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vncement
m Held
210 persons
in the commence-
held at Concord
Saturday, May 19, ,
Hall.
in the program
Candidates for graduation
1979, those candidates
for graduation in Aug-
as well as those who
graduation require-
in December 1979 and
to the campus to
their honors with their
classmates.
May 1979 Honor grad-
included: Summa Cure
Graham,
Griffith and
gna
Laude: Carol Helen Bil-
Norma Jean Derby, Jim-
Fitzpatrick, Cora Mac
Ann Chandler
Wayne Justice,
Christine Madarasz,
Ann Pelts, Donna Lou O'
Porterfield, Brenda Sue
Sharon Kay Roberts
Lynn Scott- Cum
: Shirley McElwain And-
Rhonda Irene Belcher,
Lynn Blevins, Seldon
Brewer, Gregory Keith
, Christian
Joseph Connor, Sus-
Constantino, Row
Robbin Lynne
Paul Deligt, Richard
V-uggish, Lisa Ann
He
Show
Greenbrier Valley Rag-'
the Antique Automob-
of America will hold
Car
Swap Meet on Sat-
16, 1979. The show
held at the West Vir-
State Fairgrounds and
is free.
will be sponsored
area business.
from 9:O0
noon, with a $3.00
for each entry.
rt be on the field by
IlOon to be judgecl and a
plaque will be
the first 125 entries.
will be two or three
all classes, as well as
for Best of Show, Pco-
Oldest Best Judg-
Distance Driv-
Dunn, Jode Sue Frisbie, Neff
Garrison, III, Marvin Eugene
Harvey, Jr., Lee ROy Lafferty,
Jr., Veronica Jane Nixon, Rob-
ert Philip Perry, Jr., Terry
Gray Pritt, Evelyn Joan Sar-
jeant, Mary Frances Farley
Shrader, Annette Ruth Wade,
and Senya Ann Graham Wil-
son- Honors in Major Sub-
jects: Steven Alan Ferris, His-
tory w- a concentration in Phil-
osophy; Charlotte francis
Hicks, Library Science; Kathy
Lou LaDoucer; Home Econom-
ics; Canessa Ann Lockhart,
Social Work; and Lucinda Jane
Spangler, Music.
Candidates for the May 1979
graduation and their respective
degree programs from the Hin-
ton area were: Bachelor of Sc-
ience in Education- Cora Mac
Harris of Pipestem; Ronald
Keith Lilly of Hinton; Sandra
Kay Lilly of Ballard; Bonnie
Jean Massie of Hinton; Mary
Frances Farley Shrader of Hin-
ton; Lucinda Jean Spangler of
Peterstown; Sue Ann Spaugler
of Ballard.
Bachelor of Arts- George Mal-
colm Kounse, Jr. of Pence
Springs.
Bachelor of Science in Bus-
iness Administration- Gary
Wayne Adkins of Hinton; Jim-
my Dale Fitzpatrick of Jump-
ing Branch; Alfred Lee hann-
ah of Hinton; Arthur Andrew
Masella of Peterstown.
Bachelor of Science in Com-
munity Development and Reg-
ional Planning- Steven Lee Mc-
Near of Ballard.
To Receive
Degrees
of Show. Silver tro-
given for
Show and Oldest Best
are as follows:
cars except T Fords
(2) Brass T Fords
(3) Model T Fords (
Closed) 1917-1927; (4)
4 Fords (Open) 1928-
Model A Fords (
1931; (6) All cars (
under 3,000 lbs.
(7) All cars ( Open &
)ver 3,000 Ibs. 1920-
, Fords 1932-1948;
other than Ford (
:Closed) 1931-1948; (I0)
( Open & Closed) 1948-
l) Utility vehicles up to
1954; (12) Commerc-
( including fire
to 1954; (13) Classic
(i4) Special In-
to 1970; (15) Ant-
to 1954 (.Cy-
be started) Upto5
may be entered on
Steam Engines;
Gas Engin-
engines per entry fee;
to
Meet and Flea Mar-
to antiques, antiq-
and antique cars,
in conjunction with
is through
p.m. and trop-
awarded at 4:00
is welcome and
is free. Plan to att-
make our third
SUccess. If further
is desired please
Drennen, Hines,
392- 6784.
rims
Bs
olds
00rists &
Academy Of Thurs. May 24, 1979 Hinton News--3
Friendship Night Held Federal Funds Made Available
Governor Rockefeller ann-
ounced today (Wednesday) that
$1.64 million in federal funds
has been made available to
assist families within certain
income brackets Who faced hav-
ing their utilities cut off during
the past winter.
