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DUE 'TO l
VlTH
)OK.
TRIM.
EACH
No. 117
;L
HINTON
NEWS
Continuing the Hinton Daily News
'Home of Lake Bluestone'
Hinton, West Virginia,. Thursday Apri]-12, 1979
a
t
15 cents
EACH
EACH
......
Fromme To Be
Back To Alderson
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme
will be moved back into our
area soon according to Calif-
ornia prison officials. Miss
Fromme who is a prisoner of
the Federal Correction Institute
in Pleasnton, Calif. is being
moved back to the federal pri-
son at Alderson as punishment.
Miss Fromme is being pun-
ished for striking an inmate at
the California facility with a
hammer. A prison investigation
found Fromme guilty of assault-
ing Julienne Busic with the claw
side of a hammer while the two
worked in a garden on the
prison grounds.
Fromme is scheduled to be
place at Davis Hall in Alderson,
the high-security unit that
houses Sara Jane Moore. Both
women are convicted of attemp-
ting to assassinate the pres-
ident. Davis Hall is the high-
security unit that Moore, by
climbing a fence and walking
away, escaped from this winter.
Public information officer
Gene Boris said Monday
Fromme would be moved in two
or three weeks to Alderson as a
direct result of her actions in
California. This will be a re-
turn to the Alderson facility for
Fromme, now 30 years of age.
f Photo by Sally Hayslette' Stores Purchased High Winds Blow
i
lancing 00avorlte Dollar General Corporation ventories are expected to be
., ::i": (OTC symbol: DOLR) and conducted this weekend, and
gr°ea:t:reli d mdn;o:; ' hweillC ?r eTN[° °htuh'sGrn n Dollar Stores Corporation, of the outletswill become corn-Zk:::FgYme i/ioVo;Sl;mH°:Y eslt
Huntington, W. Va., today ann- pany- operated Dollar General unt obstacle
ounced Dollar General's agr'ee- Stores upon completion of the
oi ,t tt e l , ment to purchase 38 retail inventories.
ently to discuss act- Wednesday of every month beg- to the Honey in the Rock show at stores from the West Virginia "The acquisition of these
trips for this spring inning on April 18th. Grandview Park and to Raine- company. The Dollar General stores provides an excellent - - f"
4
r.
.ral concern of the
:o plan more musical'
ipatory activities in
ahead and to begin
ps to new places.
resent agreed that
dancing on Thurs-
vorite activity of the
rae of the group
:hat speakers were
rite program since
AS far as speakers, most
interest was expressed over
having someone from the police
department speak on self- pro-
tecti0n. For craft demonstrat-
ions , several members were
interested in rook polishing.
Libys Johnson and Mary Rice
expressed the sentiment of the
group about previous movies
shown. "They were boring",
they said. The only movies the
problem for some of group was interested in were
at the Center. "Soinethlng bn square dancing or
Qla Akers requested with musicians. ' ........
he Disconnects", a
I g group from Fay-
e to the Center.
nterest in having
and local music-
. People also
having Mr. Jess
banjo.and Jimmy
ome to play his
and sing. Mary H.
ised ot look into
Pat MeDaniel, Director of teh
Nutrition Program, asked the
group if they wanted to have the
"Tri- County Cut-Ups" from
Monroe County to come on the
same clay as regmar square
dancing. It was decided to have
them on a separate day due to
lack of space at the Center.
The discussion of ,trips fo_rth
coming months began with the
these programs. : desire to' visit people from
kp decided to begin a Summers County in area nurs-
"Sing Along" with ing homes. It w decided to.
; Johnson playing the have one such trip a month for
Mrs. Akers leading awhile. There was al'so talk
Song sheets will be ' about trips to Oak Hill to visit
(
The Season of Hope
/ ,arm pronVse
The Easter message o rebirth
.... t andrenewalj ex'erten inspires us all to
• .r ' ce renewed aitb ana
spiritual warmth. Peace.
THE HINTON NEWS
lie for shopping. Several people
thought that picnics would be
best on Saturdays since some of
the regulars at the Center have
nothing to do on weekends. The
problems of transportation .to
the hospital and the new shop-
ping center were also talked
about.' Ms. Ellison promised
that many of these trips would
be scheduled for the coming
months. She said that part-
icipation had not been good on
bus trips lately, and she was
.hoping for a renewed interest if
• different trips were planned.
Store in Hinton is one of the 38
stores purchased in the agree-
ment.
Dollar Stores has operated
the outlets as franchised Dol-
lar General Stores under a
master franchise agreement
with Dollar General of Scott-
sville, Ky. That agreement,
which covers the state of West
Virginia, terminates as part of
the transaction. Dollar General
will pay an undisclosed amount
of cash for store inventories,
fixtures and equipment and will
assume leases on store locat-
ions.
Dollar General President Cal
opportunity to expand our op-
erations in West Virignia,
where the dollar store concept
has proven popular with con-
sumers," Mr. Turner said."
Dollar General Corporation
has increased emphasis on com-
pany- owned operations in re-
cent years to improve control
over the system. Five years
ago, company-owned stores re-
presented about 60 percent of
the Dollar General system.
With this transaction, Dollar
general now owns about 90
percent of some 730 Dollar
General Stores operating in 22
E aster Activities Planned
COMMUNITY SERVICE
The Community Choir will
present the cantata "A Service
of darkness" by Dale Wood on
Friday, April 13, 1979, at 7:30 in
St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
This Serice of Darkness com-
nemorates the suffering and
death of Christ, and is based on
the ancient Tenebrae. Dating
from the 8th century, Tenerae
was originally celebrated on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri-
Saturday April 14 at 2:00 p.m. in
the hack of the church. The
Senior Choir will practice at
3:00 in the lady's parlor.
The children Easter Pro-
gram of the Second Baptist
Church will be presented at
11:00 A.M. Easter morning.
Done by Mrs. Marcia Green,
Mrs Arthelia Smith, Mrs. Alma
Sweeney, Mrs. Lillian Page
(organ player). The public is
invited to attend.
