 3 l
ImUlm
for cash money for them. Strohs full well that states that have at 6:00 P.M. at Pillar of Truth
|
Edit n News and Coca Cola do have their balanced budget require- Church of Barger Springs
ments in their own constitu- featuring the following singers:
Hino verypr°duct in aluminum cans ; but ..... " i:
Hinton WV 25951 little of them reach this ttonSbudgets.simplYone, forSet operatingUp two eton,The HillHarveyMans familyQUartetof°fGreen-Princ" n "" "'"'"'"" ....
. area; mostly their drinks are in expenses, Is kept in balance, rifle, W. Va.; The Singing
Many Hinton citizens have tin cans which are no good and The other, for capital Trent family of Union(Pastor
i
read in papers and seen on TV 0nly litter up everything. Poss- expenses, is financed through TommyMounts invites every- ADDRESS , .... .
what other states are doing to ibly if these Companies knew borrowed funds: By those one to attend. CITY' • -'.
help save and conserve energy, that we are saving aluminum l! A--,=TE ,' ," ' i - ' "
Also, many of the citizens know cans then they would ship to us
or what the 4H Club and Willey in aluminum. Then there will be "Made it Possible" "
Bros. have done by providing no more littering and waste. ST
the paper-driVe and almninum- One party last week brought us ,.,.. ................. - .... -o°-°---o°-°°-o---°-'"*';,
drive trucks on the Bellepoint
road• Nearly all of us want to
save newspapers and aluminum
and these trucks give m/mmy-
to do iL NewSpapers are
ily identified, but not so alum-
inum cans. To help your desire
to save and conserve energy, as
well as provide money for many
projects, we urge everyone to
buy POP and BEER only in
aluminum cans.
Some states have mandatory
laws for a cash deposit an all
200 pounds of cans, half of them
were Strohs and Cokes in tin
and had to be thrown in the
ash, and all that effort and
ime 'wasted by these good
people trying to clean up the
litter. Just imagine how nice
had all those cans been alun-
inure. We urge every one to get
on this aluminum band- wagon
for the good of just about.
everything one can imagine.
C.B. Rushford SR Committ-
man
Saxifrage root was believeB capable of removing freckles.
February 21,. 1979
Dear Editor:
As a former Scout and Scout-
master of Troop 27 in Farm-
ington, West Virginia, Scouting
has made it possible for me to
journey where eagles soar, to
follow the path least traveled.
and to experience the wonders
of the creations of God.
The Scouting expedition has
enabled me to develop skills and
abilities to ascend the mountain
of life to the peaks of under-
standing and awareness.
I owe the spirit of Scouting
which fills my heart a deep debt
of devotion and gratutude, for
through the knowledge of Scout-
ing I have become perceptive to
the importance of integrity,
alert to the distinction of dil-
igence, and aware of the sign- :
ificance of God and Country.
Scouting has been my com-
pass in the wilderness which
guided me to the streams of
refreshing hope in the clearing
of faith. Scouting is definitely a
Merit Badge of Magnificence
for all mankind.
I call upon all West Virgin-
tans to give your continued
support to the Scouting trad-
ition.
A Scout forever,
A. James Manchin
Secretary of State
i00,li, The ram. Nm, i, .mmm.-W. V.
8--Hinoon Newi Tu.es. Feb. 27, 1979
Letters to the Editor:
"Less Than One
Tenth of 1 Percent" "
rtam the Tra itmplr n ah the t
p.o. Box =uupeuxby ved.
e.eeldey, W. va. z awe welt Vtr reraeumt-
'eb 19, itrt9 atlvm, ve, reek J II
the v,tor: g lui to
ve the ,tat
e.cts ri, wtu need pus. d Setarstuglug tem
Inaned, both ri d . On March 5, when the US
en on Amtk traL haw Saute hal= haa the
L, uaeaeed tn the lut f ye's, ppad Amtrak eats, o ctt-
^t the suJuon at out- ttu, Retain the
slae Ila, W. va, ZU. Tn, atd. We'll he
bomed at Iv e overt trams
ho e the mtag Last y. thllt reach Wa for 'l'-
Neveldhl. the us Tr sday moratng March 5- the
poati tr tmt proper,,= Cardal, n, rlmtot:-
to stop r rly per-fmvaru=porWt
America's peng train. Vtr Th ble to take
Tlaeir pposal -,ll tae e the time to travel sponsor
October X aotomattUz unlm an0 person's ra. Contact
voted 0o by ett lumps a eetIn the Train, P.O ex 7,
Cegr by April 3O rr It 0 eeeey, W. Va zseol r me
through. ofWt Vtr mluma0on, er call attorney
'sth paener tra be aura nki' off in llt.
ring n Oetobe. Ington o.ats for R'rr's
Te Traportatten Oepa postage and r, hone b,ls are
meat alreucrats y all the Icomed.
