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10 - Hinton News Tues. Feb. 23, 2016
COMMUNITY LUNCH
First Presbyterian Church
(Corner of Third Ave. and Ballengee
St.) will be serving a Community
lunch at noon Thursday February
25. Everyone is invited! Come and
share a delicious lunch with us.
THANKS EVERYONE
Just want to thank everyone who
participated in the Friends of the
Library Chocolate Delight sale. To
all those who baked, rolled, dipped
all those goodies; to all those who
wrapped and organized
and delivered all the orders; to all
those who bought the goodies for
themselves and for their loved
ones--we thank you all very much!
Even the weather cooperated in a
timely manner!
LENTEN FRY
Where? St. Patrick Catholic
Church Temple Street, and 2nd Ave
Historic Downtown Hinton
When? Fridays February 26,
March 4, and March 18.4 P.M. to 7
P.M. Take-Out-Dine-In
Fried or Baked Tilapia Coleslaw,
Potatoes au Gratin or Rice, Roll,
Drink, Desert.
Still Only: $11 for Adults, $7
children under 12. A great meal at a
great price!
HEALTH DEPT. MARCH
SCHEDULE
March 1- Food School at 9 A.M.
Please come 15 minutes early to fill
out necessary paperwork. Any
questions, call 304-466-3388.
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
ttead 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 school or
the IIead 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.
.. BAKE POTATO BAR
The Trinity United Methodist
Church at Talcott, WV, will be
having a Baked Potato Bar on
Saturday, March 12, from 4:00-7:00.
The pri~:e will be $8 per person and
this includes a baked potato with a
variety of toppings, soup, dessert,.
and drink.
Everyone is invited to come out
for some good ibod and fellowship•
LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES
The Class of 1966 needs the las~
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
ben niesyoung@msn.coin
Judith Bragg, James H. Brown,
Jackie Cales, Billy Carden, Pamella
Collins, Rosalee Ennis, Judy Fox,
Nancy Gill, James W. Goins, Robert
Grimmetl, Lena Harrah, Susanna
Jorgerson, Beverly Kessler, John
Lilly, Garnet Plumley, Roger Reid,
Peggy Ryan, aanis Saunders, Betty
Shuck, Thelma Tate, Janet White,
Janice Wills, Mary Grace Carden
Wiseman, San(Ira Woodrum, Jerry
Yol)p.
The hest thing to give to your
enemy is forgiveness; to an
opponent, tolerance; to a friend,
your heart; to your child, a g(~xl
examph;; to a father, deference;
to your mother, conduct that
will make her proud of you; to
yourself, respect; to all men,
charity.
--Francis Maitland Balflmr
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FEBRUARY FUN FEST
Talcott 5th grade invites the
community to join us at the
Memorial Building on February
27th for a day of food and fun! 10
A.M.- 2 P.M. All proceeds go toward
the class trip to Washington DC. we
will have games, baked goods, hot
dogs, door prizes, cash prizes, and a
rummage sale.
We are accepting donations of
items for rummage sale and bake
sale goodies. Contact Laurie at 304-
712-8942 or like us on Facebook at
Talcott 5th Grade DC trip for more
information. Your help and support
will give many of our kids a chance
of a lifetime trip. Thank you.
VOTER REGISTRATION
DEADLINE
Voter Registration Deadline for
the Tuesday, May 10, 2016 Primary
Election will be Tuesday, April 19,
2016. All address changes, party
changes and new voter registrations
must be made by that date to be
eligible to vote in this Election.
The County CLerk's Office in the
Courthouse will be open Monday-
Friday 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. or you
may call 4662/104 to receive voter
registration application by mail.
NOTICE
Effectively Immediately the
Summers County Recycling
Program will suspend it's Saturday
Metal Buy-Back Program until
approximately April 1, 2016 or until
prices improve, whichever comes
first.
FRESH PECANS
Ascension Episcopal Church has
fresh pecans, harvested this fall.
