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10--Hinton News Thurs. A
1979
CG
,rence for FBLA'ers
Photos by Sally Hayslette
Bus Drivelis' Needed
The Summers County Senior
Citizens Program, Title III is
making an appeal for drivers
with a little spare time to
provide transportation to older
persons who need occasional
rides to doctors, to pay bills and
for other good reasons. The
Senior Program can pay qual-
ified drivers 17 cents per mile
for expenses.
Hos! "Lal
In most instances, the vol-
unteer driver could attend to
their own business while the
older adult was visiting the
doctor, shopping or paying bills.
At 17 cents per mile, a trip to a
town 35 miles away would pay
the volunteer driver $11.90 for
expenses round trip.
Anyone interested in becom-
ing a volunteer driver for the
Senior Citizens Program is ask-
ed to come by the Senior Cen-
ter between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. on weekdays and fill out an
application. References will be
required. Call 466- 4019 for more
information.
Notes
Summers County Hospital
April 2, 1979
Admitted: Sylvia Long, Joe-
tta Cales, Betty Gill, Rodney
Jones, Lillian Lilly, Odessa
Bowman, Lillie Bradberry, Be-
ulah Crawford, James Mead-
ows, Angela Adkins, Mary
Neely, Ocie Adkius, Donnie
Meadows, all of Hinton; Steve
Vest, Elton; Maxine Alderman,
Jumping Branch; Richard
Cody, Ballard; Debra Smith,
Rainelle; Helen Crowe, Mary
Dodd, both of Alderson; Ola
Vest, Pipestem; Harry Bragg,
Cooldridge; Madeline Martin,
Danese; Martha Bowies, Lock-
bridge; Luther Hamm, Forest
Hill; and Homer Yancey, Tal-
cott.
Dismissed: Joetta Cales, sY-
lvia Long, Bonnie Romanello,
Myrtle Wills, Rodney Jones,
Brian Mann, Essie Meadows,
Paul Ward, Mandy Lemon,
Mary Meador, Herbert Cales,
Agnes Vest, Corbett Adkins,
George Feamster, Mark Wills,
Myra Gills, Joyce Adkins, Leri
Allen, Gladys Fitzwater, all of
Hinton; Ivory Lilly, FredCook,
Jumping Branch; Ira Adkins,
Rainelle; Orpha Campbell,
Ballengee; and Sylvia Ayers,
Sandstone.
The Summers County Car-
eer Center Chapter of FBLA
attended the Southern Regional
Future Business Leaders of
America Conference held at
Concord College on Saturday,
March 31. The southern region
is composed of 16 southern West
Virginia counties, and was att-
ended by about 500 people. The
activities of the day included
various competitions and the
election of a new Southern
Sectional President. Winners at
this competition are eligible to
compete at the State FBLA
conference, which is to be held
on April 28 at Glenville State
College. The first place winn-
ers at the State Conference
compete in the National Com-
petitions which will be held in
New Orleans, LA July I- 4.
Local winners at Saturday's
competition were: Accounting
I- Second Place- Michele Lip-
scombe; .Accounting I!- Fit
Place- Stephanie Mathews;
Business Law- First Place-
Terri McCoy; Third Place- Ed-
die Biggers; Office Procedures-
First Place- Ralph Cook; Mr.
FBLA- Third Place- Richard
Young; Extemporaneous
Speaking- Second Place- David
Sowder.
Elected Southern Sectional
President was Kevin Biggers
from Talcott High School.
The Career Center Chapter
was named Chapter of the
Year- First Place, and their
exhibit won second place•
Miss Kristi Stokes, State
FBLA President, will preside at
the 25th annual State FBLA
conference where T.J. Humph-
reys will vie for the position of
State Treasurer.
POWER GENERATED
If the 60 million households
in the United States all had
electric toothbrushes, it
would take Grand Coulee
Dam at least 45 minutes to
generate enough power to
make them run. -- CNS
Americans not
weight conscious
A recent survey by the
Health Insurance Institute
revealed over 40 percent of
Americans who say that they
usually eat well.balanced
meals.