Amtrake.telvllve*tt, eonnl McK
million, but that's l than e for Retean me Trean
tenth of one per t u . Ix
at Lt elat . wll p.s "C Cdl Iv tltntan
toward ytng ,U-ak m#uy- at 1:41 am.- March e, arg
not to work. e.oc wnste:sSa.m
damage to 1 D and me trip leavm Wgton : as
1 of an en.v- efricZ pm,MlSataon
tral] stem rot the fm 1 4: a m. Mah
"Part of Our Wages"
Md creek, w. vs. w n the begt,0ng or f
F , l;e trportaton.
! tp.aeve R is tz,e r aLL
ltintoa N, F2chto rallrd poyees in¢ludmg
"monk y tar the space you t ttred to wte o u.s
gve the public to melt sepators apd Congr,sm and
vlews. I have ben derlno explain how tt off the
arwordtoyinregardto Cardinal Amtrak wemld ft
tl Amtr cardtl poped o y. Aft sentng
eat ok by trportaU See- 0llan of tax pay-
retary roe Ada mey to phase n
I am of the y rttl- eqult eta, I believe
S retr mp ruth' enau lwe ttre a ater
card pm ar |)rove ompeted ways f rmat to make
or o y ot sen cuts to help bathes me bud.
ny at*m- nave. i I- ct'c
ways ur umt pass-
Mdow
Creek,
we censknn a part at us= W. Va,
"Bus Trips Should
Be Cut Down"
Dear Sr
wy do te Semor ctuzeas Some or them chw afld
have all the glory on o tax Reflect and S,S. check
dolla uts of th able to last wnt and me namer Ct
work And lots yg th X paed t t/ fuel oil.
am and I uld't e get inns n I ot cued m
fare and othe I know ycung Togle? | da think all th B
gets them I know thee people tn.shdbe .t do and
peolly, I am 70 and a altttle si on old people
widow and on sll wido whoytatokthemup
penslan Can hrdly ke d Let's all try kp tax dolla
thin winter months, these ame here ill Sm Co,
peopl get food stmnps and 'nmr, k you,
"Nearly All of us
grant to Save"
SCAT Co--it tee of . We can pe such a law
Senur c. Club by demdtng drinks to be
tlint, W.V. ZI put In alin m, theby
,phone t- exe ehUdr al othen wll bri
Z-Te aU ea ta the trick ad oa
cash mey for them¸ Strahs
Edit and Coca Cola do have their
Hint Ne product t. alInm ea; but
Hl.lon WV ze very Ut0e or th ¢h this
a: mtty their da. am in
Yamy Hlnton c*ti=er= ha tZn e whleb a oed a.d
rd Jn papen and TV only lltt up erng. p-
what other states a mg to bly If th Compani ew
hep ve s.a a rt. that we savln0 att.w
Atsa. ny or the ettt knaw ca tbe tbe would slap to
or what the m club wmey In alinm.en there U ho
13 have came by f.-o,atng no mo lltteeg d waste¸
the Vaper-rve and alturan- One perry last wee bul
This wk's recipes is ..bar. After the six clays required to
rowed" from the Sum,,xe cut the elephant into small
County limpid] ""d Cltnic' cubes, place in a five ton ca
Monist, k'ebruary '7 isue. We emle. Fill with enough water to
thought y'd parlicutarly an. cover elepham ta make gravy.
lay thl, "b." dish. 8ak t Z0 d rnr ro
wks Our,s0 tl v m-
RipFElepbalttStoW ut, ck CYeamell Drain.
Oo ,,el hll Add to eLepham
Salt
Pepper and sere hc. If yo guts
i ephant Mem sz bring gusts, add ma t rai-
l 7 oz pekage (Veomett bits, but only i[ neeary, as
2 rabbits t oplionoll meal people do not like to find a
ba m their stew Se , 7s
TO BE EQUAL
Snake oil and
balanced budgets
By VEO E. stewards, the feersJ budget
JOaN so. is atady hateed.
coley News se the t govement
went through that little
CalHornia's Guy Jey exeise, it would simply kn.
nwn has embrad the new e public dlStnlst el g°v"
orthodoxy of balanced ment A perftly legiU-
budgets In his inaugural ma accounting procea
add, lie's come out for a would strike many people
constitutional conventton being an evasion of tim Con-
e u o
me contllu- T fulamen haw in
u lequrmg a bced red me plan man0aUng haleea
eralbudjet, fedeval budget5 lies in its
By doing, B has ampJ that federal dell.