' point Baptist Church. There will
be special singing by the adult
choir. Everyone is invited to the
service at the church on Route
20 at Elton. Donuts, coffee and
hot chocolate will be served by
the women of the church follow-
ing the service.
SUNRISE SERVICES
Mr. Pisgah United Methodist
Church sunrise services by the
youth will be held at 6:00 A,M.
The choir will have a Easter
The Title-TIT and Title VII
Programs are interested in
gathering more input from area
Seniors on activities or bus trips
to plan. We would also like to
hear from people in the comm-
unity who coluld present pro-
grams. Anyone with suggest-
ions or with a performing
group; hobbies or collections to
present, is asked to call Pat
McDaniel at 466- 1890 or Mary
Ellison and Marian Gore at 466-
4019.
Obituary
SCOTT
Mr. Ben B. Scott, 68, died at 11
p,m. Sunday in a Beckley hos-
pital after a long illness.
Born Sept. 9, 1910 , in Co-
burn, Texas, he was a son of the
late Walter B. and Angelina
Smith Scott.
Mr. Scott was a retired em-
ployee of the Santa Fe Rail-
Turner Jr. said that store in- states. . day of Holy Week. It represent-
ed the darkness that fell over
the earth as the Son of God was
crucified.
These seven anthems are des-
igned for a service where
spoken meditations, based on
the Seven Words from the
Cross, are given. The medit-
Did You Know?
-Plans for the upcoming West
Virginia University Annual
Mountaineer Scholarship Fund
Dinner to be held at the Green-
brier April 20 are just chugging
along? At a meeting in Lew.
isburg, plans were made and
goals set for ticket sales. The
Scholarship Fund Goal is
$35,000. David Parmer and
John Faulconer are the locals to
get in touch with for your
tickets. Tickets are $35 a piece,
-a former Alderson resident
has been selected the new "Miss
Roanoke Valley"? Miss Donna
Luann McDaniel , a 1977 grad-
uate of Virginia Tech and the 23-
year old daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. L.L. McDaniel of Alder-
ned in the area this weekend?
Articles throughout today's
issue mention the services- re-
vival, sunrise, Holy Thursday,
etc.
Seems Like-
--every store you go into now a
days has clothes sixed S-M-L for
small, medium & large. This
has long been true in ladies',
childrens', and some men's
clothing! What are we to do if
we're not S-M-L? Why, keep
looking of course! And what
beats all? One -size-fits alll
--our local leaders should be
making plans for stop or caution
lights near our new shopping
center before the first accidents
OCCur.
-we'll never get the Inter-
ations will be given by mem-
bers of the Ministerial Council.
The public is invited to attend.
HOLY THURSDAY
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
will celebrate the Evening
Mass of the Lord's Supper at 5
p.m. on Holy Thursday April
12th.
Mass will be sung by the choir
of Our Lady of Mercy Chapel
from the Federal Correctional
Institution in Alderson under
the direction of Sister Sandra
Peraldo. Mrs. Michael Gore will
be the organist.
Father Roger Hughes, pastor
of St. Patrick's and Father
Eugene Ostrowski, Director of
the Office of Ministries, in
road, a World War II veteran, son, won the honors. She is state done from Sam Black to
member of the Elida Lodge 31, presently employed as a fore- Sandstone and on to Beddey!
Ancient Free and Accepted man for service repair at the C But it'll be somethin' to go to
Masons, for 47 years, a past & P Telephone Co. of Roanoke. Beckley in fifteen minutes when
commander of the American -a taco restaurant is rumored it's done: Have you heard the
Legion inSkagway, Alaska, and to be. built on the Bellepeint approximations for when the
past worthy patron of the Road below Bluestone Motors? road will be complete to Char-
Naomi Chapter 9685. And perhaps a gasoline station- leston? Sometime within twenty
Survivors include his wife, convenience-type store? years, it's said.
Violet Scott, two stepsons, Ron- -there are 24 parking meters
aid of Meadow Bridge and in the Hinton City Lot instead of Lilacs to: everyone with daft-
Harry Owen of Hinton; one the 23 reported by the city? So odils,' narcissus, etc. in their
step- says one gentleman running for yards to brighten up our day .... "
daughter, Mary Ellen Bragg of council, free publicity .... the Easter
Sandstone; one brother Warren -they say "the swamp" looks Bunny making his rounds this
B. Scott of Philomath, Ore.; two better since it's burned? It's not weekend .....
sisters, Mrs. Lena May Broad- orange anymore, just muddy Lemons to: the traffic lights
ston of St. Johns, Ariz., and looking, in Hinton being "out-of-sync"
Mrs. Mildred Harris of Clovis, -it's rumored HHS's new foot- last week, and making driving a
N. M., and 11 grandchildren, ball field will be planted in corn bit more adventurous....not fir-
The body is at the E.M. this spring? , ing by the Golden Rule....icy
Meadows Funeral Home in Hin- -there are many special roads and snow(1) at Easter-
ton. Easter religious services plan- time .........
Gorge CoVer
The New River Gerge Bridge, Rewval Set at Elton
a dynamic testimony to the There will be a revival April youtl choirs, the Chestnut
potential of West Virginia, will 16 to 22 at the Elton Commun- Grove youth chour and the
be featured on the cover of the ity Church in Elton. Eddie "Happy Two".
1978 Hinton Telephone Direct- Johnson, pastor of the Chestnut
ory. Grove, Brooks and Laurel The church is located o
Heralded as the longest steel Creek Baptist Churches will be Route 20 at Elton and every-
arch bridge in the world, the
the principal speaker, one is cordially invited to
main span reaches 1,700 feet, Special music will be provid- attend. The meetings start
Continued on page 1O ed by the home church and every evening at 7:30 p.m.