However, only 38 percent
professed to be careful about
APPETITE'S COST
Americans, 70 to 80 million
of whom are overweight,
spend over $200 billion a year
to satisfy their growing
appetites. -- CNS
' SUICIDE RATES
Suicide rates have in-
creased for persons between
15 and 24 years of age with
4.4 suicides per 100,000 in 1053
to 10.6 per 100,000 in 1973• --
their weight. -- CNS CNS ,
I
.- ..+
G
k
Senior Citizens Program
Activities for Friday, April 6th
to Friday April 13th
• .Friday April 6th- Hinton Cen-
ter- Birthday Party for all area
Seniors born in April• Games
begin at 1:00 p.m. Blood Pre-
ssure Clinic- Foodland from
10:00 a.m• to 2:00 p.m. conduct-
ed by Mamie Carte. Elton at
9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Lock-
bridge at 11: 30 a.m. to I: 00 p.m.
• .Monday April 9th- Hinton
Center- "Jiffy Crafts" begin at
1:00 p.m. These items are being
made to take to people in
nursing homes, shut, ins and
older persons in the hospitals.
Materials and instructions will
be supplied by the Senior Citiz-
ens Program.
..Tuesday April 10th- Hinton
Center- Quilting all day. Cer-
amics begins at 1:00 p.m. Open
to the public•
No mini- bus trips this week,
due to drivers vacation.
• .Wednesday April llth- Hinton
Center- Special Singing begins
after lunch. Blood Pressure
Clinics- Ballengee at 9:30 a.m.
to 11:30 a.m. and Forest Hill
from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.
• .Thursday April 12th- Hinton
Center- Bingo begins after
lunch• Blood Pressure Clinics-
Hinter Center from 10:00 a.m.
to 2:00 p.m. Nimitz from 9:30
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Jump-
ing Branch from 1:00 p.m. to
3:00 p.m.
• •Friday April 13th- Center
closed for Easter.
NEWS FOR SANDSTONE
CENTER APRIL 6th thrn
c vii "00es Listed
APRIL 13th
.. Friday April 6th- Quilting and
Liquid Embroidery.
• .Monday April 9th- Quilting
and Liquid Embroidery.
. .Tuesday April 10th- Covered
Dish Dinner and Club Meeting.
• .Wednesday April llth- Cer-
amics.
.. Thursday April 12th- Ceramic
Painting.
..Friday April 13th- CENTER
CLOSED FOR EASTER.
The Mini-Bus for the Sum-
mers County Senior Citizens
Program will be making the
following trips in April and
May.
Tuesday April 3rd- Beckley
Wednesday April 4th- Alderson
Tuesday April 10th- No trip,
driver vacation
Wednesday April llth- No trip,
driver vacation
Tuesday April 17th- Beckiey
Wednesday April 18- Alderson
Tuesday April 24th- Roanoke,
Va.
Wednesday April 25th- Alderson
Tuesday May lst- Beckiey in-
cluding Pinecrest Hospital
Wednesday May 2nd- Alderson
Tuesday May 8th- Elton
Wednesday May 9th- To be
decided.
Tuesday May 15th- Alderson
Tuesday May 22nd- Beckiey,
including Exhibition Coal Mine
Wednesday May 23rd- To be
decided.
Tuesday May 29th- Picnic
Wednesday May 30th- Alderson
Call 466- 4019 for more in-
formation and to reserve a
space on any of these Mini- Bus
trips.
Appointment
Highways Commissioner
Charles L. Miller announced
today the appointment of Steven
Berger as District Engineer for
Highways' District Eight in
Elkins.
He will replace Robert Ware
who is being transferred to
Highways' District Nine in Lew-
isburg as District Engineer.
Ware will replace Rufus D.
Bryant who has resigned from
the Department.
Berger began his employ-
ment with the DOH in 1966 upon
graduaiton from Clemson Univ-
ersity. He has worked in the
Right of Way, Construction and
Maintenance Divisons in Char-
leston as well as serving as the
District Two Assistant Main-
tenanee Engineer in Hunting-
ton.
Just Arrived!
Letterto the Editor
"Should Be
Commended"
Meadow Creek, W. Va.
March 29- 79
Hinton Daily News,
Thanks again for giving to the
public to express their views on
important subjects.