The Governor said approxim-
ately 8,000 West Virginia famil-
ies may be eligible for credits
on their utility bills, and the
funds will be administered th-
rough 22 community action
groups around the state.
The fmids can provide up to
$250 in utility bill credits to
individuals or families who,
dur-
ing the winter months, were
faced with shut- off notices and
whose income-- for a family of
four,- does not exceed $8,375 a following amounts have been
year.
The credits, according to
Rockefeller, will be applied to
utility bills for the first five
months of the year.
Persons who think they may
quality for the program should
check with the community act-
ion agency in their area.
Rockefeller said funds in the
made available to:
--Summers County Services
Council, Inc. of llinton, $18,:39.
ECONOMY ACT
President Roosevelt signed
the Economy Act on Mar. 20,
1933, reducing the salarie; of
federal government employ-
ees.
Five area residents are sch-
eduled to receive degrees from
Beckley college Friday May 25,
1979 at 7:30 p.m. Ceremonies
will be held at the United
Methodist Temple on South
Kanawha Street.
The program for the comm-
encement exercises will include
the presentation of a merit
award for service to Beckley
College to Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.
Fairchild of Fairchild, Inc.,
Beckley. Mr. Fairchild is Pres-
ident of Fairchild, Inc. and Mrs.
Fairchild is Corporate Treasu-
rer.
Candidates from the Hinton
area who will graduate are:
Associate of Science Degree in
Mining Technology: Harold D.
Gunter, of Meadow Bridge,
WV; Lloyd D. Sawyers also of
Meadow Bridge.
Associate in Arts Degree:
Roberta M. Morris of Prince,
WV.
Associate of Arts Degree in
Social Work: Tina V. Forren of
Meadow Bridge, WV.
Associate in Business Adm-
instration Degree: Clyde E.
Steers of Hinton, WV.
Allocation
Made
The Department of Health,
Education and Welfare has all-
ocated $307,631 to West Virginia
on behalf of 996 handicapped
children enrolled in schools op-
crated or supported by the
state.
Senator Jennings Randolph,
chairman of the subcommittee
on the handicapped, said the
federal funds will provide en-
riched instructional services in-
cluding preschool- work- study
programs, teacher training and
parent counseling.
Academy of Friendship Night
was observed by The Women of
the Moose at their meeting
Tuesday evening in the Moose
Home.
The acting Senior Regent,
Mrs. Kathleen Wilson opened.
the meeting then turned the
ganel over to Co worker Vergie.
O'Bryan who was pro tern
chairman for Academy of
Friendship program. She intro-
duced the officers filling the
chairs, Chaplain Mamie Carte
who led the prayer; Jr. Reg-
ent, Sallie Vess led the Flag
Salute and song America; Ger-
ene Allen Jr. Graduate Reg-
ent, Sue Thompson, Treasurer
and Nellie Miller, Recorder.
Elizabeth Heatwole , Louise
Cox, Nellie White, and Virginia
Liddon other Committee mem-
bers.
The program consisted of the
"Ring Ceremony" for those who
met the requirements for the
degree while serving their chap-
tar as officers or chairmen.
Our new friends received the
degree at the annual ste acad-
emy of Friendship session
which was held in Princeton
April 24th. and received the
insignea of the degree, which is
a gold ring to be worn on the
chain of the women of the Moose
pin, at the Chapter night meet-
ing
Three new friends, Ethel Lill-
y, Helen Shorter and Patricia
Meador were admitted to the
golden circle.
Enrollment was held for Anna
Jean Ward and Mildred Mead-
or.
Election of officers for 1978- 79
was held preceeding the meet-
mg and the chairman, in
charge, Louise Cox gave the
report to the recorder as foll-
ows: Senior Regent Virginia
Liddon, Jr. Regent , Brenda
Murrell, Chaplain, Mamie Car-
ter, Recorder, Nellie Miller and
Treasurer, Brenda Doyle. The
Sr. Regent elect will make plans
for installation of officers, to be
held before the last week in
June. Meeting closed with pray-
er by the chaplain and acting
St. Regent kathleen Wilson ad-
journed the meeting.
