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8-Hinton News Tues. Aug. 28, 1984
Goncord Collec3e Interfaith
Chapel Foundation To Meet
An important meeting of the active" citizen- involvement in
CONCORD COLLEGE INTER- this worthy cause.
FAITH CHAPEL FOUNDAT- Citizens wishing to obtain
ION, INC. will be held Thurs- more information about the
day August 30, 19S4 - 7:30 p.m. Interfaith Chapel project may
in B - C Room (contact the fonowing Mercer
top floor) of the Concord Coil- County citizens: Mrs. Ella
age Student Center Building. Nuh Ralney, President, P. O.
The Concord College Ahmmi Box 3S3, Lerona, W. Vs. 25971 (
Office has reported the Chapel Phone - 384 - 7478); Mrs. Rita
Memorial Fund at Athem Bank Hill, Vice President - 10~ North
has in the put 30 months Walker Sr., Princeton, W. Va.
earned $5,0~5.M and now totals 24740 ( Phone 425 - 3188); Mrs.
$17,525.84. The Concord College Patti Gililan, Recording Sac-
Interfaith Chapel Foundation, retary - Box 173, Athens, W. Va.
Inc. in the game period of time 24712 ( Phone - a84 - 7648); Mr.
has raised $4,000.00 more for a Jack Johnson, Treasurer - Box
unified total of $21,525.84 -" 412, Athens, W. Va. 24712 (
toward the goal of an Inter- Phone aa4 - 7785) or write to the
faith Chapel fog Concord CoIl- CONCORD COLLEGE
age. Money must come from INTERFAITH CHAPEL
donations as the state does not FOUNDATION, INC. P.O. Box
construct chapels on college 56, Athens, W. Va. 24712.
campuses .... There is always an open
The CCICF, INC. is a long invitation for interested
way from the financial goal citizens of W. Va. to attend the
needed for the Chapel Project, CCICF, INC. meetings and we
but new proposals for fund - hope many will attend the 7:30
raising will be presented at the p.m. meeting at Concor~ Call-
August 30th. meeting and asp- egeon Thursday, August 30th.
iratious are high for more "
Congratulations to all those who read with us on our Summer
Reading Program over the past two months. There were some
real book worms among this years readers and there's nothing
like a young book worm to warm a librarian's heart ! Now that the
program is over for another year we will miss all those avid young
readers. But we hope to see them during the winter and again for
next summers program !!
There should be a lull in junior library activity for the next few
weeks while kids get settled back into their school routines. It's a
good time for grown up kids to come in to bask in the peace and
find a good book to or two. We've received several over the last
week that look enticing. Among the new nonfiction are : The Fit
or Fat Target Diet, Everything You Want to Know about Chinese
Cooking by Pearl King Chen, Cooking in the New South: A
Modern Approach to Traditional Southern Fare and Veget-
arisna; A Rich Harvest of Wit, Love and Recipes. Also Michael
Maron's Instant Makeover Magic full of personal beauty advice
and before and after cosmetics pictures of well known faces: Paul
Theroux' The Kingdom By the S~a: A Journey around Great
Britain; Pets and their People ) James Dent says we must call
them " Companions" not pets) and Russia: Broken Idols,
Solemn Dreams.
The fiction shelves are equally well stocked with Philippa
Carr's Voices in a Haunted Room, John MacDonald's One More
Sunday and Max Brand's Rogue Mustang likely to lead the pack
in popularity. There is also a new Andre Norton chiller called
House of Shadows ( look on the juvenile shelves for this one) a
book, The Journeyer, about Marco Polo, Gaff Parent's A Little
Bit Married ( Gaff created TV's Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
) and an unusual love story Poisinery Harbor, by Mary Emily
Pearce. Quite a selection to help while away the last few days of
this very wet summer!
Obituaries
SPADE
Lyle Burton Spade, 59 of Salt
City City, Utah died Friday
AUgust 24 at home.
He was the son of Blanche
and William L. Spade,
Survivors include his wife,
Wanda Spade; three children:
Linda, Roger and Allen; sister,
Edith Meadows of Hinton;
sister, Athea Lawrence, and
sister Clara Haynes both of
Pence Springs; sister, Thelma
Spade of Alderson; two bro-
thers, Rev. Donald Spade of
Pence Springs and William
Spade of Williamsburg, W. Va..
LILLY
Eider Joseph Ray Lilly, 8I,
died Sunday August 26 at home
after a long illness.
