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LADY BOBCATS IN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
"The Lady Bobcats Need Your Support"
The Summers County Lady Bobcats defeated Liberty 69-45 on
Feb. 22nd. and Shady Spring on Feb. 24th. to capture the Region
VI Section II championship. The Lady Bobcats are currently 16-7
and ranked 6th. in the state in class "AA'. Summers County will
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TOURNAMENT PLAYER
Jayme Whitten, a 5'5" 7th grade
student at Summers Middle School
was recently selected as an All
Tournament Player in an
invitational tournament with
Athens, Summers County, Eastern
Greenbrier, and Peterstown
participating. Summers County's
7th grade team won the
Championship on Saturday, Feb. 20,
defeating Peterstown in the
championship game
Jayme is the daughter of Bret &
Janet Whitten of Jumping Branch
and has one brother, Chase.
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MARCH 3 - PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL - 7:30 P.M.
be playing Wednesclay, March 3rd. at Princeton High School
versus the winner of the Section I Finals between Pike View and
Bluefield. Game time le 7:30. The winner of the contest will
advance to the West Virginia Girl's State Basketball Tournament
in Charleston, March 10-13.
Jumping Branch/Nimitz CEOS Holds Meeting
Have you or someone you know
had a drug interaction? Do you
know of any specific drug
interactions? These questions and
more were answered by lesson
leader Pauline Harvey as she taught
"Drug Interactions" at the JB/
Nimitz Senior Citizen Center
recently.
The average older person takes
four or five drugs daily. This
increases their risk, of a drug
interaction by 50%. If they take
eight drugs daily, the risk is almost
100%. Mrs. Harvey explained how
drugs travel through the body, risk
factors for interaction, and a partial
list of prescription and over the
counter drugs that increase or
decrease blood levels of other drugs.
Get in Shape with Aerobics
Shelly M. Newton, a student from
Pipestem, was named to the Dean's
List at Wheeling Jesuit University
during the 1998 Fall Semester.
The;un 00oast
exercise for 45 fun-filled minutes to
popular tunes from the 1950s and
high energy dance music! Everyone
is invited to participate. The
beginner's class begins at 4:00 p. m.
For those who are more advanced,
there is an intermediate class
beginning at 4:45 p. m.
To make your workout more
enjoyable, wear comfortable
sneakers and bring drinking water.
Please consult with your physician
before beginning any exercise
routine. A donation is requested
from those who participate in the
aerobics classes. We look forward to
seeing you!
Open 7 days a week!
8:00 A.M.. 10:00 RM.
3 Tanning Beds
Private Air
Conditioned Room
30 Minute Session
TV and Radio
In Room
Telephone In Room
Coast To
Coast Motel
Hinton By. Pass
She also gave tips to prevent or
reduce the chances of drug
interactions. Let your doctor know
all the drugs you take including
OTC. Read and follow all warnings
and directions. Have your doctor or
pharmacist review your medications
once a year. Above all, don't be
afraid to ask questions.
President Erma Meadows
announced that the birthday party
for Summers County Continuous
Care residents has been postponed
until further notice. The care facility
is now under quarantine.
CEO member, Ethel Cox donated
the material, batting, and lining for
the quilt that is being quilted for
donation to the Ruritan Club of
Summers County. The quilt will
raise money for the Children's
Christmas Fund.
Our club also helped with a
Heritage ,Show and Dinner at the
Blueatg_ q. Baptist. Church on
February 28. Member Lou Pack was
the chairperson for the Heritage
Show. Members were asked to bring
something old (quilts, utensils, etc.)
for the heritage display tables.
On February 24, Erma Meadows,
Pauline Harvey and Donna Baker
attended a Futures Meeting at
Jacksons Mill. This meeting
addressed issues that will help
determine the course our
organization will take in the future.
Members voted unanimously to
change our club meeting time to
1:00. The March 9th meeting will be
at the home of Ethel Cox.
