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tly
so
heasee for
to
nt locales
i its own
ess
hat is
[
s and
tiring in
to the idea '
.,rful' starchily
generallykt were these
d of gas a ,
honored at dinner at Pipestem State
employees of the Summers
ds
y on the
s of the
cently
arly, if
mton
come
he
rig," he
County Hospital. All those pictured were honored
as five-year employees of the institution.
Mrs. Larry K. Meador
Rutherford
blary Ann Rutherford
Keith Meador were
marriage at an half
o'clock Candelight
April 27, 1979 at
Blue-
with Rev. Allen
ing the double
is the daughter of
Rutherford of Rich-
and is the dau-
Mary Ruth Ruth-
Virginia. The
is the son of Mr.
Jack Meador Jr. of
Virginia.
of the church was
grecian urns of
white
and spreng-
The white spiral
were entwined with
nity
were lit by the
groom unifying their
conclusion of the
the
given in
by her parents.
was of white qui-
Anne neck-
delicately
Venise lace and
on bodice and long
lace inset and bell
full A-
flOwing floor length
train.
veil of illusion
with venise lace
attached to camelot
ornamented with
and seed pearls.
cascading beu-
gardenias and
With underlay of
which was arr-
wore a
necklace which
from groom.
of Honor was
Jean Saunders, of
She wore a
in quiana of coral
layered waste-
pleated skirt.
with a white
daiseys. She
COlonial floral basket
flowers con-
Snapdragons, iris,
Meador
purple status, baby's breath,
and white daiseys.
Attendants to the bride were
Miss Jamie Lou Rutherford of
Bramwell, West Virignia, Miss
Nancy Hurley of Bluefield, West
Virginia, and Mrs. Janet Benn-
ett sister of the groom of Hin-
ton, West Virginia. They each
were dressed identical to the
Matron of Honor with floral
compliment.
Dr. Michael Meador of Fair-
mont, West Virginia served his
brother as best man. Mr. David
Meador of Hopewell, West Vir-
ginia and Mr. James Meador
brothers of the groom, and Mr.
David Madison of Hinton, West
Virginia served as ushers.
The flowergirl was Miss
Julie Rutherford, niece of the
bride. She wore a formal gown
of beige and blue accented with
lacing. She carried a basket of
spring flower petals.
Master Stevie Saunders
served as rings bearer. He
carried the golden rings on
white satin and lace pillow and
was attired in white and yellow
formal attire.
Organ selections contempor-
ay and traditional.was perfor-
med by Mr. Billy Elliot of
Bluefield, West Virginia. He led
the congregation in chorus with
"We Gather Together" prior to
the •entrance of the bride and at
the conculsion of the ceremony,
Mr. Elliott accompanied him-
self and sang The Lords Pray-
er. He also entertained the
guests and bridal party with
music selections at the recept-
ion.
The reception followed in the
fellowship hall of the church.
After the traditional cutting of
the cake by the bride and groom
a receiving line was formed and
guests were introduced to the
bridal party by Mrs. Don Rag-
an.
Lace overlain tables with sil-
ver appointments compliment-
ed the three tiered wedding
cake accented with white satin
wedding bells, with colors of
silver and white and fresh
spring flowers.
Serving at the reception tab-
les were Mrs. Lueille Brown,
Mrs.. Linda H. Rutherford and
Mrs. Brenda Lafone.
The bridesbook was attended
by Mrs. Diane Leedy. The table
was graced with the bridal
bouquet.
Mrs. Flo Earnest attended
Mrs. Rutherford, Mother of the
bride, who is a resident of
Bluefield Multicare center. A
sincere thanks is extended to
Mr. Nile Cutlip Administrator
who provided ambulance ser-
vice with attendants for her.
The couple have returned
from honeymoon at Groundhog
Mountain on the Blue Ridge
Parkway and have made their
home at 506 Fourth Avenue
Hinton, West Virginia.
..Pictured left to right are: Ron Bur,,.hus dn'iver: Kent
Pack.Marie Akers.counselors:Frank ('lator. coordinator and
J.W.Peters.