I think our honorable gov-
ernor should be commended for
vetoing the a wine bill that'
would have permittted wine
sales in our grocery stores.
Personally I think it should be
left in the liquor stores, also the
beer should be put in the liquor
stores. Governor Rockefeller
vetoed the bill, was about half of
the highway fatalities are alco-
hol related and that he feared
the legistlation would make the
problem worse. Their are many
good reasons I could give. I
believe we should let the Gov-
ernor know that we appreciate
his veto.
Sicerely,
C.C. Corker, Sr.
Meadow Creek, W. Va.
Copy to
Honorable Governor of W. Va.
Pictured above is part of the Southern Soil Conservation I
crew reseeding a critically eroding area for Carl June
Sandstone. Mr. Jones realized that part of his land was I
stated that one of the reasons he , washing away. He stopped by the Summers COUR
Conservaiton Service office and requested assistance. A
attack was developed to stop the erosion and make tl
productive. Mr. JOnes, with the aid of the Southet
Conservaiton District is carrying out the plan. The plan als
for planting 10,000 White Pine seedlings. This will-conver
steep brushy areas to productive woodland. If you h|
eroding area or other conservation problem on your land,
the Soil Conservation Service in ltinton for help. The
number is: 466- 2033.
WOMAN'S SOFTBALL "'
Anyone interesting in helping
organize Woman's Softball
teams for this summer are
asked to get in contact with
Mayor Humphreys at his office,
the phone number is 466- 3255 or
call Connie Newton at 466- 0097.
Wood Carving
Exhibit at BSC
Virginia. The artifacts, 10 items
in all, are from the private
collection of Bluefield State fac-
ulty member Paul Caruso.
The display is open to the
public and can be viewed Mon-
day through Friday from 7:45
a.m. until 9:00 p.m., 9:00 till
2:00 on Saturdays and 2:00 until
6:00 on Sundays.
QUITTERS RENEGE
At least 80 percent of the
Americans who quit smoking
start the habit again a year
later. -- CNS
SECURITY SYSTEMS
Only 2 percent of the 75
million dwelling units in
America are protected by se-
curry systems. -- CNS
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT
During 1978 the beauty
equipment industry grossed
approximately $35 million
and is expected to reach $100
million within the next 6
years. -- CNS
ttmm 20 - sp,lwy, w. W.[
Fri.; Sat., Su
Sex With
Smile r
Also
"Teenage
Hustlers"
Show at
DuS
I
Thank You
I wish to thank the staff of Ronald Meadows F¢
Home, Rev. Orvil Neely, those that send flowers,
or helped in anyway during the death of my brott
James Doris Wykle. May God Bless each and
everyone.
Sister, Grace Hogan
I I
A exhibiton of wood carvings
from around the world is now on
display in Bluefield State Coll-
ege's Wendall G. Hardway Lib-
rary. According to college off-
icials, items exhibited include
an african mask from Kenya,
devil mask from the Phillipines,
female head from the Bahamas,
inlaid book ends from Italy, and
other art from India and West
OPEN HOUSE
New Spring &
Summer , ooo 0000/000000
....... Suits 0N M[00CIAt 0PTION PACI[AfRS
Values , COME ON IN NOW DURING OUR OPEN HOUSE.
!
P
Models that are HI- styled-
Middle of the Road- Conservat- _
ire- Vested Suits- Fabrics- All
polyester- Dacron and Wool-
Colors and shapes that are sure
to please- You must see these
Values"
.'U'JL' U.t, (with 2.3 tltre engine)
sp.a,S
Includes: Vinyl Roof (rear half), Wide
Bodyside Moldings with Vinyl Inserts, Wire
Wheel Covers, Deluxe Bumper Group and
Flip-Up Open-Air Roof.
(with 4.1 litre engine)
Includes: Accent Paint
Stripes, Vinyl
Roof, Bodyside
Molding, Wire
Wheel Covers,
Deluxe Bumper
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Ijrl Cwith 5.0 litre engine) PCKAGE A.
