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10 - Hinton News
Summers County Pre K
Enrollment for 2016-2017
School Year
Summers County Schools and
CASE WV Head Start work
collaboratively to offer high quality
preschool services to the young
children of Summers County. Pre-K
classrooms are available at Jumping
Branch Elementary, Talcott
Elementary, Hinton Area
Elementary and the CASE WV
Head Start Center for all children
who will be four years of age by
September 1. All classrooms offer
fully inclusive services for students
with special needs.
Enrollment for children who wish
to attend either of these programs
for the 2016-2017 school year will be
held on Friday, March 18, 2016, at
the Memorial Building in Hinton
from 8:00 - 3:00.
If have a child you like to enroll
please contact your local sch6ol or
the Head Start Center. The Board
of Education will then contactyou
with an appointment time. Contact
persons and phone numbers are:
Jumping Branch Elementary, Linda
Knott, • 466-6025, Talcott
Elementary, Renae Jones, 466-6029;
Hinton Area Elementary, Angela
Gumm, 466-6024; CASE WV Head
Start, 466-6016 and Summers
County Board of Education, Michael
Tabor or Karen Sears, 466-6009.
PANCAKE DINNER
The Fat Tuesday Annual Pancake
Dinner will be held on Tuesday, Feb.
9 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. It will be
followed by a service of Ashes at 7 to
recognize the beginning of Lent.
Everyone is welcome. Plenty of
pancakes and all the fixings will be
waiting!
The dinner is free. Ascension is
located at the corner of 5th and
Temple across from the middle
school.
CHOCOLATE LOVERS EVENT
Friends of the Library will once
again be having their Valentines
Chocolate Lovers Delight on Friday,
February 12th. Order forms to be
available at the Library by Tuesday,
February 9. Ti!' then, just be
thinking about your Delight!
BOARD IVIEET1NG
The Southern Conservation
District monthly board meeting will
be held February 11, at the Southern
Conservation District Building, 463
Ragland Road, Becldey. The meeting
will begin promptly at 9:45 a.m.
The agenda wilt be posted at the
SCD office. For any questions
concerning the above mentioned
meeting please call 304-253-0261•
PIPESTEM RURITAN CLUB
The Pipestem Ruritan club meets
every fourth Saturday at 6:00 p.m.
We have a wonderful dinner beibre
our meeting. We would like to invite
anyone interested in learning more
about this service club to come and
join us. We have a gospel sing the.
Friday before our meetings.
Come join in the fun and
fellowship. For more information
please call Brenda Garcia at 304-
923-1622 or 304-466-6804.
Tues. Feb. 9, 2016
ommaalt
LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES
The Class of 1966 needs the last
known address for the following so
they can be invited to the reunion
that will be held at Pipestem Resort
State Park on October 21 and 22.
According to Bonnie all were in the
class of 1966 at one time. If anyone
can help please contact Bonnie at
bonniesyoung@msn.com
Judith Bragg, James H. Brown,
Jackie Cales, Billy Carden, Pamella
Collins, Rosalee Ennis, Judy Fox,
Nancy Gill, James W. Goins, Robert
Grimmett, Lena Harrah, Susanna
Jorgerson, Beverly Kessler, John
Lilly, Garnet Plumley, Roger Reid,
Peggy Ryan, Janis Saunders, Betty
Shuck, Thelma Tate, Janet White,
Janice Wills, Mary Grace Carden
Wiseman, Sandra Woodrum, Jerry
Yopp.
LOOKING FOR ADDRESSES
If you can help with addresses or
contact information for the following
classmates, please mail to Hinton
High School Class of 1976 P.O. Box
44 , Hinton, WV 25951 or email
kimberlycurry@gmail.com (Kim
Campbell Curry) robin
mcneer@yahoo.com (Robin Ford
McNeer).
Rhonda Amick, Te'rry Bailey,
Rebecca Bennett, Violet Bennett,
Mary Blevins, James (Jim Bob)
Bowles, Terri Bowling, Christie
Connor, Barbara Cox, Susan Ellison
Bish, Doug Gill, Gregg Gill, Patricia
Harvey McClelland, Michael Lee
Lilly, Paul Steven Lilly, Carolyn
Dianna Martin , William Walter
Mills, Randy Redden, Danny
Richmond, Deborah Crook
Richmond , Rosa Richmond, Billy
Starcher, Brenda Walker, Charles
William Ward, Drema Williams,
Leonard Williams,Terry Alan Wills.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Mondays and Thursdays are our
nursing service days. Children's
immunizations, flu shots, blood
pressure'screenings and all other
services are done on these days. If
you have any questions please feel
free to call 304-466-3388.