Wheeling, West Virginia will be
the concelebrants. During the
Holy Thursday Celebration
Mary Jo Hurley daughter of Joe
and Margie Hurley and Deana
Lindsay daughter f Dean and
Phyllis Lindsay will be receiv-
ing their first Communion. Foll-
owing the Mass, the First Com-
municants and their families
will be honored by a covered
dish dinner in the Church Hall.
All are invited to attend the
celebration and dinner on Holy'
Thursday.
On Good Friday Solemn Lit-
urgical Service of the Passion
will be held at 3 p.m. Father
Roger Hughes will be officiatinjg
during the observance of Good
Friday.
Holy Saturday the Easter
Vigil Services will be held at 11
p.m. with the Saint Patrick's
choir singing the Mass. Mrs.
Michael Gore will accompany
the choir on the organ. Foll-
owing the Mass there will be a
gathering in the Church Hall for
refreshments and an exchange
of Easter Greeting. Come cele-
brate with our community the
events of Holy Week.
PRACTICE
The Second Baptist Church
Easter practice will be held
SUNRISE SERVICES Cantata at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Talcott United Methodist OPEN HOUSE
Charge will be having Sunrise Supt. Douglas Ritchey is iss-
Services at the Oak Grove ulng a special invitation to all
United Methodist Church at
Ballengee at 6:30 a.m. Easter
morning. The Charge Choir will
present a contata under the
direction of Mrs. Kathy Upton.
Everyone is invited to come.
SUNRISE SERVICES
The Elton Community Church
Sunrise Service will be held
Easter morning at 6 a.m. at the
church. Speaker will be Wayne
Chambers, Pastor of the Belle-
area residents to visit Pipestom
Park Saturday, April 14 for an
"open house" of all park fac-
ilities that will include free
guided tours. All visitors are
asked to register between I0
a.m., and5 p.m. to be elgible for
hundreds of dollars in door
prizes that include U.S. Savings
Bond, $25 gift certificates, etc.
Continued on page 10
POSTPONED
The second session of the
Landscape Short Course for
Homeowners originally sched-
tried for April 16 in the Mem-
orial Building in Hinton has
been postponed.
The next session will be on
Monday, April 23, with Dick
Zimmerman tb speak on The
Care of House Plants.
Additional information may
be obtained at the WVU Ex-
tension Office at 466- 3711.
LAST DAY
The west" Virginia Depart-
ment of Highways advise mot-
orists that April 15 is the last
day for using studded snow
tires. Use of studded tires after
that date is illegal on all high-
ways in the state.
Motorists traveling across
state lines should note that the
neighboring states of Ohio and
Virignia also require removal of
studded tires by April 15.
Action by the 197S West Vir-
ginia Legislation extended the
studded tire removal deadline
. permanetly by 15 days.
SEMINAR
The W. Va. Wild Turkey
Federation will hold a Wild
Turkey Calling Seminar Thurs-
day evening 7:30 p.m. at the
Naitonal Guard Armory.
Spornsored by the Three Riv-
ers Chapters, Isaac Walton
League of America.
All interested persons invited
to attend.
STITCH & CHATTER CLUB
The Stitch and Chatter Club
will meet April 13, at 2:00 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. M.J. Wyant.
NEED DRIVER8
Senior Citizens program
needs drivers with their own
private cars to provide trans.
portatlon to Older persons who
occasionally need rides. For
more infoinnation call 4019.
CHOIR
The Summers County Com-
munity Choir, under the direct-
ion of Martha Livesay, will
present "A ServiCe of Darkness
"by Dale Wood, a set of choral
meditations on the seven state-
ments of Jesus from the cross.
The service will be at St.
Patrick Cathloie Church on
Good Friday, April IS, at 7:30
p.m. and everyone is invited.
TRY OUTS
Little League try-outs will be
held Thursday at 6 PM at the
Little League Field. Anyone
who has not registered may do
so at the field. Boys and girls
must be 10 years old b July
1,1979 and may not turn 13 years
old before that same date.
MOOSE TO MEET
The Loyal Order of the Moose,
Hinton Lodge, will hold In-
stallation of Officers Monday
April 16 at 5 p.m. All members
are urged to attend.
The Women of the Moose are
cordially invited to attend and a
buffet will follow the Install-
ation ceremony.
/
ITER I
DUE 'TO l
VlTH
)OK.
TRIM.
EACH
No. 117
;L
HINTON
NEWS
Continuing the Hinton Daily News
'Home of Lake Bluestone'
Hinton, West Virginia,. Thursday Apri]-12, 1979
a
t
15 cents
EACH
EACH
......
Fromme To Be
Back To Alderson
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme
will be moved back into our
area soon according to Calif-
ornia prison officials. Miss
Fromme who is a prisoner of
the Federal Correction Institute
in Pleasnton, Calif. is being
moved back to the federal pri-
son at Alderson as punishment.
Miss Fromme is being pun-
ished for striking an inmate at
the California facility with a
hammer. A prison investigation
found Fromme guilty of assault-
ing Julienne Busic with the claw
side of a hammer while the two
worked in a garden on the
prison grounds.
Fromme is scheduled to be
place at Davis Hall in Alderson,
the high-security unit that
houses Sara Jane Moore. Both
women are convicted of attemp-
ting to assassinate the pres-
ident. Davis Hall is the high-
security unit that Moore, by
climbing a fence and walking
away, escaped from this winter.
Public information officer
Gene Boris said Monday
Fromme would be moved in two
or three weeks to Alderson as a
direct result of her actions in
California. This will be a re-
turn to the Alderson facility for
Fromme, now 30 years of age.
f Photo by Sally Hayslette' Stores Purchased High Winds Blow
i
lancing 00avorlte Dollar General Corporation ventories are expected to be
., ::i": (OTC symbol: DOLR) and conducted this weekend, and
gr°ea:t:reli d mdn;o:; ' hweillC ?r eTN[° °htuh'sGrn n Dollar Stores Corporation, of the outletswill become corn-Zk:::FgYme i/ioVo;Sl;mH°:Y eslt
Huntington, W. Va., today ann- pany- operated Dollar General unt obstacle
ounced Dollar General's agr'ee- Stores upon completion of the
oi ,t tt e l , ment to purchase 38 retail inventories.
ently to discuss act- Wednesday of every month beg- to the Honey in the Rock show at stores from the West Virginia "The acquisition of these
trips for this spring inning on April 18th. Grandview Park and to Raine- company. The Dollar General stores provides an excellent - - f"
4
r.