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T
Hood Stripes, Front/Rear
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Mirrors, Flight Bench Seat, (01or-Keyed Deluxe Belts, Tilt Steer-
ing Wheel, Electric Clock, Deluxe Sound Insulation Package,
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rmJ--K ,,rJl," Jl," • A items, except Tu-Tone Paint/
Tape Treatment, PLUS: Vinyl Roof, Dual Accent Paint Stripes,
Deck Lid Paint Stripes. Order flow, available mid-April.
Also...Soe Our LTD Wagon With Special Option Package.
Sport Mirrors ...... ....... ........
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Priced this week and
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basedonstickerpriceforthepackage, J 11 t"
compared to traditional suggested I
sticker pricing of options purchased I Includes: Vinyl Roof,
separately. White sidewalls extra J Exterior Decor GrOUl,
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Includes:Custom Trim Package, Low-Mount Weern Mirrors, Tu-Tone Paint Treatment.
ApriJ 14th Chrome Grille, VheelCovers, BrightVlndshield, Drlpand
thrOB ,c 0,, Moldings, Explorer Hood Ornament, Color-Keyed iiii A •
F-O-R-D Tailgate Letters, Power Steering, SelectShlftAutomatic Itlln'qlBl_'iilll [I .. ml,
Transmisslon, Tilt Steering WheeI, Tinted Glass, AirCondltioning, llBklll / .o
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.....2
10--Hinton News Thurs. A
1979
CG
,rence for FBLA'ers
Photos by Sally Hayslette
Bus Drivelis' Needed
The Summers County Senior
Citizens Program, Title III is
making an appeal for drivers
with a little spare time to
provide transportation to older
persons who need occasional
rides to doctors, to pay bills and
for other good reasons. The
Senior Program can pay qual-
ified drivers 17 cents per mile
for expenses.
Hos! "Lal
In most instances, the vol-
unteer driver could attend to
their own business while the
older adult was visiting the
doctor, shopping or paying bills.
At 17 cents per mile, a trip to a
town 35 miles away would pay
the volunteer driver $11.90 for
expenses round trip.
Anyone interested in becom-
ing a volunteer driver for the
Senior Citizens Program is ask-
ed to come by the Senior Cen-
ter between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. on weekdays and fill out an
application. References will be
required. Call 466- 4019 for more
information.
Notes
Summers County Hospital
April 2, 1979
Admitted: Sylvia Long, Joe-
tta Cales, Betty Gill, Rodney
Jones, Lillian Lilly, Odessa
Bowman, Lillie Bradberry, Be-
ulah Crawford, James Mead-
ows, Angela Adkins, Mary
Neely, Ocie Adkius, Donnie
Meadows, all of Hinton; Steve
Vest, Elton; Maxine Alderman,
Jumping Branch; Richard
Cody, Ballard; Debra Smith,
Rainelle; Helen Crowe, Mary
Dodd, both of Alderson; Ola
Vest, Pipestem; Harry Bragg,
Cooldridge; Madeline Martin,
Danese; Martha Bowies, Lock-
bridge; Luther Hamm, Forest
Hill; and Homer Yancey, Tal-
cott.
Dismissed: Joetta Cales, sY-
lvia Long, Bonnie Romanello,
Myrtle Wills, Rodney Jones,
Brian Mann, Essie Meadows,
Paul Ward, Mandy Lemon,
Mary Meador, Herbert Cales,
Agnes Vest, Corbett Adkins,
George Feamster, Mark Wills,
Myra Gills, Joyce Adkins, Leri
Allen, Gladys Fitzwater, all of
Hinton; Ivory Lilly, FredCook,
Jumping Branch; Ira Adkins,
Rainelle; Orpha Campbell,
Ballengee; and Sylvia Ayers,
Sandstone.
The Summers County Car-
eer Center Chapter of FBLA
attended the Southern Regional
Future Business Leaders of
America Conference held at
Concord College on Saturday,
March 31. The southern region
is composed of 16 southern West
Virginia counties, and was att-
ended by about 500 people. The
activities of the day included
various competitions and the
election of a new Southern
Sectional President. Winners at
this competition are eligible to
compete at the State FBLA
conference, which is to be held
on April 28 at Glenville State
College. The first place winn-
ers at the State Conference
compete in the National Com-
petitions which will be held in
New Orleans, LA July I- 4.