Peters, Pack Honored
The honor of claiming the
award as the first representa-
tives of Summers County to
ever attend a national A.A.A.
Award Tour , went to J.W
Peters and Kent Pack, students
and patrol boys at Jumping
Branch School.
Both boys are sixth grade
students of Ira Patrick, teacher
and Gary Irwin, principal.
Mr. Irwin stated that he had
hoped for this honor for many
years, and these students were
the most qualified. The studen
ts were chosen by Mr. Holl-
ister,President of National
A.A.A.. The criteria of the
award was leadership and dep-
endability as Patrol Boys and
scholarship in school
For their award the boys
received an all-expense paid
tour of Gettysburg,Pa. 'which
was held May 11-13.
Citations
Will Be
Issued
Top A. W. Maddyof tht
Hinton Detachment of the West
are be d - the victr
of the Pence,Spring Flea Mar-
ket. Madcb] said that improper
i .Par, king in the area is causing a
severe hazard to pubH safety
and, ff the situation continues,
Troopers will have no alterna-
tive but to have offending motor
vehid ,towed away.
Maddy said that the Depart-
merit of Highways erected signs
along Route 3 & 12 before the
market oped for the summer.
Although the signs are approxi-
mately 18 inches square, Maddy
said many people claim they did
not see the signs. The other,
excuse, according to Maddy, is
"Everyone else is doing it." The
trooper said no citations were
issued for the first three weeks
the _mket was opened in an
attempt to give the 'public
become used to the new signs
and comply. However, tht
situation has remained very
hazardous and on May 6 some,
eighteen citations were issued.
Maddy said the fine is about
twenty dollars.
There are two large parking,
lots across the road from the
market and one of those is free, ',
so Maddy said there was no
excuse for the illegal parking.
Seven Rescued
About 2 P.M. Maddy requested
a State Police helicopter from
Charleston. The copter spotted
the group and landed nearby.
Finding everyone tired and
hungry, but otherwise alright
the copter brought in food and
Maddy contacted the Depart-
ment of Highways who had a
crew working nearby to repair
some of the flood damage in the
same area. The DOH dispatch-
ed an endloader to ford the
stream which Maddy said was
still about three feet deep where
the road had been. The endload-
er pulled the group's four-wheel
drive vehicle through the
stream and they were able to
return home.
Maddy said that if they had
known the country they might
have been able to walk out, but
that staying together with their
vehicle was probably the best
decision.
The group of 81 West Virgin-
ians departed by bus from
Princeton. Counselors were
Mr. Frank Clator and MS.
Marie Akers. Cpl. J!A. Harsh
was the State Police Escort.
J.W. is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Peters of N im itz
and Kent is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Pack of Nimitz
????.??????????????
' Youc00lsk
??????????????????
TRASH COMPACTORS
Question: With a household
of six people, I feel a compac-
tor could save a lot of work.
But we don't need anything
else in the house that will
consume electricity. Just how
much electricity will a com-
pactor use?
Answer: A compactor actu-
ally uses very little electrici y.
Whirlpool Corporation, who
invented and first introduced
the home trash compactor,
advises that a compactor can
be expected to use about 8
kilowatt hours a year, at a
cost of about 30 to 40 per
year.
Question: How much does
a compacted bag of trash
hold and how much does it
weigh?
Answer: You can expect a
compactor bag to hold about
a week's trash for a family of
four. It will weigh about 25
pounds. ,
MONEY SAVIN TIP: One
way .to beat mea shrinkage is
by roasting at lower tempera-
tures. Oven temperatures of
300 degrees over a slightly
longer time will cut weight
losses on roasts with no loss
Three adults" and four child-
• ren were rescued at about 7
P.M. Monday evening in the
Lick Creek area of Bluestone
Lake after a flash flood blocked
their return from the remote
area.
Trooper A. W. Maddy of the
Hinton Detachment said the
group had gone into the area for
a weekend of fishing and camp-
ing and did not return to their
McDowell County home. Rela-
tives, hearing of flooding in the
area, became concerned and
notified the Office of Emer-
gency Services in Charleston.
