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STUFFED BAKED POTATO
SALE
The Kiwanis Club of Hinton will
be having a Stuffed Baked Potato
Sale, Friday, March 11. You have
your choice of toppings; homemade
chili, broccoli, cheese, bacon, butter
or sour cream, plus a homemade
cookie for only $6.00.
Delivery is available from 10:30 ‘
a.m.- 1 p.m. or Eat- In from 11 a.m.
1 p.m. at the First United
Methodist Church Education
Building. Please Call 304-466-4920
to place your order; if no answer
leave your name,'order time and
place and place of delivery or contact
a Kiwanis member. All money raised
will hep support the youth of
Summers County
MEETING CHANGE
Friends of the Library will meet
on Tuesday, March 8, at 4 p.m. in
the Library. Please note that this is
a change from Wednesday meetings.
All are welcome!
BEANS & BINGO
Kristin Cook, Candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, is hosting a
Meet & Greet at the Forest Hill
Volunteer Fire Department on
Saturday, March 5, 2016 at 4:00
p.m.. Admission is $10.00; all
proceeds will be donated to the
FHVFD and REACHH Family
Resource Center of Summers
County. Dinner includes beans,
cornbread, dessert and drink. 10
rounds of Bingo to follow with a
winner each round. Prizes range
from Gift Cards to a Grand Prize of
a Flat Screen TV!
Come enjoy a great dinner, bingo
and meeting your candidate.
CANDIDATE NIEET AND
GREET
Community?
March 1, 2016
etin Beard
BOARD MEETING
Monthly Board meeting will be
held March 10, at the Southern
Conservation District Building, 463
Ragland Road, Beckley. The meeting
will begin Promptly at 9:45 a.m. the
agenda will be posted at the SCD
office.
For any questions concerning the
above mentioned meeting please
call 304-253-026.
BUS TRIPS
Greenbrier Valley Sr. Circle is
sponsoring the following bus trips
for 2016. June lst to Wohlfahrt Haus
Dinner Theatre to see “Country
Roads” A tribute to country music
and it stars past and present. June
15th, 16th,17th to Tangier Island,
Chesapeake Bay cruise and
Rappahannoc River cruise. July
20th Barter Theatre to see “Momma
Mia” A romantic musical comedy.
Aug. 25th to Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner
Theatre to see “Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” A
Biblical-based musical parable. Oct.
6th to the Potomac Eagle Train. A3
Hour train ride through beautiful
bald eagle country. Nov. 2nd to
Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre to
see A Wohlfahrt Haus Christmas
Show”.
If your are interested in these
trips please call Barbara Gibson at
304520-4115. If you are interested
in becoming a Senior Circle member
please call Kim Estep at 304-647-
6079. Greenbrier Valley Medical
Center is owned in part by
physicians.
VOTER REGISTRATION
DEADLINE
Voter Registration Deadline for
Talcott Elementary 5th Grade the WeSday, May 10. 2016 Primary
Trip planning Committee will be Election Wlll be Tuesday, Aprll 19,
hostingaCandidate Meet and Greet 2015- All address Changes, Party
at Talcott Elementary on Friday,
March 11, from 5-8 p.m. A ham
dinner will be served from 5-6:30 for
$10 per person.
Candidates will get a chance to
present their platforms, followed by
a silent auction. All proceeds will
support the Talcott 5th grade trip to
Washington DC. in May.
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 school 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.
LENTEN FRY
Where? St. Patrick Catholic
Church Temple Street, and 2nd Ave.
Historic Downtown Hinton.
When? Fridays, March 4, and
March 18. 4 RM. to 7 PM. 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!
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 price 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 food and fellowship.
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 466-7104 to receive voter
registration application by mail.
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 PO. Box
44 , Hinton, WV 25951 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
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
If you don’t know where you
are going, you’ll end up some-
place else. .
_Yog1 Berra
**#
A heifer is a young female cow
that hasn’t had a calf yet. A cow
can't produce milk until she has
had a calf.
Lelia to Editor
Lasthck’sArliclcs
Dear Editor:
I note in last week’s Hinton News
that Delegates John O’Neal and Roy
Cooper have written their
constituents that restoring
Religious Freedom” is a major
concern to argue for in this session
of the legislature.
I find it strange that neither of
them in separate articles offer a
single instance in West Virginia of
where anyone’s “Religious Freedom”
has been compromised. The specter
is more one of fearfulness than
reality.
For years some conservatives
unconcerned with individual
liberties have insisted that the
institution of marriage would be
destroyed by allowing homosexuals
to practice it. Obviously quite a few
gays were not ashamed of their
natures and wanted to celebrate
their partnerships and have them
acknowledged publically. Has a
single heterosexual marriage been
broken up by this change?
