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mnto, New. Tue,. May 15. 1984 ~ns, Hulett, Mleh. They met loving relationship between .wiib ~. Lacy Wright Jr. M Grandl~rents and Grandchfld- MeDowell CO. and Bam ten und active stepa are tske of Ksmewha Co. Aecem- to with that relatien- pMy/~ the ~ from Sum- ship it is psychological abuse was Mildred and could he considered a form of n Ject. ~ Tho~~thmemeet.~ ButlntalkingwRh Grand- inplstom~methepMjeofa parunts we find that many of ,/Win of CMId Almm Umt must the ¢Mldren are belng phy- :, PWI are unaware of. Taat of Ideally abused as well. Which G ~andG nmd- brinpupom'lh.otecUve Ser- Mrm not aBowed to v/c Apsx.,.VL G randpurmts complain mat .......wlma Minas crams are reporte , Only a token investigation is • : made and Grandparents are , regarded as " Just meddling." The 6 most common cate- gories of visitation denial are. I. Divorce. 2. Death. 3. Custody .. [4. Adoption. 5. Cult. 6. Anim- oe/ty. the seeoiod I~ate :~ all over C~ are well known ~r-their the legal system that " the imm of - nat a m deniedth entire legal IrUfession - Lawy- abuse of children. Junes- 'CMldnm of West Vlr- to vldt gnndchiMr , town Tragedy ea'taluly m, judges, law teachera have An exciting new program is preservation training at mdy' all food preserved in the lab Iv01unteers- -serve U'fum/ ,, In Cbarlemt~ last Saber- that they have had a cieee and brought tl~ home to us. But become so mesmerized withbeing offered to Summers Co- Spring High School in six all - sessions. Each volunteer will preservation resource pemms ~ dJy was 8tat~ ~: Hemry loving relatlowh/p with. Whether the cult is a hard co/-. the stimulation of the Court- tmty this summer. Vohmtcers day training sessions. This will ~ to provide. 12 pint jars iin Summen County dlerlng the {]ddl llausm" of ~, Dr. Lee Salk, publisher of the like the Jim Jones followers or room contest that we temt to are needed to help reach con- include lectures, demonstrat- ireat of the 1984 food W. Vs. and Lie and ~ munthly"SalklotterforPar- what is consider~ a marginal forget that we ought to be stuners in the county who want ions, and hands - on laboratory ~ Topics will include: Princi- ivationseason. 8mn]p~, National Coordinat. ents" says, " when there is a religion, they have many of the healers of conflict." Thecanning, freem___g, dry/ng, and experie~ceforbothvoltmteers. !pies of Preserving, Drying, i For more information, eo~ same charaetoristics, one pf system has become too ¢cstly, storing information. Cost of the training for men :Jams and Jellies, Pickles, Pr- !tact Regina G. Eckle, WVU thee is to discourage assoe- too painful, too destrucUve, too Two volunteers from Summ- and women will be $20 for each eezing, Acid Vegetables and :Extension Office, at the Cota't. gummers County will hold its ' m uU You Ot rtu ty Camp, June 11 - 15, 19~4 at Camp Smnmers. The camp is open to income - eU~/ble you- th in the qe range without clarke and without regard to color, race, handicap, sex or natimml origin. However, fam- 9ks need to cemploto appli- eaUem forms for eligible youth. These are available at the office on the emmet of T mple Street and Srd : Avenue or the Cooperative Ex- : tmmlun Office in the Court- house Annex. Non-lncome-e]]g- youth may attend but will n~ed to pay a ~ff~&~0 fee to cover camp e0sts. The camp is funded with app- roprlations from the W. Vs. Office of Eeo e Opportun- ity and the Stmune~ Feed Set. vice Program. LocaUy it is ,md op, tod mrough tha M orts of Coqm*ative mms/on Bumma Sw* p/'emmtatives, Health Depart-.] rmmt, and volunteers. t .+ iatton with family members, considering eye,Tone outslde that group an instrument of Satan. Tho wbe try m main- lain close family relations are subjected to erRizism, so re- nunciation of purents is a test of loyalty to that group. Courts too, are unfair and unjust in their dealings Wlth divorce and custody cases. Cus- tody implies ownership, even me terminology heads to be changed to "who has respon- sibility", and that reapons/bil- ity should go to the parent who shows a desire or ability to preserve family connections; as well as providing the basic necessities for the child. Chief Justice Burger said of HEMINDER~ FOR REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE8 Those people who receive Social Security or supplemental asem'Ry income (SSI) checks on behalf of someone else have important reapensibil/tles, Carl Stewart, SSA manager in mmldey, eald recenUy. l~wst and foremost a representative payee is respunsible for using tlm payments ou y for the benefit and well-l dngofthat pi~len. This is true whether the payee is a relaUve, a cluse frle~l, a cem't - appointed guardian, or an official of a public or private agency or institution. Secondly their prompt reporting of changes that may affect the payment of benefits is absolutely essential, such as: change of address or custody; the person dies, marries, stops or "starts work, or enters or leaves an institution; a disabled indiv- idual's condition improves; or a person getting SSI has a change in assets or income. Their