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8 - Hinton News Tues. Feb. 2, 1999
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
TOPS OPEN HOUSE
TOPS #WV 207, Hinton will hold
an open house February 13th. at the
First United Methodist Educational
Building from i to 3 PM.
Come visit and learn how TOPS
can help you. All are welcome.
TASK FORCE MEETING
New River American Heritage
Task Force Meeting Thursday, Feb.
4th. at the Summers County
Wellness Center, 221 Temple St.
Hinton.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS PUBLIC NOTICE
The Hinton Area Community A meeting of the Summers
Center's Board of Directors meet on County Board of Health will be held
the second Tuesday of every month • at the health dept., 151 Pleasant St.,
at 6:30 p. m. at King's Restaurant,
212 Temple Street.
The meetings are open to the
public.
MEETING .....
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings
Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 8:00 P.l
at Ascension Episcopal Church,
corner of 5th. and Temple Street.
on Fri., Feb. 5th., at 2:00 p. m.
The purpose of this meeting is to
review the bids submitted for the
work to be done on the health dept.
building.
8ilz
Theatre
Grand Jury March, 1999 Term of Court
David Roy Richmond, Karen Sue Tincher, Margaret A. Ramsey, Jay Coleman Taylor,
Charles E. Miller, Pamela G. Miller, William Keatley, Robert W. Richmond,
David Wayne Johnson, Mona H. Hutchison, Dorothy M. Mann, Lonnle Howard Sifers,
Ralph F. Ric/, Franklin D. Parker, Alana S. Wynes, Torm Marie Kirkham
ALTerNATES:
Irwin Williams, Martha Jane Estes, Benjamin B. Earhart, Barbara L. Farley,
Joann McGraw, John D. Lilly, Shirley Gene Epperly, Ranall L. Harris, Freddie
R. Greenllef, Everett L. Hunt, Barbara Kay Stone, Suzanne T. Humphrey, Fred
Humphreys, Marlin Ray Keaton, Brenda F. Neely, Myrhl J. Elmore, Gary Artur
Ed, Elmer Queten Noble, Don Ray Dewitt, Myra Susan Rogers, Alvin A.
Garter,, Stevem Paul Rollyson, Elizabeth C. Gore, Sharo Ann Hannah
IIT JOBY
, 1999
Ronald Kei:.h Lilly, Valeria Jean Wynes, Richard R. Davis,
Michael Eugene
Martin, Alfred H. Footer, Jr., Benny S. Wills, Karl E. Koenlg, Garnett W.
Kittinger, Mary Meadows Newsce, Eugene Harold Wilfong, William Teddy Giles,
II, Shirley Mae Lester, Joyce A. Hudson, Anna Lee Williams, Genivev M. Neely,
James R. Young, Dorcas Alice Morris, Robert Scott Rc, II, James Patrick
Jordan, Daniel Lee Walker, St., David R. Williams, Thelma A. Wickline, Donald
Eugene Milam, Linda C. Willey, Joyce Ellen Waltman, Dawn Renee Jackson, Carol
M. Perslnger, Audrey Ann Richmond, Virginia L. We, Maryland W. Lyons,
William A. yrick, Donna R. Diehl, Robert Aaron Goins, Shirley M. Lilly,
Martha Leist Livesay, David P. Hicks, David Allen Thompson, Monroe Darrow
I. Eads, Patricla Lilly wilson, Ricky G. Snlder, JoAnn L. Ellison, Mary Jane
Neely, Teresa Marie Wheeler, Jire J. StClair, Wanda Mae Tallman, James
E. Pack, Aaron Ray Farley, Juanita Maye McCray, Robert C. Lirsay, Jane,s
Lynn Miller, Josephine S. Standard, Tara Jean Lowry, Nellie D. whesler, Betty
L. Elood, Edward Lee Wills, Elizabeth E. Lilly, Ernest Harold Meadows,
Miletus Jerry McGraw, Brenda Jean Sears, Thomas F. Ward, Rebecca L. Lilly,
Orley Lee Lilly, Nola Franclne Lilly, Charles wilson Martin, Jack Hunter