If you are between the ages of 19
and 26, with or without insurance,
and interested in receiving the
Gardisil/HPV vaccine, please call
the health department at 304-466-
3388.
HEALTH SCREENING
Women's Health Screenings
available. Attention: Women ages.
25-64. If you are uninsured or
underinsured you may be eligible for
pap smear and mammogram (age
restrictions for mammograms do
apply) through the WV Breast and
Cervical Screening Program. These
tests could save your life.
Call the Summers County Health
Department for more information
and appointment.
MUSEUM CLOSED
The Hinton Railroad Museum at
206 Temple Street will be closed
untilApril 1, 2016. We want to thank
the citizens of Hinton and Summers
County for their support during the
past year, and look forward to 2016
SCHS Boys
Basketball News
Ryan Scores 26 to Leads Bobcats to
OT Win over Mt. View
Summers Co. 77 Mt. View 76 (0T)
Summers County clawed their
way from 13 points down in the 4th
quarter to grab a lead only to see
Mt7 View hit a desperation three at
the buzzer in regulation to push the
game into overtime. Mount View
grabbed the early lead in OT but the
Bobcats in their most determined
effort of the season found a way to
pull out the win with many key plays
from numerous players. Matt Ryan
led all scoring with 26 points and he
also passed out 9 assists, while
Andrew Richmond tossed in 19 with
12 boards and Braxton Adkins,
Antonio Ford, and Dacota Thomas
scored 10 apiece, Thomas grabbed
~tl rebounds. DeMoni Edwards
totaled 17 points, Kenneth Brown
c0ntributedl6, while Joe Hayes and
Jaquane Imes scored 13 apiece for
Mt. View.
Ryan was also presented with a
certificate of invitation to play in the
state wide NorthSouth All Star
basketball game this summer by
WVADA B,oard Member Bill
Gillespie.
Mount View Sidney George 2 0-0
4, DeMoni Edwards 5 2-2 17,
Kenneth Brown 6 3-3 16, Joe *-yes 5
0-013, Kobe Brown 10-0 2, Jaqaune
Imes 4 5-513, Ellis Bryson 12-2 4,
Marcus Bonds 2 3-4 7. Totals: 26 15-
16 76.
Summers County (7-9)
Matt Ryan 9 7-12 26, Cordell
Meadows 0 2-4 2, Braxton Adkins 4
0-010, Antonio Ford 4 2~
210, Andrew Richmond 8 3-619,
Dakota Thomas 5 0-0 10. Totals:
301424 77.
MV:2321 1778--76 Sc: 16 20 13
19 9 - 77 3-point goals: MV: 9
(Edwards 5, Brown, Hayes 3); SC: 3
(Ryan, Adkins 2).
Fouled out: Ford
• Treat Travels Well
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and adults on the move, for busi-
ness trips and daily commutes, for
family hikes and walks in the
park,' you want a treat that's
wholesome, portable and delicious.
Fortunately, you can now get a
smart snack that passes the mess
test (it doesn't drip or crumble). It's
made of nothing but 100 percent
pure, top-quality fruit, freeze-dried
to a light, crispy texture. Flavors
include Tangerine, Apple, Asian
Pear, Banana, Cantaloupe, Mango
and Pineapple, each in individual,
single-serving packets that are
easy to pop into backpacks, brief-
cases, travel bags, overnight totes
and purses--they're even TSA
friendly for the airport.
A crisp, pure fruit treat can help
you enjoy healthy snacking when
on the go.
NARCONON The treat, called Crispy Fruit,
Narconon reminds families that is non-GMO Project Verified and
abuse of addictive pharmaceutical available in a convenient "Grab &
WEST END REUNION drugs is on the rise. Learn to Go" 6-pack as well as individual,
A West End Reunion is recognize the signs of drug abuse single-servingbags. Each provides
tentatively set for Ma~; 2016. It is and get your loved ones help if the just 55 calories or less, and the
fruit is available at many re-
still in the planning stages but email are at risk. Call Narconon for a free tailers--you can find them at
and mailing addresses arerequested brochure on the signs of addiction www.crispygreen.com/where-to-
for those that are interested,for all types of drugs. Narconon also buy.html or purchase online at
Please send an email to offers free screenings and referrals, www.crispygreen.com.
westendreunion@gmail.com or call 800-431-1754 or Prescription-
304-301-4037. abuse.org.
HISTORICAL CALENDAR
Historical Calendar The 2016
Historical Calendar sponsored by
the Veterans Museum is available at
the Summers Co. Library and the
Railroad Museum. This calendar
features the Blue Sulphur Springs
Resort, the Federal Prison at
/~lderson, an 1870 steam locomotive,
The Masonic Theatre, Mecot
Camara and the Alderson Lion.
