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25, 1979 ) The Editor News West Virginia 25951 Sir: is to put a stop to any that I might be con- as a write-in candidate !the coming city General El- I will not endorse any- of this kind. I was a mayor in the Pri- € Election and the voters of have made their choice are still entitled in society. the vote of con- that I received and Talcott in the home of Mrs. Sunday were Mr. and L.C. Snydor of Oak Hill, Judith Osborn and chld- of Frankford; Mrs. Mable of Shady Spring; Mrs. Barbara Snyder and Kegley, W. Va. and Mrs. Jimmie Mann s. Florence Mann and Miss Mann visited friends in Sunday. Hazel Hedge and Mr. I Mrs. Gene Soars visited Mr. Mrs. Cecil Hedge in Marl- recently. and Mrs. Mason Altare of' and.Mrs. Kell- spent the at their camp here. again it is my desire to see Hinton continue to move for- ward. Sincerely Yours, W.J. Humphreys II I 95 Union St. 466- 4019 Summers County Council on Aging Senior Citizen Center Senior Citizens Aluminim Task Committee (SCAT) June 4, 1979 Letter To The Editor Letter to the Editor Hinton News Hinton, WV 25951 We are most pleased to ann- ounce to the general public that, whereas Coca Cola and their other drinks have been dispen- sed in steel cans, we now have a letter from this Coca Cola Corn- 'letter is to awaken folks to this fact, because everyone has been discarding to the trash such cans as Cokes, Sprite, Mr. PPibb, etc. So- you can now start saving this new addition to our effort of conserving energy, less litter, and getting CASH for TRASH. We also want to state that ANY organization can join pany that just 'two months ago, us in cashing in on this easy they now package their prod- method of raising money for ucts in all- aluminum cans. This their project. We have the mar- ket for aluminum and the place to store it for when Reynolds Aluminim Co. comes to Hinton to purchase it. Since OCtober last we have over $2,400.00; and gaining. 80 per cent is net and only 20 cents is expense. We now have a purchasing of alluminum plan in operation whereby children, etc. can get cash at any time for their aluminum. When these children ask you to save cans for them, then do it, you are doing it for them and for any Thurs. June 7, 1979 'Hin/orl.N.ews--5 . I II II I organization who they say they represent. We urge all stores LODGES, homes, to help us keep these cans out of the trash. How do you tell aluminim from "no- good" cans. - Aluminum DOES NOT RUST-- It will not stick to a magnet. It should not be thrown in the trash. It is too precious. Think of this state- ment- "It takes 100 per cent energy to make aluminum from ore- It only takes 5 percent energy to make it from rec- ycling waste aluminum, thus saving 95 percent energy" -- WOW. Some Strohs are in al- uminum, but very lettle- so watch the Strohs- most are NOT aluminum-, to some Strohs cans appear like aluminum. Again-- Cokes, Sprite, mr. Pibb, etc. are NOW coming out in all- aluminum. For any information please call us. -- Thank you- C.B. Rush ford Committeeman Dusk Gadd 's FAIRLEA, WV AND Rt. 12, ALDERSON, WV FOODLINERS Open Man. thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Quantity Rights Reserved Plenty of free parking - with parcel pickup. Prices effective thru Saturday, June 9, 1979. IGA QUARTER LOIN PORK CHOPS lb. HOLLY FARMS MIXED GRADE "A" FRYER PARTS lb. CORN KING SLICED SUGAR CURED BACON LIMIT 2 12 oz. pkg. EXTRA SPECIAL KAHN'S SLICED & PIECES 3 lb. box visitors in the home of . Myrtle Ballengee were C.E. Akers , Genevieve Dink Bostic of Char- Vial Akers, Rev. and z. Pearlie Orndorff' of Fay- Mrs. Violet Ballengee Renee of Boomer; Keith Dixie and Mr. and ;. Kim Ballengee of Boomer. Marvis Rollyson visited over the week- Honaker is a patient in County Hospital improving. 129 ,.ATA00 IGA TABLERITE LOIN END COUNTRY STYLE PORK SPARERIBS lb. ROAST 0 0 0 $1 o , HILLSHIRE FARMS $ SMOKED 18' SAUSAGE lb. lb. And $1 rafts Fair aLE SMITHFIELD 19 • PURE HAM fourth annual Monroe SAUSAGE Fair will in Peterstown, WV, 15 through 17. The event, a number of non- service oriented groups, each year since its in 1976. This time include some forty art- nd craftsmen from West and the surrounding Co- ordination of the Fair accomplished by col- WOrkers from the sp- clubs and of which are Ruri- volunteer fire merits. Ipeclalty items to and purchased if des- Hand made mus- dolls, ceram- macrame, eand- a variety of hand quilts and other mountain rifles, foods, leathercraft, charcoal port- md many others. Dem- of cornmeal grind- ling, and the ; of soap and apple butter seen. music and dancing are agenda each day of the and Crafts Fair. An and. eommodate up will be provided and other special may be held and regardless of weather 12 oz. pkg. door prizes will be one each day. Every adult at stud- a chance, to win. groups will operate stands to meet the needs of the public. space Is avail- Athletic Parking attendants the Fair. sigsn will be and around Peters- making easy access for arriving by whatever County Arts and opens at noon, sing at s p.m. . Saturday hours are 10 P.m. On Sunday, noon P.m. HORMEL PORK SIZZLER SAUSAGE LINKS 990 MEATKAHN'S 890 -REGULAR -SLICED -THICK & THIN 12 oz. pkg. BOLOGNA 8 oz. pkg. I I I IIII I I I II I I FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE .............. looz. ERA ' 32 BORDEN'S CREMORA .................... 1s oz. $3 ,. ,,.w 69¢ ALL VAm.tES BEECHNUT STRAta 5/$1 MACARONI .....................   BABY FOODS ............... 4v2 oz. jar $1 's ALTIIIES 49C ms° 99C oz. .................... lsoz. ox DETERGENT ................. 3lb. 1 oz. box, 00$i,s ,,.=,.c,u,,, 49¢ " ""c" 55C PINEAPPLE ................. 5 V4oz.c,n DRESSINGS .................. 8oz. mlo IIRRI 59 c IGA-WHilE-YELLOW-CHOCOLATE 9c '" 65c TOWELS ............... /b, CAKE MIXES ........................... lo v2 o x 5 PORK & BEANS ...............  . 4/$1 ,,,, ,,,. 89C IRA 3/$1 CAT FOOD ................. s l/2 oz.,,, FLOUR.., .......... : ......... s lb. Z CATSUP ................... 14 oz. lo ""' " 6/$1 HA"A DRINKS ............. 12oz. can DAIIW FOODS DEPT. OfiO'?LATE .VANILLA .STRAWBERRY SHAKES .... ,,/4o. KRAFT WHIPPED PARKAY MARGARINE ........... .,o,.,,,. iGA TABLERITE 2% MILK .................. g,,. i I i . I i li i FIIDZEH FOOD DEPT. BAI4ER¥ DEP'I" COOKIES ....... 14 OZ. pkg KEEBLER R'I' RffZ -APPLE .STRAWBERRY -CHERRY -PEACH -BLACKBERRY I!OBBrESS ................. I I I III III Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I I I NUTTY COOKIES ,o,. BREAD .................... ooz. RIPE AND SWEET FRESH JUICY FRESH CRISP FLORIDA  JUMBO MDEW oRANGES LETTU_CE CANTALOUPES 51b. bag 990 heads for $ 790 ea 31b. bag 490