Born April 3, 1903, in Sum-
mers County, he was the son of
the late Elder James F. and
Margaret Harvey Lilly.
Mr. Lilly was a lifelong res-
ident of Summers County, a
retired assistant postmaster
from the Hinton post office,
where after 40 years of ser-
vice he retired in 1963, served
as paster at the Friendship
Primative Baptist Church at
Spanishburg and the Montcalm
Primative Baptist Church,
member of the Bluestone View
Primative Baptist Church of
Ellison.
He was preceded in drea~J~--"
his first wife, Alice ~l|~]n 1969.
Survivors includ~ ~is wife,
Kennamae Lilly,' two sons,
Zane of Falls Church, Va., and
William Ray of ~elby, N. C.
five daughters, Mrs. Clyde (
Betty) Moye of Columbia, S. C.,
Dorothy Mock of West Palm
Beach, Fla., Mrs. Ray ( Re-
tha) Farley of Amelia, Ohio,
Mrs. D. T. (Peggy) Keaton of
Nimitz, Jusep~hine Lilly at
home; two step-sons, Lundy of
Carson City, Nevada, and Jay
of Ooltewah, Tenn.; a sister,
Mrs. Basil (Winnie) Cox of
Fairfax, Va.; 21 grandchildren
; 13 great- grandchildren and
two step - grandchildren.
Services were held Tuesday
August 26 at 2 p.m, at the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Par-
lo~ in ttinton with Elder Fr-
~nklin~)resta and Rev. Bill Fox
Kindergarten Schedule
The Early Childhood ( Kind- Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
ergurten) schedule for 5 year day first semester and will
old students will begin during begin on Friday Sept. 7
the week of September 4 - 7, Group 11 : includes Avis, West
1984 when students will report End, Brooks, Hinton and Beech
for classes. The schedule for Run; students will attend Tu-
Pipestem, Jumping Branch, esday and Thursday first sere-
Sandstone, Talcott and Hinton ester and will begin on Thurs-
Area ECE Centers is as foil- day Sept. 6.
ows: Taicott: children will ride their
Tuesday, September 4:9:30 am regular buses and will be divid-
- 3:30 pm Screening for all ed into two groups:
kindergarten students who Group I: ' includes Barger
were not screened in the sp- Springs, Ballengee, Judson,
ring and for those students Clayton, Lowell, Talcott , Fo-
entering kindergarten under rest Hill and Hilldale bus No.
our new policy;
Parent must bring birth cart- 287 and will attend Monday,
Wednesday, Friday first sem-
ificate and immunization re- ester beginning Friday Sept. 7
cord and report to the Summ- Group il : includes Po"d-
ers County Board of Edueat- eys Creek and Hilldale . Pine
ion office, 110 Main Street. Hills bus No. 16 and will attend
Wednesday, September 5: Tuesday and Thursday first
Open House for all kindergar, semester beginning Thursday
tens' parents; call your child's Sept. 6.
school for the time. t Note : Minor adjustments
Thursday and- or Friday Sap- may be made to accomodate
tember 6 and 7: Classes be- class sizes; you will be notified
gin according to this schedule: on the first day of sehool)
Pipestem: children will ride All parents of Kindergarten
their regular buses and will students are asked to put a
attend Tuesday and Thursday name tag on their children to
first semester; first day is help the bus driver and teacher
Thursday Sept. 6 - aide in identifying them as
Jumping Branch: children will kindergarten students. Also, pl-
ride their regular buses and all ease make sure your child
students will attend Thursday knows which bus he or she will
Sept. 6; at that time the group ride and where he or she gets on
will be split into two groups, and off that bus. Childrenw ill
Sandstone: children will ride attend all day sessions. All
their regular buses and will necessary information will be
attend on Monday, Wednesday given t,, you during Open House
and Friday first semester; first or to your child on the first day
day is Friday Sept. 6 of class. Anyone having quest-
Hintou Area: children will ride ions concerning transportation
their regular buses and will be should contact Don Kessler,
divided into two groups: Transportation Director at 466 -
Group I : includes Hix, Tug 0933. Other questions may be
Creek, Elk Knob, Zion Mt., referred to the school or to the
Madams Creek, Big Creek and Board office at 466 - 2580.
Bellepoint; children will attend
The Summers County Board
of Education wishes to inform
parents of the schedule for
vision, hearing, speech and
language screening tests which
will be conducted during the
upcoming school year.
