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8-Hnton News Thurs. Avr. 5, 1979
Legal Notlce
PUeLIC NONCE OF CHANCE iN S
NOTICE is hereby given that COLUMBIA GAS OF WEST
VIRGINIA, INC., a public utility, has filed with the PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA, revised tariff
sheets containing increased rates, tolls and charges for
furnishing gas service to residential, commercial, industrial and
intrastate utility customers at all locations in the Counties of
Barbour, Braxton, Brooke, Doddridge, Grant, Hancock, Harri-
son, Lewis, Marion, Marshall, Mineral, Monongalia, Ohio,
Preston, Randolph, Ritchie, Tucker, Upshur, Wetzel, Boone,
Cabeli, Calhoun, Clay, Gilmer, Greenbrier, Jackson, Kanawha,
Lincoln, Logan, Mason, Mercer, Mingo, Monroe, Putnam,
Raleigh, Round, Summers, Wayne, Wood, and Wyoming.
The proposed increased rates and charges will become
effective April 30, 1979, unless otherwise ordered by the Public
Service Commission and will produce apprmdmately $13, 613,
000.00 exclusive of municipal B & O taxes annually in additional
revenue, an increase of 8.4 per cent. The average monthly bill for
the various classes of customers will be changed as follows:
($) Increase Increase
(per cent)
tleneral Service
Rate Schedule G-1
(Northern Area)
Sales subject to a
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.27 6.03 per cent
Commercial 10.14 6.49 per cent
Industrial 488.69 7.57 per cent
Sales not subject to'
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.21 6.03 per cent
Commercial 9.86 6.49 per cent
Industrial 475.34 7.57 per cent
Rate Schedule G-2
(Southern Area)
Soles Subject to a
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.60 8.39 per cent
Commercial 11.10 7.81 per cent
Industrial 207.03 8.61 per cent
Sales not subject to
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.53 8.39 per cent
Commercial 10.80 7.81 per cent
Industrial 201.39 8.61 per cent
Industrial Other Than General
Services
Sales subject to a
municipal B&O tax 9,699.03 10.60 per cent
Sales not subject to
a municipal B&O tax 9,434.83 10.60 per cent
Intrastate Utilities 3,079.86 10.61 per cent
The revised tariff sheets, as well as a representative of the
Company to provide any information requested concerning this,
are available to all customers, prospective customers or their
agents at any of the following offices of the Company: Huntington,
Logan, Williamson, Elkins, New Martinsville, Parsons, King-
wood, Buckhannon, Keyser, Weirton, Charleston, Point Pleasant,
Ravenswood, Backley, Lewisburg, Wheeling and Princeton.
A complete copy of the revised tariff sheets is available to all
customers, prospective customers, or their agents at any of the
following collection agencies of the Company:
Huntington District- Sears & Roebuck- Huntington, W. Va.,
Murphy's Drug Store- Huntington, W. Va., Cunningham's Drug
Store- Huntington, W. Va., Brownings Furniture Store- Chapmon-
vi!le, W. Va., L.E. Davidson's Store- Branchland, W. Va., 1st
Bank of Ceredo- Ceredo, W. Va., 1st Nat. Bank of Kenova-
Kenova, W. Va., 1st State Bank- Barborsville, W. Va., Rex's
Store- Kermit, W. Va., Ailiff Furniture Store- Ft. Gay, W. Va.
Charleston District- Kanawha Valley Bank- Charleston, W. Va.,
Sears & Roebuck- Charleston, W. Va., City National Bank-
Charleston, W. Va. Chemical Bank of S. Charleston- South
Charleston, W. Va., Bank of Dunbar- Dunbar, W. Va., Bank of
Dunbar- Springhill, W. Va., Bank of St. Albans- St. Albans, W.
Va., Marmet Pharmacy- Marmet, W. Va., Wilshire Grocery-
Cabin Creek, W. Va., Cottle's Grocery- Reedy, W. Va., Traders
Bank- Spencer, W. Va., Poca Valley Bank- Walton, W. Va., Bank
of Peterstown- Peterstown, W. Va., Bank of Ripley- Ripley, W.
Va., Ist National Bank of Ronceverte- Ronceverte, W. Va., Bank
of White Sulphur- White Sulphur, W. Va., Elk National Bank- Big
Chimney, W. Va., Farmers and Citizens State Bank- Clendenin,
W. Va., Peoples Bank of Mullens- Mullens, W. Va., Bank of Nitro-
Nitro, W. Va., Ist National Bank of Virginia- Narrows, Va.
Wheeling District- Balington Bank- Belington, W. Va., Miners &
Mechanics Bank- Thomas, W. Va., M, Isler Gift Shop- Piedmont,
W. Va., Ist National Bank of Terra Alia- Terra Alta, W. Va., City
Appliance and Furniture CO.- Phillippi, W. Va., Walter Norman
Grocery- Elk Garden, W. Va., Gordon Right Grory- Junior, W.
Va., Michael Sirna Appliance- Ridgeley, W. Va., Betty Wilson
Jewelry Store- Rowlesburg, W. Va., National Bank of Keyser-
Keyser, W. Va., Farmers & Merchants Bank of Keyser- Keyser,
W. Va., Hood's Pharmacy- Follansbee, W. Va., North Handcock
Bank & Trust- Newell, W. Va., Southside Hardware- Wheeling, W.
Va., Handcock Finance Co.- New Cumberland, W. Va., Myers
Drug Store- McMechen- W. Va., Ist National Bank of Chester-
Chester, W. Va., Ist National Bank- Cameron, W. Va., Valley
Architectural Prod. Co.- Wheeling, W. Va., Ist National Bank at
Moundsville- Moundsville, W. Va., Wellsburg Bank & Trust-
Wellsburg, W. Va., Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust- Wellsburg,
W. Va., Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust- Wheeling, W. Va., Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bragg
Ward---Bragg
Miss Donna Sue Ward and
Dennis Lee Bragg exchanged
wedding vows March 17th at
2:00 p.m. at the Laurel Creek
Baptist Church at Sandstone.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward of
Sandstone and the groom's par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bragg of Greenville.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by the Roy. J.E.
Johnson. Miss Linda Burdette
ws organist for the event. She
presented the audience with" If,
Evergreen, "Time for Us" and
the traditional wedding march.
The church was decorated
with two baskets of flowers with
an arrangement of yellow chir-
santhants lavnder mums and
orange glads with baby's
breaths. The family pews were
marked by white satin bows.