Maddy said he was called.out
about 8A.M. Monday and took
the detachment's fe(r-wheel-
drive vehicle to tl/e area. He
'said flash flooding had
washed out the access road and
he and Trooper B. W. Twyman
were not able to check the whole
area.
.... on ipie'K*hnce 6r flavor.
'2- =- = .,- ..... - --" I
In the 1700s, it took a man three months to ride from
Massachusetts to South Carolina on horseback.
Summers' Beauty
Pipestem Falls along Route 20 South caught this seers to tour the natural beauty of Summers
photographer's attention Saturday morning. County. But, heavy rains Saturday night and
Sunny weather and emerging greenery in the Sunday nmddied waters and dampened interest.
area provided beautiful opportunit for sight
How Some Become Happy
For some people, the best
way to feel good, is to do
good. One such is Willie the
Clown. When he clowns
around, he has but one seri-
ous thought--to make a sick
child smile.
The funny face is that of
W. F. (Bill) Gill, president of
the Shrine Nero Loof clown
unit of the El Mina Temple in
Galveston, Texas. Gill has
been a Shriner for 20 years.
On People
" 'Nem Loof' spetled back-
wards is 'fool men',"says Gill,
who works as a foreman at
Sunoco Terminals, Inc., a di-
vision of Sun International, a
subsidiary of Sun Company.
The 30 Nero Loof clowns
entertain children at the
Shriner's Burn Institute in
Galveston and the Crippled
Children's Hospital in
Houston
"Seeing someone laugh is
worth a hundred times the
effort," says Gill. "For me,
the job of bringing happiness
to others is the beauty of
clowning."
DUTCH ATTACKED
Britain declared war on
Holland on Mar. 17, 1672, and
attacked Dutch ships in the
Atlantic and the North Sea.
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tly
so
heasee for
to
nt locales
i its own
ess
hat is
[
s and
tiring in
to the idea '
.,rful' starchily
generallykt were these
d of gas a ,
honored at dinner at Pipestem State
employees of the Summers
ds
y on the
s of the
cently
arly, if
mton
come
he
rig," he
County Hospital. All those pictured were honored
as five-year employees of the institution.
Mrs. Larry K. Meador
Rutherford
blary Ann Rutherford
Keith Meador were
marriage at an half
o'clock Candelight
April 27, 1979 at
Blue-
with Rev. Allen
ing the double
is the daughter of
Rutherford of Rich-
and is the dau-
Mary Ruth Ruth-
Virginia. The
is the son of Mr.
Jack Meador Jr. of
Virginia.
of the church was
grecian urns of
white
and spreng-
The white spiral
were entwined with
nity
were lit by the
groom unifying their
conclusion of the
the
given in
by her parents.
was of white qui-
Anne neck-
delicately
Venise lace and
on bodice and long
lace inset and bell
full A-
flOwing floor length
train.
veil of illusion
with venise lace
attached to camelot
ornamented with
and seed pearls.
cascading beu-
gardenias and
With underlay of
which was arr-
wore a
necklace which
from groom.
of Honor was
Jean Saunders, of
She wore a
in quiana of coral
layered waste-
pleated skirt.
with a white
daiseys. She
COlonial floral basket
flowers con-
Snapdragons, iris,
Meador
purple status, baby's breath,
and white daiseys.
Attendants to the bride were
Miss Jamie Lou Rutherford of
Bramwell, West Virignia, Miss
Nancy Hurley of Bluefield, West
Virginia, and Mrs. Janet Benn-
ett sister of the groom of Hin-
ton, West Virginia. They each
were dressed identical to the
Matron of Honor with floral
compliment.
Dr. Michael Meador of Fair-
mont, West Virginia served his
brother as best man. Mr. David
Meador of Hopewell, West Vir-
ginia and Mr. James Meador
brothers of the groom, and Mr.
David Madison of Hinton, West
Virginia served as ushers.