The purpose of the screening
test pgoram is to identify stud-
ents who may have vision,
hearing, speech, or language
problems. This year the screen-
ing program will begin on
September 4, 19a4. Vision, hear-
ing, speech and language sc-
reening tests will be conducted
for all kindergarten students
who did not participate in pre -
enrollment in April of 1964,
students who will be entering
school for the first time and
students in full time special
education programs. '
tIearing and vision screening
will also be conducted with all
sixth grade students and any
students transferring for the
first time into West Virginia.
Parents will be notified if the
screening indicates their child
needx follow - up services. Any
parent who does not want his -
her child to receive the screen-
ing tests should notify the
I _ III I
Hinton with Ray. Richard Hen-
derson officiating. Burial foll-
owed in the Restwood Memor-
ial Gardens in Hinton,
Pallbearers were Elmer Pat-
ton, Gary Patton, Eugene Wil-
long, Ralph Kelly, and David
officiating,. Burial followed in Adkins.
the Cr~w~ Cemetery at Nimitz.
Area B rit f
aid Meadows'Funeral Parlors
in Hinton.
Pallbearers were E. B:
Neely, Waldo Cox, Tomn~ ~oe
Pack, George Ames, Harold~
Harvey, Paul Dalton, and Ro-
bert Mabe.
WILFONG SERVICES
Services were held Monday
August 27. at I1 a.m. at the
Restwood Memorial Gardens in
REVIVAL SERVICES
Revival services will be held
at the Upland Baptist Church
September 2 through Septemb-
er 7. Evangelist Butch Hon-
aker will be bringing the mess-
age.
Pastor Don Spade and the
church invites everyone to att-
end. Services begin at 7:30 p.m.
school principal in writing prmr
to September 4, 1984. For fur~
ther assistance or information.
please call the county special
education office at 466 - 4979.
Daniels, W. Va.
Raleigh County's Oldest Mobile Home Dealer
We are clearing the lot of all 1984 models to
make room for the new 1985s now arriving
soon.
Up to $1000 rebate art new homes.
I
SO save On omes.
Only 5% required down on used homes.
Phone 253-4973
3 miles south of Beckley, Rts. 3 8, 19, Daniels, W. Va.
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Letter To
The Editor
August 24, 1984
To the Editor:
Is the West Virginia press
doing its job? The Republican
,~andidate for governor had
tens .of thousands of dollars in
cash in his office while he was
governor. Where did it come
from? Who gave it to him? Why
did they give it to him? What, if
anything, did he give in re-
turn? With the exception of the
Charleston Gazette, the media
is silent. Where are the Wood-
wards and Bernsteins?
The Republican candidate for
governor gave a huge contract
for license plates to an out - of -
state firm headed by a con-
victed bribe payer. Why? Wh-
ere are you who would be the
next Ted Koppei?
The Republican candidate for
governor had three department
heads indicted. One of them
went to prison for racketeer-
ing after he was convicted of
shaking down liquor companies
for campaign contributions for
his boss. What did Arch Moore
know of all of this, and when did
he know it?
Why did Arch Moore settle
the suit arising out of the
Buffalo Creek disaster on his
last day in office for pennies on
the dollar and then stick the
taxpayers with the bill? What
would Dan Rather ask about
this?
These examples are no more
than the tip of the iceberg and
yet the West Virginia press
appears to be unconcerned. If
Arch Moore were up for Sen-
ate confirmation for a federal
post, what do you think the
national media would do with
the above? Would the press of
Ohio, Pennsylvania or New
York react as the West Vir-
ginia press has?
Questions, about whether or
not this is a negative campaign
are no subsquite for hard -
nosed reporting At least give
us the facts.
Joe Bob Gwinn
State Democratic Chairman
sure
REAL ESTATE For 5ale
For Sale or Trade - House t01l For Sale: Firewood round and
Temple St. 3 br room, full split. Hard wood. Green and
basement, carpeted insulated - seasoned. Call 466 - 4368.
storm windows. $10,000~oo take July 9 - TFN
over payments of $140.00 month
Will take trailor or motor home FOR SALE
as part down payment." 466 - Spinet.CousoiePisnoBargain
0370.
May 29 - TFN Wanted: Responsible party to
take over low monthly pay-
ments on spinet piano. Can be
seen locally. Write Credit Man-
ager: P. O. Box 33 Friedens,
PA 15541.
Aug. 7 - Sept. 18p
t
For Sale or Trade - Large 7
room house, "2 milesrout of
Beckley~ at MacArthur, Newly
remodeled. Nice yard and gar-
den - $48,OO0.OO. 466 - 037e.