Given in marriage by her
brother- in-law Jerry Simms,
the bride wore a formal gown of
white silk organza fashioned
with long sleeves square neck-
line with a full shirt over-
layed with sheer chiffion. Her
veil was of chiffon attacked to a
crown headpiece. She carried a
bouquet of yellow chirsanthants
lavnder and orange mums with
baby's breath with ribbon tied
in love knots.
Miss Tummy Ward, sister of
the bride served as matron of
honor and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Rebecca Ward and Miss
Sandy Plumley. Flower girl
was Miss Carrie Caius.
New Pastor
At Central Baptist
The Williams Family Seated: Rev. and mrs. Ronal Williams;
standing l to r.: Karen, Kenneth, Christine and Janice.
Someone has said, "Spring
unlocks the flowers to paint the
soft." Along with Spring flow-
ers, longer days, budding trees
and baseball, Spring comes to
Hinton a new family and to
Central Baptist Church a new
pastor.
The Williams family comes to
Hinton from Oceana, West Vir-
ginia where Roy. Williams has
been pastor of Toneda Bapt-
ist Church.
erston Elementary School as an
eighth grade student. She has
been a cheer leader for the past
three years and recently was
head cher leader for the Kop-•
perston Mustangs.
Karen is a seventh grade
student also from Kopperston
• Elementary, where she has
been a cheer leader for the
Mustangs for three years.
Kenneth will graduate from
Oceana High School this June.
The attendants wore floor-
length gowns of swiss dots of
rainbow colors and white flop
hats. Each carried a long stem-
med mum to match her dress.
The flower girl dropped mum
pedals. The bride and her att-
endants dresses were made by
the brides mother.
Mr. Bobby Ayers served as
best man. Ushers were Dean
Bragg, and David Waddell.
Ring bearer was Jeff Waddell.
The bride's mother wore a
floor length gown of green and
white with chiffon sleeves with
a white carnaiton corsage. The
groom's mother wore a floor
length gown of pink and white
with chiffon sleeves and a white
carnaiton corsage.
The reception was held at the
Youth Building. The brides
three tiered heart shaped wedd-
ing cake vas made by her
brother- in- law Mark Ward.
Reception aides were Shirley
Bragg, Ann Cales and Carline
Foster.
The bride choose a three piece
pants suit and a corsage of
yellow chirsanthants lifted from
her bridal bouquet for a wed-
ding trip ti Virginia.
The bride is a 1978 graduate of
Hinton High School and is now
employed by National Record
Mart in Beckley.
The groom is a 1977 graduate
of Union High School and is now
employed by R.H. Bouligny
electrical contracters of Char-
lotte, N.C.
The couple will make their
home at Shady Springs•
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Gifting.....
was never more beautiful!
• .The Princess has all your gift needs!
• .We have personalized invitations, napkins and accessories.
.. Our china selection of Royal Worcester-Spode, Pickard, and Haviland
with pottery by Pfaltzgraff, Poppytrail, Vernonware and Geebel is
beautifully accented with pewter and silver by International, Kirk and
Empire.
..And don't forget we have candle arrangements, W. Va. glass,
woodenware, cookbooks, gift volumes and a lovely selection of Bibles.
. .We're your EVERYTHING shop.
The Princess Gift Shop
111 E. Washington St. 645.
Lewisburg
and Mrs. David Waddell and
sons of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy Collins,. of Balti-
more, Md.; Mr. Danny Bragg of
Richwood.
Bluegrass Market Inc. Sat-
urday March 31, 1979. 697 head
of livestock sold to 135 buy-
ers amounting to $190,767.23.
Heifers: Good, 73.00- 75.00;
Standard, 62.50- 70.00; Utility,
30.00- 59.50.
Stocker & Feeder, Steers:
Choice, 87.00- 91.00; Good, 81.00-
86.00; Medium, 74.50- 80.00;
Common, 65.00- 72.50.
" Steer Calves : Choice, 91.00 -'
94.00; Good, 83.50- 89.00; Med-
ium, 67.00- 80.00.
Heifer Calves: Choice 81.00-
94.00; Good, 74.03- 80.00; Med-
ium, 50.00- 73.00.
Veal Calves: Choice, 91.00;
Good, 83.00; Medium, 52.50-)
;Save
t t Over
Over Newstand Cost!
Dollar Trust & Savings- Wheeling, W. Va., Bank of Wheeling- Janice comes to Hinton High In addition to his high school 67.00.
Bulls: Commercial &Crood:
Wheeling, W. Va. . School as a junior. At Oceana diploma, he will receive a dip-
A copy of the revised tariff sheets is also available for public she was selected to be listed in Ioma in Auto Body Mechanics, 56.50- 59.50; Cutters, 48.75- 5 75;
"WHO'S WHO-, among high Kenneth represented his school Light Bulls, 50.00- 65.00.
Bull Calves: BH, Cwt, 67.00- II
inspection at the Offices of the Secretary of the PUBLIC school students. She was edit- for the VIC A competition in 96.00.
SERVICE COMMISSION at the Capitol.
Anyone desiring to protest the increased rates and charges or fo the Tomawhak Times, a Pittsburgh, Pa. He has been Baby Calves: 20.00- ,71.00. | •
contained in the revised tariff sheets should do so, in writing, at member of the Naitonal Honor selected as a member of the All-
Societ ,Betaclub, andtheAll- AreaBand Kenneth has been Cows: Commercial, 51.00- You Can Recmve A Full Year Of
least five days prior to the effective date of April 30, 1979. All Y " 54.00; Utility, 42.50- 50.03; Can-
protests should briefly state the reason for the protest and should County Band. accepted and will be attending
be addressed to:The Secretary Christine c°mes fr°m K°pp" C°nc°rd C°llege this Fall" ner& Cutter' 12"50" 49"50"p -00;c°WScows & CalvesBH, 210.00-BH: 450.00.420"00- !1"he .HINTON NEWS For Only $?
Public Service Comm--ion F tb 11 C Hogs:No. 1, 42.00- 43.25; No. eTa][
Charleston, West Virginia25305 00 a am S 2,39.25-41.00;No. 3,33.75-56.50; , I)lus 24* Stat . Subscribe !
