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4- Hjnton NewsTues. Dec. 11, 1984 . '
I
The Hlnt0n News
Published Tuesday
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Servicemen
Special Agent Donald F. Hensley,
son of Herbert O.a nd Iris E. Honsley
of 607 Herbert St., Brown Milts, N.J.,
has been awarded an associate
degree in applied science by the
Community College of the Air Force.
The worldwide college, hendquart-
ere(/ at Maxwell Air Force Base,
Ala., awards associate degrees to
enlisted airmen for programs com-
bining technical education received
in the Air Force with general
education provided by civilian in-
stitutions.
Meeting Held
Dewey Lester of Jumping Branch, reasons, growth of our agricultural
WV represented Southern States experts has slowed •ignificantly,
Cooperative's members at the aeso-
ciation's 61st annual stockholders'
meeting in Richmond, Va., Nov. 14 -
15.
Also attending the session was
Autrey Retch, Mgr., of F & R Supply,
Inc. local Southern States retail
dealer (s).
They heard Gone A. James, the co
- op's president and chief executive
officer, report that total dollar
volume for the 1983 - 84 fiscal year
reached $607.5 million, an increase
of 8.6 percent over the previous
year.
"It was a year of recovery, even
though the economic environment
for agricultural has remained tea-
uous, James said. " Not only did
Southern States achieve its •econd
highest dollar volume in hi•tory -
exceeded only in 1980-81 - but it also
strengthened its position to be of still
greater service to farmers, well into
the future.
"Must of the divisions and prod-
uet lines showed gains. This was not
at all unexpected, because of the
PIK program, the summer drought
and other problems that soured 1962
. ~J'
James also reported that " the
consensus is that uncertainty lies
ahead for agriculture. We do not
expect to see the rapid growth of the
1970s repeated. For well known
and we see nothing on the horizon
that indicates any new fast growth
that can be sustained."
James told the delegates assem-
bled from five •tates that net
earning• ( after taxes) reached $10.5
million a• compared to $'2.7 last
year. " The level of earnings was
sufficient for a patronage refund of
, one - half percent," he said.
Feed tonnage was up a dramatic
97,485 tons to 574,500 tons, com-
pared with 477,000 tons last year.
Fertilizer volume reached 692,000
tons compared with 651,000 tons for
1982 - 83.
Petroleum sale• volume totals•a.
$188 million, up from $175.2 million
the year before. Gable•age increas-
ed from 197,332,000 to 224,580,000 this
past year.
Seed •ales reached an all time
high of $27.2 million a• compared
with $22.9 million the previous year:
Total farm •upply volume.~-
creased slightly from $11~t,-/~illio
the year before to $109.~illion.
Grain marketing vo~e stood at
$112.5 million as co~)ared to $117.1
million the year before. Bushels
handled were 26,017,000 million as
compared to 34,170,000 the previous
year. While volume was down the
grain marketing dive•ion •till
managed to operate in the black.
CAMPBELL
Mrs. Mary Crook Campbell, 77,
died Monday December 3 in Lake-
worth.
Born Aug. 10, 1907, in Jumping
Branch, she was a daughter of the
late Matt and Sally Lilly Crook Sr.
Mrs. Campbell was a retired
registered nurse.
She was preceded in death by a
brother, Walter Crook; a halibro-
thor, Eugene Crook and a half-
sister, Eva Mac Hubbs.
Survivors include a daughter,
Helen Armstrong of Lakeworth;
three half- brothers, Frank, Dallas
and Matt Crook Jr., all of Beckley ;
two halfsisters, Kathleen Pack of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Theima
Bucidand of Hi•ton; three grand-
children; one great - grandchild and
several nieces and nephews.
Private family services were held
Wednesday December 5 in the Earl
Smith and Sons Funeral Chapel,
West Chapel Road, Lakeworth, Fla.
Any donations of sympathy should
be made to your favorite charity.
MENS FOR THE SUMMERS COUNTY SENIOR
CITIZENS NUTRITION PROGRAM
Dec. 5: Beef Liver - Onlons, Mashed Potatoes. Harvard
Beets, Banana,
Dec. 6: Baked Beans - Weiners, Sauerkraut Salad, Peas
& Carrots, Cherry Cobbler.
COVERED DISH DINNER AT THE PIPESTEM
SENIOR CENTER.
Dec. 7: Baked Chicken, Green Beans, Corn. Red Fruit
llo,
BIRTHDAY DINNER AT THE HINTON~ SENIOR
CENTER.
NUTRITION PROGRAM MEAL WILL BE SERVED
AT THE HINTON HIGHRISE.
Dec. 10: Spanish More, Green Beans, Cole Slaw,
Butterscotch Pndding.
NUTRITION PROGRAM MEAL WILL BE SERVED
AT THE HINTON HIGHRISE.
Dec. II: Chicken Pot Pie. Broccoli. Stewed Potatoes.
Mixed Fruit Cobbler.
COVERED DISH DINNER AT THE SANDSTONE
SENIOR CENTER.
Meals are served five days a week at the Hinton and
Sandstom, Centers.
HEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
C UTIY[ [XTEH$ IIVlCE
EWS
HHH[ , AUlCHLTHO[ , YOHTH
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Check with State Farm
• Competitive Rates•
• Guaranteed Lifetime Income.