third responsibility is accounting for how the payee has used the bern.fits when asked by the Social Security Ad- ministration. Became of a re~mt Federal court decision, more payees will be required to complete a representative payee report starting in 1 4, compared with previous years. After completing and returning the report, SSA may ask the representative payee to verify certain infornmtion. There- fore, be sur~ to keep track of benefiis received and how the money was spent. Retain all rece/p , canc ed cheeks, and other proofs that pertain to expenses on behalf of the beneficiary. To help a representative payee better tmderstand his or her duties and how to use payments, SSA has a leaflet entitled Year Duties As A Repreee~tative Payee. They also have a Representative Payee Account Booklet. To receive copies of this free literature, contact the Beckley 8eclat Security Office, 214 N. Kanawha Street ( P. O. Box Y). The telephone mmsber is 253 - 3741 ( long distance, dial 1 - 800 - 642 - 21/16, to]] free). 10:00 A. M. NEAR HINTON ON RT. 3 AT WHJ.OWWOOD BRIDGE TAKE WILLOW ROAD GO APPROX. 1% MILES, WATCH FOR AUCT/ON SIGNS. AT THE HOME OF THE LATE EDWARD HUNTER. 1956 Model 55 Ferguson tractor 1336 hours, Ford 2 pt. plows, Ford 901 bush hog, Ferguson disc. New Idea lime and fertilizer spreader, cultivator.sub soil.r. 3 pt. carryall, Grove 4 wheel wagon, hog pole. hillside plow. Ferguson scraper blade, pond scoop 3 pt., Sears I0 hp 36" riding mower, Gravely commercial tractor with all attachments, Tmybilt tiller, eledric starL Sears bushwhacker.gas, electric grinder. cement mixer. Stihl chainsaw, Homelite saw, 3 bat/cry chargers, several boxes hand tools, gas drum with pump (55 gal.), Weed flame thrower, several chains (log & other), grease guns, several jacks, electric saw grinder, electric chain, saw grinder, 2 air compressors, I lot hand tools.shovels, axes, etc., several gas cans-some new. several paint guns. airless and other, vise. B&D heavy duty sander, auto, Craftsman 180 amp. welder and rods, I lot antifreeze, 1 lot motor oil, Craftsman 7" saw. drill bits, paint, extension cords, weed eater, creeper, TV antennas, small parts cabinet with parts, ladder, hand spreader, outboard motor, ion boat, ! lot steel fence posts, many items too numerous to mention. GUNS* Colt MK I.V. gut. 45 cal. serial no. 70G35036, Colt Mud. 1911 45 cal. serial no. 39486,5, Smith & Wesson .44 Special, Smith & Wessen M 48 22 MRF Arminus 22 Cal Ms Lebel (D French make (?): Savage 24D .22/~ gauge'o/~g,'l.ong Tom 12 gauge single, Winchester M 255 .22 mag. with scope, Remington 870 12 gauge pump, Sears M200 20 gauge pump with polychoke. Winchester MT0 30.06 with scope, Winceh~t- er M97 12 gauge, Windehster M97 12 gauge with poly~boke. Browning A5 12 gauge Mag., Marlin 36A-DL 30-30 lever, Stevens q40 B 410 single, Mossberg 151 M .22 automatic with scope. Beretta double 12. conducted to NUlo the ~ of Edw-..nl Huntsr. FRANKLIN G. CAMPBELL AUCTIONEER GAP MILL~, WF..ST VIRGINIA 24941 ,,~ PHONE ( 304 ) 772-~B24 - -- ;' Not fw .gd&mts. m .... • Please Vote for AsE "I Allen Board of Education He served in'our school systems for over 45 years. He helped hundreds of THROUGH SCHOOL Your help is appreciated. t,t's ,.mmm m ms Thanks Tom Allen inefficient for a civilized sec- iety. Lawyers should be heal- ers, not hired guru,. Denying and the right to aes- octste together is denying both of them a basic human right. '. L/ke many issues which cut to the core of family life, this :one may never be entirely it.solved. However as more and more states adopt and refine grandparents v taUun rights stature, fewer Grandparents will need to" hide in the bushes and foliage" near the school that their grundchildren attend, just so they can see them. ers County will be selected to • receive 30 hours of food - volunteer, who will in turn receive a complete food pre- servation manual, apron, and , , , ,| / VOTE FOR HELEN MOCK HEDRICK DEMOCRAT FOR SUMMERS COUNTY COMMISSION YOUR VOTE AND SUF~:E)RT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED Paid by the candidate. Fruits, Low - acid Vegetables, and Canning of Meats. After training in June, the iheuee Annex in Hlutun, or call 466 - 37**, I I III II Mal e One Of Your 5 Ch0i- • House Of Delegates 22nd Delegate District .a _Paid by .the ~te( fl I I ...... Tues. May 15th Thru Sat. May 9th I I)@W;Ut ® PORlrABI E HOSE REEL 26.4 REGULAR * Y.97 1 ,S0-foot capacity. Includes 36-inch connector hose, 4 CU. FT. CAPACITY lAVE * 15 Perfect for home and garden work! Heavy duty contractor design. 13" pneumatic tire. Hard- wood handles. Some assembly required. COW MANUi~ roMEO FuelTank ,m um ocated Pliikils In H~ndle $2.79 'Fas-@ro' grass _ . 80 ~d m~. Save pound bsg. on our 3 lb. bag. Lie 011. Gas Powered • ,. o. ~... String Trimmer "" Save 21.00 Cuts 18" swath. Idle-line TM auto- matic stPlng advance system. ¢ qaaUty ~mp oo/l In 40 pound bs~. mH mN Fm 3.67"1mm *0mm 4.68 "mum sh.lox* vqlmm- tJLom klll~. One qum, t oan.. o+,oo. Pop- kd liml ' " yelluw VL~Jty. with dafleoto~. 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