COLUMBIA GAS OF WEST VIRGINIA, INC. . , Sows, 33.50- 38.75; Boars, Cwt,
33.50- 44.00; Pigs & Shoats, I • " ' J
VicebY C.E.PresidentMentch Coach T.ony Colobro announc- coaches will also be servingon 30.00-60.00; Ponies, 5.00- 10.03. : f :
ea me initiaiton of two Football the staff for the summer camvs By Mall Today! Sorry, This O for
Mar. 29, Apr. 5 Camps to be held on the cam- Coach Colobro stated, "Ve Sheep & Lambs: Medium,
40.00-66.00; Ewes, Cwt, 1.03-
LEGAL NOTICE THE MOST thePus of Concord College duringsummer..of 1979. these t o c are pleased that we are havingw ampsand we are Weithers,33"56; Bucks, Cwt, 29.00- 31.50;Cwt, 36.00. Only For New Sukscr|t-ers.. u
LEGAL NOTICE OF sTATE -- Campl, will be held from July looking forward to working with Ponies BH, 26- 03- 65.00; j. _______ ................. __= ......... ,=.
PURCHASING 15- 20, and will be for boys in young men, many of whom will Mules BH, 60.00; Goats, BH,
The State of West Virginia [,(it.-4i- j-- tj,er$j graaen, t0, tt, andl2. CampIi be from local communities. It 10.03-30.00; Light Bulls BH, | Name I
Phasins Division wm ccept J' / ?1, wil! ..he!d from July 22- 27, will be an opportity for them 750.03.
sealed bids until 1:30 PM on 4- ,:vl /'' ana w. nemr voys in graaes 4, to stay in a college campus, to
I Addres I
5, 6, 7, and 8
I7- 79 on File 33 for WV State ,o, s,;: • learn some fundamentals of Cold in I = I
Prison for Women on Reqn. So. ..The purpose of the tw. o camps football and to enjoy them-
25 for: 1 lot canned food and Irf[ll"_ to pro vine.eden, atmete selves. We have planned these AJosko ! City : !
staple.groceries w.lmmeoppormmtytoxmprove camps to coincide with the : :
Nn=isdSub=::ltedon oOtvrrrrr pubtietmtiw;igmh:blyfthalel sms ana ,earn the funaament- evening of football practice Wind chill factors In Ala State Zi'n
al techniques of sound football wh" ich for many will start within ka's North Slope region can
t' 1,112-volume set of British I I
: w:m an emphasis on sports- a week after our camp is com- be the equivalent of minus
scribedthe Purchasingby and availableDivision, frOmDe. ParliamentarY1900. The completePapers set°f 1800-costs marts, hip, citizenship, and lead- pleted." 115 degrees Fahrenheit dur- I [----7 I am enclosing $8.24 for a one year new subscrip- I
lug winter. . I__.__.J tion to the HINTON NEWS. Postal Regulations
partment of Finance and Adm- $65,000, would take years to ership._ ....... . For additional information, The actual air tempera- _ require payment in advance. . J
;.:o,...;^. DM ut on C'.. read, and weighs 364 tons t_.cnuoiovrovanveservmg please contact coach TonyColo-
...... • .,,,,.,, ,,,m ,- ,,,,,, ,, The total print run was as Vtrecr of the camps, aria bro, Concord College, Athens, tures during winter, hewer- | • I[ f
:tel Bufldmg, Charleston, West .........
. . . gray ouu ses The publishers Co- Directors will be Defensive W. Va. 24712 or call 304- 384- dr, can drop to between , %
virgmm, didn't expect it to become minus 55 degrees and minus
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, a best seller. Coordinator, Marvin Williams, 7283. ',, clip coup0 ,
DIRECTOR and Offensive Coordinator, 60 degrees Fahrenheit. -- n here ,
April 5, 12 John Pinter. In additon, area CNS 1 ,=- m m m 1 m m m ,-= m, m m ;'' i, ,m m, 1 mt m,
8-Hnton News Thurs. Avr. 5, 1979
Legal Notlce
PUeLIC NONCE OF CHANCE iN S
NOTICE is hereby given that COLUMBIA GAS OF WEST
VIRGINIA, INC., a public utility, has filed with the PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA, revised tariff
sheets containing increased rates, tolls and charges for
furnishing gas service to residential, commercial, industrial and
intrastate utility customers at all locations in the Counties of
Barbour, Braxton, Brooke, Doddridge, Grant, Hancock, Harri-
son, Lewis, Marion, Marshall, Mineral, Monongalia, Ohio,
Preston, Randolph, Ritchie, Tucker, Upshur, Wetzel, Boone,
Cabeli, Calhoun, Clay, Gilmer, Greenbrier, Jackson, Kanawha,
Lincoln, Logan, Mason, Mercer, Mingo, Monroe, Putnam,
Raleigh, Round, Summers, Wayne, Wood, and Wyoming.
The proposed increased rates and charges will become
effective April 30, 1979, unless otherwise ordered by the Public
Service Commission and will produce apprmdmately $13, 613,
000.00 exclusive of municipal B & O taxes annually in additional
revenue, an increase of 8.4 per cent. The average monthly bill for
the various classes of customers will be changed as follows:
($) Increase Increase
(per cent)
tleneral Service
Rate Schedule G-1
(Northern Area)
Sales subject to a
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.27 6.03 per cent
Commercial 10.14 6.49 per cent
Industrial 488.69 7.57 per cent
Sales not subject to'
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.21 6.03 per cent
Commercial 9.86 6.49 per cent
Industrial 475.34 7.57 per cent
Rate Schedule G-2
(Southern Area)
Soles Subject to a
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.60 8.39 per cent
Commercial 11.10 7.81 per cent
Industrial 207.03 8.61 per cent
Sales not subject to
municipal B&O tax
Residential 2.53 8.39 per cent
Commercial 10.80 7.81 per cent
Industrial 201.39 8.61 per cent
Industrial Other Than General
Services
Sales subject to a
municipal B&O tax 9,699.03 10.60 per cent
Sales not subject to
a municipal B&O tax 9,434.83 10.60 per cent
Intrastate Utilities 3,079.86 10.61 per cent
The revised tariff sheets, as well as a representative of the
Company to provide any information requested concerning this,
are available to all customers, prospective customers or their
agents at any of the following offices of the Company: Huntington,
Logan, Williamson, Elkins, New Martinsville, Parsons, King-
wood, Buckhannon, Keyser, Weirton, Charleston, Point Pleasant,
Ravenswood, Backley, Lewisburg, Wheeling and Princeton.