Lester, RoSy Elbert Kennedy, Nita G. Williams, Julia W. Peters, Shelia
J. Young, Virginia t4__e Mitchem, Virginia M. Meadows, Jane S. Dunfield, James
E. Fitzpatrick, Betty D. Gwinn, Thomas Edison Lilly, George Manvil Cook,
Ernest R. Farmer, Jr., Lloyd E. Gore, Jr., Linda M. Burdette, Betty Ann Lilly,
Virgln/a M. Meadows, Beverly G. Walker, Jessie Opal Harvey, Louise Raines
Houchlns, R¢ Dean Willey, Wilma Lee Gardisky, Patsy Hedrick, Louanna
Marie Fox, Gary W. Maddy, Susan Kathryn Tabor, Gary S. Wheeler, Daniel Ernest
Frazier, Patricla Jane Reed, Betty Jo Nichols, Mary Meadows Nichols, Patricia
Lee Hughes, Nancy Mae Norvel]. [tty L. P.h, Lloyd Rc-,rt Hutchinso L Carolyn
J. Stennett, Nancy Ann Lightner, Mary [ou Rush, Sandra K. Crews, Brenda Sue
Plumley, Betty Jane Lane, Lcnni Lewis Morrison, Claude Jennlngs Weese, Mary
Ellen Honaker, Donna C. Englar, Joyce Ann ia, Jeffrey M. Meadows,
Lee Roy Farley, Ruth Ramsey. Thomas, Cletis David Lyon, Nyland Roy Lively
II, David M. Harris, Josephine D. Gaal, Reba Louise Grimmett, Robert Joe
Rushford, Sara Me, Robin W. Shawver, Marie G. Shanks, John C. Shephard,
Richard Allen Simms, Danny E. Patton, Dorothy Jean Hall, Helen Arlene Lilly,
Betty Pomponio, Carl Allen Pierson, Thomas A. Patrick Jr., Gladys M. Lilly,
Guy A. Ray, James Lewis Richmond, Dale Lee Pack, Curtis Wayne Sims, Dewey
Hill Stickler Jr., Jennifer Ellen Purdy, Jacqueline Lynn Richmond, Arnold
K. Lilly, Valerle S. Parker, Roy D. Mitchem Jr., Betty Eloise Furrow, Franklin
D. Perdue, Donald Lee Harem Jr., David L. Smith, Kenneth Ray Davis, Linda
Sue Bruin/t, Phyllis A. Parker, Paul Thomas Woodrum, Jctu%nie W. Richmond
PATTIE JEAN
Circuit Clerk
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Whether you own a lot or a fsn'n, get the ansWer to your
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VITA SERVICES
The SummbPs Coimty Council on
Aging, Inc., will be providLng VITA
services every Thursday at 8:30 am
to 12:00 pm, from Feb. 4th. through
Apr. 15th.
VITA (Volunteer Income Tax
Assistance) provides free tax help in
the community. Volunteers help
people with basic tax returns,
particularly those with low and fixed
income, individuals with disabilities,
non-English speaking and elderly
taxpayers. There is no charge for
this service
BABY ITEMS NEEDED
REACHH is in need of all baby
items. Such as clothes, bottles, play
pins, cribs. If you would'like to
donate such items. Call 466-4659 or
drop off at REACHH.
If you have borrowed any baby
items from REACHH and are no
!1 longer using them, please return to
REACHH.
I I I I I
WOODS STORE
Going Out Of
Business
Will Be Closing April 1st.
Building snd Contents For Sale or Lesse
No Phone Calls Please. Can See By Appointment Only
CLEARANCE SALE!
Gifts & Souvenirs 1/2 off Hunting Equipment 1/2 off
Fishi Equipment 1/2 off Baseball Cards 1/2 off
Fenton Glass 1/2 off " Pottery & Pots 1/2 off
Bird Sathi.ll2 off Batteries 30%off
Pet Supplies 30% off Shei,s 30% off
Plp i/2 off T-shi., 1/2 off
Coleman Lantern & Stove 1/2 Off
Lawn a Garden SUppl. 30% Off
Awarded Federal Funds
Summers County:has beefi
awarded federal funds under the
Emergency Food and Shelter
National Board Program. $4734 has
been awarded to supplement
emergency food and shelter
programs in the county.