Refreshments were served
from an attractive tea table
with pale blue cloth, yellow
candles, and floral basket of
blue and yellow flowers and tied
with yellow bows, arrange-
ments were in charge of Vergie
O'Bryan, pro tam chairman.
Others present besides offic-
ers and members of the Acad-
emy of Friendship were Zama
Redes, Ethel Wygal, Freda Ad-
kins, Anna Jean Ward, Syl-
via Adkins and Nadine Wood-
ruin.
Hinton Little
League Schedule
May FRI. 15 B4-JC
MON. 21 M-JC-B4-NSB MON. 18 B4-FNB-K-JC
TUES. ,. ,, FN,BrK . TUES. 19 .NBS
• THURS. 24 NBS-B4-K-FNB THURS. 21 JC.K.FNE.IM
FRI. 25 JC-M FRI. 22 NBS.M
MON. 28 FNB.JC-M.B4 MON. 25 M-B4-FNB-JC
TUES. 29 K-NBS TUES. 26 K-NBS
THURS. 31 NBS-K-JC-FNB THURS. 28 K-JC.B4-FNB
JUNE FRI. 29 NBS-M
FRI. 1 B4-M JULY
nN. 4 M-'a-v.B4 MON. 2 B34-NBS-M-JC
TUES. .5 NBS-JC TUES. 3 FNB.K
TIURS. 7 B4.v.IC.NBS THURS. $ B4-1C-M.FNB
FRI. S FNB.M FRI. 6 K.NB5
JON. 11 NBS.FNB-M.K /ON. 9 NBe.Ji'.4-M
TUt5. 12 JC-IM TUES. 10 NBS.FNB
THURS. 14 K.M-FNB-NBS
Dn,h,e heqder Mort. & Thurs. - tame tme 1 :hOp.re.
Single game Tues. & Fri. - mme t:me 6:00 p.m.
First name team 9me team
--L--
Welcome Lincoln
High School
Graduates and
Students.
The Dinner
Chef Spencer E. Burton
,Second Avenue 466- 4382
1979 Better Business Review
BECKLEY
.CABIN T SHOP
Complete Kitchen Designing &
Remodeiing. Service
In this 1979 Better Bushess
, Review of Beckley, it's a pleas-
ure to highly recommend the
Beckley Cabinet Shop to all
Summers and Greenbrier
County residents. See
SHIRLEY PHILLIPS, the own-
• If you are planning to build a
new home this year or are
thinking of remodeling the
kitchen in your present home
see the newest and latest in
kitchen ideas by visiting the
taste and budget..This shop
features a wide price range in
cabinets by Wood- Mode, Home-
Crest, Merfllat, I.X.L. and Kit-
chert Kompaet and also has
built-in and free standing appli-
showroom display, at Beckley antes by Jenn-Air, Thermador,
or, for a really SPECIAL Cabinet Shop, located at 793 Sub-Zero, Chambers, Tappan
KITCHEN- custom designed . Eisenhower Dr. in Beckley. Ph. and KitcbenAld. Beckley Cab-
and built Just for you. Your 2,53- 3384. inet"Shop is where experienced
satisfaction is assured and she
often a price range for any
budget. Open Mon. to Sat. 8 to 5
and evenings by appointment.
Closed Sunday.
The owner, SHIRLEY planning makes the difference-
PHILLIPS, is the interior dec- and they handle the complete
orator and kitchen specialist at kitchen designing and remodel-
Beekley Cabinet Shop and ing job, including appliance
offers quality and craftsman- installation, plumbing and
ship in beautiful custom kitch- electrical work.
ena designed to fit any need,.
Weekend Specials /
209 Temple St., Hinton
Thur.-Fri.. Sat. May 24,25,26
Boxed
Greeting Cards
Misses'
Wooden
Clogs
$
,99
Re $ .99 '
Reg. $1 "°°
We Will Be
OPEN
Memorial Day
Monday, May 28th
9to2
Men's
Short-Sleeve
Dress Shirts
,47
neg.$4 -99
Our Classified pages bring results! No matter
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vncement
m Held
210 persons
in the commence-
held at Concord
Saturday, May 19, ,
Hall.
in the program
Candidates for graduation
1979, those candidates
for graduation in Aug-
as well as those who
graduation require-
in December 1979 and
to the campus to
their honors with their
classmates.