A complete copy of the revised tariff sheets is available to all
customers, prospective customers, or their agents at any of the
following collection agencies of the Company:
Huntington District- Sears & Roebuck- Huntington, W. Va.,
Murphy's Drug Store- Huntington, W. Va., Cunningham's Drug
Store- Huntington, W. Va., Brownings Furniture Store- Chapmon-
vi!le, W. Va., L.E. Davidson's Store- Branchland, W. Va., 1st
Bank of Ceredo- Ceredo, W. Va., 1st Nat. Bank of Kenova-
Kenova, W. Va., 1st State Bank- Barborsville, W. Va., Rex's
Store- Kermit, W. Va., Ailiff Furniture Store- Ft. Gay, W. Va.
Charleston District- Kanawha Valley Bank- Charleston, W. Va.,
Sears & Roebuck- Charleston, W. Va., City National Bank-
Charleston, W. Va. Chemical Bank of S. Charleston- South
Charleston, W. Va., Bank of Dunbar- Dunbar, W. Va., Bank of
Dunbar- Springhill, W. Va., Bank of St. Albans- St. Albans, W.
Va., Marmet Pharmacy- Marmet, W. Va., Wilshire Grocery-
Cabin Creek, W. Va., Cottle's Grocery- Reedy, W. Va., Traders
Bank- Spencer, W. Va., Poca Valley Bank- Walton, W. Va., Bank
of Peterstown- Peterstown, W. Va., Bank of Ripley- Ripley, W.
Va., Ist National Bank of Ronceverte- Ronceverte, W. Va., Bank
of White Sulphur- White Sulphur, W. Va., Elk National Bank- Big
Chimney, W. Va., Farmers and Citizens State Bank- Clendenin,
W. Va., Peoples Bank of Mullens- Mullens, W. Va., Bank of Nitro-
Nitro, W. Va., Ist National Bank of Virginia- Narrows, Va.
Wheeling District- Balington Bank- Belington, W. Va., Miners &
Mechanics Bank- Thomas, W. Va., M, Isler Gift Shop- Piedmont,
W. Va., Ist National Bank of Terra Alia- Terra Alta, W. Va., City
Appliance and Furniture CO.- Phillippi, W. Va., Walter Norman
Grocery- Elk Garden, W. Va., Gordon Right Grory- Junior, W.
Va., Michael Sirna Appliance- Ridgeley, W. Va., Betty Wilson
Jewelry Store- Rowlesburg, W. Va., National Bank of Keyser-
Keyser, W. Va., Farmers & Merchants Bank of Keyser- Keyser,
W. Va., Hood's Pharmacy- Follansbee, W. Va., North Handcock
Bank & Trust- Newell, W. Va., Southside Hardware- Wheeling, W.
Va., Handcock Finance Co.- New Cumberland, W. Va., Myers
Drug Store- McMechen- W. Va., Ist National Bank of Chester-
Chester, W. Va., Ist National Bank- Cameron, W. Va., Valley
Architectural Prod. Co.- Wheeling, W. Va., Ist National Bank at
Moundsville- Moundsville, W. Va., Wellsburg Bank & Trust-
Wellsburg, W. Va., Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust- Wellsburg,
W. Va., Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust- Wheeling, W. Va., Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bragg
Ward---Bragg
Miss Donna Sue Ward and
Dennis Lee Bragg exchanged
wedding vows March 17th at
2:00 p.m. at the Laurel Creek
Baptist Church at Sandstone.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward of
Sandstone and the groom's par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bragg of Greenville.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by the Roy. J.E.
Johnson. Miss Linda Burdette
ws organist for the event. She
presented the audience with" If,
Evergreen, "Time for Us" and
the traditional wedding march.
The church was decorated
with two baskets of flowers with
an arrangement of yellow chir-
santhants lavnder mums and
orange glads with baby's
breaths. The family pews were
marked by white satin bows.
Given in marriage by her
brother- in-law Jerry Simms,
the bride wore a formal gown of
white silk organza fashioned
with long sleeves square neck-
line with a full shirt over-
layed with sheer chiffion. Her
veil was of chiffon attacked to a
crown headpiece. She carried a
bouquet of yellow chirsanthants
lavnder and orange mums with
baby's breath with ribbon tied
in love knots.
Miss Tummy Ward, sister of
the bride served as matron of
honor and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Rebecca Ward and Miss
Sandy Plumley. Flower girl
was Miss Carrie Caius.
New Pastor
At Central Baptist
The Williams Family Seated: Rev. and mrs. Ronal Williams;
standing l to r.: Karen, Kenneth, Christine and Janice.
Someone has said, "Spring
unlocks the flowers to paint the
soft." Along with Spring flow-
ers, longer days, budding trees
and baseball, Spring comes to
Hinton a new family and to
Central Baptist Church a new
pastor.
The Williams family comes to
Hinton from Oceana, West Vir-
ginia where Roy. Williams has
been pastor of Toneda Bapt-
ist Church.
erston Elementary School as an
eighth grade student. She has
been a cheer leader for the past
three years and recently was
head cher leader for the Kop-•
perston Mustangs.
Karen is a seventh grade
student also from Kopperston
• Elementary, where she has
been a cheer leader for the
Mustangs for three years.
Kenneth will graduate from
Oceana High School this June.
The attendants wore floor-
length gowns of swiss dots of
rainbow colors and white flop
hats. Each carried a long stem-
med mum to match her dress.
The flower girl dropped mum
pedals. The bride and her att-
endants dresses were made by
the brides mother.
Mr. Bobby Ayers served as
best man. Ushers were Dean
Bragg, and David Waddell.
Ring bearer was Jeff Waddell.
The bride's mother wore a
floor length gown of green and
white with chiffon sleeves with
a white carnaiton corsage. The
groom's mother wore a floor
length gown of pink and white
with chiffon sleeves and a white
carnaiton corsage.
The reception was held at the
Youth Building. The brides
three tiered heart shaped wedd-
ing cake vas made by her
brother- in- law Mark Ward.
Reception aides were Shirley
Bragg, Ann Cales and Carline
Foster.
The bride choose a three piece
pants suit and a corsage of
yellow chirsanthants lifted from
her bridal bouquet for a wed-
ding trip ti Virginia.
The bride is a 1978 graduate of
Hinton High School and is now
employed by National Record
Mart in Beckley.
The groom is a 1977 graduate
of Union High School and is now
employed by R.H. Bouligny
electrical contracters of Char-
lotte, N.C.