CFM
The Campbell-Flannagan-
Murrell House Museum closed for
the season on November 1. Tours
may still be arranged by calling 304-
445-5769 or by sending an email to:
cfm fmh@yahoo.com.
Our meetings are the third
Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
and are open to the public. We meet
at the Museum, but if the
temperatu~re is cold, call for an
alterative meeting place. If you are
interested in Hinton's history or
getting in some volunteer
experience, we welcome you to
participate in the Museum's
activities. You may also visit us on
Facebook and our website is: cfm-
fmh.org. We will reopen in May.
COOPER ANNOUNCES BID FOR RE-ELECTION
I am announcing my candidacy for re-election to the House of Delegates for the
28th district• I am currently serving my second term in the people's seat. I serve
on the following committees; Education, Health and Human Resources,
Agriculture and Natural Resources, and Veteran Affairs and Homeland Security. I
serve as vice-chairman of the Veterans committee. It has been an honor to have
served in the people's seat thus far and I look forward to having that honor and
privilege once again. During my term in office I have made every effort to be
accessible and responsive to the people I serve. It is my hope that I have
demonstrated the integrity and principles that would allow me to continue to
serve. As always I encourage the folks in the 28th district to contact me as you
see fit. My Hoese email is roy.cooper@wvhous0.gov and my House of Delegate
phone is 304-340-3119. I can also be reached at •
304-646-1209 or 304-466-5523•
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Lady Bobcats Down Lady Renegades
Summers County 87 Westside 36 29 points and Morgan Miller had 13 Millm: 5 0-1 13,Tiffani Cline 2 0-0 4i
On Jan 30 the Summers Co. Lady points for the Lady Bobcats. Kayla Brittney Justice 7 4
Bobcats were led by triple-double Alger led Westside's scoring with 13 4 19,Whittney Justice 13 2-3 29,
performances from Brittney Justice points. Jordan Sigmund 1 0-0 2, Nicole Lin
and Hannah Taylor to easily defeat Westside (9-5) 1 0-0 2, Bryanna
sectional rival Westside Saturday, Morgan Thomas 3 1-2 7, Beth Bragg 1 0-0 2 Totals: 3511-19 87.
87-36. Bledsoe 1 0-0 2,Brooke Russell 2" 2- WS:614106 - 36
Brittney scored 19 points, had 11 2 6, Karla Cook 1 0-0 2, SC: 22 13 17 15 - 87
rebounds and 10 steals, while Taylor Katie Smith 2 1-2 6, Kayla Alger 3-point goals: WS: ] (Smith); SC:.
scored 16 points, grabbed 12 5 3-3 13. Totals: 147-9 36. 6 (Taylor, Miller 3, B. Justice, W.:
rebounds, and had 11 assists• Summers County (141) Justice)
WhittneyJustice led all scorers with Hannah Taylor 5 5-1116, MorganFouled out: None.
Lady Boboats Beat Princeton 58-47
Class M No.3 Summers County throws in the contest. Danielle Hall 3 47 10, Adrianna
went on the road and left with a big Princeton was led by Kaleigh Mitchem44412, JamieVest20-0"51
.win, topping Princeton Tuesday Barker's 16 points. Kaleigh Barker 5 6
F.eb.2 by a final score of 58-47. Summers County (15-1) 7 16,Autumn Bradley 1 0-12, Day
The Lady Bobcats wereled by the Erica Merrill 1 0-0 2, Hannah Day Eaves 1 0-0
Justice duo. Brittney scored 22, Taylor 0 6-8 6, Morgan Miller 2 -0 2. Totals: 16 1419 47.
while sister Whittney scored 23. 5, Brittney Justice 5 11-12 SC: 13 15 16 14 - 58 H: 14 12 10
Summers County found more than 22, Whittney Justice 4 1416 23. 11 - 47 3-point goals: SC: 2 (Miller,
half of its points at the free throw Totals: 12 31-36 58. B. Justice, W. Justice); P: 1 (Vest):
line connecting on 31 of 36 free Princeton (11-4) Fouled out: P: Brittany Long. :
Justice Scores 43 to Lead Lady Bobcats Over Clay County
Summers Co. 97 Clay Co. 59 Sister Whittney Justice scored 20 Si~,mund 10-0 2, Erica Merill 0 2-2
The Summers County Lady points along with seven assists, 2, Kristen Berry 0 0-2 0. Totals: 39
Bobcats traveled to West Virginia while Hannah Taylor added 17-2197•
State University to play Clay 22points. SummerAlley tossed in 15 Clay County (13-4)MacKenzie
County on Saturday Feb. 6 and points and Mackenzie Burford Burford 5 0-0 14, HaleyRamsay 12-
turned in a impressive performance, contributed 14 in the loss for Clay 2 4, Marissa Williams 10-0 2,
The Lady Bobcats started fast, County. SummerAlley6 3-6 15, EmilyWynn
leading by 11 by the end of the first Summers County (17-1) 2 2-3 6, Makayla Horrocks 2 0-0 4,
quarter, and went on to a 97-59 Hannah Taylor 8 6-6 22, MorganErica Boggs 2 0-0 6, Kacey Butcher
victory over a very good Clay County Miller 4 0-0 8,Tiffani Cline .0 0-10, : 3 0-0 8. Totals: 22 7-11 59.