May 1979 Honor grad-
included: Summa Cure
Graham,
Griffith and
gna
Laude: Carol Helen Bil-
Norma Jean Derby, Jim-
Fitzpatrick, Cora Mac
Ann Chandler
Wayne Justice,
Christine Madarasz,
Ann Pelts, Donna Lou O'
Porterfield, Brenda Sue
Sharon Kay Roberts
Lynn Scott- Cum
: Shirley McElwain And-
Rhonda Irene Belcher,
Lynn Blevins, Seldon
Brewer, Gregory Keith
, Christian
Joseph Connor, Sus-
Constantino, Row
Robbin Lynne
Paul Deligt, Richard
V-uggish, Lisa Ann
He
Show
Greenbrier Valley Rag-'
the Antique Automob-
of America will hold
Car
Swap Meet on Sat-
16, 1979. The show
held at the West Vir-
State Fairgrounds and
is free.
will be sponsored
area business.
from 9:O0
noon, with a $3.00
for each entry.
rt be on the field by
IlOon to be judgecl and a
plaque will be
the first 125 entries.
will be two or three
all classes, as well as
for Best of Show, Pco-
Oldest Best Judg-
Distance Driv-
Dunn, Jode Sue Frisbie, Neff
Garrison, III, Marvin Eugene
Harvey, Jr., Lee ROy Lafferty,
Jr., Veronica Jane Nixon, Rob-
ert Philip Perry, Jr., Terry
Gray Pritt, Evelyn Joan Sar-
jeant, Mary Frances Farley
Shrader, Annette Ruth Wade,
and Senya Ann Graham Wil-
son- Honors in Major Sub-
jects: Steven Alan Ferris, His-
tory w- a concentration in Phil-
osophy; Charlotte francis
Hicks, Library Science; Kathy
Lou LaDoucer; Home Econom-
ics; Canessa Ann Lockhart,
Social Work; and Lucinda Jane
Spangler, Music.
Candidates for the May 1979
graduation and their respective
degree programs from the Hin-
ton area were: Bachelor of Sc-
ience in Education- Cora Mac
Harris of Pipestem; Ronald
Keith Lilly of Hinton; Sandra
Kay Lilly of Ballard; Bonnie
Jean Massie of Hinton; Mary
Frances Farley Shrader of Hin-
ton; Lucinda Jean Spangler of
Peterstown; Sue Ann Spaugler
of Ballard.
Bachelor of Arts- George Mal-
colm Kounse, Jr. of Pence
Springs.
Bachelor of Science in Bus-
iness Administration- Gary
Wayne Adkins of Hinton; Jim-
my Dale Fitzpatrick of Jump-
ing Branch; Alfred Lee hann-
ah of Hinton; Arthur Andrew
Masella of Peterstown.
Bachelor of Science in Com-
munity Development and Reg-
ional Planning- Steven Lee Mc-
Near of Ballard.
To Receive
Degrees
of Show. Silver tro-
given for
Show and Oldest Best
are as follows:
cars except T Fords
(2) Brass T Fords
(3) Model T Fords (
Closed) 1917-1927; (4)
4 Fords (Open) 1928-
Model A Fords (
1931; (6) All cars (
under 3,000 lbs.
(7) All cars ( Open &
)ver 3,000 Ibs. 1920-
, Fords 1932-1948;
other than Ford (
:Closed) 1931-1948; (I0)
( Open & Closed) 1948-
l) Utility vehicles up to
1954; (12) Commerc-
( including fire
to 1954; (13) Classic
(i4) Special In-
to 1970; (15) Ant-
to 1954 (.Cy-
be started) Upto5
may be entered on
Steam Engines;
Gas Engin-
engines per entry fee;
to
Meet and Flea Mar-
to antiques, antiq-
and antique cars,
in conjunction with
is through
p.m. and trop-
awarded at 4:00
is welcome and
is free. Plan to att-
make our third
SUccess. If further
is desired please
Drennen, Hines,
392- 6784.
rims
Bs
olds
00rists &
Academy Of Thurs. May 24, 1979 Hinton News--3
Friendship Night Held Federal Funds Made Available
Governor Rockefeller ann-
ounced today (Wednesday) that
$1.64 million in federal funds
has been made available to
assist families within certain
income brackets Who faced hav-
ing their utilities cut off during
the past winter.