The couple will make their
home at Shady Springs•
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phone 445-2997
Alderson, W.Va.
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CANTLEY
CONTRACTING INC.
Authorized dealer for Vir-
ginia Homes. Homes are
FHA and VA approved.
Contact: Dayton Cant|ey,
Owner or
Cathy Thompson,
Secretary
at
204 Ballengee Street
llinton, WV 25951
Phone: 466-4553
Anderson
Block Inc.
Nimitz
Phone
466.4066 .•
"BUSINESS OPPORIUNI: ;
DEALER OPPR n
Major line of quality I.
building, for farm, ia
trbd md eonnnerdel. '.
w,,rd oppo, tu,Jty,21 I
permn that vm qmdlf/.[ "
$1200-$1500 Jl |
requJree
overhe and opem
cJLpital. Writes SouJe lJ l
lag Systeml, lad., !
#5, Box #298,
N.C. 28052 or al
704,864-2306. J '
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.[Professional Plumbi.
l All types of serve[ i
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IProfessional Plumbi
| 763-4720 l 1
| 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily [
INCOME TAX PREPARATION
(starts at only 7.00)
call 466-0260 gore & bragg accounting
(under grandma O's rest..) Hinton By-D.
Gifting.....
was never more beautiful!
• .The Princess has all your gift needs!
• .We have personalized invitations, napkins and accessories.
.. Our china selection of Royal Worcester-Spode, Pickard, and Haviland
with pottery by Pfaltzgraff, Poppytrail, Vernonware and Geebel is
beautifully accented with pewter and silver by International, Kirk and
Empire.
..And don't forget we have candle arrangements, W. Va. glass,
woodenware, cookbooks, gift volumes and a lovely selection of Bibles.
. .We're your EVERYTHING shop.
The Princess Gift Shop
111 E. Washington St. 645.
Lewisburg
and Mrs. David Waddell and
sons of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy Collins,. of Balti-
more, Md.; Mr. Danny Bragg of
Richwood.
Bluegrass Market Inc. Sat-
urday March 31, 1979. 697 head
of livestock sold to 135 buy-
ers amounting to $190,767.23.
Heifers: Good, 73.00- 75.00;
Standard, 62.50- 70.00; Utility,
30.00- 59.50.
Stocker & Feeder, Steers:
Choice, 87.00- 91.00; Good, 81.00-
86.00; Medium, 74.50- 80.00;
Common, 65.00- 72.50.
" Steer Calves : Choice, 91.00 -'
94.00; Good, 83.50- 89.00; Med-
ium, 67.00- 80.00.
Heifer Calves: Choice 81.00-
94.00; Good, 74.03- 80.00; Med-
ium, 50.00- 73.00.
Veal Calves: Choice, 91.00;
Good, 83.00; Medium, 52.50-)
;Save
t t Over
Over Newstand Cost!
Dollar Trust & Savings- Wheeling, W. Va., Bank of Wheeling- Janice comes to Hinton High In addition to his high school 67.00.
Bulls: Commercial &Crood:
Wheeling, W. Va. . School as a junior. At Oceana diploma, he will receive a dip-
A copy of the revised tariff sheets is also available for public she was selected to be listed in Ioma in Auto Body Mechanics, 56.50- 59.50; Cutters, 48.75- 5 75;
"WHO'S WHO-, among high Kenneth represented his school Light Bulls, 50.00- 65.00.
Bull Calves: BH, Cwt, 67.00- II
inspection at the Offices of the Secretary of the PUBLIC school students. She was edit- for the VIC A competition in 96.00.
SERVICE COMMISSION at the Capitol.
Anyone desiring to protest the increased rates and charges or fo the Tomawhak Times, a Pittsburgh, Pa. He has been Baby Calves: 20.00- ,71.00. | •
contained in the revised tariff sheets should do so, in writing, at member of the Naitonal Honor selected as a member of the All-
Societ ,Betaclub, andtheAll- AreaBand Kenneth has been Cows: Commercial, 51.00- You Can Recmve A Full Year Of
least five days prior to the effective date of April 30, 1979. All Y " 54.00; Utility, 42.50- 50.03; Can-
protests should briefly state the reason for the protest and should County Band. accepted and will be attending
be addressed to:The Secretary Christine c°mes fr°m K°pp" C°nc°rd C°llege this Fall" ner& Cutter' 12"50" 49"50"p -00;c°WScows & CalvesBH, 210.00-BH: 450.00.420"00- !1"he .HINTON NEWS For Only $?
Public Service Comm--ion F tb 11 C Hogs:No. 1, 42.00- 43.25; No. eTa][
Charleston, West Virginia25305 00 a am S 2,39.25-41.00;No. 3,33.75-56.50; , I)lus 24* Stat . Subscribe !
COLUMBIA GAS OF WEST VIRGINIA, INC. . , Sows, 33.50- 38.75; Boars, Cwt,
33.50- 44.00; Pigs & Shoats, I • " ' J
VicebY C.E.PresidentMentch Coach T.ony Colobro announc- coaches will also be servingon 30.00-60.00; Ponies, 5.00- 10.03. : f :
ea me initiaiton of two Football the staff for the summer camvs By Mall Today! Sorry, This O for
Mar. 29, Apr. 5 Camps to be held on the cam- Coach Colobro stated, "Ve Sheep & Lambs: Medium,
40.00-66.00; Ewes, Cwt, 1.03-
LEGAL NOTICE THE MOST thePus of Concord College duringsummer..of 1979. these t o c are pleased that we are havingw ampsand we are Weithers,33"56; Bucks, Cwt, 29.00- 31.50;Cwt, 36.00. Only For New Sukscr|t-ers.. u
LEGAL NOTICE OF sTATE -- Campl, will be held from July looking forward to working with Ponies BH, 26- 03- 65.00; j. _______ ................. __= ......... ,=.
