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Creston News Week of October 26th

The Creston Halloween party was a big success with 49 children participating and then there were several children at heart, some being senior citizens likely eligible for their second childhood.  Among those were Raggedy Ann, Little Red Riding Hood & the Big Bad Wolf.  The younger ones enjoyed games and won prizes as well as a bag of candy.  A lot of effort was put into decorating the building to make it really scary.

Folks need to remember  that next Tuesday November 3 is Election Day and the future of the nation is on the ballot.  Those who want to have Sharia law and those who want to establish a Communist dictatorship are, in other areas, openly running against the Declaration of Independence and the U. S. Constitution.  It is important to either vote early or make it Iten #1 on Tuesday to go to the polls and cast your ballot.

As an example of how things could go really wrong, depending on who is in charge, the Bill Gates Foundation has developed the “Mark of the Beast” implant just in time for the next “plandemic”.  It is a quantum dot QR code with “vaccine” m-RNA that to the naked eye is invisible but can be seen & read with a special light.

Former Creston resident Anthony Plummer was shot over in Spring Valley.  It was reported that he was taken by helicopter to Morgantown.  It was also reported that he was afraid to say who shot him.

It is now October 25 and there has been no frost in Creston.  The only obvious negative is that the leaves are not very pretty this year.  A longer growing season is a “win/win”, not the doom & gloom of Albert Gore Jr. & the green weenies.  Some weather maps for winter show that there will be a lot of snow for the local area.

The Wirt School Board decided that if home schoolers & those who attend Christian School want to play football that will generate a fee to the parents of  just $750.00 with additional fees for other sports, FFA, band, etc.  Seems that Mr. Metz’s plans are going over like a lead balloon.

Elon Musk, the man who has brought sight to many blind folks announced that each American child will receive one share of SpaceX. That along with the Trump accounts will give every child a part of the action and reinforce that America is the greatest nation in Earth’s history where everyone has a chance to succeed.  Musk is to contribute $10.5 billion to make it happen.  Needless to say the usual suspects are furious that such would happen.

Going eastbound as one comes to Creston from Burning Springs there is now a break in the pavement near the former Okey J. Campbell residence that can break car parts, etc. Perhaps such might be considered something to fix as set forth in the Core Maintenance Manual.  Until repairs are done folks need to be very careful.

Karson Propst bagged a nice nine point near Creston during the youth hunting season.

Terry Pegula, sometimes called the Rhinestone Cowboy who formerly had wells in the local area and owns a professional sports team now has another company, JKLM Energy.  His firm is drilling Marcellus wells in Pennsylvania.

While the folks down at the Mouth of the Elk bloviate things are happening in Pennsylvania.  There are 2,000 workmen busy at the Homer City gas fired power plant and data center complex and the first 7 gas turbines have been placed on their foundations.

Barbara Wright celebrated her birthday with friends coming down from Ohio.

There is now in the nation 20 bcf/day (billion cubic feet) of natural gas converted to LNG (liquified natural gas) for export.  In Europe the price/MMBTU is $28.91 while in the orient it is $30.01, the Henry Hub price is $3.06 and the Appalachian price is $1.055.  Natural gas is $20 in Massachusetts but there are a dearth of pipelines there.  One wonders if anyone in Columbus, Harrisburg and the Mouth of the Elk that is awake.  It is obvious that we are being robbed and perhaps “our leaders” just don’t want to know about it.  Along those lines it was announced that France was going to get LNG from Qatar and then it was reported that American producers are selling LNG to Qatar.  Interesting, is it not?

The price of local Pennsylvania grade crude rose to $101.27/bbl. With condensate fetching $84.27/bbl. And Marcellus & Utica light bringing $91.27/bbl.  West Texas Intermediate was $103.27 and Brent (North Sea) crude was $111.70/bbl.  In addition to some trying to make “Orange Man” look bad the activities of the Houtis (an Iran proxy) against the Saudi Arabia oil fields have caused concern elsewhere in the world about supply.




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