The Governor said approxim-
ately 8,000 West Virginia famil-
ies may be eligible for credits
on their utility bills, and the
funds will be administered th-
rough 22 community action
groups around the state.
The fmids can provide up to
$250 in utility bill credits to
individuals or families who,
dur-
ing the winter months, were
faced with shut- off notices and
whose income-- for a family of
four,- does not exceed $8,375 a following amounts have been
year.
The credits, according to
Rockefeller, will be applied to
utility bills for the first five
months of the year.
Persons who think they may
quality for the program should
check with the community act-
ion agency in their area.
Rockefeller said funds in the
made available to:
--Summers County Services
Council, Inc. of llinton, $18,:39.
ECONOMY ACT
President Roosevelt signed
the Economy Act on Mar. 20,
1933, reducing the salarie; of
federal government employ-
ees.
Five area residents are sch-
eduled to receive degrees from
Beckley college Friday May 25,
1979 at 7:30 p.m. Ceremonies
will be held at the United
Methodist Temple on South
Kanawha Street.
The program for the comm-
encement exercises will include
the presentation of a merit
award for service to Beckley
College to Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.
Fairchild of Fairchild, Inc.,
Beckley. Mr. Fairchild is Pres-
ident of Fairchild, Inc. and Mrs.
Fairchild is Corporate Treasu-
rer.
Candidates from the Hinton
area who will graduate are:
Associate of Science Degree in
Mining Technology: Harold D.
Gunter, of Meadow Bridge,
WV; Lloyd D. Sawyers also of
Meadow Bridge.
Associate in Arts Degree:
Roberta M. Morris of Prince,
WV.
Associate of Arts Degree in
Social Work: Tina V. Forren of
Meadow Bridge, WV.
Associate in Business Adm-
instration Degree: Clyde E.
Steers of Hinton, WV.
Allocation
Made
The Department of Health,
Education and Welfare has all-
ocated $307,631 to West Virginia
on behalf of 996 handicapped
children enrolled in schools op-
crated or supported by the
state.
Senator Jennings Randolph,
chairman of the subcommittee
on the handicapped, said the
federal funds will provide en-
riched instructional services in-
cluding preschool- work- study
programs, teacher training and
parent counseling.
Academy of Friendship Night
was observed by The Women of
the Moose at their meeting
Tuesday evening in the Moose
Home.
The acting Senior Regent,
Mrs. Kathleen Wilson opened.
the meeting then turned the
ganel over to Co worker Vergie.
O'Bryan who was pro tern
chairman for Academy of
Friendship program. She intro-
duced the officers filling the
chairs, Chaplain Mamie Carte
who led the prayer; Jr. Reg-
ent, Sallie Vess led the Flag
Salute and song America; Ger-
ene Allen Jr. Graduate Reg-
ent, Sue Thompson, Treasurer
and Nellie Miller, Recorder.
Elizabeth Heatwole , Louise
Cox, Nellie White, and Virginia
Liddon other Committee mem-
bers.
The program consisted of the
"Ring Ceremony" for those who
met the requirements for the
degree while serving their chap-
tar as officers or chairmen.
Our new friends received the
degree at the annual ste acad-
emy of Friendship session
which was held in Princeton
April 24th. and received the
insignea of the degree, which is
a gold ring to be worn on the
chain of the women of the Moose
pin, at the Chapter night meet-
ing
Three new friends, Ethel Lill-
y, Helen Shorter and Patricia
Meador were admitted to the
golden circle.
Enrollment was held for Anna
Jean Ward and Mildred Mead-
or.
Election of officers for 1978- 79
was held preceeding the meet-
mg and the chairman, in
charge, Louise Cox gave the
report to the recorder as foll-
ows: Senior Regent Virginia
Liddon, Jr. Regent , Brenda
Murrell, Chaplain, Mamie Car-
ter, Recorder, Nellie Miller and
Treasurer, Brenda Doyle. The
Sr. Regent elect will make plans
for installation of officers, to be
held before the last week in
June. Meeting closed with pray-
er by the chaplain and acting
St. Regent kathleen Wilson ad-
journed the meeting.