• Waiver of Premium for Disability Option
• "Good Neighbor Service.
'I'l~e tlU or various •ymptom•
identified as influenza occur more
frequently during the winter
month•. Influenza is a viral in-
fection, and a• such, warrants our
special attention because a fatal
children's disease is associated with
it. The disease, Reye's Syndrome,
affects children from infancy th-
rough adolescence and can develop 3
to 5 day• after the onset of the
chicken pox,' an upper respiratory
illness, or other viral infections. It
affects the liver and brain, is non -
contagious and is often mS•diagno-
sed a• encephaliti•, meningitis,
diabetes, poisoning, drug overdose,
or •udden infant death.
After a viral infection has seem-
ingly run its course and the child is
feeling better the following symp-
tom• should be treated as serious
and as possibly the first indicat-
ion of Reye'• Syndrome. Anti -
nausea medication may ma•k the
symptom• of the disease and be-
cause of the possible association of
Livestock MaAet
Aide, son Livestock Market
Report of livestock auction •ale
held Friday, November 30, 1984
amounting to $108,754.15. 403 head of
livestock was sold by 100 different
consignors, and 82 buyers•
Stockers & Feeder•:
Heifers:
Choice, 48.00 - 51.00; Good, 46.00 -
47.75; Medium, 42.00 - 45.00; Co-
mmon, 35.00 - 46.00.
Stock•r• & Feeders:
Steers:
Choice, 60.00 - 65.00; Good, 57.50 -
60.00; Medium, 52.00 - 50.75; Com-
mon, 35.00 - 50.00; Stockers &
Feeders Bull, 35.00 - 65.00; Baby
Calves, 2o.o0 - 45.oo,
Hog•: No. I, 51.00; No. 2, 47.00 -
50.00; Sows, 42.00- 44.00; Pigs, 14.00 -
25.00; Horses, 11.00 - 16.50.
Cows: Commercial, 35.00 - 46.00;
Utility, 32.50 - 37.00; Canner &
Cutter, 21.00 35.00.
Cows, B.H., 200.00 - 340.00.
Veal Calves: 52.00 - 55.00.
Commercial & Good, 42.00 - 45.50;
Cutter, 37.00 - 41.00.
Sheep & Lambs:
Blue Head, 64.00.
Volunteers will be coming around
for donations for Summers County
Special Olympics.
Volunteers wilt have buttons on to
identify them.
Any amount of donation will be
greatly appreciated.
Send donations to: Karen Craig, c
- o Ave• School, or call 466 - 5294.
a•pirin with Reye's Syndrome, pat-
ients should consult their phy•ician
.before using these drugs. Watch for
these symptoms, usually occuring in
the• order:
PERSISTENT OR CONTINUOUS
VOMITING
LISTLESSNESS ( LOSS OF PEP
AND ENERGY, DROWSINESS)
PERSONALITY CHANGE ( SUCH.
AS IRRITABILITY,
COMBATIVENESS OR SLURRED
SPEECH)
DISORIENTATION ( UNABLE TO
IDENTIFY WHEREABOUTS, OR
FAMILY MEMBERS)
DELIRIUM, CONVULSIONS
A child's life can depend on ~,{ly
diagno•i•. Reye's Syndrome she hid
be suspected in any child w~
chicken pox who vomits repeatedly~.,
Phone your physician immediately
if these symptoms develop and tell
him you suspect Reye'• Syndrome.
If your doctor is not available take
your child to an emergency room
promptly. Two liver function tests
can be done to determine the
possibility of Reye's Syndrome.
There i• a 90 per cent chance of
recovery when the •yndrome is
treated in its earliest stages by
physician• and nurses experienced
in the treatment of Reye's.
Epidemiologic re••arch has
• hewn an association between the
development of Reye's Syndrome
and the use of aspirin for treat-
ing the symptoms of influenza - like
illnesses, chicken pox, and {colds.
The U.S. Surgeon General, the Food
and Drug Administration and the,
Center• for Disease Control re.
commended that aspirin and com-
bination products containing aspirin
not given to children 18 years of age
and under during episodes of these
illnesses.
Big. o
On Your
Spedal Day.
Signed Your Son
From Wild And Wonderfub
West Virginia
In the unfortunate
time of bereavement,
we offer ,-decisive • judg-
ment and consideration in
handling all the details.
Ronald Meadows
Funeral Parlors
130 Temple, Hinton
466-117q
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HINTON
Don't overload extension cords.
Don't put more than three sets of
lights on any extension cord. Keep
the connection joins away from the
water supply of a live tree,
Don't use indoor lights out of
doors, and do not use wax candles on
or near trees.
TREE ORNAMENTS AND
TRIMMINGS - Trtmminp used on
trees or around the home should be
non - eombtmtible or flame - re•-
istant. Spun - glass "angel hair" and
spray - on artifical snow preu t
little fire hazard if used separately,
However, when the snow is sprayed
on angel hair, the dried combin-
ation can burn rapidly if accid-
entally ignited.
Mistletoe and holly berries may be
poisonous if swallowed. Keep these
decorations out of reach of child-
rl~l.
In Memorq of Leon Pivont who
possed owoq eight qears ago.
The Christmos liqhts are glowinq
for qou.
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