.ral concern of the
:o plan more musical'
ipatory activities in
ahead and to begin
ps to new places.
resent agreed that
dancing on Thurs-
vorite activity of the
rae of the group
:hat speakers were
rite program since
AS far as speakers, most
interest was expressed over
having someone from the police
department speak on self- pro-
tecti0n. For craft demonstrat-
ions , several members were
interested in rook polishing.
Libys Johnson and Mary Rice
expressed the sentiment of the
group about previous movies
shown. "They were boring",
they said. The only movies the
problem for some of group was interested in were
at the Center. "Soinethlng bn square dancing or
Qla Akers requested with musicians. ' ........
he Disconnects", a
I g group from Fay-
e to the Center.
nterest in having
and local music-
. People also
having Mr. Jess
banjo.and Jimmy
ome to play his
and sing. Mary H.
ised ot look into
Pat MeDaniel, Director of teh
Nutrition Program, asked the
group if they wanted to have the
"Tri- County Cut-Ups" from
Monroe County to come on the
same clay as regmar square
dancing. It was decided to have
them on a separate day due to
lack of space at the Center.
The discussion of ,trips fo_rth
coming months began with the
these programs. : desire to' visit people from
kp decided to begin a Summers County in area nurs-
"Sing Along" with ing homes. It w decided to.
; Johnson playing the have one such trip a month for
Mrs. Akers leading awhile. There was al'so talk
Song sheets will be ' about trips to Oak Hill to visit
(
The Season of Hope
/ ,arm pronVse
The Easter message o rebirth
.... t andrenewalj ex'erten inspires us all to
• .r ' ce renewed aitb ana
spiritual warmth. Peace.
THE HINTON NEWS
lie for shopping. Several people
thought that picnics would be
best on Saturdays since some of
the regulars at the Center have
nothing to do on weekends. The
problems of transportation .to
the hospital and the new shop-
ping center were also talked
about.' Ms. Ellison promised
that many of these trips would
be scheduled for the coming
months. She said that part-
icipation had not been good on
bus trips lately, and she was
.hoping for a renewed interest if
• different trips were planned.
Store in Hinton is one of the 38
stores purchased in the agree-
ment.
Dollar Stores has operated
the outlets as franchised Dol-
lar General Stores under a
master franchise agreement
with Dollar General of Scott-
sville, Ky. That agreement,
which covers the state of West
Virginia, terminates as part of
the transaction. Dollar General
will pay an undisclosed amount
of cash for store inventories,
fixtures and equipment and will
assume leases on store locat-
ions.
Dollar General President Cal
opportunity to expand our op-
erations in West Virignia,
where the dollar store concept
has proven popular with con-
sumers," Mr. Turner said."
Dollar General Corporation
has increased emphasis on com-
pany- owned operations in re-
cent years to improve control
over the system. Five years
ago, company-owned stores re-
presented about 60 percent of
the Dollar General system.
With this transaction, Dollar
general now owns about 90
percent of some 730 Dollar
General Stores operating in 22
E aster Activities Planned
COMMUNITY SERVICE
The Community Choir will
present the cantata "A Service
of darkness" by Dale Wood on
Friday, April 13, 1979, at 7:30 in
St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
This Serice of Darkness com-
nemorates the suffering and
death of Christ, and is based on
the ancient Tenebrae. Dating
from the 8th century, Tenerae
was originally celebrated on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri-
Saturday April 14 at 2:00 p.m. in
the hack of the church. The
Senior Choir will practice at
3:00 in the lady's parlor.
The children Easter Pro-
gram of the Second Baptist
Church will be presented at
11:00 A.M. Easter morning.
Done by Mrs. Marcia Green,
Mrs Arthelia Smith, Mrs. Alma
Sweeney, Mrs. Lillian Page
(organ player). The public is
invited to attend.
' point Baptist Church. There will
be special singing by the adult
choir. Everyone is invited to the
service at the church on Route
20 at Elton. Donuts, coffee and
hot chocolate will be served by
the women of the church follow-
ing the service.
SUNRISE SERVICES
Mr. Pisgah United Methodist
Church sunrise services by the
youth will be held at 6:00 A,M.
The choir will have a Easter
The Title-TIT and Title VII
Programs are interested in
gathering more input from area
Seniors on activities or bus trips
to plan. We would also like to
hear from people in the comm-
unity who coluld present pro-
grams. Anyone with suggest-
ions or with a performing
group; hobbies or collections to
present, is asked to call Pat
McDaniel at 466- 1890 or Mary
Ellison and Marian Gore at 466-
4019.
Obituary
SCOTT
Mr. Ben B. Scott, 68, died at 11
p,m. Sunday in a Beckley hos-
pital after a long illness.
Born Sept. 9, 1910 , in Co-
burn, Texas, he was a son of the
late Walter B. and Angelina
Smith Scott.
Mr. Scott was a retired em-
ployee of the Santa Fe Rail-
Turner Jr. said that store in- states. . day of Holy Week. It represent-
ed the darkness that fell over
the earth as the Son of God was
crucified.
These seven anthems are des-
igned for a service where
spoken meditations, based on
the Seven Words from the
Cross, are given. The medit-
Did You Know?
-Plans for the upcoming West
Virginia University Annual
Mountaineer Scholarship Fund
Dinner to be held at the Green-
brier April 20 are just chugging
along? At a meeting in Lew.
isburg, plans were made and
goals set for ticket sales. The
Scholarship Fund Goal is
$35,000. David Parmer and
John Faulconer are the locals to
get in touch with for your
tickets. Tickets are $35 a piece,
-a former Alderson resident
has been selected the new "Miss
Roanoke Valley"? Miss Donna
Luann McDaniel , a 1977 grad-
uate of Virginia Tech and the 23-
year old daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. L.L. McDaniel of Alder-
ned in the area this weekend?