Refreshments were served
from an attractive tea table
with pale blue cloth, yellow
candles, and floral basket of
blue and yellow flowers and tied
with yellow bows, arrange-
ments were in charge of Vergie
O'Bryan, pro tam chairman.
Others present besides offic-
ers and members of the Acad-
emy of Friendship were Zama
Redes, Ethel Wygal, Freda Ad-
kins, Anna Jean Ward, Syl-
via Adkins and Nadine Wood-
ruin.
Hinton Little
League Schedule
May FRI. 15 B4-JC
MON. 21 M-JC-B4-NSB MON. 18 B4-FNB-K-JC
TUES. ,. ,, FN,BrK . TUES. 19 .NBS
• THURS. 24 NBS-B4-K-FNB THURS. 21 JC.K.FNE.IM
FRI. 25 JC-M FRI. 22 NBS.M
MON. 28 FNB.JC-M.B4 MON. 25 M-B4-FNB-JC
TUES. 29 K-NBS TUES. 26 K-NBS
THURS. 31 NBS-K-JC-FNB THURS. 28 K-JC.B4-FNB
JUNE FRI. 29 NBS-M
FRI. 1 B4-M JULY
nN. 4 M-'a-v.B4 MON. 2 B34-NBS-M-JC
TUES. .5 NBS-JC TUES. 3 FNB.K
TIURS. 7 B4.v.IC.NBS THURS. $ B4-1C-M.FNB
FRI. S FNB.M FRI. 6 K.NB5
JON. 11 NBS.FNB-M.K /ON. 9 NBe.Ji'.4-M
TUt5. 12 JC-IM TUES. 10 NBS.FNB
THURS. 14 K.M-FNB-NBS
Dn,h,e heqder Mort. & Thurs. - tame tme 1 :hOp.re.
Single game Tues. & Fri. - mme t:me 6:00 p.m.
First name team 9me team
--L--
Welcome Lincoln
High School
Graduates and
Students.
The Dinner
Chef Spencer E. Burton
,Second Avenue 466- 4382
1979 Better Business Review
BECKLEY
.CABIN T SHOP
Complete Kitchen Designing &
Remodeiing. Service
In this 1979 Better Bushess
, Review of Beckley, it's a pleas-
ure to highly recommend the
Beckley Cabinet Shop to all
Summers and Greenbrier
County residents. See
SHIRLEY PHILLIPS, the own-
• If you are planning to build a
new home this year or are
thinking of remodeling the
kitchen in your present home
see the newest and latest in
kitchen ideas by visiting the
taste and budget..This shop
features a wide price range in
cabinets by Wood- Mode, Home-
Crest, Merfllat, I.X.L. and Kit-
chert Kompaet and also has
built-in and free standing appli-
showroom display, at Beckley antes by Jenn-Air, Thermador,
or, for a really SPECIAL Cabinet Shop, located at 793 Sub-Zero, Chambers, Tappan
KITCHEN- custom designed . Eisenhower Dr. in Beckley. Ph. and KitcbenAld. Beckley Cab-
and built Just for you. Your 2,53- 3384. inet"Shop is where experienced
satisfaction is assured and she
often a price range for any
budget. Open Mon. to Sat. 8 to 5
and evenings by appointment.
Closed Sunday.
The owner, SHIRLEY planning makes the difference-
PHILLIPS, is the interior dec- and they handle the complete
orator and kitchen specialist at kitchen designing and remodel-
Beekley Cabinet Shop and ing job, including appliance
offers quality and craftsman- installation, plumbing and
ship in beautiful custom kitch- electrical work.
ena designed to fit any need,.
Weekend Specials /
209 Temple St., Hinton
Thur.-Fri.. Sat. May 24,25,26
Boxed
Greeting Cards
Misses'
Wooden
Clogs
$
,99
Re $ .99 '
Reg. $1 "°°
We Will Be
OPEN
Memorial Day
Monday, May 28th
9to2
Men's
Short-Sleeve
Dress Shirts
,47
neg.$4 -99
Our Classified pages bring results! No matter
what you have to sell, a Classified ad can work for
you. The cost is low and the response can be quite
high. Use this handy order form and mail it in along
with your check. For even faster service, phone one of
our helpful ad-visors right now.
