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The Summers County
Chemical People gave a free
dance and party for Summers
County youth Monday, July #
at the new watersllde park,
City Sidetrack Park in Hinton.
There were approximately 150
young people there. Film slides
on Drug Abuse from the Hintoo
Police Department were
shown and refreshments were
served,.
Entertainment was providedl
by the Rock Band, " Over-.
drive" consisting of Joel
Brown, lead guitar, Bill
Apostolon, rhythm guitar, Jay
Holland, Bass and Chris
Cooper on Drums. Mike
KeatJey was the vocalist.
Breakdancing was per-
formed by the " East Side
• Breakers."
Everyone really enjoyed~
their performance.-They an-:
nounced that if anyone was
interested in learning how to
breakdance they would teach it
later.
Another Rock Band per-
formed for the second set. This
band consisted of David
Gilbert, lead guitar, David
Hershamn, Bass and Ronnie
Buckland on drums.
- . The group also danced to
free selections on the juke box.
A group of ninth grace
students from Hinton High
School is making a movie on
Drug Abuse. They are being.
assisted bY Barbara George,-
co ordinator of The Place in
BeekleY-amt Mary Lynne
Reynolds, Project Director of
~ The "Chemical People.
s;! This is funded by the W. Va.
Del~t. of Highways. Videotape
and 15 mm iilm will be
distributed to Hinton High
School and the Summers
County Chemical People.
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Bailey Dislributes
FHrth Quarter Liquor Checks
State Treasurer Larrie Bai-
ley has announced the distri-
bution o f $722,016.59 in liquor
tax collections to counties and
municiplaities throughout the
State of West Virginia.
According to Bailey, the
checks represent fourth quart-
er taxes collected by the
Alcohol Beverage Control Com-
mission for the months of April,
May and June of fiscal year
1984.
Bailey said, " The previous
quarter collections totaled $719,
832.98." The Treasurer added.
"During the fourth quarter last
year, $814,641.42 in liquor tax
checks were distributed."
Bailey noted that the liquor
tax collections do not include
wine sales taxes collected from
commercial stores throughout
the state•
Alderson - 1,234.53; Hinton -
3,589.72: Rainelle - 2,696.52;
Ronceverte - 2,182.35.
•. Veterinary Associates, Inc., regretfully
announces the closing of their Hinton Veterinary
Clinic as of September 15, 1984, due to man power
shortages. We are actively advertising for a full
time veterinarian for Summers County and will
continue todo so. 4
• .All Hinton Veterinary Clinic health records 4
will be kept at our Princeton Office for medical
references between the hours of 9: 00 a.m. to 5: 00 4
p.m., Monday through Friday. We sincerely
-
thank the people of Summers County for their
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partronage and hope to continue to service their
4
companion pet needs at our Princeton veterinary 4
hospital. 4
Veterinary Associates. Inc. 4
425-6501 or 327-8554 4
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' By Robert M. Baber
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GINSENG DIGGING SEASON
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Dealers from all over the world
are registering to buy West
Virginia's wild ginseng, which
will be harvested during the
annual digging season, Aug. 15
to Nov. 30.
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The dried roots of the highly
prized herb command prices of
about $220 a pound. Most of the
ginseng dug here is marketed
in the Orient, where it is valued
as a stimulant, an aphrodisiac,
and a medicial drug for regu-
lating blood pressure and blood
sugar levels.
More than 130 dealers received
permits to buy and expert
W.Va. ginseng in 1983, the first
year such permits were re-
quired. Dealers must reapply
each year for permits, which
expire the day before each new
, ,digging season.
~ ~ Before any ginseng can be
'taken out of W.Va., the dealer
must have the roots weighed
and certified at stations staffed
by the W.Va., Dept. of Natural
Resources division of forestry.
The dealers also must report
the county where the roots were
dug and the county where the
digger resides. The digger's
name is not required, and
diggers do not need permits.
Why all this regulation of a
rather unsightly little root herb
that has grown wild in the
W.Va. mountains for hundreds
-perhaps thousands - of years?
The controll measures are
designed to meet federal efforts
to save ginseng from possible
extinction. The Federal Endan-
gered Species Scientific
Authority ~ESSA) prohibits
the expert of ginseng from
states which do not have
adequate regulations to safe
guard against indiscriminate.
harvesting. Restricted digging
season and dealer permits also
enable state authorities to keep
tabs on how much gin.sang is
being dug and how much is
being xportod.
Supervision the dealer permit
system in W.Va. is Bonnie M.
Williams, Administrative aide
in the DNR Division of For-
estry, 1800 Washington St.:
East, Charleston, W. Va. 25505.
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Devin Cherene Dillon celebrat-
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August 6. 1984. Devin is the
daughter of Phillip Dale and
Regina Lynn Dillon of Hinton.
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