When it comes to commercial
transactions, I think straight and
gay people need to be considerate.
In a couple decades of running a
retail business, I had customers with
bumper stickers all across the
spectrum. I did not need to judge
their politics or preferences to
appreciate their shopping at my
place.
People conspicuously
unconventional would be wise to
respect their hosts. Likewise in the
other direction.
As far as this session of the
legislature goes, I cannot believe
these representatives have that
much more to focus on than
balancing the budget. With
severance taxes waning, the
projected deficit is over $350 million
dollars. Nobody likes to raise taxes
and nobody enjoys cutting essential
services—basically all the state
government does.
So let’s get serious here, boys.
According to the Republican
editorial board of the Charleston
Daily Mail, the Religious Freedom
Restoration Act is “a solution in‘
search of a problem”. I see a new
picture of a Summers County church
every week I open the paper. Has
any place of worship suffered any
discrimination or intrusion?
Stop casting up straw men to
relieve old anxieties and get to work
governing in a challenging economic
time. Blaming Obama and climate
change for the decline of 'coal is
neither honest nor productive—akin
to blaming homosexuals for the high
rate of heterosexual divorce. Face up
to the realities of our time.
Chris Chanlett
Hinton
SCOUTING NEWS
Cub Scouts continue to meet
every Thursday at 6 p.m. and Boy
Scouts at 7 p.m. at First United
Methodist Church in Hinton and
welcome all new boys who may be
interested. Meetings are held every
Thursday evening except holidays
and days that there is no school. The
first meeting of the month is the
pack meeting, where awards are
given and bOys are recognized for
their accomplishments.
Our March schedule is as follows:
March 3: Pinewood derby at 6
p.m. at the church.
March 10, 17th, and Blst: Regular
den meetings.
March 24th: Pack meeting and
Parent/Leader meeting.
Any boys that are interested in
joining scouts or have questions
about scouting call Betty Shirey
(304-466-4157 or Amanda Williams
at (304-660-8522).
PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISING
Richard Gunnoe Announces Candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney
Richard Gunnoe
Long time Hinton attorney,
Richard Gunnoe, has announced
his candidacy for the office of
Summers county Prosecuting
Attorney. With thirty-three years
of legal experience, Gunnoe has
dedicated his career to serving
the families, courts and
communities of Summers and
surrounding counties.
Gunnoe received his
undergraduate degree from West
Virginia University in 1980 and
is a 1983
Graduate of the West Virginia
V 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@yahoc.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
temperature 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.
Surprise
Uisit .
Jumping Branch Girl Scout Troop
2080 recently had a surprise visit
from their Marine friend, Sgt. K.M.
Gunter. The troop has corresponded
with Sgt. Gunter since they were
Daisy Scouts sending him letters
and small gifts. During the time Sgt.
Gunter was stationed in Japan, the
girls spent time learning about the
culture of Girl Scouting in that
country. The girls enjoy their yearly
visits from Sgt.Gunter and hearing
of his experiences serving our
country.
us
You can observe a lot just by
watching-
__Yogi Berra
***
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o 9 ver ’til it’s over.
It an“ o _.Yogi Berra
Council on Aging
This is a weekly publication of the
Summers County Council on Aging
Inc., 120 Second Ave., Hinton.
Funded in part by the WV Bureau
of Senior Services, Appalachian Area
Agency on Aging, other grant and
local resources and donations. Any
older persons is encouraged to
participate in the program
regardless of race, creed, handicap
or national origin. The Summers
County Council on Aging is an equal
opportunity employer.
Tuesday, March 1: Tasty
Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Green
Beans, Pears, Whole Wheat Bread,
Margarine/Milk . Activity: Exercise
Downstairs 11:00 A.M.; Bingo 10:15
A.M.
Wednesday, March 2: Pinto
Beans, Chopped Onions, Cole Slaw,
Fruit Mix, Cornbread, Margarine/
Milk. Activity: Summers County
Senior Center Quilters will quilt
today 10:15 A.M.
Thursday, ' March 3: BQ
Chicken, Glazed Carrots, Creamed
Corn, Cherry Cobbler, Whole Wheat
' Bread, Margarine/Milk. Activity:
Sherri Saunders with Bankers Life
& Casualty Topic: Medicare & Life
Insurance 11:00 A.M. Bingo 10:15
A.M.
Friday, March 4: Roast Beef?
Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Green
Beans, Cake/ Ice Cream, Whole
Wheat Bread, Margarine/Milk.
Activity: Birthday Party Special
singing by: Bonnie Galford. 11:00
A.M.