PURCHASING 15- 20, and will be for boys in young men, many of whom will Mules BH, 60.00; Goats, BH,
The State of West Virginia [,(it.-4i- j-- tj,er$j graaen, t0, tt, andl2. CampIi be from local communities. It 10.03-30.00; Light Bulls BH, | Name I
Phasins Division wm ccept J' / ?1, wil! ..he!d from July 22- 27, will be an opportity for them 750.03.
sealed bids until 1:30 PM on 4- ,:vl /'' ana w. nemr voys in graaes 4, to stay in a college campus, to
I Addres I
5, 6, 7, and 8
I7- 79 on File 33 for WV State ,o, s,;: • learn some fundamentals of Cold in I = I
Prison for Women on Reqn. So. ..The purpose of the tw. o camps football and to enjoy them-
25 for: 1 lot canned food and Irf[ll"_ to pro vine.eden, atmete selves. We have planned these AJosko ! City : !
staple.groceries w.lmmeoppormmtytoxmprove camps to coincide with the : :
Nn=isdSub=::ltedon oOtvrrrrr pubtietmtiw;igmh:blyfthalel sms ana ,earn the funaament- evening of football practice Wind chill factors In Ala State Zi'n
al techniques of sound football wh" ich for many will start within ka's North Slope region can
t' 1,112-volume set of British I I
: w:m an emphasis on sports- a week after our camp is com- be the equivalent of minus
scribedthe Purchasingby and availableDivision, frOmDe. ParliamentarY1900. The completePapers set°f 1800-costs marts, hip, citizenship, and lead- pleted." 115 degrees Fahrenheit dur- I [----7 I am enclosing $8.24 for a one year new subscrip- I
lug winter. . I__.__.J tion to the HINTON NEWS. Postal Regulations
partment of Finance and Adm- $65,000, would take years to ership._ ....... . For additional information, The actual air tempera- _ require payment in advance. . J
;.:o,...;^. DM ut on C'.. read, and weighs 364 tons t_.cnuoiovrovanveservmg please contact coach TonyColo-
...... • .,,,,.,, ,,,m ,- ,,,,,, ,, The total print run was as Vtrecr of the camps, aria bro, Concord College, Athens, tures during winter, hewer- | • I[ f
:tel Bufldmg, Charleston, West .........
. . . gray ouu ses The publishers Co- Directors will be Defensive W. Va. 24712 or call 304- 384- dr, can drop to between , %
virgmm, didn't expect it to become minus 55 degrees and minus
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, a best seller. Coordinator, Marvin Williams, 7283. ',, clip coup0 ,
DIRECTOR and Offensive Coordinator, 60 degrees Fahrenheit. -- n here ,
April 5, 12 John Pinter. In additon, area CNS 1 ,=- m m m 1 m m m ,-= m, m m ;'' i, ,m m, 1 mt m,
8-H[nton News Thurs. Avr. 5. 1979
Legal Notice
pustlC Noncm OF ctlxsc IN icr
Ntrrlcz is hereby that COLUMm GAS oP WEST
VIRGINIA, INC., a plJb]lc utility, ha8 Eded with the PUBLIC
SERVIC COZMISION OP VIRGINIA, zev;s Utr
beaa cta mema mr=e, ttl ane eh lr
fuihtng 8u l to nLdemhd, mm, indtmrild and
intrastale utility emltom at aH IOUU in the CoeaUes of
Barbo, Brtan, Brtme+ Doddridgh, Grit, tneoel4 141m-
.+ ts, Marion+ mrshatt, Mmetm, Mmllll+a, One.
Presto, Randolph, BJtebJe, Tucker, Upmh, WetlY, Bernie,
CabeJL CalhOun, Clay, Gilm, Gbri, Jackson, Iwha,
Linln, Logan, Mason, M, Mkgo, I, Put,
Raleigh, Boa, S, WaymB, Wood, and wymil.
111o lZCeposed ised rates and charges beco
off.tire April 30, IEqo, tm] athe nlde by the Public
Service EommW and vll pmdu lallle]y g13, 613,
000.00 eli of mttcttl B & O autdly in addlUel
en, an toe of a.4 p" t, Tam aal reentry ll far
the vari cl of cu will be chaoed follows;
(per nD
Pate S+bedeJe C-I
(Nm'mem Are.
Sal sublec to a
municipal B&O tax
ItmenLml S,S7 e,+e pe+t
Commml xo,t4 e.4+per nt
imltrtat +m. .5 er t
Sal not subeet
micipe] B&O tax
Ri+anUa] s.sl lr nl
Commial .m .per nt
Rme scbed.te C-
,Southe Area)
1 Subjec to a
munletpet rata tax
Resldenta] zee s.sper t
Cmeial tl.le 7+6] pm't
hdtrlat oT+e B.Sl pe¢t
Sal hal sub]eel to
m Ball+el B&O tax
P.ldliat 2. s,par nt
Comnial loeo 7.81 pernt
Bad.trial o1• 8•61 Imr nt
|ndtrial Other Than Geal
Sm'vt¢
SaJ bjet to a
municipal B&O tax 9, 10+0 Fr t
Sal met sub,eat to
a municipal B&O tax 9,4. t0mt
ttate UttRtt 3,0' et t0,st per t
The vised tariff abeets. well a represmntative of the
Cam any to provide any doation requited co thts,
a available to all ctome, prmmpectlve emtom or their
agate at any of the following offic of the Company: Huntington,
• ln, Will,amen. EIki, New Mal'sville, Pa, King-
wen<l, Bkba, Keyr, weir t , Charlt, POL.I Plnt,
vemmood+ BeJey, t+wt+bg+ Wlmmg a Prt.
A ple4e copy of the tariff sheets is available to all
l, lettve t, or their agents at any of the
folling co]leeti agi of the Company:
I{unUngton District- Seen & Roebuck. Htington. W Va•,
mxy's Drug St Httn. W. Vs.. Cumnsham's Drag
sto Huntington, W Va., Bmwnlngs Fwmit st Olapmen
ville, W Va., LE. Dav4's St Branchland, W. Va,, 1st
Bank of Ceredc- Cetedo, W. Va. let Nat. Bank of Ka-
Kea, w. Va., 1st Stale Bank. Barbor, W+ Va, Rex'$
St Keit, W. Va,, ALlif f Part Sto Ft. Gay, W. Va.
Otarteat District- Kawha Va,ey Bak- Charlton, w. Va.,
Sea & Boebek- Clmrleston, W. Va. City National Bank-
Cherlton, W, Va. Chemical 8talk of S. Car]t- South
Charlatan, w. vs., Bank of Dbar- Dbar, w. va., Bank of
Dbar- Spring.hill, W. Va.. Bank ol St, Albe+ St, Alba, w.
va,, Met pla+ Manet, w, va., wmm Gery-
Cabin Ceeek. W+ Va,, CoUle's Groc- Reedy. W, Vs., Traders
sank. ser, w. vs., Puca Val Bank- Walton, W. Vs.. Bank
o peteran, peer'o, W. Va, Bank of Ripley. Rip]ey, W.