Local winners at Saturday's
competition were: Accounting
I- Second Place- Michele Lip-
scombe; .Accounting I!- Fit
Place- Stephanie Mathews;
Business Law- First Place-
Terri McCoy; Third Place- Ed-
die Biggers; Office Procedures-
First Place- Ralph Cook; Mr.
FBLA- Third Place- Richard
Young; Extemporaneous
Speaking- Second Place- David
Sowder.
Elected Southern Sectional
President was Kevin Biggers
from Talcott High School.
The Career Center Chapter
was named Chapter of the
Year- First Place, and their
exhibit won second place•
Miss Kristi Stokes, State
FBLA President, will preside at
the 25th annual State FBLA
conference where T.J. Humph-
reys will vie for the position of
State Treasurer.
POWER GENERATED
If the 60 million households
in the United States all had
electric toothbrushes, it
would take Grand Coulee
Dam at least 45 minutes to
generate enough power to
make them run. -- CNS
Americans not
weight conscious
A recent survey by the
Health Insurance Institute
revealed over 40 percent of
Americans who say that they
usually eat well.balanced
meals.
However, only 38 percent
professed to be careful about
APPETITE'S COST
Americans, 70 to 80 million
of whom are overweight,
spend over $200 billion a year
to satisfy their growing
appetites. -- CNS
' SUICIDE RATES
Suicide rates have in-
creased for persons between
15 and 24 years of age with
4.4 suicides per 100,000 in 1053
to 10.6 per 100,000 in 1973• --
their weight. -- CNS CNS ,
I
.- ..+
G
k
Senior Citizens Program
Activities for Friday, April 6th
to Friday April 13th
• .Friday April 6th- Hinton Cen-
ter- Birthday Party for all area
Seniors born in April• Games
begin at 1:00 p.m. Blood Pre-
ssure Clinic- Foodland from
10:00 a.m• to 2:00 p.m. conduct-
ed by Mamie Carte. Elton at
9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Lock-
bridge at 11: 30 a.m. to I: 00 p.m.
• .Monday April 9th- Hinton
Center- "Jiffy Crafts" begin at
1:00 p.m. These items are being
made to take to people in
nursing homes, shut, ins and
older persons in the hospitals.
Materials and instructions will
be supplied by the Senior Citiz-
ens Program.
..Tuesday April 10th- Hinton
Center- Quilting all day. Cer-
amics begins at 1:00 p.m. Open
to the public•
No mini- bus trips this week,
due to drivers vacation.
• .Wednesday April llth- Hinton
Center- Special Singing begins
after lunch. Blood Pressure
Clinics- Ballengee at 9:30 a.m.
to 11:30 a.m. and Forest Hill
from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.
• .Thursday April 12th- Hinton
Center- Bingo begins after
lunch• Blood Pressure Clinics-
Hinter Center from 10:00 a.m.
to 2:00 p.m. Nimitz from 9:30
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Jump-
ing Branch from 1:00 p.m. to
3:00 p.m.
• •Friday April 13th- Center
closed for Easter.
NEWS FOR SANDSTONE
CENTER APRIL 6th thrn
c vii "00es Listed
APRIL 13th
.. Friday April 6th- Quilting and
Liquid Embroidery.
• .Monday April 9th- Quilting
and Liquid Embroidery.
. .Tuesday April 10th- Covered
Dish Dinner and Club Meeting.
• .Wednesday April llth- Cer-
amics.
.. Thursday April 12th- Ceramic
Painting.
..Friday April 13th- CENTER
CLOSED FOR EASTER.
The Mini-Bus for the Sum-
mers County Senior Citizens
Program will be making the
following trips in April and
May.
Tuesday April 3rd- Beckley
Wednesday April 4th- Alderson
Tuesday April 10th- No trip,
driver vacation
Wednesday April llth- No trip,
driver vacation
Tuesday April 17th- Beckiey
Wednesday April 18- Alderson
Tuesday April 24th- Roanoke,
Va.
Wednesday April 25th- Alderson
Tuesday May lst- Beckiey in-
cluding Pinecrest Hospital
Wednesday May 2nd- Alderson
Tuesday May 8th- Elton
Wednesday May 9th- To be
decided.