Monday, March 7: Sausage
Patty/Gravy, Baked Apples, Potato
Patty, Mixed Fruit, Biscuits
Margarine/Milk. Activity: Bible
Study with Rev. Butch Honaker at
11:00 a.m. ‘ .
Tuesday, March 8: Chili Wit
Meat & Beans, Festive Waldorf
Fruit Salad, Chocolate Pudding,
Corn Bread, Margarine/Milk.
Activity: Lesley Woodrum,
Summers County Extension Agent.
’Ibpic: Active for Life at 11:00 a.m.
Bingo at 10:15 a.m.
Menu changes may occur due to
availability of food or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
University College of Law where
he earned his Juris Doctorate
degree. Immediately following
graduation, Gunnoe returned to
Hinton, the place of his birth,
and began his legal Career as the
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
serving under Harold Eagle.
Since that time, Gunnoe has
been a litigator in private
practice with an office in Hinton.
While in private practice,
Gunnoe was appointed as a Trial
Examiner for the West Virginia
Workers' Compensation Fund,
and as Family Law Master for
Summers, Mercer and Monroe
Counties, By Governor Arch
Moore. Gunnoe has litigated
cases throughout West Virginia
in Municipal, State and
Federal Courts, including the
West Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals in Charleston, West
Virginia; and has litigated before
the United States Court of
Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in
Richmond, Virginia. In addition,
Gunnoe has served as City
Attorney/City Prosecutor for the
Cities of Hinton and White
Sulphur Springs.
Gunnoe has been involved in the
community over the last thirty—
three years. He has been a
member of various local clubs,
Pol. Ad. Paid By Richard Gunnoe
served on the Board of various
non-profit entities and has
Coached in numerous youth
sports programs.
He is the father of four children
who attended Summers County
Schools and graduated from.
Summers County High School.
Having been a long time resident"
and taxpayer in Summers
County, Gunnoe is running for‘
ProsecutingAttorney because he”
believes his legal experience and’
commitment to the community
make him uniquely qualified for
the position.
Gunnoe's goal, if elected, is to
combat the pervasive drug
problem in Summers County.
The devastating effects of this
problem extend to all citizens of
our county, including the victims?
of property and violent crimes,
and to the children of drug;
abusing parents. Gunnoe's office,
is located at 114 James Street;
Hinton, West Virginia, his office:
telephone number is 304 466—"
2697. his personal telephone
number is 304-660-6343, and his
email address is
richardmgunnoe@gmail.com.
He welcomes anyone with
questions about his candidacy to
reach him in person at his office
or by telephone and email.
On Saturday, March 19 at 7:30
p.m. the Greenbrier Valley Chorale
will present a concert of traditional
Irish folksongs with local
instrumentalist Patrick O'Flaherty,
owner of the Irish Pub in Lewisburg,
fiddler, nm Pence and harpist, Leah
Trent.
The concert combines a variety of
contemporary choral arrangements
of traditional Irish tunes with the
authentic singing and playing of
Gaelic music.
"When selchng our music, I was
surprised to find how many I rish,
tunes are arranged for choir", said
Chorale direcor, Barbara Lutz.
"Traditional favorites like "The
Little Beggarman',Tell My Ma' and
Bandyrowe' are fun and beautiful
and somedmes quite intricate", she
said. In addition to arrangements of
Irish folksongs, the Chorale is
pleased to present two piecesby Irish
composer, Philip Stopford. "His
music will showcase the style that
our audiences have come to
appreciate about GVC-classical, rich
harmony with an emphasis on
exquisite singing." A sefflng‘oneats'
Greenbrier Valley Chorale Presents Irish Tune and Airs:
Songs for St. Patrick's Daym saturday, March 19, at Canggie. Hall
poem Lake Isle oi Innesfree by
American composer David Brunner
tops the traditional choral music of
the program. ,
O'Flaherty, Pence and Trent will
join pianist, Teresa Bryant, in
accompanying th~ :horale on various
pieces but they will also perform as
soloists. Each has performed for
many years to the delight of
audienc~s both locally and abroad.
They will be joined by Sarah Hann
on Irish drum and Jay Frye on string
bass.
This concert is presented with
financial assistance through a grant
born the West Virginia Division of 1
Culture and History, with approval
frowthe West Virginia Commission
on the Arts. Generous support was
alsoreceived from the Greenbrier
County Commission of Arts and 3
Recreation. ;
The GVC welcomes patrons with
a disability wishing to amend a'
Chorale concert at Carnegie Hall in
Lewisburg, W.V. Carnegie Hall is
ADA compliant.
For questions and ticket
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