Articles throughout today's
issue mention the services- re-
vival, sunrise, Holy Thursday,
etc.
Seems Like-
--every store you go into now a
days has clothes sixed S-M-L for
small, medium & large. This
has long been true in ladies',
childrens', and some men's
clothing! What are we to do if
we're not S-M-L? Why, keep
looking of course! And what
beats all? One -size-fits alll
--our local leaders should be
making plans for stop or caution
lights near our new shopping
center before the first accidents
OCCur.
-we'll never get the Inter-
ations will be given by mem-
bers of the Ministerial Council.
The public is invited to attend.
HOLY THURSDAY
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
will celebrate the Evening
Mass of the Lord's Supper at 5
p.m. on Holy Thursday April
12th.
Mass will be sung by the choir
of Our Lady of Mercy Chapel
from the Federal Correctional
Institution in Alderson under
the direction of Sister Sandra
Peraldo. Mrs. Michael Gore will
be the organist.
Father Roger Hughes, pastor
of St. Patrick's and Father
Eugene Ostrowski, Director of
the Office of Ministries, in
road, a World War II veteran, son, won the honors. She is state done from Sam Black to
member of the Elida Lodge 31, presently employed as a fore- Sandstone and on to Beddey!
Ancient Free and Accepted man for service repair at the C But it'll be somethin' to go to
Masons, for 47 years, a past & P Telephone Co. of Roanoke. Beckley in fifteen minutes when
commander of the American -a taco restaurant is rumored it's done: Have you heard the
Legion inSkagway, Alaska, and to be. built on the Bellepeint approximations for when the
past worthy patron of the Road below Bluestone Motors? road will be complete to Char-
Naomi Chapter 9685. And perhaps a gasoline station- leston? Sometime within twenty
Survivors include his wife, convenience-type store? years, it's said.
Violet Scott, two stepsons, Ron- -there are 24 parking meters
aid of Meadow Bridge and in the Hinton City Lot instead of Lilacs to: everyone with daft-
Harry Owen of Hinton; one the 23 reported by the city? So odils,' narcissus, etc. in their
step- says one gentleman running for yards to brighten up our day .... "
daughter, Mary Ellen Bragg of council, free publicity .... the Easter
Sandstone; one brother Warren -they say "the swamp" looks Bunny making his rounds this
B. Scott of Philomath, Ore.; two better since it's burned? It's not weekend .....
sisters, Mrs. Lena May Broad- orange anymore, just muddy Lemons to: the traffic lights
ston of St. Johns, Ariz., and looking, in Hinton being "out-of-sync"
Mrs. Mildred Harris of Clovis, -it's rumored HHS's new foot- last week, and making driving a
N. M., and 11 grandchildren, ball field will be planted in corn bit more adventurous....not fir-
The body is at the E.M. this spring? , ing by the Golden Rule....icy
Meadows Funeral Home in Hin- -there are many special roads and snow(1) at Easter-
ton. Easter religious services plan- time .........
Gorge CoVer
The New River Gerge Bridge, Rewval Set at Elton
a dynamic testimony to the There will be a revival April youtl choirs, the Chestnut
potential of West Virginia, will 16 to 22 at the Elton Commun- Grove youth chour and the
be featured on the cover of the ity Church in Elton. Eddie "Happy Two".
1978 Hinton Telephone Direct- Johnson, pastor of the Chestnut
ory. Grove, Brooks and Laurel The church is located o
Heralded as the longest steel Creek Baptist Churches will be Route 20 at Elton and every-
arch bridge in the world, the
the principal speaker, one is cordially invited to
main span reaches 1,700 feet, Special music will be provid- attend. The meetings start
Continued on page 1O ed by the home church and every evening at 7:30 p.m.
Wheeling, West Virginia will be
the concelebrants. During the
Holy Thursday Celebration
Mary Jo Hurley daughter of Joe
and Margie Hurley and Deana
Lindsay daughter f Dean and
Phyllis Lindsay will be receiv-
ing their first Communion. Foll-
owing the Mass, the First Com-
municants and their families
will be honored by a covered
dish dinner in the Church Hall.
All are invited to attend the
celebration and dinner on Holy'
Thursday.
On Good Friday Solemn Lit-
urgical Service of the Passion
will be held at 3 p.m. Father
Roger Hughes will be officiatinjg
during the observance of Good
Friday.
Holy Saturday the Easter
Vigil Services will be held at 11
p.m. with the Saint Patrick's
choir singing the Mass. Mrs.
Michael Gore will accompany
the choir on the organ. Foll-
owing the Mass there will be a
gathering in the Church Hall for
refreshments and an exchange
of Easter Greeting. Come cele-
brate with our community the
events of Holy Week.
PRACTICE
The Second Baptist Church
Easter practice will be held
SUNRISE SERVICES Cantata at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Talcott United Methodist OPEN HOUSE
Charge will be having Sunrise Supt. Douglas Ritchey is iss-
Services at the Oak Grove ulng a special invitation to all
United Methodist Church at
Ballengee at 6:30 a.m. Easter
morning. The Charge Choir will
present a contata under the
direction of Mrs. Kathy Upton.
Everyone is invited to come.
SUNRISE SERVICES
The Elton Community Church
Sunrise Service will be held
Easter morning at 6 a.m. at the
church. Speaker will be Wayne
Chambers, Pastor of the Belle-
area residents to visit Pipestom
Park Saturday, April 14 for an
"open house" of all park fac-
ilities that will include free
guided tours. All visitors are
asked to register between I0
a.m., and5 p.m. to be elgible for
hundreds of dollars in door
prizes that include U.S. Savings
Bond, $25 gift certificates, etc.
