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Nance--Smith
Ann Nance and major in accounting. She is
employed by Calloway Trainer
May 18th at the and Wright, CPA's.
Church of Rich Mr. Smith is a graduate of
a by Rev. Ralph Marshall University where he
received Bachelor of Business
is the daughter of Mr. Administration degree with a
i. Crone Nance of Che- major in Marketing. He is em-
Ohio. ployed by Burroughs Corpl
iistheson of Mr and The couple have just retur-
liter Smith of Forest ned from their honeymoon in
Va Ft. Launderdale, Florida and
iih is a graduate of will reside at 128 Fourth Ave.
I University where she Huntington, West Virginia.
Bachelor of Business
ation degree with a
t "e •
00mor Cznzens Ask 9.
ouestions for this column tn Bo No. 776.
WV 25951 or call 466-4019.
need to go to Bluefield in a few days.
Someone be able to take me?
Citizens Program has some very
volunteers who often provide
ion out of town. The Outreach
lets with our program can also make oc-
trins.
we cannot guarantee this service
available when you call. The earlier you!
know el an upcommg trip, the more likely
be able to find someone to transport you.
you know if there is something that will
toilet seat to make it higher?
there is. Listed in the Sears llome
catalogue are 2 elevated toilet seats
$15.00. They also have an
adiustable toilet seat with guardrails
S35.00 We suppose the Montgomery.
Llso has the same items.
is the Mini-Bus going to Roanoke
,trip to Roanoke is planned for Tuesday,
leavingthe Hinton Center at 6:00 A.M.'
tl
Cancer Society
tlar feature, .prepared
American Cancer
to help save your life
ender asks: 'Tve
to one of those low
nicotine brand of
With the filter tips.
safe?"
prevent me
cancer?"
No. There is
thing as a "safe ciga-
n though cigarettes
less tar and nico-
those smoked two
ago. LOW tar and
Paeans just that -
risk is still there.
tip yet is - don't
asks: "My hus-
smoker and some-
a bit too much.
drinking increase
f getting cancer?"
Studies have
:hat heavy' drinkers
cigarettes run a
• f. mouth and
": My wife
Recently she
a sore throat and
trouble swallowing: she won't
go to a doctor because, she
insists that nothing is wrong.
Can her attitude toward can-
cer influence the course of
the disease?"
ANSWERline: Yes. If you are
afraid to find out whether or
not you have cancer and deny
the possibilitY of its existence,
you may delay a trip to a
physician until it is too late
for proper treatment. Worry
can always be a factor in
health - so be free of the
worry of cancer by having a
regular checkup, including
tests such as the Pap, the
procto and chest x-rays.
A dental patient asks: "I
have been undergoing a lot of
x-rays for some extensive
dental work. Can a lot of
radmtmn cause cancer7"
ANSWFRline: Yes, but not
when radiation is properly
' used in the practice of medi-
cine or dentistry. X-rays and
other ,forms of radiation are
dangerous when used by un-
trained persons. Overex-
posure to x-rays, or to by-
products of atomic energy,
can contribute to the develop-
ment of cancer, especially
leukemia,
Consumer News
Tues. June 19, 1979 Hinton News--3
Tournament Set
Ever have a common-sense
idea about how to do an ever-
yday chore easier or faster?
Many would-be inventors hope
their bright ideas will be worth
millions. Some pay hundreds of
thousands of dollars to invent-
ion marketing firms assuming
the firm can help them pat-
ent their inventions.
But the U.S. Patent and
Trademark Office notes that
only patent attorneys and ag-
ents ( non- lawyers) register-
ed with their office are per-
mitred by law to represent
inventors before the Patent Off-
ice. So you should find out if a
particular firm is so registered
before purchasing their servi-
ces. The Patent Office can't
recommend a particular patent
attorney or agent, but it does
publish a directory of those
registered and available for
new clients. For information on
this directory and the full story
on patents, get a copy of Gen-
eral Information Concerning
Patents. Send $1.80 to the Con-
sumer /-€' Center,
Dept., lgG, Pueblo, Colorado
81009.
The Constitution provides for
patents, and the Patent Ofic-
e's history dates back to 1790.
Patents protect !'any new or
useful process, machine, manu-
facturer, ... or any new or useful
inprovements thereof" accord-
ing to the law.
The key concept in patents is
novelty. Generally, the invent-
ion must not have been used or
described before in the United
States. No patentables are sm-
all advances such as changes in
size and color or any develo-
pments obvious to anyone fam-
iliar with the technology of a
particular field.
Patents are granted for act-
ual processes or devices, not
merely the idea or suggestion of
possible new inventions. Once a
mteint is granted, it excludes
others from making, using, or
selling the invention in the U.S.
for 17 years. May "home"
inventors are disappointed to
find that their idea is already
patented. But it's smart to find
this out first from a reliable
source such as a patent att-
orney or agent before wasting
thousands of dollars on efforts
to develop and market your
idea.
When you order a copy of
General Information Concern-
ing Patents ($1.80), you'll also
receive a copy of the free Con-
sumer Information Catalog. It
lists more than 200 selected free
or low- cost publications from
the federal government. The
Catalog is published quarterly
by the Consumer iNformation
Center of the General Services
'administration.
A high wall around your house can provide shelter from
the wind, helping lower winter heating ©errs.
"Friends of Channel 9 and
WVPB Radio, Inc." will hold
their Third Annual Tennis Tour-
nament July 13-15 at New River
Park and Ewart Avenue Ten-
nis Courts in Beckley.
The three day tournament
will include eompetitinn in the
men's singles and doubles,
women's doubles and mixed
doubles. Entry fees are $8.00
and a can of Wilson, Dunlop or
Penn Championship balls for
the singles and $10.00 and a can
of Wilson, Dunlop or Penn
Championship balls for the
doubles. Men may enter in a
maximum of 2 catergories.
Deadline for entering is 10:00
AM July 11 or whenever 32
entries have been received in
each category.
Trophies will be awarded to
the first and second place win-
ners in each category.
The finals of the tournament
will be aired on WSWP-TV,
Channel 9, Becidey beginning at
3 PM, July 15.
The play-by-play will be done
by Andy Ridenour along with
Ed Eckley and Andy Lewis
dong the color announcing. Br-
uce Vincent is producer for the
televison coverage.
The tourament is sanctioned
by MALTA. USTA member-
ships will be availabe at the
tournament desk.
Additional information and
entry forms may be obtained by
writing Susy Calvert, Tourn-
ament Director, 111 Emily St-
reet, Beckley, WV 25801 or by
calling 252- 4385 or 255- 1501.
Morning Circle Holds
Regular Meeting
Members of the morning cir-
cle met June 14 at I0 a.m. for
their regular meeting. Bonnie
Peck opened the meeting with
Devotions taken from Samuel I
Chapter 16 verse closing with
the Ird's Prayer repeated in
unison.
Old and new business was
taken care of and roll call and
collection of dues. Treasure
report heard.
There will be no circle meet-
ing July and August. Mrs. Neely
reported on cards sent to shut-
ills.
Clara Porter gave the Bible
lesson entitled the Nature of
Discipleship.
The meeting closed .with
Mispah. Those present enjoyed
a nice luncheon. They were:
Mrs. Clara Porter, Mrs. Ivan
Richmond, Mrs. Effie Bare,
Mrs. Amy Neely, Mrs. Liza
Walker, Mrs. Bonnie Peck, Mrs.
Thomas Read, Mrs. Lena Pat-
ton, Miss Elizabeth Saunders,
and one guest mrs. Nina Har-
rison.
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