I CLASSIFIED ORDER FORM
I
I Print One Word Per Space. The Rate Is Shown On Right
I
I
I NAME
[ ADDRESS
[ CATEGORY AD TO BE PLACED ......
I
I0 cents per word.[
(1 or 2 times) I
I
8 cents per I
_. word three times.i
or more. j
I
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ommeneement
Held
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tiny lr Itonor grad+
Summa Cure
JmUee,
madara,
B0a s
aylm m+,s
scott Cure
: shirley MeZlwata And-
mmmSa I BeJeh,
Lynn Blevins, SelO+m
l+r, C.regmy germ
Son+
nr, Usa Ann
Show
wal I:old
P.trguads
t be on the fidd by
, to he Jmts and m
tu be t or three
open) lZ
^Fords (
r S,000 lb +
*m ( Ore. +
y rordsl¢ 1;
UmLty vLcl up m
In-
UptoS
lar thrgh
Dann+ Jode Frlsbie, Nell
GarrY, It L Marvin Euge
aan,ey, Jr.. Lee aoy nerty,
Jr.. Vi Ja Nixo.,
err mp perry, Jr,, Terry
Gray Prttt. Eve Joe. Sat.
jeant, re.ar a. FarLey
mrsdr, Anneae R.m Wade,
..d So.ya Am, Graham WU-
- H I. l¢.ajor Sab-
Jeers: S-v AI Ferrts,
tory w- a tmt+ in P-
phy; Oarlotte trais
m¢. uary Setei gatby
Laa,mer lme Eeoc.
; Can an Izeart.
Social Work; a LaeLnda Ja
SpanSl, Mie
Candat for me May 197S
gradU d m geeUve
• egvee prm ro me mn-
t a : Saehel of S-
ie h g.uU- Core ¢,ae
of Ppes'n; lmald
Keth rely ot mato.; Sa.0ra
Ksy I.y o ara; .nt
J MassLe o renan;
Fle Shrader o .In.
to.: U,etaga J Spangl of
PeLtown; S An. Spangl
of Band.
elar or Arts. C.eor ge .1-
eolm ga, Jr. ot Peace
Sns.
L.ss .ramstratLon- C-ar
Wayne AdOrns o Iflnt ; Jtra+
my Dale Fttzpaek of JWp-
ah ot mnton; a'th= m0rew
Malt of PetW.
chev o Sei h Com-
mLty l:velopmt d Peg.
ll placing- Steven Lee Me-
Nr of sanard.
To Receive
Degrees
Five 10¢nts a h-
to Lve dgre fm
Beckley co)lege gnday May ,
i' at 7:3O p.m. Ceremom
wU] be held at the United
Mthodmt 'rph on saum
Kanawha Stroet,
The program f me -
emt exer cL willLnelude
me p.meatatn or a mint
awed for aervt to Beckey
College to Mr. and Mrs Jack R.
Fahh o Famwld, Inc,
emey. Mr. vh,d ts er-
lof Wrt'h¢ Inc. d Mrs.
Fairchild is at¢ .
Candidates m tu+ l-re.ton
a wba wm sradte a:
aoeiat e ot Sci Degree n
MLnh+g Tology: Hald V.
wv; uol v. s. also d
Me6ow dge
Associate m Arm IX, gvee:
,.+t+ta M+ Morrm o Pnce,
Asaocmte el Arts a
social wk: 1';ha v. FO at
ImlraUo. Degree: ly E
steer, of mate., wv
Allocation
Made
e vepartmt o minim,
Zdat aad Wef has .11-
ted moTl to wt vtrga
betmlt el a.d
ehah- emott to coot op
ted lpport by
state.
senator demalgs Raolpn,
ebatrm of the mtomm+tmm
o. um es1pped, d the
fieLded mlrmtLom+1 mrm + :
chzng wmelm+l- k- st
sra, t.e- trah+l.g and
pat tmthg.
Academy Of
Friendshi Held
Ady of Fnds/dp Night Three new friends, Ethl Lfl]-
wasol:ervedby'l'heWomot y, Hel Short and PaUlcs
the M at mmr mg Mdor we adtted to the
• ,,es0ay ing m the Me goldm dmle.