Continued on page 10
POSTPONED
The second session of the
Landscape Short Course for
Homeowners originally sched-
tried for April 16 in the Mem-
orial Building in Hinton has
been postponed.
The next session will be on
Monday, April 23, with Dick
Zimmerman tb speak on The
Care of House Plants.
Additional information may
be obtained at the WVU Ex-
tension Office at 466- 3711.
LAST DAY
The west" Virginia Depart-
ment of Highways advise mot-
orists that April 15 is the last
day for using studded snow
tires. Use of studded tires after
that date is illegal on all high-
ways in the state.
Motorists traveling across
state lines should note that the
neighboring states of Ohio and
Virignia also require removal of
studded tires by April 15.
Action by the 197S West Vir-
ginia Legislation extended the
studded tire removal deadline
. permanetly by 15 days.
SEMINAR
The W. Va. Wild Turkey
Federation will hold a Wild
Turkey Calling Seminar Thurs-
day evening 7:30 p.m. at the
Naitonal Guard Armory.
Spornsored by the Three Riv-
ers Chapters, Isaac Walton
League of America.
All interested persons invited
to attend.
STITCH & CHATTER CLUB
The Stitch and Chatter Club
will meet April 13, at 2:00 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. M.J. Wyant.
NEED DRIVER8
Senior Citizens program
needs drivers with their own
private cars to provide trans.
portatlon to Older persons who
occasionally need rides. For
more infoinnation call 4019.
CHOIR
The Summers County Com-
munity Choir, under the direct-
ion of Martha Livesay, will
present "A ServiCe of Darkness
"by Dale Wood, a set of choral
meditations on the seven state-
ments of Jesus from the cross.
The service will be at St.
Patrick Cathloie Church on
Good Friday, April IS, at 7:30
p.m. and everyone is invited.
TRY OUTS
Little League try-outs will be
held Thursday at 6 PM at the
Little League Field. Anyone
who has not registered may do
so at the field. Boys and girls
must be 10 years old b July
1,1979 and may not turn 13 years
old before that same date.
MOOSE TO MEET
The Loyal Order of the Moose,
Hinton Lodge, will hold In-
stallation of Officers Monday
April 16 at 5 p.m. All members
are urged to attend.
The Women of the Moose are
cordially invited to attend and a
buffet will follow the Install-
ation ceremony.
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HINTON NEWS
Continuing the Hinton Daily News
'Home of Lake Bluestone'
ae 77, No.117 Hinton, West Virginia, Thursday April J2, 1979 15 cents
Fromme To Be
Back To Alderson
byaette "Sqky" Fromme Fmme m sebedled to be
will be moved back into o plaeeatDavlsHaUinAIdern,
aM n according to ColiC+ the high- lty wit that
on,la rim o f e_ bl_i h Sara Jane M Both
FmmPe who is f.,lp n, el wen are nvteted of attemp
the Federal Corrtinn institute ting to asslaata the p
in Plton, Callf +s being tdt Davis Hall is the high-
moved back ta the fedel pri. ity lil thai M, by
at Aldersan as punishment, climbing a foe a.d walking
Mms Fmme is being pun- away,pedfmtmswinter
isbed for strlkhag an inma at Publio trLfaati offi :
the Caorma aemty With a c,e,e B+m ld monday
hm A prison Invtigation
famed Frmnme guUty of tdt ar thr wks to AJderson as a
ingJdienneBiewiththeelaw dtt ult of h aeti ha
atdeofahammwhflethetwo Caltioia This Will be a
wkd a garden on me
prison grounds. Fmme, now years of age
€ ,
.................... Stores Purchased
ancing Favorite ............ .......................
(OTC symbol: DOLR) and conducted this wkend, and
Dollar Stor Corporation, of the outle will bome m+
i Htington, W Va, today ann paw oparatnd Dollar Geral
low group w held made up at the Center. The the TV, station, to tim Gn- oeed Dollar G,aaal's agree. Stor upo n mpletioa of the
r Citize Center kl ',Sing Along" w be the 3rd brier at White SeLphtt Spmg, mt to purch 38 retail inventcri
tly to act- Wedmdayofeverymonthbeg- totbeHoyintheRcckahowat sto from the Wt virginia "The aequh+iti of th
trips for this spring 1airing April 18th. Grandview park and to Rtine company The Dollar C, ena] stor provid an eellent
AS far speaker, most He for shopping Serial people Sto in lnton is o of the 38 opportily to expsnd o op
ral n of the intot w e over thought that picnics would be stor purchased in the agr aralinns in Wt VtrLgheL,
planmmical hevingmfrc#ntbepee btonSaturdayssthmeof gent. whethedollarstoeonpt
!lpatory aetiv t Ln daparm speak an r, elf- prw the regul at the Center have Dollar Sto h operated has prav popular with con
High Winds Blow
Thronghout Summers: ,,
Easter Activities Planned
tUon. F eraftderJumstrat, nothingtodoonweekends. Tbe thettetsMfranehisedIl- sume"blr. Turid
place, ins, wal ambers wa pbl of tramporUon to r Oenal Stores de COMSIUmTVSEaVLCE SatmeayAprh4at:0p.m.m ntptaChu, x.,Zbemlt
Stetted k posmng the hltal and the n sup master 'ah aS.ment VoUr Geral CorparaU The eommm,ty Chaff Will the back of the eh. be .peeLal slghg by ms adult
Lbys Jotmson .n Mary m pmg ter a tlked with Inar General of sott+ hL.¢sedemamm- priest me cantata "A Se,.dea Se.or Chor will practt at cheLr. Eve'yeeislavltetome
e me amem of the svale, K r. 'at aSreemt, .r. ownndoperattn m ofdar"byIeWooon 3:001ntheldy',parl+ sevtatmeehRoute
the group grout, about prev mort= about, Ms. mlason pna wmchtheaateofwt nt yesm to hnpro emtml Fihy,Apmghl0,atTmin The ettdren ga Fr 0atElt au,Uand
sbe "et,ey boring", that ny or th trips woutd Viratnta. thm per at er the system. W yrs Sl. patrick's Cathohe h. am a the Second aptt h et*olate Will be serve by
theysald.eoatymo=me be sehnduled for the mg thetraetlen IllarGensl ago,mpany+edsto isSerce0fDhmsseom- Caur@ wal be !te m mewomottheehloUow.
