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One should be aware of certain
deceptions which are spread all over
2 - Hlnton News Tues. Dec. 26, 1990 the news media, andtakeheed, forif ,
F- M0"~;nd MffeP~eaff ~a'ding"0u-r-Newspaper7 -7 not, we shah surely die as a Repub-
J -~ - j lic, subject to Constitutional Law,
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bureaucrats."
J . ~ ' ~, ~.. .... _ If our people are found with deaf ,
y y ong ~ sented before Middle East, for noth-
j ing is more important to me than
stopping this war.
I Because a recent survey found that The I SANTA'S RAIL HELPERS: I am a Viet Nam Veteran, who
I HINTON NEWS is the favored source j WhilevisitingtheLibraryrecently ,knows we don't need an Apocalypse
I for three, out of five for local news and I I was to ot r e small chil- Now.
dren as they approached the pretty The New World Order should
I advert~snng ~tems. I decoratod Christmas tree, wideeyed stand for "Peace', and if it does 8o
J ' [ with joy, very gently, with one fin- stand, then it must begin with
', O SIGN ME UR Ijger' touch the ornaments and stand "PEACE', not WAR.
in awe as they looked on as if a HUNTER THOMPSON
j Send me a full year of THE HINTON NEWS (52 a magician was about to perform,
: Issues) at the low basic subscription rate of $11,50 ! There is, of course, magic in the
(In State residents add 69 cents state tax.) I air at Christmas time. Little ones
ii Clty Name ii have their parents write letters t° wrote Santa the ~~~
: -- ....... (a~o,,~ a~Jm)' ~ Santa and it makes no difference the
! Address I letter is mailed just days before the
big event, they know Santa received
I ---------- ~ I their letter as V.E.L. did when his
,I Mypayment!,s enclosed ! Dec. 1929: "I area boy two years old ------- ~ml,~ ~COR. S~d ^VZ. a ,B|~UZ ST.
and I do not go to school but brother anvroN. Wv.. V~O~Z 44m ssss
I Please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery of the first copy I and sister does. I want you to bring :,:-::.,~!::::::::~.".'.'~'~-"-~:~::::.~.::~:~:~,~
' TEAR & MAlL TO: THE HINTON NEWS , me a drum, and a gun, also some ~ ! M~i.~
I P.O. BOX 1000 J candyand nuts."
Yes, Christmas is the time of the
L. HINTON, WV 25951 J year we have warmth in our hearts ~ n,
for family and neighbor. I know of no iiii~il~! R. Ph.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR otherindustrythatsurpassrailroad
• N eed N u r s e A ide C las s Her e
To whom and all it may concern: andpeopleleavingbecauseofathing
rm writing concerning the need like this. More than anything, it
for a nursing Aid Class in Summers seems like the people in office is out
Co. in which is needed to obtain a to help themselves and no one else.
certificate to work in that field by But the main question is why are
ot~to law. The reason I'm writing the people in Summers Co. treated
thisilhecausesomanypeopleneeds this way, mainly after all the trust
ittoworkandsupporttheirfamilies, we put in all ofyou, when we voted
Don't get the people wrong, we are for you. But we all make mistakes,
not begging, but we are asking for but we don't make the same one
help twice.
It's a shame to see the families Robert Lee Williams
Attention: Hinton High
School Students
Your letters were great and filled
with warmth, joy, love and support
for our Troops Operation Desert
Shield.
Our Troopansed to hear from the
,'youth, of. America~ Your gifts and
letters will touch the hearts, mind
and Spirit of our Troops and give
them a liR. Which is much needed.
Your letters have assured them they
am not forgotten nor alone at this
time. They are very much apart of
your thoughts and in Your prayers.
Students, the letters and gifts are
on their way to our Troops. Don't
stop there. Keep the prayers for peace
Dismissed Case
flowing. Let's picture in our minds
our Troops coming home safe and
sound.
You have given the best gift one
can ever give another. Yourself. Bless
you all for caring about your Ameri-
can Troops.
On behalf of our Troops I "Phank
You".
Merry Christmas to You All
I am very Proud of Hinton High
Students
Mrs. Maxine Ciampi
Rt. 86, Box 85
Jumping Branch, W.Va. 25969
Dear Editor
Sometime ago I read in the Hin-
ton paper where they dismissed the
case where that guy beat that Bailey
guy severely and left him to die. The
paper said that the witness that
called the police wasn't too drunk to
call the police and I think he told the
truth, the first time. Was true he
changed his story in the last part he
wun't too drunk to call the police on
them guys who was beating Bailey.
He knew the guys the way I see
this, Some one or several aren't doi ng
their home work. Mr. Bailey is in
ndition.
Idon't think this should have been
diJntiseed without an investigation.
Sinceraly,
Betty Marra
Union, W.Va. 24983
FOOl] FOR THOUOHT
WE aRE RS
n TURE In many
WaYS
When an apple ceases to develop
and ripen, it begins to rot.
When a tree ceases to grow stur-
dier, higher, and larger, it begins to
decay.
When man ceases to learn to
change his opinions and adopt new
and higher ideals and enter upon
wider regions of faith and love,the
jungle forces ofcyr.iciern, doubt, and
reaction set in and man begins to
deteriorate mentally and physically.
Maxine Ciampi
Jumping Branch
Lettem are welcome, but no more
than one letter each rmnth will be
aecepted from the same writer. Pref-
erence will be given to iettem of 300
wo~dJ or le~. Longer letters may be
=hortened or rejected. Letters must
be signed and must include an sd-
drem and phone number, The tele-
phone number will not be published.