The flowergirl was Miss
Julie Rutherford, niece of the
bride. She wore a formal gown
of beige and blue accented with
lacing. She carried a basket of
spring flower petals.
Master Stevie Saunders
served as rings bearer. He
carried the golden rings on
white satin and lace pillow and
was attired in white and yellow
formal attire.
Organ selections contempor-
ay and traditional.was perfor-
med by Mr. Billy Elliot of
Bluefield, West Virginia. He led
the congregation in chorus with
"We Gather Together" prior to
the •entrance of the bride and at
the conculsion of the ceremony,
Mr. Elliott accompanied him-
self and sang The Lords Pray-
er. He also entertained the
guests and bridal party with
music selections at the recept-
ion.
The reception followed in the
fellowship hall of the church.
After the traditional cutting of
the cake by the bride and groom
a receiving line was formed and
guests were introduced to the
bridal party by Mrs. Don Rag-
an.
Lace overlain tables with sil-
ver appointments compliment-
ed the three tiered wedding
cake accented with white satin
wedding bells, with colors of
silver and white and fresh
spring flowers.
Serving at the reception tab-
les were Mrs. Lueille Brown,
Mrs.. Linda H. Rutherford and
Mrs. Brenda Lafone.
The bridesbook was attended
by Mrs. Diane Leedy. The table
was graced with the bridal
bouquet.
Mrs. Flo Earnest attended
Mrs. Rutherford, Mother of the
bride, who is a resident of
Bluefield Multicare center. A
sincere thanks is extended to
Mr. Nile Cutlip Administrator
who provided ambulance ser-
vice with attendants for her.
The couple have returned
from honeymoon at Groundhog
Mountain on the Blue Ridge
Parkway and have made their
home at 506 Fourth Avenue
Hinton, West Virginia.
..Pictured left to right are: Ron Bur,,.hus dn'iver: Kent
Pack.Marie Akers.counselors:Frank ('lator. coordinator and
J.W.Peters.
Peters, Pack Honored
The honor of claiming the
award as the first representa-
tives of Summers County to
ever attend a national A.A.A.
Award Tour , went to J.W
Peters and Kent Pack, students
and patrol boys at Jumping
Branch School.
Both boys are sixth grade
students of Ira Patrick, teacher
and Gary Irwin, principal.
Mr. Irwin stated that he had
hoped for this honor for many
years, and these students were
the most qualified. The studen
ts were chosen by Mr. Holl-
ister,President of National
A.A.A.. The criteria of the
award was leadership and dep-
endability as Patrol Boys and
scholarship in school
For their award the boys
received an all-expense paid
tour of Gettysburg,Pa. 'which
was held May 11-13.
Citations
Will Be
Issued
Top A. W. Maddyof tht
Hinton Detachment of the West
are be d - the victr
of the Pence,Spring Flea Mar-
ket. Madcb] said that improper
i .Par, king in the area is causing a
severe hazard to pubH safety
and, ff the situation continues,
Troopers will have no alterna-
tive but to have offending motor
vehid ,towed away.
Maddy said that the Depart-
merit of Highways erected signs
along Route 3 & 12 before the
market oped for the summer.
Although the signs are approxi-
mately 18 inches square, Maddy
said many people claim they did
not see the signs. The other,
excuse, according to Maddy, is
"Everyone else is doing it." The
trooper said no citations were
issued for the first three weeks
the _mket was opened in an
attempt to give the 'public
become used to the new signs
and comply. However, tht
situation has remained very
hazardous and on May 6 some,
eighteen citations were issued.
Maddy said the fine is about
twenty dollars.
There are two large parking,
lots across the road from the
market and one of those is free, ',
so Maddy said there was no
excuse for the illegal parking.
Seven Rescued
About 2 P.M. Maddy requested
a State Police helicopter from
Charleston. The copter spotted
the group and landed nearby.
Finding everyone tired and
hungry, but otherwise alright
the copter brought in food and
Maddy contacted the Depart-
ment of Highways who had a
crew working nearby to repair
some of the flood damage in the
same area. The DOH dispatch-
ed an endloader to ford the
stream which Maddy said was
still about three feet deep where
the road had been. The endload-
er pulled the group's four-wheel
drive vehicle through the
stream and they were able to
return home.