group as mtted in were months. She aad that parl. wilt pay an eIosed aml pnted about e petit a memoral the suUenng and A,M, tl. th8 the aerv.
la Ak requited daneLng or ieipati had not been goad of ch for store Invtrl, the Dollar C.eal syst dth el Christ, d i based on UNRIgI££RVICES
hus trl lately ' d ghe w llxtandequipslaentandwill With this traaetlon, Dolla r the ancient T,mebcae. Dating MmArthetlaSmlth, re. Alma Mr. PleSa united Methedltl
Pat MeOagh Director of teh hoping for a ewed lntet if ae lea on ata Iat- genial now ow about 9O fm the am century, Tae Sey, Mrs. 12RLan Page Chtl aum ae by the
Nutrltt Program, ask,ml the dtffenltripweplanned LO. pent Of some 73O Dollar was omginally eelebtod (rgan playe*). The bl[e youthwillbel3dt $:AM,
groupiftheywntedlohavethe DollarGenelPrtdentCal C,eaIStoaperateLgia Wedr, eday,Thursday, a tIFrL lnvlledtoattd TeeheLrwiUhaaEaster
"TtS" tY CubDP" fr°m 'Phe Tttle+lIl and l'llle Vll Tad'nor Jr ld that st° n" stat: edday°iH°ly Wk It rePrbthe darkn that feLL av SUttlSERVIS Cmta at 7: P.m Satumtby •
Mon County to ma the Pr,ra a interred in The Taltt United Methost OpEn/HOUSE
gamermg minlmt f ..... 1
dammg, ltwmmldetoham Se"iomaaaettvitimorb+mps omment "flmsevenanthemsadm- Samos at m Oak Grove uaspeemlnvRatlmio#l
m them on a +rate day due to to pLan. We would aim tike to
h: ............... h--f--,+e+ +e--re- I Front Lines .........................................
+the dleeusmon + ttm fqthep ueLty who mleLd prmnt pr+ sp+km meditating+ based m Balleag= at e:m a,m. Eut+ p+k Saturday, Ag¢ll 14 top an
comas monms u+g+ With ms rams ,yane mm suggmt the seam Wolds from the mormng Carge +oar 'all "alma he" of all park t+
claire to vimt people from tom or mm a prformmg Cr+, .m given. e m,t- pent a mutate under the mum Oat mrlue free
atiom *m he +*an by +- dtmetton < Mm :<amy Upton, gelded tourt M] +qstt
S+m+Cmmt+nu+ group;hob+mormllmtiomto vldvmgnew+ ned in the arm tl.s w+kend? bemoftheMlmsterdCen, mverymeltnvttoe, iedtoveghRerbetwm l0
tag hem, It wm decided to present, is raked to roll Pat -PlamtortheupeommgWmt Arilclm throughout today's Thepubtieisinmtedtoattend
ave me s tp a month f+ MeDa.ie/at ee- lme or mary Vtrginm Uni+by Annam issue mention the +++ m- SUNmSE SmnVlCmS hm$1'm+' m =ap.m.dollarsto be el+mean m+rf°r
awhile+ Them wm also talk mlttsanendmarianComat,s. Momtahar ScholamhpFmd vivghsmrim, Holy'Thmy, IIOLYrnUItSaAy ThemltOnetmty<ureh p -tlu*tlm+u.s,m+t,,l
about mp to Oak ItUl to vmt m19 runner to be held et the Gmn. eta, estw merathS at s a.m. at the
briwAplma+jmtehug+ng Seem+l.m+-- SZ patdek'sCatholleO++en smre #dl be held Bond, fglfleaftmeatu, ete
along? At a mating in Low- verystoreyougotntonowa w +tebrate the Evmlag ehmh. Spaak+wl mWayne c+uneed + page la
+sberg, plans were me and dayshaaelothmmxedf.M-Lter Mass of the Lord's Suppor at + oa,pmstorortheeUe-
CtKIt ;,
The
small, medl & large Tiffs p.m on Holy "fhuraday Ap¢ll - .....
$25gh0. David p and children', and me m'a Mawillhesgbytbyehir
SCOTT JohnFauleor arethelIgta elothing What a we to do if of Our Lady of Mercy Chape[
Mr. Ben B, Scott, 68, Jed at 11 get in touch With for yo we're not S+M-L? Why, keep m the Feieral Cet3al
p,m SmJty In a Bldey h tickets, Tckets a a pte+ Iklng <1/ 1 And what Inmitutt in Aider,son dar pOSTPONED sTri'll & ClIAT3ER CLUB
pltal are" a long m form Aldeman residt beats all? One lfits aLU the direction of Sister Sardra Tim Stitch led Otattr Club
Born Scant, e, 1910, in CC- ha$beenseltedthen-Mhm I1 ldshould be Pddo Mrs.MIehselGoWIll The secord lon of the willmtP,¢ill,nt2:p.m.
b,T,bewasanofthe ROanoke Valtey"? Mt Dna makllgpLfstoporutia be the aanist, Landseapa ShoPt Cease for atthehomeofMre. M+J, Wyant.