team. Brittney Justice led all scoring Brittney Justice 19 5-6 43 SC: 24 24 31 18--97 CC: 13 1415
~ith 43 poihts to go with seven 7 assists 6 steals, Whittney 17--59.3-pointgoals: 2 (W. Justice)
assists and six steals. Justice 7 4-4 20 7 assists, Jordan CC: 8
Notice FRESH PECANS NOTICE
Ascension Episcopal Church hasEffectively Immediately the
BOOK AVAILABLE fresh pecans, harvested this fall. Summers County Recycling
Summers County One-Room Call CleoMathews at 304-466-1515 Program will suspend it's Saturday
School Books Available The One- or Joyce Ritter at 304-466-1135. Metal Buy-Back Program until
Room Schools book, published by the approximately April 1, 2016 or until
Summers County Historical Society NOTICE prices improve, whichever comes
and based on the research of former Do your New Year's Resolutions first.
Superintendent of Schools Charles include any of the following:
Saunders, is available at theExercise? Stop Smoking? Eat
following locations for $35: Healthy, Lose Weight? NYC TOUR
Summers County Chamber of Good Luck! Sorry we can't help Greenbrier Valley Medical Center
Commerce on Ballengee Street,you. But if your New Year's Senior Circle is sponsoring a 5 day
Hinton. Resoluctions include: Find a 4 night bus trip to New York City.
• J. L. Massie Insurance Agency carreer? Get a High School The trfp includes guided tours to
on Temple Street, Hinton equivalency diploma? Go to college? Central Park, Rockefeller Center,
• Best Foam and Fabric, 309 S. Improve you elnployment skills? Times Square, Wall Street, the 911
Fayette, Beckley. Then The Adult Education Memorial and new 911 Museum,
• Thimble and Plow at program at the Summers CountyEllis Island and Liberty Island and
Bridgewalk Mini-Mall in Alderson Public Library can help you. Come more.•
(on the Monroe side of the river), visit us at the 3rd floor of the library If interested in this trip please
• Dawson area, by calling (304) or call Shalom or Evelyn at 304-466.- call Barbara Gibson 304-520-4115.
392-2145. 4490.
• Mail orders PO Box 295, Forget conventionalisms; for-
Hinton, 25951 for $40, includes $5 get what the world thinks of you
shipping. ADDICTION COUNSELING stepping out of your place; think
Other merchants wishing to sell Narconon can help you take steps your best thoughts, speak your
the book should contact Donnato overcome additionin your family, best words, work your best
Brewster at (304) 466-6179. Call today for free screenings or works, looking*~ your own con-
This photo is typical of the 180 referrals. 800-431-1754. science for approval.
photos in the book which includes --Susan B. Anthony
over 200 schools. The only person
identified in this photo ofWhite Oak $~HCWI~II~[~ IE-JI$ ~/[[~
School is Cecil Cochran, first row,
3rd from the left. Cecil is now 100 Feb 12th - Feb 15th
years old and living in Roanoke.
Information to be used for The WV Aviation Hall of Fame:
Established: September 2, 1920
Members:
1. R.F. Dunlap President
2. W.R. Madison Vice President
3. C. E. Woodrum Secretary
4. J. J. Jordan Treasurer
5. W. S. "Shad" Peck General Manager
6. Lieutenant Earl T. Halloran, Aviator t
Lt. Halloran and Mr. Eddie Stinson brought the Jn-4D (Jenny) to Hinton from
Knoxville, Tenn. On Sept• 2. The purchase price of the aeroplane was $4200.
Does Anyone have pictures and/or memorabilia of the 1920 airfield located about 4
miles below Hinton and is now a park full of family camp sites.
Also are there any of the original photographs taken by photographer Mr. George
Rushford on his first flight over Hinton. Sept. 1920
Any photos of the early members and pictures of the BarnStorming events that
Summer of 1920.
Also any information on World Famous Aviator Paul Peck, who grew up in Hinton
and died in a plane crash at the International Gordon Bennet Trophy Race, C;hicago
Sept. 12, 1912.
Contact: R'Dan Halloran, (304) 343-6583 or 1408 Somerleyton Rd. Charleston,
WV 25314 or riverdan35@yahoo.com
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