Izett the leadership of the c cau Inflation in fact,
nation's ulled tax volt even conservative econn-
But hs pposea ]utJo, ml mat even a
to the problem of inflation -- delicit large the Pr-
a con-tutlal convention dent*v I bllhon target adds
and balanced federal budgets ly a smll fetlon of a
-- Is nothing mo than a pentage point to the Intla-
med veton of the aid U tale,
take me o1 Ulake o met-
snake oil remedies, Like
m, it won', cu the pro- chants, proponts o a ba.
anted udget amendment
lem, after thmg or vl
The governor's stand problem of inflatton dd be
rrdslds the public It is bad
pelltl, bad oral d untouch The real pl:.
le or o my -- Xow
bad Leaderp. productivity throu. n-
e u for n constitution* ploymont d unaerempoy-
at .venuon is aangero ment - wmad be ned
0P.ee aaemhled, suet* a c- by the government's tri 1
ntlon tdd rewlte the en,
te Co,tttuUo,, a tristan- lty.
It's a faUu c leadmp
lag prpect in this day of tomardpuatesmbetsdto
qgle-Lae interest ]obh* 11 te public warle
d wtdespd lndttten Ides Inead of teymg to
to clVU rhts me to gps wire me z
nut beyond th m pooh proble of my
bmty or a nventlon mat rnna n't be d
tad u wd, the requ- Umated Its most powered
met for a baland rederat effects felt by me poor
badger Is a bad o Ad unle It Is brought
Fir, deficit spending -- under ntrol, it es an
the balad budget -- is c for negaUve, tl.
onen nry. In um ar
sIon, excess federal clal me that wtU have
spencUng stimulates he oa- vastatlng eet on toe
amy attd pvents the dp Around tl.mnau cam-
slice Into mIve depres- paisa shored be sea
ntrozlmg nu cean I.
Second, a nstitutarmlly the items tat take the big-
required balanced budget gest bile out of famtty
uld pvent l]ae gove- budgets, tems like food,
ment from sndlng to erb era, heatt d botng
sea whether foreign or sts.oIterlsmg
domestic. The goveen s at double me overall rate c4
flibity would be damaged, inflation.
Third, it needlessly - If ewn ts u Intent on
Mxte garment's abLty nnlng for the ptdey as
to mt It obligations An he , th be totdd
onomlc slowdown resulting me up with und plans for
in tr tax venues uld onomle growth In a mo
ror either a ductlon In e,qaai lety trtead of push-
federal wteesor a taxrl, mg ullstlc and mLead-
tther of which may be fen. trig pla like the balced
Mble In a glen sit.lion, budget amdmt,
Finally, the mt likely
oateome ol a balanced bndg" Gospel Sing
eL amendment WOUld be lm
evaslon. Tile goveor aows Gospel Sing Saturday Mah 3
rlfll U mat slates that have at G:O0 PM at Pillar of Truth
balanced budget reuulre- Chm.eh of Barger Springs
ments ill their o eozzetltu- fturing the fnUowing singe:
ttons simply set up two TneHillMansQuartetorPrh;e.
bdgets One. for operating eton. [laey family of Grn-
expe, Is kept in llan vil]e W Va ; The Snging
The other, for capital Trent family of Ulfion, Pastor
expend, is fJnand through Tommyldounis invlt envy-
he--wed funds By th one io attend
"Made it Possible"
drive treks the Bellepotnt 2podltof,halfofthem Vebry 21, 1 thughtheknowJedgeofScout-
ad. Nely all n wt to *e Stro and cokes a Un in 1 have I:eeome perceptive to
venepapendehwaln and trod to be tn the Ver Eeat: the importance or Integrity,
=r Sa m*eY ¸ nffilth, and all that eoa an ale tn the mstt of rill-
to ee IL Sewlqpm-s a e- lime ¸wasted by ttle good
tlylaealet, nutnotallnn- peopletryalgtoeluptho aroerScoutandScur- ige,a,dawaormestt0a-
mast o "l'rp 27 in Fa irlnce of Gad d Co.try
i.mTohelpy6eeh'e Iltt Jttmagtneneo • • Se t h been
to andtxrv "rl I mgton. WtVlrgm,a. Sco=tmg ou n0 as my e-
u ertT, as hada Uleeena- hmadeit ileformeo pa he Wlaemwhleh
wellapvdemxfny In WeurSeeryetoge* Joey wbeeagl , to guided me to the stems or
iroects. e to on thts aremtn band. wagon follow the path Iat traveLed, rrhing hope in the elating
b, POP and y n fw the good o t ab*ul and teexpeden the nne uffanh Scnutnglsdenlatelya
mtnm e,ms, everY Imagine nr the tts of God Merit Badge of Magnin
Semestnavemanehttet- CB lWloraSRCommitt- TneScomt t: h II d
La I it e det m all ng axpeal t as or a man n •
btedmetodevetopsand I call upon all we Virg-
_...., " --- • abltttmtoaer,4themutaln ia to 0lYe yo ntLnued
e tl'e ri or son0 A Sco ev,
• whchfgtyheartdeepdob A a Matn
-- n devotan and gratle f Secretary a State
Va 2.1 ts eoln is a
sice ot the Hinton News d
the FMRS Mental Health .