late walter B. and AngeKna Luann MeDare], a 1 grad- lights r o new shopping Fath Roger HUghee, pester Hom o¢lnally itched- NEED DRIVIp.KS
Smllh Scott. teofVirginiaThandthel. cterbeforethelltaeetden of st. Patrick's and Father tded for April 15 in the M- Seni CIRlr program
Mr. Seo w a rtred am+ yr old d.ugher ot Hey, end e. mtm O+tr, Vrector of oal num,m In mm hes neak dv m tbP
ptoy ef the Santa Fe Rail- Mrs. L.L. McDaeLel at A]d+ -'ll er get the Inter. the Offi of MJntri, ht beam pogponed pflvate to pro.*,tde Ira.+
d, a World War 11 veteran+ n, won the ho She is state done Pom Sam Black to tlng, wt VirgieLa will be The ne l will be on portl to oldlmr imtlOaS wbo
member of the Elide Lodge 31, presently employed a fo Sandstone and to Beeldey] (he eelebrants. Duldng the Monday, April 23, With Dick ¢altlly need rides. For
Anoint Free and Apted man f selce pair at the C Bul it'll be aomethin' to go to Holy Thday Eelebfl 7Jmmn to speak The m infolmaUmt ll 4e 4151,
, for 47 y, a past &pTelephoneCo. oCROoke. BekleyinfLteenmlnutewhen MaryJoRleydaughterofJ CareofHotmepkmt.
mndr of the American -ataeosmnttsored it's do: Have you bealxl the andMnrieHteyandDeana Addltl halation y COIII
Legi thghagway, Alike, d to be 'cnllt on the Be]lepoint appmxLmatio f when the Lindsay daughter Dean and be obtathed at the WVU It- The Stmumn Cotmty Cam-
past rthy patron of the RoadbeJBlumtoneMoto? rd will be p)ete to Char. PbyllisLthdsaywlllbereceiv. telonOfllmat4-g/ll, mtmityCholr, tmderthediree+
Naomi Cnaptg¢/dS. Andparhapsagollnestatiow lt¢41SometimewRhtntwty lngthelrfitCounion+Fell- LASTDA Y ion o MarlM Lily, Will
rwat "A a Daflmm
Survlv include his Wire, venientypest? y,tt'sld. °wthgtheMa'thePh'stC°m" The West-Vir Depart- "byDaleWaod. aaetofel
Vlole Scott, t steo, Ran+ -there a PA parking mete
mttmt and thmr famUz mtolmghwaysaavmmof m+ItalltUestat+
aid of Mdow Bridge and intheHintonCilyLotL, mteadof Lilto:eryonewlthdaff. willbehorndbyaeced orlstsUUttAprlllSl|thel t
Harry Ow cl Itnton; one the3ported bytheeLty?So ndlls, rei, etc. h their dishdthnththeChhRall, day for usin 8 st, ldded s mtlof Jmmfrmthe,
m.t vedl Im at st
gh saysonegenuemangfor yardstobHghtupoday.. All a invited to attend the ttre Uofstuddedtiresltl pau'Jek Ottbl01e (3urch
t. ,-z avgz of L f mtr.-. me z,t eaebraUo, and d ey' tt dto t, tt m , high. Good Pas, r. ApeJ s. ,t : 0
Slmdlito;e awen -theyy,+theswp,,lks Buykinghlds thb I Thursday.
B. seottofPhRomath,°redtwe bettersinR'sbed?R'sne4 kd ..... On Good Frtday Solemn Lit. wallntlmstte' p.m. lmdeveryoneisnvtted.
Mo tr travemm a
mt+, mrs, area May Brd- ange anpm, t muddy t+m to: the t+atfi¢ llgms mseaZ Smme'oe me Pminn state mmuld not+ llt me ,rlw arms
sto of St. John+ Ariz., and kJng i n H[nton being "outfTne" will be held at 3 p.m Fat Little Lea trysts wql be
M/+MfldrndKarrls0[CIovls, -it'scredIS'sfoot. itwet,dmaldngdrivlng a Ro@erHUghewiBbeoffletati nerthgltatuol*Oldoluld beldThtmdaytSPMalthe
N,M.,aMtlgrand. ballfleldwalbeplntedth bRmoadvent+,,.natliv, dm'tngtheob4mrveeofGond studded Ures by Al l$, Little Llmgae Field, Al+mme
e Is at llm m.r mis tomes? ItS by me c.olclen Rul+,,,Jcy dr" Aetna by the is+s Welt v who hlm P mizere y do
Holy Saturday ti Eter
MdOFlmeralltomelnK- --th a many special amedSand(D at Esstof vigilServtwflltheldattl ginia LeghdaUoateadedthe aoattbefleld, Boys and glrts
zastor llglo *e plan. • ........ studded tr. at deamae mtt be to old t Jy
p.m. with the satht Pat'a l,lm'0anOnottsy
' o.+r+e+'...e+. ...... .¢.e+V o/.e+.,+= ,o .'++mve"+"e'd,=.'o "+=Y ++ R ev]val" - ..... Set at Elton ..... c me" .... '',+ .+. , +="+', , .,,+,+...,,.*-,°°'+ .
'eperiencerenewedaltband pomttgJofW.tVtrgtnla, wtn 13mremllt0eamvtvalAprU y,=uth eho me Cr, esmut owmgmem.thmulma a wm tom = wad ntm ul d m-
ke fmtm'ed on the +ver of me tetenatmemltmmmmm. Gm youth' am+ =d me mermg+themmaaler keyCUnSSatrTh+ + tle, momd.
+piriftml wrmtb, Peace. lm matoa e]ephme Dt- ity Chh ha Elm me "Happy Two". mhmmts ami m¢lmal italiam of Otmn y
aotmson, past+ettKeChm+ut ofmast+remlaxg.ecel+ NtodVGum. ° p.m. at m ApallSmtSp.m. All
°rY:./eralded m the lament strut Gave+ Balm and Laml The ehm'e ts Itnd or bate ruth ¢mm+ the moT, m urged to =ttee
+y = +;g=; ..... ;.=,..
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me mnelpal epear, ms ts emdtlup th,aed to PSACnCE l"mltm'eeted + m m will tcaow m Ins+.
re.t* .p+ el, l,Tm +t. srml mtte vat be l+OVld- attend. Tby meetmSm start m sm*.d Saptm ce
centmuedmplgelO ed by the home church aad +eryewvgat+:see. t practice + be held mlttL m latona.