Call Cleo Mathews at 304-466-1515
or Joyce Ritter at 304-466-1135•
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
1
44 , IImton, WV 2595~ or email
kimberlycurry@gmail.com (Kim
Campbell Curry) robin
mcneer@yahoo.com (Robin Ford
McNeer).
Rhonda Amick, Terry Bailey,
Rebecca Bennett, Violet Bennett,
Mary Blevins, James (Jim Bob)
Bowles, Terri Bowling, Christie
Conner, 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, Drama Williams,
Leonard Williams,Terry Alan Wills.
Stan Duncan
I am Stan Duncan, candidate for
the Summers County Board of
Education and I wish to thank
you for the time you are taking
to read this article. Obviously,
you are a concerned citizen
taking an interest in our school
system. My filing to run for the
board of education was an easy
decision.
I retired June 15, 2015 after 26
years as a teacher and coach at
6 schools in 5 different systems
in Virginia and West Virginia.
Based upon my experience as an
educator, retired insurance
business owner, insight into our
schools as a result of teaching in
Summers County the last 12
years, and a Master of Education
in Educational Leadership I felt
I still had something to offer in
the field of education.
I wish to thank all of the
candidates who have filed to run
for the Summers County Board
of Education.
Such interest speaks well for our
community with so many
citizens willing to be public
servants.
I look forward to a vigorous
debate of the issues, and
problems that confront our
school system.
Our students, parents,
Stan Duncan 2016 Canddate
For Summers County Board
administration, teachers, service for Concord University.
personnel, and community Retired Business owner and
deserve the best possible Operator as a Nationwide
solutions to our educational Insurance Agent.. in NC.
problems. Distinguished Past President of
To optimize the success of Mebane, NC. Kiwanas Club,
.Summers County Schools we Recieved A Distinguished
need leadership and the Service Award from KIWANIS.
cooperation of all parties i just I am fully.aware, that although
mentioned• credentials and experience are
I offer the following credentials invaluable, they are worthless
for your consideration as you without a common sense
determine which candidate application when decisions are to
you feel is best qualified to be a be made. It is for you, the voter,
member of the Summers County after the conversations of this
Board of Education. Master of campaign, to determine which
Education Degree K-12, candidate will best serve our
Certified as a Superintendent of children.
Schools, Director of Curriculum I am a native of Summers
and School Principal, 2008 County and I reside in the
History Teacher Of The Year For Greenbrier voting district with
WV and Competed for National my wife Donna Duncan, an
Teacher of the Year, 26 Years elementary teacher at Hinton
Teaching in Virginia and West Area Elementary.
Virginia In 5 School Systems. I care about our schools and
Served on The WV Department students.
Of Education Committee that I am willing to listen, converse,
wrote The Curriculam for Social and consider all alternatives
Studies K-12. with a fair and unbiased
Served On The WV Department perspective as we seek the best
Of Education Committee For possible solution for problems.
Statewide Textbook Adoption K- We can be successful with team
12, Faculty Senate President At work, by keeping our minds
Summers County High School. open, with a willingness to tackle
Served on Local School problems, and a strong work
Improvement Committee, ethic• Our common goal should
Served On Crisis Team at be to continuously improve our
Summers County High School. schools as we seek to better
Completed WV Teacher prepare our students to be
Leadership Program Professor of lifelong learners.
Education For Classroom I ask you for your vote. Please
Management And Special vote on May 10, 2016 for Stan
Teaching Methods At Concord Duncan.
University.
Supervision of Student Teachers
Hinton Area Elementary School
December Students of the Month
Pre-K - Second
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SUMMERS COUNTY COMMISSION
I, Amy L. Mann, am pleased and excited to announce nay candidacy for Summers County Commissioner! I am
running for this office because I want to continue to make a contributing difference in the county that I and
my family call home. I am the daughter of Perry E. Mann and the late Clara McCormick Mann. I am married
to Michael D. Mann and we have one child, Ferrell Mann (#28 on the Super Bowl Champion Youth Football
Varsity Team!!!!)