e., Ine, which pvtdes mental
health re to Fayete, Mon-
, letgh and Sme
ti. We able to
answ all latte in this l-
. Hnwaver, a mental heath
pfiol fm rM's staff
wm reply to 1 rett pro.
vded th n acl.d a
stamped lr.addessed
envelope. The opnto ps
ed are th of the profonaL
named and in no way n-
arny flt the opinm of the
.intn rews.
Dear Kpg,
We have a sLtn-yeld
girl who has been acting
stro.ge lately¸ In the last yr,
e have eaut h teJlng II,
ah as gain0 o place and
telling sh is 0ong som
where el Ao, we are war.
tied about me or he people
she hans ad th Sme of
them a h hl dropouts
who do ntg but Lear ad
and get into tue. oth
thg Js that she moody a lot
lately¸ She s fights with
now
She as always aueh a nioe
girl We t d't etand
what is gong on Do you think
she coJd be ng drugs?
Ple answ quck *e
e about at me end of a pe
th h and e afraid she may
get .to a lot or trouble.
Lost Parents
"Keeping Obituaries From
.
ooi" oo ,a,o Cnarl and MoIHe
Das ast
band amn Ae: one son,
Ralph ers of Pnnceton: s Io
. . , ship, M Freddie (end eael
Ma of Pete Springs, M,
• K). Ind; one sister Mrs ie umb, Ohio•
Caperton u Ler: two hro-
) ten. Pey ast of Prnc
ton and Dey Easter el Ler
u
Selc held Sday at
2 pro. in the K Strut Un-
rove a problem and wl u r is using dlgs may or ited Methadist Chch wth the slalom, Bobby
exper t oplnion? Wrte to "Kp- may not ho valid A lot of yot,v.g
ins Cool" Box 658 ltmton, W. peopleareatmshagdrags, bUta Revs H Randolph Fddd and the US. Army
Clarence Dillon in charge 8-
great pelentage a t. ial followed in the ELgOod Cm
Dg is hard to be s el
mettm The e lot of tery,
"symptom" and behavio Memorial Funeral Dietary
in inceton was in elmege of
which may appe to be the aange.ts
rult or arg , but whte tree
a utd mn mat the lr- 8ch,
n is going thmugh a vy
ugh time in life. In you mngagement
may have forgott the tn sler of
y s very trying tim. Annol/ced
I would sugg=t that you and
yo spouse sl do and dis-
c the u about yo aau,
Shier tJ] you do t with- Mr and M l.,alp H pot.
oul beer emotionally up
set, Ater this, coolant yo ginia, are
daught with yo t in a gagemt and
catm,tovingmr, similarto wedding of their
the way you probably used to Robi n Diane, to Lewi s Wayne
do IfStm'smingdrugs. tethor Ck, son of Mr. and
kw how you rl about t, hut
k
remainasImasyoun. Tell Route, Hinton
her yo ece and make Miss Petty is a I grad- Buriat folloW
se she kno you love her
inspire of her acttom Hope- an employ of the .ercer
fully, this will make h think Counly Brdof Education Mr
abuut her actions and she will Ck is a 1971 graduate of
posmbly change.
If you fl that you eaot pm in the
handle thts stttion by yo- Roanoke. virglna
1, i uld remmend you An °pen chh wedding is er
k profional help, whether planned for March t0 at 2:OO Blal
it be a mlmster, fly aeetor, pro, at the Indian Mills Chuh mar I
or a lor in Indian Mills, West Virginia,
rMIS had ,uno trained
in ealing with drug ab ' ' •
problems ,aadmay be able ta The fail* of Roy Word walll 10 i
help you and thanks to Dr. Woodrum, Ihe nurses o(
b lhe Summers Co. Hospital, Ray. Ray Ma
to oall Sn Phtllip
bnlism Counse]o r Those who seal Ilowers, Io0d and
se co office ' driveways end helped
Dirtier Of our lethal, Roy M. Ward. Imogone Il
Dear Lt Paints, CoUltation and Eduction M0gene Hrag, D0rfhy Sears, and Anna I
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