Tuesday May 15th- Alderson
Tuesday May 22nd- Beckiey,
including Exhibition Coal Mine
Wednesday May 23rd- To be
decided.
Tuesday May 29th- Picnic
Wednesday May 30th- Alderson
Call 466- 4019 for more in-
formation and to reserve a
space on any of these Mini- Bus
trips.
Appointment
Highways Commissioner
Charles L. Miller announced
today the appointment of Steven
Berger as District Engineer for
Highways' District Eight in
Elkins.
He will replace Robert Ware
who is being transferred to
Highways' District Nine in Lew-
isburg as District Engineer.
Ware will replace Rufus D.
Bryant who has resigned from
the Department.
Berger began his employ-
ment with the DOH in 1966 upon
graduaiton from Clemson Univ-
ersity. He has worked in the
Right of Way, Construction and
Maintenance Divisons in Char-
leston as well as serving as the
District Two Assistant Main-
tenanee Engineer in Hunting-
ton.
Just Arrived!
Letterto the Editor
"Should Be
Commended"
Meadow Creek, W. Va.
March 29- 79
Hinton Daily News,
Thanks again for giving to the
public to express their views on
important subjects.
I think our honorable gov-
ernor should be commended for
vetoing the a wine bill that'
would have permittted wine
sales in our grocery stores.
Personally I think it should be
left in the liquor stores, also the
beer should be put in the liquor
stores. Governor Rockefeller
vetoed the bill, was about half of
the highway fatalities are alco-
hol related and that he feared
the legistlation would make the
problem worse. Their are many
good reasons I could give. I
believe we should let the Gov-
ernor know that we appreciate
his veto.
Sicerely,
C.C. Corker, Sr.
Meadow Creek, W. Va.
Copy to
Honorable Governor of W. Va.
Pictured above is part of the Southern Soil Conservation I
crew reseeding a critically eroding area for Carl June
Sandstone. Mr. Jones realized that part of his land was I
stated that one of the reasons he , washing away. He stopped by the Summers COUR
Conservaiton Service office and requested assistance. A
attack was developed to stop the erosion and make tl
productive. Mr. JOnes, with the aid of the Southet
Conservaiton District is carrying out the plan. The plan als
for planting 10,000 White Pine seedlings. This will-conver
steep brushy areas to productive woodland. If you h|
eroding area or other conservation problem on your land,
the Soil Conservation Service in ltinton for help. The
number is: 466- 2033.
WOMAN'S SOFTBALL "'
Anyone interesting in helping
organize Woman's Softball
teams for this summer are
asked to get in contact with
Mayor Humphreys at his office,
the phone number is 466- 3255 or
call Connie Newton at 466- 0097.
Wood Carving
Exhibit at BSC
Virginia. The artifacts, 10 items
in all, are from the private
collection of Bluefield State fac-
ulty member Paul Caruso.
The display is open to the
public and can be viewed Mon-
day through Friday from 7:45
a.m. until 9:00 p.m., 9:00 till
2:00 on Saturdays and 2:00 until
6:00 on Sundays.
QUITTERS RENEGE
At least 80 percent of the
Americans who quit smoking
start the habit again a year
later. -- CNS
SECURITY SYSTEMS
Only 2 percent of the 75
million dwelling units in
America are protected by se-
curry systems. -- CNS
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT
During 1978 the beauty
equipment industry grossed
approximately $35 million
and is expected to reach $100
million within the next 6
years. -- CNS
ttmm 20 - sp,lwy, w. W.[
Fri.; Sat., Su
Sex With
Smile r
Also
"Teenage
Hustlers"
Show at
DuS
I
Thank You
I wish to thank the staff of Ronald Meadows F¢
Home, Rev. Orvil Neely, those that send flowers,
or helped in anyway during the death of my brott
James Doris Wykle. May God Bless each and
everyone.
