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8-H mplNews Tues. Aug. 21, 1984 ABOUT YOUR The gr. .d of the lato Ke I"e,N C; an, Be- SOCIAL SECURITY Roy and Myrtle Ballongee, ekly, Amy, Nancy and Sandy held their third annual Bash at Andrews, Ontario, Canada; Ke- RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES BOOKLETS '" REQUIRED the homeplace on the Talcett - ith, Angle and Josh Ballengee, READING" REAL ESTATE rl i For Sale or Trade - House 1011 LAND FOR SALE "~Temple St. 3 br room, full t~Lsement, carpeted insulated - Gov't. land $15 an acre. Many storm windows. $10,000,00 take lots available. Build a Future! over paymentsof $140.00 month Call 1-(619) 569 - 0968 for info. 11~ tmmal Weed reunion tmtil thi~ year when the two Ballengea Road, July 6 - 8. Dixie W. Va.; Phil, Ann, Bar- Will take trailor or nmtor home , was held Saturday, JtdY 14 ' again.families were together ~, ~t' arrivingAS usual,FridaytheeveningClan startedand by bara,Fayettevllle,and StephanieN. C.; Ballengee,Betty 13o. whoB°°kletSget Socialspellingsecurity,°Ut thesupplementalrights andsecurityreSponsibilitieSincome (°fssI),pe°pleor as0370.part down payment.',~ 466 - For ~fl~ ,,. ~_~ ¢~t~__ For Sale: Firewood round~~ 4 ~eofMr. andlt~m.~ What awonderfulfamil~re- Saturday noon all tents , camp- sfic, So. Charleston; Richard, black lung checks are required reading, Carl Stewart, SSA May 29-TFN split. Hard wood. Greont~d A. Woods, new r~ts of ration we had. It was a beau- era and cooking facilities were John and Jason BosUc, Paints' manager in Beckley, said recently. set and all meals were cooked ville, Ky.; They need to know the information contained m tae mm~ets to seasoned. Call 466 - 4368.~" Ravonswond, West Virginia, tiful day, from beginning to outdoors. The hours were spent Pat, Biddy and Bobby Bes-ensure that their checks will continue to be delivered on time, at For Sale or Trade - Large 7 FOR SALE former residents of Hinton end. Tho~ attending were : Dla- man A. and Jewel Woo Rav- enswood, West Virginia; Tom and Sybil Wood, Ravonswood,, West Virginia; Ray and Sue Wood Barnetto, Barboursvflle, West Virginia; Mike and ~ari Wood Patterson, Columbus, Ohio ; Bob and Dianne Wood, Raveeswood, West Virginia; Miss Robin Wood, Raveus- wood, West Virginia; Al and Lois Wood, Princeton, West Virginia; Miss Lee Ann Wood, Princeton, West Virginia; Elva D. Wood, Buck, West Virginia ; Elmer Wood, Winston Salem, North Carolina; Ruby Wood Bradley, Winston Salem, North Carolina; Jean Wood Garton, Hlnton, West Miss Regina Gartan, Hinton, West Virginia ; Timothy Holland, Hinton, West" Virginia;Jack Andy and Joan Wood, Cleveland, Ohio; Timmy and Rabble Wood, Cleveland, Ohio; Benjamin and Cleo Ma- honey, Gooohland, Virginia; Charlotte Mahoney Leving, Ri- chmond, Virginia; Donna Gaff Mahoney Burk, Hilltop, West Virginia; Joan Mahoney Fitzgerald, Richmond, Virginia; Alvie and Stella Wood, Cleveland, Ohio; Bill and Pauline Wood Barton, Ravonswood, West Virginia; John and Beulah Wood Cald- well, Alliance, Ohio; Anna Mac Caldwell, Alliance, Qhio; and Troy Barton, Rovenswood, West Virginia. "~ West Virginia. AHOr the of greeting earl., family as they arrived and m, ,rants of the year, we ~ wont to If~'a Park to greet the family and frionds waiting there. Mr. Dta- man Wood prayed a p~yer of flumkfuiness to our Lord f~ HIS blessings and for the safety of each traveling family. We the~ had a delicious meal, as al- ways, we forgot our diets, and Stuffed ourselves all afternoon, but that is what reunions are for, lots of good food and lellowship. A little history of how the Woods and the/~ys were related was given by Joan Mahoney Fitzgerald for the younger members of the family, and how they met after thirty two years. There were two sisters, Emma and Minnie Caiman. Emma mar~ed Michael Matt- one),, she had one son Ben- jamin Porterfleld. Minnie mar- ried Robert W. Wood, she had two sons, lYmmon Alton and Alvie Dayton, and one daughter, Beulah Wanda. 