Vs., Ist NatlarJ Bank of Banm't ]ne+v. w. vs., Bank
or Wte Sulgh- white sulgh, w. vs., Elk atmm[ Bank- mg
c' y, w. va., va a.d c+tl male Bank- aden,
w va. peop] Bank oI" Mulls+ Mull. W. VS.. Bank of Nit rc-
NIm, W, va, Im Naltmml Bank d Wrgte+ N, va.
Wheen Distrc- etmsto. ank- elemn, W+ Va..mn &
Mhanl Sank- Tho, W. Vs., M. ma s ledmt.
V,'. Va, ant Natiol Bank of Terra ,Mta. Terra Alto, W. Vs., City
Appliance and lL( Co.- Phimpp[, W, Va, Walt Rotman
Gtey. ELk Garden, W+ Va., Gordon Right Grocery- Jtml, W,
va,, Michael Si A4i Feley, W+ Va. Be4ty Wilson
Jewelry mn P.owlb, w. vs., atonal mink of Keyr-
Keyr, W. Va. Parmen & Mnts Bank of Keyser. Keyeer,
W. Va, Hood's pharm F. Fallamlbe+, W. Va. North alldCoek
Bank & Tent- Nell, W. Va. SoellLde Rardwa Wheeling, W.
Va, Handck Pinnace Co,+ N Cblead, w. va, My
Drug Sto McMeChen- W. Va., tat NaUOI Bank of t+
ctl, w. va., l National Bank- Cam, w, va., Valley
Ahl*t] Prod• Co•- Wheeling, W• Va•, 1at Natiol Bank at
Moundsvlll Molvtl]e, W. Va., Wetlsbur 8 Bank & Tlst-
Wellsburg, W. Va., Whiting D+Uar Savings & Tent- Wellsbur 8,
W. Va., Wling Dollar Savings & Trtt- Wheeling, W. Va., HOlt
Dollar Trtml & Savinga- Wheeling, W+ Vs., Bank o Wheellng-
wheeJtg, w. vs.
A c of me revm tes+tt sheets arm avldtable for le
Ipeetlon at the Offie of the Secretary of the PUBLIC
SERVICE COMMISSION at the Cartel
AnyOne deliria 8 to tt*t tl ireased te+ and ebarg
contained in the tariff sheets Idlould do , in writing, at
im ve days p¢i to me ettve dote of A¢, e, line. All
pmtem shard bHe43y abate the n for the p¢ott d shomld
be addl'emtlxl to:
'me SeetaW
PblIc Sev t
Charle+lon, Wt virgmia 330e
COLUMBIA GAS OF WEST VIRGINIA, INC.
by CE. Mteh
vt Prtd,t
Mar, 2O, A¢. 5
LEGAL NOTICE IT T OT
tJGAL NOTICE Of STATE
PuRcnJING
The state of wt vtrma
Ptbastng Dtsi wm tcc
ted bids t. l:e PM
No rods wal be eontttsee ,I+ mt .tbw at +Jl
pub/teat+on, t+ pb.m m.
unl bmitted fo ll]12-lume t of rf
srmed byandavaablerom ,.e.t=Poflsoo+
partmem c n av4 adm- sss.ooo. *nuJd ak re.= to
Ira] Buffeting, ClulrltRo, Wt total print n w
only 500 . The pub]ishe
Virginia• didn't exact it bme
GLENN R. CUMMINGS, • bt Jler,
DIRECTOR
Aprl ., 12
Mr. and M. Dennis Brags
Ward--Bragg
Miss I0o s Ward and broths The tamy pews we 'rr, e attendants wo flr-
i Lee Brags exchanged marked by white tin bows. length gos of swiss dots of
wedding va h 17th aL Give. in mrrage by h rainbow coln and white hop
2:OO p.m. at me LaureL Ck bther. .-law Jerr mmms. bes. ach carried a Ior sem.
Hap(tat Curch at Sandstee. the bade worn a Ioal nt mud m to mach her ds+
Te do is ale da.ghter of while aim ga fasr.and The ngwee g'l opped m
Mr, and Mrs Robert Ward of with lun slw squa nk- pedals. "le b.de and her att-
Sandmoandthegom'par- line om a r shirt over- dnerwemadeby
ts a Mr and mrs. Jph layd wire shr d"mo. H the bndo roamer.
re'aUg of Gnvme veil w of chiffon .tracked to a Mr. BObby Aye sed as
The double rag remany crown bdpie. She med a best man. Ushe we Dan
wperfnrmedbytheRev. JE. beuqtofyellowehintbants Bea, and David WadeeU,
Jnhnon. mss Linda Bdette lad and orange ms with Ring bear wa Jeff Waddo,,
ws organlsl tar me event She tby's bream with ribca tied The bride's mother wore a
pnted Lhe aien wlm "it, la love k.nL nr length gown of gree. and
mwgrcen, "me for US" and M Tammy Wrd, roster ol white with chillon slw with
the tramtlonal wedeing mah. the bride seed as matron of a *hits aiten cnag "me
"J'be chh w decorated ho.or and bridmmaids were grm's mnther wore a nr
withtwabeskem of nawe with M, becca Ward and Miss length gow. o+ pink a.d white
aangemtofyetln*chir Sandy Pm.ley rlawer girl withehiffonsiwaawhite
manL Invader ms and was mlss came Cal, carnatt coge.
ge glads wilh baby+s Threptiowasheldatlbe
Youth B."ding The brid
New Pastor ............... led ....
At Central Baptist
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Truck sales
hlghest ever I SIMMOHS
Te c figure o, I Building Specialties
, ltTS was me nd-nlghest
bl histar t oaltag H ,308,078. Aluminnm Siding
Smes tar trc we me
Jghe+t ever vnth a total 41 Awnings & Patlo Covers
mmlan ld -- CNS
Storm Windows
Fret At.L YOUXt
at'u mJi; NtIDS i p0ne 44S-B97
tet pre+ +,, a+It L [delson, W.Vu.
645-1351
S,J, Neothowk
Lumhef, IBC+
U. S. 219 N.
Lewisb.ro
Anderson
Block Inc.
Nimitz
Phone
466-4066
CATLEY I
CONTACTING INC.
Authorlz dti for Vtr-
ginl Homes, Itom ,re
cet: .ymnCnaey.