Maddy said that if they had
known the country they might
have been able to walk out, but
that staying together with their
vehicle was probably the best
decision.
The group of 81 West Virgin-
ians departed by bus from
Princeton. Counselors were
Mr. Frank Clator and MS.
Marie Akers. Cpl. J!A. Harsh
was the State Police Escort.
J.W. is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Peters of N im itz
and Kent is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Pack of Nimitz
????.??????????????
' Youc00lsk
??????????????????
TRASH COMPACTORS
Question: With a household
of six people, I feel a compac-
tor could save a lot of work.
But we don't need anything
else in the house that will
consume electricity. Just how
much electricity will a com-
pactor use?
Answer: A compactor actu-
ally uses very little electrici y.
Whirlpool Corporation, who
invented and first introduced
the home trash compactor,
advises that a compactor can
be expected to use about 8
kilowatt hours a year, at a
cost of about 30 to 40 per
year.
Question: How much does
a compacted bag of trash
hold and how much does it
weigh?
Answer: You can expect a
compactor bag to hold about
a week's trash for a family of
four. It will weigh about 25
pounds. ,
MONEY SAVIN TIP: One
way .to beat mea shrin kage is
by roasting at lower tempera-
tures. Oven temperatures of
300 degrees over a slightly
longer time will cut weight
losses on roasts with no loss
Three adults" and four child-
• ren were rescued at about 7
P.M. Monday evening in the
Lick Creek area of Bluestone
Lake after a flash flood blocked
their return from the remote
area.
Trooper A. W. Maddy of the
Hinton Detachment said the
group had gone into the area for
a weekend of fishing and camp-
ing and did not return to their
McDowell County home. Rela-
tives, hearing of flooding in the
area, became concerned and
notified the Office of Emer-
gency Services in Charleston.
Maddy said he was called.out
about 8A.M. Monday and took
the detachment's fe(r-wheel-
drive vehicle to tl/e area. He
'said flash flooding had
washed out the access road and
he and Trooper B. W. Twyman
were not able to check the whole
area.
.... on ipie'K*hnce 6r flavor.
'2- =- = .,- ..... - --" I
In the 1700s, it took a man three months to ride from
Massachusetts to South Carolina on horseback.
Summers' Beauty
Pipestem Falls along Route 20 South caught this seers to tour the natural beauty of Summers
photographer's attention Saturday morning. County. But, heavy rains Saturday night and
Sunny weather and emerging greenery in the Sunday nmddied waters and dampened interest.
area provided beautiful opportunit for sight
How Some Become Happy
For some people, the best
way to feel good, is to do
good. One such is Willie the
Clown. When he clowns
around, he has but one seri-
ous thought--to make a sick
child smile.
The funny face is that of
W. F. (Bill) Gill, president of
the Shrine Nero Loof clown
unit of the El Mina Temple in
Galveston, Texas. Gill has
been a Shriner for 20 years.
On People
" 'Nem Loof' spetled back-
wards is 'fool men',"says Gill,
who works as a foreman at
Sunoco Terminals, Inc., a di-
vision of Sun International, a
subsidiary of Sun Company.
The 30 Nero Loof clowns
entertain children at the
Shriner's Burn Institute in
Galveston and the Crippled
Children's Hospital in
Houston
"Seeing someone laugh is
worth a hundred times the
effort," says Gill. "For me,
the job of bringing happiness
to others is the beauty of
clowning."
DUTCH ATTACKED
Britain declared war on
Holland on Mar. 17, 1672, and
attacked Dutch ships in the
Atlantic and the North Sea.
e's Running Out.....
Offer Ends May 31, 1979
Save
Over
Over Newstand Costl
You Can Recleve A Full YearOf
The HINTON NEWS For Only, $8
plUs 240 State Tax. Subscribe
By Mall Today! Sorry, This Offer
Only For New Subscribers.