Sister, Grace Hogan
I I
A exhibiton of wood carvings
from around the world is now on
display in Bluefield State Coll-
ege's Wendall G. Hardway Lib-
rary. According to college off-
icials, items exhibited include
an african mask from Kenya,
devil mask from the Phillipines,
female head from the Bahamas,
inlaid book ends from Italy, and
other art from India and West
OPEN HOUSE
New Spring &
Summer , ooo 0000/000000
....... Suits 0N M[00CIAt 0PTION PACI[AfRS
Values , COME ON IN NOW DURING OUR OPEN HOUSE.
!
P
Models that are HI- styled-
Middle of the Road- Conservat- _
ire- Vested Suits- Fabrics- All
polyester- Dacron and Wool-
Colors and shapes that are sure
to please- You must see these
Values"
.'U'JL' U.t, (with 2.3 tltre engine)
sp.a,S
Includes: Vinyl Roof (rear half), Wide
Bodyside Moldings with Vinyl Inserts, Wire
Wheel Covers, Deluxe Bumper Group and
Flip-Up Open-Air Roof.
(with 4.1 litre engine)
Includes: Accent Paint
Stripes, Vinyl
Roof, Bodyside
Molding, Wire
Wheel Covers,
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cost option. InteriOr Accent Group,
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I ,-, o o ,,,,,,., I Lenerto the Editor
L, onzerence xor v DL ors I Sr. Actlvltms .... Lmted
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r Center Chapter of FBLA AetlvRIrorFrlday, Apmth rrldaygprueK-gmiltingand
attended the Southern Regial Friday Aprl113th Liquid Embroidery, , s
Fut Bin Lead of grldyAprltoth-HintonCeq- Monday *r, ,"- ,,Un Commended
"J " ConrdAmerica CollegeC°ateon Saturday,held at tar- Birthday party for oll a and Liquid gmbidery
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ac vtl o the day included 9:3O a.m. to tl: am Lock- painting, b] a m °h n ° e
. " vart compeitio aid he bridgea :30a.m. tol:Cp.m, grday Apri 3h- CENTER pu lC oexplesst evlsan
-." - , elation of a new uh Mday Aprtl th- aton CLOSEO FOR EASTER tmportantsuh)ts
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• o r May Pe=onaUy I think it shoed be
e at tile State Conferee besuppliedbytheSeniorCiti Wed d A 114 , p,ered abovelsp.rtorlheSeutheSeHConservahen
y p bee hudbeptinth Bqu ed i II
compete in the Natiol Cam- e Program nes a . r .on r s ° U e crew rese mg erit ea y e tog area for Carl l
NOr] LAJUly -4 C nte Quilting aU day Car- vvat°n $tatedthatoneof esonshe ashing away lie spped by the Summers C
Local winn' at Saturday's atcrbegins at,:co p.m" Open wednesday pril tim No tap, vetothebill,waaEout half It C ........ iron Service office nd requte assistance. A
omml. n , WCdnday Ap I 8 eon he egslla on wotdd make the C D" h Th ta
smbe; Aoting II Firs duetadrivevatton. Taesda A ril th Rio k • eersmton /srtettsearryngomt epan, ep na
pLee Stephanie Maths; Wnea&yAprilllLh Hinon V Y p noe, pblemwoe. Thetramany forplantingtO,WhRePineseedlag.Thiswilieanv
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k nay pr eon be ieve we shotdd let the Gov- rod oth • bl I d
TerrtMeCoy; TlnrdPlacEd. aft ich Blood e Tuesday May 1st Becey in eorknawthatwea i te e ngareaar ereonservatlonp emenyoer an *
die Bigg; Offl Pred- Clinics Balleng at 9: am eluding Pint Hpital his veto pp a the ll iConservtt So.lee m I11 for help,
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e T 1 fm Ta[coll .. 1 8m to 11: am and Jp Wednesday May rd- TO be WOMAN'SSOFTBALL '
DUS urlvers ±'eeaeo .e rttrr fmmp * g Branch t ..... p .... d.i ...... inter.tingtohelpmg SECURITY SySTEMS "n ... =_.:_,.