Following the meeting, members
continued work on the quilt and had
a pot luck lunch. Members served
were Ethel Cox, Mary Lou Cox,
Pauline Harvey, Mildred Keaton,
Mary Kelly, Anna Lilly, Reva Lilly,
EYma Meadows, Mary Neely, Ginger
Newsome, Eloise Richmond and
Virginia Wilcox.
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Jarrelrs Exxon
"Your Full-Service Service Station"
466-0133
New Winter Hours: Begins October 19, 1998
Sunday 9-8
Monday thru Saturday 7-9
Mechanics on Duty Six Days a Weekl
BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREA!!!
Large Inventory!!!
Front End Alignments
Air Conditioning
Oil Changes
Tire Mounting (European & Amerioan Equip)
Computerized Wheel Balances
Brake Work
Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for
Domestic & Import Vehicles
Most Auto Repairs
Full & Self Service Gasoline
Head Mechanic-- Neal Cody
Mechanic--Tim Ward
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Tues. 2. 1999 Hlnton News - 5
Summers County Wellness
Center Activities
March 2 to March 8
Tuesday - 9:00-12:00 noon -
Exercise Machines
Wednesday - 9:00-12:00noon -
Exercise Machines; - 4:00-5:30 PM -
Aerobics at Wellness Center
Thursday - 9:00-12:00 noon -
Exercise Machines; - 5:30 PM -
American Heritage; - 7:00 PM -
American Heritage.
Friday - 9:00-12:00 noon -
Exercise Machines.
Monday - 9:00-12 noon - Exercise
Machines; - 6:30 PM - Board
Meeting.
HEALTH TIP OF THE WEEK:
These smoke-flee tips represent
support for a smoke-free restaurant
environment--
- Did you know that 76% of West
Virginians surveyed are bothered by
smoke from others' cigarettes?
- Did you know that studies show
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there has been no negative effect on
business in restaurants that have
gone smoke-free?
- Did you know that a waiter who
suffered a heart attack as a result
of working in a smoke-filled
restaurant received an $85,000
settlement?
- Did you know that four of the
largest fast-food restaurant chains
have gone smoke-free?
- Did you know that offering a
smoke-free environment can reduce
your cleaning costs and property
damage?
- Did you know that food-service
workers in restaurants have a 50%
greater risk of developing lung
cancer because of secondhand smoke
in the workplace? Tips from:
American Heart Association,
American Lung Association,
American Cancer Society.
The Three Rivers Arts Council
and The Hinton Community Choir
Present The Easter Cantata
HE SHALL ARISE I
By Tom Fettke
DIRECTED BY WILSON & CHRISTINE WONG
Tues., March 30 Miller Memorial Methodist Church - 7 pm
Friday, April 2, River Valley Baptist Church- 7 pm
Sunday, April 4, Central Baptist Church -3 pm
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Pipestem Resort State Park
PRIME
THURSDAY
5:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Enjoy all you can eat served
Prime Rib with soup, salad
and dessert
$15.95
2 clusters of Crab Legs
(approximately one pound)
offered for an additional
price of $4,00
Seafood Buffet
FRIDAY NIGHT 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm
EXAMPLE
' Clam Chowder ,/Seafood Salad
,/Fried Oysters ,/Stuffed Crab
,/Broiled Flounder ,/Fried Shrimp
,/Fried Clams ,/Peel-n-Eat Shrimp
/ Fried Cod ,/Hushpuppies.
/ Fried Catfish / Steamed Spiced Shrimp
,/Oysters on the 1/2 Shell
/ Broiled Catfish ./Carved Roast Beef
4' Assorted Vegetables
4' Salads ,/Desserts
$14.95 per person
(Beverage - Tax - Gratuity - are not included)
Some Items may be substituted without notice
SUNDAY BUFFET
11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Carved Ham/Carved Roast Beef
Assortment of Entrees (Fish. Fowl - Pasta)
Assortment of Hot Vegetables
Soup Desserts / Salad
$7.95 per person
Bluestone Dining Room (304) 466-1800 ext. 368
3-S & W Corporation Pipestem Resort State ,Park