The selection was made by a
national board this is chaired by the
Federal Emergency Management
Agency and consists of
representatives from the Salvation
Army, American Red Cross, Council
of Jewish Federations, Catholic
Charities, National Council of
Churches of Christ in the USA, and
United Way of America which will
provide the administrative staffand
function as fiscal agent. The
national board was charged to
distribute funds appropriated by
Congress to help expand the
capacity of food and shelter
programs in high-need areas around
the country.
A local board made up of
representatives of the County
Commission, American Red Cross,
the Ministerial Association, Catholic
Community Services, CASE of WV,
Council on Aging, First Presbyterian
Church, Loaves and Fishes, the
Senior Center, and local clients will
determine how the funds awarded
to Summers County are to be
distributed among the emergency
food and shelter programs run by
local service organizations in the
area. The local board is responsible
for recommending agencies to
receive these funds and any
additional funds available under
this phase of the program.
Under the terms of the grant from
the national board, local
governmental or private voluntary
organizations chosen to receive
funds must: 1) be non-profit; 2) have
an accounting system; 3) practice
nondiscrimination; 4) have
demonstrated the capability to
deliver emergency food and/or
shelter programs; 5) if they are a
private voluntary organization, they
must have a voluntary board.
Qualifying organizations are urged
to apply.
Summers County has distributed
Emergency Food and Shelter funds
previously with Iaves and Fishes,
First Presbyterian Church, and
Summers County Services Council
participating. These agencies were
responsible for providing 1479
meals, 60 nights of lodging, and 34
utility bill piyments in the previous
period.
Further information on the
program may be obtained by
contacting Jane Duffield at 466-2110
(on Mon., Wed., and Fri., 10AM to
2pm) or 466-3740 not later than
Tues., Feb. 9th.
From Page Three
Leg!" s!ativ e Notes
with the PEIA deficit.
To date, legislators are still
reviewing what steps we should take
so we don't unfairly balance the
deficit on the backs of hard working
state employees. We are evaluating
the different proposals and
measures pertaining to this
complicated issue.
As always, if you have any
legislative questions or concerns,
please do not hesitate to call me at
340-3269.
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETINt
Summers County Right To Life
meets at the Wellness Center,
Temple St. and 3rd. Ave., downtown
Hinton at 7:00 p. m.
The meetings are held on the 3rd.
Monday of the month.
Anyone interested in working for
the protection of the unborn are
invited to attend.
Patch Adams
Rated PG-13
Fri., Sat., 6:00 & 8:30
Sun., 6:00 pm only
Adm: $3.00 each 466-2629
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VALENTINE DANCE
There will be a Valentine Dance at the
Hinton Moose Lodge
Saturday, Feb. 13, 1999
9 pm to I am
There will be a cover charge of $5.00 single or
$8.00 couple.
All members and invited guests are asked to
come out and have a good time. Music by
"HAIR TRIGGER" 466-2361
Specials
This Week
At Eddie's Market
Greenbrier Drive, Hinton Phone: 466-6681
eeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeseelelele
Tomatoes 75¢ lb. Bananas 29¢ lb.
Red Delicious Apples 5 / $1.00
Lettuce 79¢ a head
Cigarette Sale
Winstons $2.16 pk. Doral $1.79 pk.
Camel $2.16 pk. Kool $1.99 pk.
Marlboro $2.16 pk. GPC $1.89
Basic $1.99 pk.
Sold By Carton Too!if
,FAMILY NIGHT
Every Wednesday 4 P. M. - Close
Eat In or Carry Out
LARGE ONE TOPPING
$5.99
LARGE SUPREM
(SiX TO00PINGS)
• " ,S+9+S9+9+SO'
Pitcher Soft Beverage $1 o 3. , B,e=ertgls Eat In Only,
Toppings Extra Free Refilis Do (.` N
Offer Good Wednesday Nigh Only
Hinton Location Only, St. Rt. 107 Phone 466-0245
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