1%Ir. ty two seems to have some sl~. M/nnie died at age thirty two, Beulah was thirty two m~mlm- ~I wh~ har mothar dled, and tha childron of the two sisters met~gain after thirty two years, in the early 40e. The families have scattered again and have not been together for many years, playing wiffle ball, Friahee, races, water battles, eating and news of family events of past years. On Saturday night a big display of f~eworks and sing- ing was enjoyed by all. After the Sunday morning brunch and a hike to the top of Tabor Knob for a very beautiful sc- enic view camp began to break with each vowing to return next year, hoping to get to stay longer. Those in attendance were : Violet and Renee Ballengee, Don C. Wood, D. O. Opens Practice Don C. Wood, D. O., an Alderson "~ area native, has returned to his hometown to open his family practice• With the opening of Wood's Medical Clinic on Route 12 in Alderson August I, Dr. Wood fulfilled a life long dream. "This is home", said Dr. Wood, a 1983 graduate of the West Virginia School of Oste- opathic Medicine. " I've al- ways wanted to be a country doctor in my home community Dr. Wood completed a one - year rotating internship at Lar- go, Florida's Sun Coast Hos- pital earlier this summer. The internship, completed after four years of medical educat- ion at WVSOM, provided Dr. Wood with the opportunity to work in all areas of a busy hospital, Now a fully - licnesed gen- eral practitioner, Dr. Wood will offer his patients a full range of family practice care. Dr. Wood, his wife Louise, and their two children, two - year old Christopher and new- horn Sarah, are now living in Clayton, Summers County. He is the son of Ira and Emma Wood of Alderson. A 1975 graduate of Green- brier East High School, Dr. Wood completed his under- graduate work priork to ent- ering WVSOM at Marshall Un- iversity. tic of SO. Charleston. Visitors on Saturday nite: Vera Miller, Mike Godfrey, Cullowher, N. C.; Jerry Ed- wards, Clifton Forge, Va.; So- nny Edwards, Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards and Danny, Hinton, W. Va.; Grace Garten , Marie; Frank Mann and children, Hinton; John and Janie Mann, Pete, Mike and Judy Tabor, Talcott. The family appreciates the planning and work of Phil and Ann Ballengee which made the Bash very enjoyable. NOTICE Anyone desiring Regan - Bush or Arch Moore stickers call 466 - 0700. the correct address, and in the right amount, Stewart ex- plained. The booklets contain information on the changes that may affect a benefieiary's eligibility to benefits or the amount of benefits. Changes must be reported to Social security pro- mptly to avoid overpayment of benefits. People who don't take the time to read the booklets are running a number of risks, not the least of which is that they may get benefits they should not have gotten. Such overpayments must 13¢ repaid either in lump sum or by installment payments withheld from future checks. There are booklets for each of the four benefit programs administered by SSA. They are : Your Social Security Rights and Responsibilities, Retirement and Survivor Benefits ( Pub. No. 77); A Reminder If You Get Black Lung Benefits ( Pub. No. 134); Your Social Security Rights and Responsibilities, Disability Benefits ( Pub. No. 153); and What You Have To Know About SSI ( Pub. No. ll01t). To get a free, up - to - date copy of the rights and responsibilities booklet that applies to you, contact the Beckley Social security office. 2t4 N. Kanawha St. ( P. O. Box Y). The telephone number is 253 - 2741 ( long distance, dial I - 800 - 642 - 2106, toll free). room house, "2 miles,:out of Spinet-ConsolePia|mBargnln l~kley' at MacArthur. Newly remodeled. Nice yardand gar- Wanted: Responsible party to den- $48,000.00. 466- 0370. take over low monthly pay- Ma-y 29 - TFN ments on spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Man- The Federal New River Valley ager: P. O. Box 33 Friedens, authority is working. Tl~e pro- PA 15541. perty at 218 7th Ave. is full Aug. 7 - sept. 18p basement and 2 story and prov- ides for multi use and investors For ~ale: 2 grade work mares needing space for renting th- with colts sired by Registered roughout the year. Newly rent- Percheson. 1 - 2 year old horse ivated. Reduced. Up for bids. colt. 2 - ponies. Call 466 - 2431 or Call 1 - 466 - 3263 caretaker. 