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2 Hhton News Tues. Aug. 21, 1984 SUBSCRIBE Name Address State r, City Zip Code Encioud find 58,40 for n 1 year sabscdldiea ta the IJi on Hews. Postal hplatJons rmpin paymed in mace. MAIL TO: THE HINTON NEWS,: P.O. BOX 1000, Hinton, WV 25951 : , ........................ .......................... ........................ MAIL IT IN TODAY! m Talcott, WV 8-15-84 Police Department Hinton, WV Enclosed is my check in the amount of $1.05 to pay for a parking ticket I received at 1:50 pm today on 3rd Ave When I parked there were four vchi- des above me and two below me with expired meters I went to Western Auto and when I returned there were still four vehicles above me and two below me all with expired meters but none with yellow envelopes on the windshields. Arthur & Elizabeth Zabello 916 Temple Street HJnton, W. Va. 25951 August 15, 1984 Letters to the Editor The Hinton News PO Box 1000 Hinton, W Va 25951 Dear Editor, We would appreciate if you would print the following: To Whom it May Concern: Any trespassing on our prop- HANNAN, THOMAS erty at 916 Temple St during HANNAH (HANNA), DAVID Enlisted as a sailor under our absence, and with the pur- Service-Virginia No R 4573 Captain Elliott or Aylett from pose to trim a hedge on our Born, Berkeley County, Feb Augusta County, inthe Virginia property without our permiss- 2, 1760. Enlisted in Greenbrier fleet, June 14, 1776, in the ion will not be tolerated again County, September, 1776, and county of Greenbrier Marched in the future + served under Captains Corbell, to Alexandria and served Arch Stewart, Colonel Donnal- twelve months until discharged Arthur & Elizabeth Zabello ly, Majors Hamilton and near Williamsburg by Captain Grimes. Claims to have had six Elliott. After returning • to months service at Denley's Greenbrier County was drafted AREA NEWS Frederick D. Long I feel it is foolish for a town the size of Hinten to have parking Recent visitors in the home of meters to run shoppers out of Mr amd Mrs George Williams downtown but if Hinton is to were Mr. and Mrs. Junior have them I feel the law should Dodson. Also visiting recently be enforced equally for all were Mrs. Ruth Mcguire and drivers. Earl Vest The Rollynsburg Baptist Church held their Vacation Bible School in June. They also held their picnic on the follo- wing Saturday for those atten- ding the Bible School. The classes held a program with John L. Ward --- each class participating in Talcott, WV Recent visitors of Mrs. May songs and receiving certi- Meadows were her daughter, ficates for attendence Every CC: Letters to the Editor Mrs Mary Spence, Grand- one had a real nice time Hinton News daughter and Great Grand- children from New Jersey -- Mr and Mrs Kenny May 2, 1984 Also visiting from out of State Simmons and Misty Dawn re- were Mr and Mrs James cently visited in Richmond, Honorable A. L Bennett Lest,r, children and Grand- Williamsburg and Norfolk, Va. Summers County Magistratechildrenfrom Maryland While there, they visited Busch P 0 Box 1059 Gardens and Kings Dominion Hinton, West Virginia 25951 --- Happy birthday wishes are Dear Magistrate Bennett: sent to Mrs+ Mae Meadows. She .... Ce brates ....... will be celebrating her birthday During its most recent meet- on August the 8th ing, the Judicial Investigation Commission was presented --- with a complaint filed against Get well wishes are sent to you by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mann, Mrs. Julie Crook and Mrs. Josie a copy of which is enclosed for Martin who are both ill. your information. Since this Commission has no --- authority, under its jurisdict- Sad, loving memories of Mr lanai mandate, to intrude upon James J Humphyres whose decisions made by Magistrates Birthday would have been with respect to the finding of August 9, 1976 Also Mrs. probable cause, and since it is Bertha Jones whose Birthday precluded from becoming in- would have been August the valved unless a Justice, Judge, 24th,departed this life Nov or Magistrate's acts, or failure ember 1976 to act, are clearly motivated by improper or unethical reasons, --- the Commission, having found no probable cause to file a Wedding ¢ongradulations are complaint against you with the sent to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Judical Hearing Board, dis- Bonds of Hiildale. They were . missed this complaint, married on July the 7th in the Mr. and Mrs. Mann have Rollynsburg Baptist Church by been advised of the dismissal the Rev. Dana Stalmaker. and of the reasons for the Commission's action .... Very truly yours, JUDICAL INVESTIGATION COMMISSION By: James O. Holliday, Chairman The last American Presi. dent to be born in n log cabin was James Garfield. The final day for reporting on books for the Summer reading program was last Friday We've been busy counting up the number of books read and tallying the votes ( the children were asked to vote on where they wanted the final party and awards ceremony to be) Early results indicate that the party will take place in the park below the Bluestone Dam. It will begin at 2:00 PM Friday August 24th. ( If the weather is uncooperat- ive we may move ourselves back to the Library) - Call us if there any questions about it. We've received quite a few interesting books this past week Among the new arrivals was Leon Uris' The llaj, it's on the best seller list and has a waiting list of it's own. Another best seller just in is Frank Herbert's Heretics of Dune. Not on any best seller lists but sure to be popular anyway are Joan Didion's Demeeracy and Catherine Cookson The Black Velvet Gown. Along with all of the above we have quite a few "new" ( to us) old books -a slo enticing for these who haven't read them before. These include: Harriette Arnow: Hunter's Hera Talyer Caldwelh TenderVlctery John Fowles: The Ebony Tower Norah Lefts: Lovers All Untrue and How Far to Bethlehem? Dell Shannon: Coffin Corner Tales of Edgar Allan Poe by the master himself, of course. Other new arrivals include a serious biography of Row aid Reagan called Reagan Inside Out and an hiliarious one by Art Buchwald called White Reagan Slept. We also have new copies of Granville' Deity's Mountain Memerles; True and Folk Tales of the West virg~lalaHilis and Mmmtain Memories ll as well as the Best of the ' Hillbilly'. The Friends of the Library met Monday to firm up plans fer • their upcoming fund raiser. It won't take place until October and it sounds as if it's going to be fantastic ! : as usual). First Birthdaq ii!ii: Area Men in the Amerlcan Fort in 1781. He says that Revolution. Captain Graham's house stood outside of the fort and was HANNA, JOSEPH much exposed so he evtdsnfly Service-Virginin No. R. 4576 refers to the fort in Summers Enlisted in Botetourt, later Co. and not Donnally's Fort, in Greenbrier County and served Greenbrier County northwest from 1779 to 1783 as an Indian of Lewisburg. spy and garrison guard in the Supporting claims filed by company of Captains A. Hamil- John Cutlip, John Duffield, ton and Renick, under Colonel John Patterson, Sam Gwinn, Dennally and Colonel Lewis Robert Kelly, John Groves, Supporting affidavits by the John Dully, and David Hanna, Reverend W G. Campbell, a nephew He applied for Elisha Callisen, George R. pension, Oct. 22, 1833, in Gillileen, Captain James Gil- Nicholas County, but claim was lian. Pension claim rejected rejected or suspended Died, February 13, 1835. Multiple Sclerosis is one of the most common diseases aff- ecting the nervous system. Multiple Sclerosis and closely related neurological diseases affect 50o,000 people in this country today. Multiple Sclerosis most often affects the brain and spinal cord. It attacks the myelin sheath, the coating or insulat- ion around the nerve fibers. So, when the messages are sent out from the brain, they cannot get through. • The ~iRomS appt~r