,ertlry
Nalhmgee Strut
m.n.WV 1
Phnne: 44
: BUSINESS OPPORTUNli
ozaJt oep
qls t. b
pm of Central College drlng
the .mm of IWS
Camp L will be held fm July
s. 2O, and will be lot boys in
grade 0, t0, Ul and t, Camp,
wm be held t Jay - 27,
adw t oys i. grades 4,
S, S, . and S.
The purpase of the t
vfdl be to mdn athlete
vm lbe oppority m Improve
sUts and I the damt-
al teck.dq ot d lbell
im an plwst sports-
mmp. ummp, d lead.
ersip.
Ccaeh Coobro will be eervng
u Director of me mps, d
Co- DLcto wm be tenmve
Coormr. Marvin Wlllmms,
and Oemve Coordmal,
Jo}m X.t, In admton, a
Professiona[ Plumb;
411 ypes ,,f er,
CALL
Professional Plumbi
63420
8 a,m. 4:30 p+m dail]
s ,m, to 12 nn S,t=d,
L:( Gifting ..... i
(-L was never more be autifuH
ll-=iI:::+/ .................. t+
ins cake +as made by her Our china seleetmn o[ Royal Wore+mr-Se, Packard. and Bertrand
.+ ....................... +. + .. + _. + ..+ ++. .................................................... .. +
Lea Hull} aCCellt with ter 8.d sliver by Inlerli], Kirk and
Fomer.
The bride ehse a thr piece
pnts smt cud a ors.ge of And don't torget we h= e=nle ar=.gemnt*. W. vs. glass,
yellowchianthants lifted fm wleuare, ckbt,lt s, gift volumes and a lovely lection o Bibles.
emptoyedherTnebridalbr]dehyb°Uquetis aNationall qn graduat+f°r Brda wed-of ' l"h e'reeYOO,PrincessEVERYTHING shop+ Gift She p L?vJ
..... (* 111 It=. Washin.lon St ........ : ]m
%to +r/+ l .........
emploped by R.H Bouligny •
The couple will make Iheir
home at Shady Springs
and M. David Waddell aria "" "'. is;; -2
Mrs, Buddy Collie, of Balti.
more, Md ; Mr Danny Bragg of
mchwood
Livestock • i, •
l + ,
Blgra Market Inc. Sat+ |
urclay March 31, z9 697 head
of tlvtk Id In 135 buy.
e amounting to $1OO,767 23 I
The Willia Family Seated: Roy. and mrs. Rol Williams; Heifer: GOod, 73.O¢- 75; g
standing i to r: Kava, Kenneth, christine and Janice Standard, 6z,Se- 70; UtiLity,
s
......... + ............................ 3 ........ i Save---,
m-Jkstben+emtopaint me eighth grade student. She has Stroker & Ft+ader, Strum:
f th t Cnotme?oo-91OO Goedsl+
.... + ............. +. ....... + +-,+ .... + ,,
,Igdas, buddigtre n was ...... t Over
hd char lder for the Fop- '
and baseball, Spring m to Str Calv • Choi 91 -
......... .... pelLa n M mtmnga th d 94 ...... 5C 830' M+d.
CemtralBaptlatChmhan n a ven grae t=,++.m-+OO. ' ,-hA ..,, P__call
ewmlatamUyeto studt al fm letnn elfer Carves: aice m.
mto, lm oeena.WtW- ben a r Id for me o0: Ccod,+.0 8O.OO; Med-
fJa whe Rev. Wil] has Mtngs f thr ye. i, so.oo- 7S,OO. %
been past of Toneda Ba!4+ Kenneth will graduate fm VI Calv: Coiee, 9loo;
let Climb Oceana ltigh Sehl this Je. Good. 83.OO; Medt, 52,50-)
Jameom to Hnton High In nddi,, to hm h 1 7.oo. I Over Newstand Coati
• Bulls: CommerciaL & GOOd;
Sdl a ji. At Oc diploma, he w i'+Ave a d
she w lted to be listed in io Ln Auto Body Mhea, S- sg.e; Cutter, 487. 5 75;
,,WHO' S WHO. among high Kth repnted his hl Lighl Bulls, 50.CO- 6.0+
hl itnLe." She w edit- f the VTCA mpetttlon In BUll Calv: BH. Cwl, 67.-
re the Towbak Ttm, a Pttsburg, ea. He has been '
Baby CaIV: 2O,00. 71.OO.
mber°fthe Nait°nal H .... ]=ted ..... t'oftheAIL C¢: Come=, ,+ YOU Can Recieve A Full Year Of
Society, Barn eb, and the l- Area Band Kenneth Ins been
coty Band. aeeeptod and will be attending oo; utmty, ..- e.0o; Can+
mm rom Xopp Concord college this Pall. her & cutter, 12m- o0.
o • Calve B .... 0 The HINTON NEWS For Only $8
eee.c; Cows BH, zt0 4.e
tb C ...................
FoG all amps ........................ State Tax. Subscribe
so+, +so. =,s; .. . Plus 24'
coachTnycolono eoaeheswll] albegan ..;pum, s+00+ logO.
edUmlrtiaimoftwor+ttmll mstafftorth ....... + Shmmp ,: .,, By Mail Today! Sorry, This Offer
Camps to be held on the cam- Coach Colobro stated, "We 40OO- +oe; gw, Cwt, too-
areptsed ththese t camps ...... and *ebe"n' *e.he.,B++' O.,o+,, ++.+0 ......... Only For New Subscribers.
lohgfoardtoworkngwtth Poni= BR, 2S- CO- m.oo
ytmlmen, manyofwhomwiLI mu] BH, 60.00: ants, BH. -- .....................................
tm m lal mmtz it lore- 3ooo; Lght Bulls BH, Name
l be opportity for th ?oco.
to say n a llege campus, to
J ..... tdmentats of Cold in Address
ftbaU and to enoy them- CJ-tv
lv. We have planned these Alaska
camps to eoiido with me tate t+l
opening 0 flba pracl wm+ mm tactors m J
whiehtormanywmstartwRhtn ka's Nol P4ope mglm mn
be the equ+vatmt at ml.m
a week aCt+r o+ +p m c+m- n+ +z+as ralmmhelt dur-
.o.,i '-r l I ..... l.tngl,24 f ..... y ...... bSerlp .
plntactCoachTyCo[o- ts during wnt, hewer- payment n idvae.
brae Concord College, Athe, er. can drop to betwn •
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