Past & Present: I received my elementary and high school education in the Summers County school system.
After grad.uating from Hinton High School in 1982, I attended WVU for a Semester and transferred to Concord
College. I graduated from Concord College in December 1986 with a BS degree in Education. I worked as a
substitute teacher in the local schools for five years. With the help of my parents, I opened and operated a
catering business known as The Upper Crust. During that time, I also worked for my father, Perry E. Mann,
in his law office• InAugust, 19991 enrolled in WVU Law School and graduated in May, 2002 with a JD degree.
After passing the West Virginia State Bar, I joined my father as a partner in our law firm, Mann & Mann,
Row I Left to right: Braelyn Smith, Brittany Nelson, Owen Adkins. Attorneys at Law. In 2007, I accepted the nomin,tiono of Prosecuting Attorney and have served the citizens of
Row 2 Left to right: Allison Bragg, Caleb Hill, Gabby Pitzer, Jessica Summers County in that elected position for the past ten years. I will vacate the office of Prosecuting Attorney,
Thomas, Caleb Hinton, Luke Ratliff, Chase Wilcox. Row 3 Left to of Summers County on December 31, 2016• ~ "
right Kailey Ballard, Alivia Weikle, Hannah Brown, Jessica Future: On May 10th and November 8th the voters of Summers County will have a choice when voting for
Oliveros, Landon Lester, Drew Shaw, Mylee Dickenson. Not SummersC~untyC~mmissi~ner.Av~tef~r/MnyL.Mannwi~givetheresidents~fSummersC~untyacandidate
Pictured: Joshua Adkins. who is dedicated to her community, knowledgeable of the issues, and vested with a commitment to improve
and enhance this county's opportunities.
LAMP
LAMP also offers free group and [ ~ . ]
one-to-one tutoring by trainedI ~ , I
instructors" and tutors to prepare I IN~EW, :, R[V'ER('t, ~ , ]
adult learners to pass the West I ............ ............... i~::i,., I
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test.. Group evemng classes are I Monday February 29, 2016 Monday, February 29 2016 I
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math on Tuesdays and Thursdays Room T300
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and reading and writing on / Advanced Technology Center Greenbrier Valley Campus ]
Wednesdays. [ 527 Odd Road, 101 Church Street, [
For more information, call . Ghent, WV Lewisburg, WV ,I
or Evelyn at 304-466-4490 ] The Executive Committee of the New River Community and Technical I
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orvisit us on the 3rd floor of the I College Board of Governors is currently conducting an evaluation of Dr. |
~;t,,.o,., w,~ ]~,,,t~ ¢,, ..... a ~, k,~],4,~,~ I L Marshall Washington pres dent of the colic e under uidelines set
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land Technical College's Education/Series 5.
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*** [ solicit input at a public forum on each campus. The president's I
liberty is not the power of doing [ evaluation is based on duties and responsibilities, the success of the [
............. ~ institution and other criteria established by the Board of Governors i
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being able to do ~ hat we ought
Hmton Area Elementary School : " .... • I attend and participate in the evaluation process. These. essions have /
--Lora~c¢on | been rescheduled due to inclement weather on their original date of /
December Students of the Month *** l Feb. 15, 2016. J
Third And Fourth Grade
Row1 Left to right: Paige Patterson, Dylan Richmond, Kailie***
Sprague, ConnorFrias. Row 2 Left to Right : Abigail Naik, Lucus When your workspeaksfor ~ll~C~/l~ll~[~ llll~l~
Rhinehart, Logan Osborne, Molly Mann, Amara Childers, Steven itself, don't interrupt.
Harrah. Not Pictured: Gracie Lester. --Henry*** J. Kaiser February 26th - 29th
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
It. 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 picturesand/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, Chicago
Sept. 12, 1912.
Contact: R'Dan Halloran, (304) 343-6583 or 1408 Somerleyt0n Rd. Charleston,
WV 25314 or riverdan35@ yahoo.corn
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