, . was nam . p d th : pm Tuesday May h P cn c orgardze Woman's Softball Ordy pent It the e Se]K With,
'131e Sme Coly Senior In m instant, me Yotl year-, rt rtac, n ..Vrld*y t*pril 13th- Ct Wed¢,lay May t h Alden m or h s stmer are million dwelling units Jn II ..... Smile
Citrons program 'flle Ill is t dlver could attena o exhibit wononopace closed for gastor. Call - 019 for mo in- ked to t " t with AmcaapttodbYu . 1 "" "
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rldtodtors, topaybil]sand Lo35milawaywoLddpay reyswiUvie[thepOSlt]oao * . equipment md g nHuetler8 "
rot o,her g rso The roister wr ,no fo state s. Appointment appxtmately $35 milton l
d xpr.ch* II Show at
ulor Pg,am can pay qual- ex d rap. . e
tarried bee mgh ys Co " " Ull thm th t 0
,riod drivers 1 cents r' mile Anyo n to am- wa mm,ss,o, m o. w e nex
.......................................................... Wood Carving ......... I o.
It the itfilll houhol today the appoint meat of Steven
-- ,-,.- -4os";'a; ................. t (o me bY the Sainr C- In ......................... ...... Exhibit at BSC
ter betw 9:00 am and 4:g0 electric toothbrushes, it Highways' District Eight m I Thank You
p,m.0awkdaysandfflioutan wom take Grand Coa] gLktns. AeXiibitono woodeangs Virginia Thearttfaets 10items I " han I
Notes app]leatl. Re/enc will be Dm at least 45 mlautes to He will ptaee Robert Ware feomadtheworldisnowon in all a [m the private I wish t0 I h the staff of g0nald Meadows Fe
genate enough power to who is being traferred to splay in BLuefieLd state Coll. colttionofBlfieldStatefa c. 1
Home, Rev. Olvd Heely, those that sand flowers,
sum meT+ Cnty HpII requh'ed. Can 4m for mo make them . -- CNS
April 2.197e infatie n Highways' District Ninein Law- age's WendaU G. Itardway Lib- ulty member pan] Cao.
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isbg as District Enginr. rata I. +arding .coege,of+ "['he display is open to the I 0 he pod n anyway during the death Of ray br¢
AdaiRted: Sylvia Long, J AppETITK*S COST Ware will repla Ruf D, lela.s, l eJlUh inc,u public and can be viewed Mon-
ttu Cal, Belly GI, Rodaey Americon$ not Amert, 70 to 8o mflBon Bryant who has resigned fm an a r n mask from Kenya, day through Friday fm 7.4 I '
Jsn, Lillian LILly. Odsa of whom oveetght,
Bowman, LflUeBradbenT, Be- weight conscious spendt001lBmnayr the Departznent devflkfmmthephilhpi, am. unto :® pro. S:00 im •James Doris y e. May od Bless each and
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uws, AngeLa Adkins, Mary A t ey by the appetRes--CNS mtwiththeDOHinlupon hlaidbookergrItaly, and 6:onSys le eryone.
Nly, Oeie Adkl, Donnie Heldth In InntRute gradation from O Univ- other art fm India and Wt $islez, Grace Hogan
Mdos, all of HJnton; Ste revealed over 40 pet or SUIIDE RATES eity. He has worked in G,e
Vl, Etton;Maxtaedderman, AmeIwhoythatthey Suicide rates have m- RightofWay, Cotmetioaand
, Jumping Branch; Richard uldly eat wefl-bald cread for pe between Mainna Divilums ia Char-
Cody, llanard: DeLTa Smith.
}taineUe; Helen Cro. Mary
Dodd. both of de; Ola
vl, Pipemem: Harry Bralg,
Cldridge; MadeJi Martn,
I]ane; Marth BewJ, Loeb
bridge; L.tber Hamm, Fot
Hill; and HOmer Yancey, Tat.
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Dismissed: ,ltta Cat, Sy-
Mmle Wll, aodney Jn,
8rio. Mn, gmie Mvm,
paul Wd. mandy lemon,
try M0or, Herbert al,
Aga Vt, tarbell Ah,,
george Fmster, m WUls,
Myra GUm, Joyce Act, Ia
A21en, Cladys Ftzwat, an it
It.tow: lr¢ Llly. Fred C.ok,
Jumping Brh; ira Ahs,
Rainele; Ora Campbell,
Baneng; and Syla Ayes.
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