'City
State Zip
I am enclosing $8.24 for a one year subscription to the HINTON
• NEWS. Postal Regulations require payment in advance. Mail to:
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tother d given in
Snapdragon, iris,
Pictured leR to right .Jr Run Bear.bus drhot: Kenl
pae,ma,t akers.eon.l.,'..F,'ank Cl,,a. ¸, ,'d,.at,,, ¸ .,ul
Peters, Pack Honored
aard as the firm prem,- runs er, by bus tm
Liv of Smors County to Princeton Ceue]s were
ev attend a uonal AA.A. Mr. Frank Clatur and MS
Award To weal to J W Marie AKe Cpl JA HarSi
PetoandKent Pack suoenls was State Poh Eort
and lmtJ boys m Jumping JW , th n of Mr and
Branch SPhI Mrs Wesley Peters of N im itz
Both boys a sixth grade and Kt is lhe n or Mr and
students0f Ira rattLeR, teacher Mrs. Jam Pack of NimRz
and Gary lir pnnolpal
Mr, lrwm statnd that he had ????.?71???7777??
• e mosJ o]tfie The station ??????77???7?77???
w eno o Mr. Holb TRASI COMPACTORS
mer.Pident of Nbonal
A A.A The ete8 of the
award was Icadehip and dep
scholarship in sch:
For theft awar me ys
relved an a]ixpense pare
tour at Gottysbg,Pa wnmn
vas held My 1113
Citations
Will Be
Issued
'tree,m- A. W. my ot mt
mm¢ Itaamm tl We
kin. Saddy td mat net
19mmgt, the J mens a
ha.,rd publl aat
and, tt the ettt ns,
0epes vYm alto.
Uve bat to Im dl mo0
M. Larry K. Mead0r mt of Hilnyl ted
a a,te s & 1 be0re the
et opeae or the .
Meador
ad wh,te dmsoys. Mrs. re f. t c ,s 11 oth
Att ts th b "d t " '
ramw , n ma, i was graced th the hr,#at tooper Said eltttem
Nancy Hley of Blue2ield, Wt bouquet. I f tim r,l
Wginla, andMr.danotlnn- r.. Flu Eamt attended Uwvpet
eft safer or me gm at mn M. Rutherford, Mother of me attempt to th pique 0
to, wt vn+a, T.ey nh bride, who +s a ident of bemme meal to the
we drd identical to me Bluefie[d Multiee center. A and ly. tlewev, tht
Matin of ltonor with flal since thanks Is tded to sltuaU has remained
compliant. Mr. Nile CuIp Admiulstator ha and May $ e
Dr, Mehee dor of Fact- who provided le etztee e
mt. Wt tgxuia et h v with attendants for h, Muddy aakl the fine hi about
broZherasbestm.Mr David The ,ple have reted twe¢ydetlar=.
mdor of ogewel, West Vir-
ginia and Mr dam mdar tram heymn at Gdhog t large parklag
mta+, on the Sue Sage Im a the d
brothe of t Sroom, and Mr. Parkwayandhaemaethetr mart and ot ,
David Ma,ttmn of ]+t.ton, wt home at me Fom'tb Av re.tidy td there w
vr gita ed as h HI.ton, wt Wrgtma+ t the
The flowgirl was MJ
Jul e Rathtd, V of the
................. +o00oo R=7200 +
of e+ge and blue antm mm
mcJng, she mmed a basket or
sng flow . Th aduJts'and m+ mId+ u . a dy red+ted
Master SteVte Same +n +e reeeue<t at aleut 7 a State Police heltmpter from
seed as bearer He p Monda e+nin in the Charleston The eo+ spotted
carried the guide+ rings on Lie + CK aYre of l+tom the group d Landed rby+
wltemt+nand]apm+and LakeaR+aflashtleodblmked F+nmng everyone tired and
was atUre++l, wmteandyew mm retm from the remote hgry, but other+yea alright
formal attire m. the copter bru i t4 an4
orgm selmU+m eontem[r- Trooper A W MaC@ o+ me mad@ conmetm the Oe1:art-
ay and tradltional wm perfor. +ton 1)etaehment mid the met of H,ways who had a
mud by m nay m,ot at grouphadgmemtotheamator emwwarmng umrby to mpmft
awmkendefmhtngmdeamp romeo me e
Blaefie]d,',v+tVirg tnia`lleled • +the.cod+ g the
me eongremam chm=.stmion m rm t.g and CUd not t to their e me area, Th e DOH dLspateh.