He mllment was hem for na
"me act.g Sander It+gent. Jn Ward d MLmea M+
Mr.. Katmn W,n ope.ed or
me memh]g me. te the EttLo.otomforlo7s-7
gal er to Co ker wme was held prying the mt-
O'ryan wo was We t" "g and the cbaL, m
elmlan for Ademy af charge, Lomm Cox gave me
re.0smppraam. Shentro- port to the r0er as +on.
d.et me om nmag me aws: seaor P.egeat vh.L.
c;mLm, Chaplet. P,mLe Cart+ Li<mo., Jr Xt, Brenda
who led the wayer; Jr+ Re+ Mn, .plaia, mature Car.
eat, Same V ed the F]a te,,mmoder, Neme Miner and
SalateandngAmeri; Get. Ttas. Brenda Doyle The
e Allen Jr Cradte Reg- St. Regent eltw+lLmakeplans
t, S ommo., Tra fortanatonofome,tohe
and NenLe mulet, aeeorer, heLd heto me last wk
m,L+m Heatwote, Lou ae.MtLngclmedwthpray.
COx, NelLie WhiLe, and VtrgLnLa y the ehaplaLn .rid actLng
Uddon other Committee mere+ Sr Itet kathln WLson .d-
he. joed the mtL.g.
leprogeamemteotthe Refrbmeats were rved
"RirmCemony+'torthwo m an attr.ctLve t table
met the reqats [ me "th pale m.e cleth, yellaw
degwhLlemgtherchap eandt, snd floral bkeL of
ler as omce or elmiea, hl.e .ndyenow hewers and ILe
O new friends re+ved the lth ye,ow t+ws, a=aage
degr at the ..nl state ad- me.Is we m ehe of VergLe
emy o rrLdsmp Lon O'Bry, rro thaLa..
wmc was held in pr+acaton Otlm print t,+SLem omc.
April 4m. and rLved me e and members af me Aead
msLg. of the degr, which Ls emy of Fr+e.dsl.p we Zama
a gold rLng ta he worn o. me Ro. Emel Wygal, Pemta Ad+
ehainotthewomenomeM kms, Anna Jean Ward, Syl-
pro, at the Chapt nLght mt- va ^d and Nsm.e Wd-
Lnm
Welcome Lincoln
High School
Graduates and
Students.
The Dinner
Chef Spencer E. Burton
Second Avunoo 466- 438
Is Into+. plan to att.
U,£rd
1979 Better Business Review
BECKLEY
CABINET SHOP
Complete Kitchen Designing &
Remodeling Service
t.tlmtnm Uyouptok+.lda tamed,.Thmslmp
1-,.lew]BeckJey, it'ap]+ n home year or a ftawdelq-;rangel n
Smmam aml Grmmbd me t d larva . Kompact d o h.s
, mfau0m t+ mmlrea mad she he o, SmRUZy pie.rang mmk Ike dl
oft s wtee rsml t any pItmLn, is the mmn m- and they aadl+ me mpl+te
a.d eml, by aptm, m+ekl+y caln+t Shop m pb mdml
snea to m y nee
Thurs. May 24, 19"l' Hinton News--3
Federal Funds Made Available
Goveor Rockefeller ann on the+Jr utility bills, a.d Ihe fo-- does nol exceed $9,:t75 a following amootts have In
oced today (Wednesday) that f& will he admintmtered th. year made available to:
Slm mmLo . ederal ds roug commumty aeUon The crcd.s, according to -Summers Couat Se,e
has been made available to groups aloud the state Rockefeller, will be applied to Council inc of lihton $11;::;
ast amm wthln eerlam The ru[, can pr+vide up Lo utility bills for the ft nw
ine bcacks who faced hay
$2 . umty bm crts to
ECOt4OM y ACT
,ndivd.a o, emm who,
ing their utmtL cut o dng Perks +he trunk ty may Pr+mdeat awa m,,
thepast winter dim quslityfortheprogramshold tEc0nomyActoaMar ,
TheGovernoridapproxim- ing the winter months, were ehkwiththemmilyaet+ l+rcmgtesalarao
ately s, wt Virginia famil faced with shut off notie and ion agency in their a. federal govelment employ.
i may be eligible for credits whose iaeome., for a family Of Rkefeller said fds i/) the s
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