May 29 - TFN For ~te: 2 grade work mares
with colts sired by Registered
For Sale - 50 x tOO ft. lot. Percheson. 1- 2 year old horse
Bellepoint. Call 466 - 3918. colt. 2 - ponies. Call 466 - 2431 or
Aug. 14 - Sept. 4p 466 - 1849.
Aug. 7 - 26p
For Sale: 2 acre tract of land.
3roomstraw Road, Jumping ForSale: FLASHING ARROW
Branch. Price at reduced price. SIGNS. new or used, rent to
Call after BP.M. 787 - 5551. buy, also letters, arrows, re-
Aug. 28 - Sept. 4p pairs, etc. 24hr. no. 1 - 800 - 251 -
3550 - ext. 22.
House For Sale: 3 BR brick Aug. 28- TFN
with ~2 acre,lot. Located at
Jumping Branch. Assumable
Loan. 466 - 0260.
Aug. 28 - Sept. lgp
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HELP WANTED
Need Extra MOney? Wanted
Rawleigh distributors Full or
Part time. 85 Pine St., Fieldale,
Va. 24089. I - 673 - OO95.
Aug. 14 - Sept. 25p
GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,559
- $50,533 - year. Now Hiring,
Your Area. Call 805 - 687 - 6000
Ext. R. - 591F.
Aug. 28- Sept. 25p
Babysitter needed.
3401 after 6 p.m.
June 19 - TFN
Call 466 -
Excellent Income for part time
home assembly work For info,
call 504-641-8003 Ext. 7554.
llN Aug. 7 - 28p
Furniture for sale. 3 rooms,
matchinR washer and dryer.
Come to 106 Grace Street.
Aug. 21 - 28p
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Unfurnished apartment
includes appliances $160. Plus
utilities. 409 Temple. 466 -
4022. JUST PAINTED.
July 3 - TFN
Apartmens For Rent. Furnish-
ed And Unfurnished. 466 - 1243.
June 19 - TFN
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AVAILABLE r
All types custom b=i hm,, tsti i
'and counterto~s, custom bullth
furniture, furn; ,~'e repa~. Lo-II
cated at the end o~the br~l~e att-
Talcott. 466 - 154~, ~t
Nov. 1 - TFN. n
PHONE SERVICE
Call Ray K. Rudisiil.
466 - 1427.
March 6 - TFN
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"d;
- Ser-n
Will pick up. ].
Sewing Machine repair
Service. All types. Guar
vice. 445 - 7864.
June 12 - 26p
Will care for children, sick or
elderly '5 days week. Exper-
ienced. Reasonable wages. Call
466 - 4261.
Aug. 26p
NOTRE
Now buying wild ginseng. Best
Prices. Hopkins Company, 1612
Maxwell Hill Road, Beckley,,
W. Va. 25801. 253 - 8553.
Aug. 21- Sept. llp
Old fashion MOUNTAINEEI~
COUNTRY HAMS. DRY.
SUGAR CURED & NOT TOO
SALTY. Now available at thou.
Hinton FOODLAND, }
Aug. 28p
PRIOR SERVICE"
INDIVIDUALS, The West Vir-
ginia Army National ff~ard has
a limited number of openings.'
If you want to continue your~
3rd floor apartment, un-
military career call 466 - 1861 o[
furnished. Most utilities furn- 1 - 800 - 642 - 3619.
ished. 466 - 5114. June 26 - July 28:~
Aug. 28 - TFN - ~
For Rent- House on 13th Ave. HELP WAHTEil
$210.00 per month. 466 - 3251.
Aug. 28 - Sept. 4p Join the West Virginia Army
National Guard. We have good
pay and excellent benefits
_..~oe'~= available to our members. Call
C~.,’t~=,l. ""- 466-1861 or1-800-642-3619.
June 26 - July 28p
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Save $332" on a front-wheel drive
Tempo GLX 4-door equipped with a
Special Value Option Package which
includes: 5-speed manual transaxle
Tinted glass Power steering Air
conditioning a Front and rear bumper
guards Light/Convenience group Front
seat fold-down armrest Console AM,
FM stereo radio Fingertip speed control
Tilt steering wheel Electric rear
window defroster Power lock group
Dual illuminated visor vanity mirrors.
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Save $726" when you purchase a special
value manual transmission package which
includes: AM/FM monaural radio Power
brakes Light group Convenience
group Headliner and moldings Gauge
package Bright front bumper Black
rear step bumper Deluxe wheel trim
Bright low-mount western swingaway
mirrors.
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