"We Gather Together" prl+ to Me+tl County home. Rel+ t an hdar to ford the
the entra of the de and at t vm heng of noon the s Prom w le Mnddy said wa
theeunceJstmofmeceony+ ' ed d t'll he tth t td p h
Mr. mlliott aecompan him. notifte office of Era+- tberoadbadeen,",lemmmd.
mlt and rang e Lor0s Vray+ gmey Services m Charl+tm er pulled the group 's fed'wheel
or. He o entertained me mamysatdhewmmUeuut dPtve ole thrmm me
guml. and bri+[ party wire about .M. Monday d trek stem md mey we+ able to
mete seletlom at the sept- the detechment's f-whmt- return home,
on
The rptien folled in the
fellomp hall ut the ehh.
Alter me tramtianl cumng of
tim ake by tim hrt and room
g+s we l.troded Io the
bridaL p.rty by mrs. Don Rag.
"ee-- overlJn mt, l m 6tl
w aplmiatments eompment+
ed me thr te wedm
cake accented wlm whlte saUn
weddmg belts, with I0 or
tler a.d whlte and tram
rng nowe.
SeIng at me +ption tab.
drive vehlele to the aa. He Maddy Id that if they had
sam a+h ndng had Imown me eotP they might
wbouttbeacedand havebamametowaJXout, bu
hat sm together with their
he and m B, W, +,,,man ehiele was aably the best
w nm able to cheek me whole s
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usoa. wlm, o.sehotd -
of six people, I fl t oompac-
e+e such con.+" But ..................... : "Leotd+tY ++_+ ......... +++. ++ +st, ++ he+ +° Summers' Beauty
me++ ++?
Answer: A eomc+or ace Pipesm Falls along Rout+ zo South caught tals s+rs m m+ me mrat beauly of Summers
ally m+ verylitme eltnel+y, photographer's attention S.turday morn+g, County. Bat+ heavy rllnl Saturd.y nighl .nd
Whirlpool Corporation. who Sunnyeamera.deln+rgt,,ggreenerylnte Su.da+meddedwate+ddampeaeat.terest
lnvenmm .nd .t tntrooucea area provided Immt(iful oppurttty (or st=let
tl hem+ h eompato+,
kilo+aft he.++. +..r at.
et or .+on+ SO+ o +on +r
+'';+C£o.: o+ mac. +oat
• aom.e+e. +.
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,Amwer YOU can ex+t a For some peopl¢, th+ best wa d +' +o ann. saysOflJ worm a hundred mma me
compactor meg to hold about way to feel g+d, is + do who wet+ u a teem m a eft.," says Ogl, "For me
a wk' trh for a family of good Oe such is WlRie the Smoc o Termms. ine a dl the ob of brn¢lng hapms
{our, It wi weigh ahou 25 Clown 'hen he clowns ...... f Sun Intentional a to ohe is e baauty of
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MaNgY SAN TIP: One Calla smile entertain children At t DHAAD
way to beat meat ahfinkaais The funny fsee is at of Shdnex Burn Institute m BrRaltt wsr on
by ¢n¢ at iow.r t+mra+ w (Stir) O,IZ, p,dt or Oalve=un d :he CippZed no"rod m. 17,1+ d
tnr. Oven tamperatu of the Shrine Nm Coot do, Children'= Hoepial n attacked Dutca 11 In me
300 deges over a shelly umtoftheEiMInaTomple] Housto. AttanuedeNOrmSem
longer time wm cut weight G ve on. Tex Gill h
l on ot tth o l been Shdue. o" o yea.
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