466 - 1849. Owner 1 - 425 - 3804 Prince- ton. Aug. 21p For Sale - 50 x 100 ft. lot. Bellepoint. Call 466 - 3918. Aug. 14 - Sept. 4p Aug. 7-29p HOTICE Now buying wild ginseng. Best Prices. Hopkins Company, 1612 Maxwell Hill Road, Beckley~ W. Va. 25801. 253 - 8553. Aug. 21 - sept. llp Valvoline l Motor OH i Values To t.t9. Valvoline HD30 or ~OW40 motor ....... ~. oil. Limit 5 Grand Prize 7-1st Prizes - 985 Chevrolet Cavalier Sedans 7-2nd Prizes - Hitachi 45 Inch Wide Screen TV's 7-3rd Prizes - Fisher Cameras With Magnavox Video Cassette Recorders/Tuners 7-4th Prizes - STP Richard Petty Go-Carts 7-5th Prizes. Panasonic Video Cassette Recorders In | Box 65 Ounce Arm And ! Hammer i Regularly 1.39. HEAVY DUTY Heavy duty faun DETERGENT dry detergent. Limit 2 boxes, Popular Looks In Fall Tops Regularly To 6.99. Selection includes tcl~ies' solid or print tops with vinyl trims, snaps or layered looks, Regular sizes.- Pair Our Best Fashion Pants Regularly To 1! .99. Ladies' belted or elastic waist pants in fall colors Solid or striped crop pants with fashion details. Regular sizes. t Never again will you hear the roar of Number Three and Number Four. They've been retired tee old to run, their youth is past their misskm done. The Sportsman and the FFV, once something for the eyes to see, Will gather rust and dust and grime, throttles closed by the hands of time. But we will still remember. Remher when the tracks would hum when Three and Four would homeward come, And the wiper's hands would lovingly feel the polished brass and bu~ steel While he tenderly bru~ed their lines with care and whispered softly a fervent prayer. The train crews would beam with pride as they climbed sbeard to take their ride And passengers filled the coaches. Coaches where they fonnd comfort and ease, where Chessie tried so hard to please. Always taking exceptional pride to aceomodate all who chose to ride On the C & O line And of all the trains they chose to adore Number Three and Number Four. Ne more you'll hear the victory cry in valley deep or mountain high, Their whistles are stlHed forever. Forever is a long, long time not to hear the hells sweet chime, Or his of steam or the diesel's wail. or the clicking of wheels rail on rail. But long, long after memory wanes, the ghosts of these valiant trains Will ride the rails on darkened nights, guided by the starry lights From the roundhouse in the sky. • .Charles O. Dameron SEY2EMBER 1984 JURY ~ DY.STI~C2~- Mary Ann EE~dor,I-H_ntc~: Forest L.Pz:Lkins Kintcm: Shew n Ann Milb rn, Hinton: Kenneth B.Angell,J npL, Br. : Shirley CavendJ h, HLn 11: AL TF : Maxir M.A].d ,Jtm ing Br.: Willis Mark Cole, Nimitz: NEWR~/~R D~ - Mary Jane Rudisill,Pence Spgs.: Ralph Allen Gwinn,Msadow Br.: Timothy Q.GrL'~w~tt, Sandstone:, B.E.Ailstock, Hinton: Chelsie BlankemJ~hip, Hintnn: ALTERNATES: Shirley Richmond, Meadow Ck.: Bonnie Marie P~marello, Hinton: C~REENBRI~ R_IV£R DISIR]L~T- Curtis D.Jk~k~,Ba~lard: Alma L, S eeney, Hint : Charles n%ard Bawling, Indian Mills: Robert Arthur Turr~_r,Hinton: Sandy K.RatL~ff,Ki~ton: Nancy Crawford, Hinton: ~L~TES: Sidney D.Ht~[~ies,Hintc~: Billy Joe Willey, Jr. HL'lt~rt: 1984 - PETIT JURY BUJ~ RIVER DISIR~"T- RDbert A.KEaton, Hinton: ,A~y E.Farley, Arleen Grace Vess, Hintnn: Nancy Lee Richn%~nd,Hin~on: Brenda Faye Neely, Pipestem: Mal-y Lee I~ne,Hint~n: Charles W.Cale~ Hinton: Harold Green Sr., Hintcn:Rcbert Wayne Reed,Hinton: Jerry W.Lswry, Hintmn: Frankie L.Cales,Hint~n: Carla Ann Leslie, Hinton:Robert G.Fergus~n, Pipes~ Thomas N.B~nter, Hinton: NEd DISIRIC - Hobert J.Fcx,Hintc : Virginia G.Bragg, artt f let Ernest C.Ki nd, Sandstcr, e: James C.Harris, E1U3n: Alma A.Doyle, Hintcllt Paul D.Talbert, Hinton: Helen Ann Be 3ett, K/ ton: Stephen _rl Hedrick, Per -e Spgs.: David L.Miller,Hintcm: Doris Diane Ward, Hinton: Kathryn L.Gwinn, Hintc : James Gore W ,Sandstnne: Gayla A.Gwinn,I idge: Billie B.Brandon, Hintum RIVER D CT- Elizabeth Iz3uise I ,H ton: David L. ing ,Fcrest John R.Reed, Cur s Randall ,Wsys de: Tammy Sue H nts,Hint n: Betty Iou Ktntc : Polly Ann Tu 3or, Hintcn: Dcr ld Huffman,Forest Hill: Lou Milan, Hinton: Mark B.Ratliff,Bozoo: Ulysses L. h mpson, Forest Hill: James D. 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