Letters will be edited for grammer,
spelling, taste, syntax, and libel.
Names will not be withheld.
Address them to Letters to the
Editor, P. 0. Box 1000, Hinton, WV
HINTON HIGH SCHOOL
WEEK OF JAN. 2 -4
BREAKFAST
Wed. Jan. 2
Toast, Ham Pattie, Cereal, Fruit,
Milk.
Thurs. Jan. 3
Biscuit, Juice, Scrambled Eggs,
Milk.
Fri. Jan. 4
Fruit, Cereal, Donut, Milk.
LUNCH
Wed. Jan. 2
Baked Fish, Broccoli Spears, Cole
Slaw, Cornbread, Apple. Salad Bar.
Hot. Bar, Milk.
Thurs. Jan. 8
Baked Ham, Whole Wheat Bun,
Lettuce/tomato, Calif. Mix Veg.,
Pear. Salad Bar. Hot Bar, Milk.
FrL Jan. 4
Taco Salad, Salad Bar, Green
Beans, Orange. Hot Bar, Milk.
employes in their kindness during
this time of year.
The following are excerpts from
The Train Dispatcher December
1966 issue:
"On Dec. 25, 1830, a crude, wheez-
ing little steam locomotive pulled a
*train~ of three cars along the
wooden-rail tracks of the South
Carolina Canal & Rail Road Co. near
Charleston, S.C. This occasion inau-
gurated train service on the Ameri-
can continuent and thus gave the
U.S. one of it~ greatest Christmas
gilts.
"perhaps this is the heritage
which accounts for Santa Claus so
often wearing the disguise of an
engineer or dispatcher or trainman
or operator or other railroad em-
ploys. Or perhaps it's the other way
around - perhaps railroaders wear
the disguise of Santa inwardly be-
cause, as the New York Sun editor
wrote 8-year-old Virginia many years
ago, ?santa Claus exists as certainly
as love and devotion and generosity
exist in people's hearts, and gives
your life its highest beauty and joy?
At any rate every railroad is replete
with stories of good deeds by groups
of employees, particularly at Christ-
mas time.
~On the day before Ch~stmas in
the year 1872, a local train without
a caboose was unloading some track
material on a steep grade of the Erie
Railroad just east of Alden, N.Y.
When starting to pull ahead, a cou-
pler broke releasing the two rear
cars, permitting them to roll down-
grade away from the train. The situ-
ation was alarming because the
descending grade continued for a
long distanceand a passenger train,
No. 8, was due in a short time from
the opposite direction.
~The operator at Alden, seeing
the two runaway cars moving down
grade, promptly notified train dis-
patcher Robert Gross at Buffalo.
Gross immediately called Operator
Tom Fitzgerald at Town Line, the
next station to the east, instructing
him to stop No. 8 - due there in three
minutes - and line the west switch of
the siding to divert the runnaway
cars. Fitzgerald did as instructed
and the cars were derailed at the
east, or stub end of the siding. No. 8
was delayed a total of four minutes
and the trainload of passengers,
many of whom were standing in the
aisles, were able to celebrate Christ-
mas at home.
~During Christmas week in 1934
essa
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A message to the people is basi-
cally something that is not heard, it
depends heavily from whom the
message comes.
I am just a nobody, one who cares
about our Nation, our Flag, our
Constitution, and Justice for our
People. But, I also care, about the
people of other lands.
This war we appear to be ~stead-
fastlf'advocatingin the Middle East
without clear cause, means the end
of our Constitution, the end of our
laws pretaining to Justice, and per-
haps the end of our world, as we
know it, for the Middle East is well
prepared, but hopefully not ready.
Husseyin has linked Israel into the
matter, and we all know that "Is-
rael" has Nuclear Weapons.
I employ each and everyone of
you, from East to West, from North
to South, please call your Congress-
man and tell them that this war is
not wanted by the People. Demon-
strate against the war in the streets
of our nation. THERE SHOULD BE
NO MORE WAR WITHOUT THE
CONSENT OF THE PEOPLE.
Our leaders are leading us, with
certain determination, into certain
destruction. We must immediately
place Him in our hearts, recognize
the dangers of the massive Ameri-
can presence in the Middle East,
and discard the false messages of
Devils.
ericans
I pray each and every one of you to
think for just one moment, for a
President who cannot pick his own
cabinet without the consent of Con-
gress, how can he declare war, with-
out the consent of Congress; a gov-
ernmental body that represents us.
Embarrassment! Who cares. It
does not matter whether the world
will laugh at us or not, it does matter
if we should seem appeased in
Huseyin's aggression.
Remember, until now, the U.N.
has al ways been precieved as a'peace
keeping" force to be used in assuring
peace between warring nations. Now
all of a sudden the U.N. has been
redefined at the same period in our
history during which we are em-
barking on world peace.
And our nation is the strongest in
this world. For today's PEACE is as
to RESTRAINT, as war is WAR to
certain destruction.
In spite of the fact that we should
be setting an example, their deter-
ruination acttially portrays that they
do not care that we will kill hun-
dredsofthousands, perhapsmillions
of the world's citizens, to include
thousands of Americans, many with
children back home, waiting. And
for what? They refuse to plainly and
fully explain.
We have been conditioned, so to
speak, to listen to our top leaders,
and almost collectively believe in
our loved ones; the leaders.
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