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Episcopal Youth Host Spaghetti Dinner
Episcopal Youth Club (EYC) members were above are club members: Jessica Trout, Megan
cooks, servers and greeters at a 'fund-raising Allen, Tristen Pack, Nicole Duvall, Nick Wheby,
Spaghetti Dinner held recently at Ascension Parker Wheby, Tim Ellison, Edward Myles, Casey
Episcopal Church in Hinton. The Club raised $200 Starks, and Logan Starks. The Episcopal Youth
for service projects and fun activities. Shown Club meets every other Wednesday after school
Thomas George Tidstrom
Birth Announced
Jan. 31,1999 God sent us an
angel. Thomas George Tidstrom is
the great grandson to Tom & Erma
Grimmett of Hilldale, maternal
grandson to Ed & Freda Brush of
Nassau, BA, paternal grandson to
Dr. Fred & Ellen Ann Tidstrom of
Ashland, Wl and first son to Fred &
Tara Tidstrom of New Bern, NC.
W= 7 lbs. 8 ozs. L= 20 1/2 in.
Mohawk 4-H
Club Meets
By Colleen Pettrey, Reporter
The Mohawk 4-H Club held their
monthly meeting in the home of
their leader, Debbi Simmons, on
Sunday, March 14th., at 2:00 PM.
Colleen Pettrey, Karl Jane Farley,
Rebecca Eerenberg, and Julia
Durnan were present. The members
decided to draw for the Easter
Basket later since Jessica Williams
did not attend. The drawing will be
on Thursday, March 18th.
The members talked about camp
classes and camp themds. Julia
Durnan and Rebecca Eerenberg
presented the program. Karl Jane
Farley provided brownies. Colleen
Pettrey will present the next
program and Julia Durnan will
provide snacks and Karl Jane Farley
will provide drinks. The next
meeting will be on Sunday, April
th. at 2:30 PM.
PSD MEETING
Meadow Creek" PSD Board
Meetings are held every 2nd.
Monday of the month at 3:00 P.M.
at the PSD Office.
Public invited to attend.
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AMERICAN LEGION
The American Legion will meet on
the 4th. Thursdays of each month
at 7:00 p. m. in the Lincoln School.
PHOTOS TAKEN
Photos of drivers license are
taken on every Friday at the Hinton.
State Police Office and Lewisburg
every Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Tax time is a
great time to think
about a State Farm
Individual
Retirement
Annuity.
See me for details:
REGINA GWlNN ECKLE
211 Pleasant St., Hinton
Phone 466-3290
State Farm Understands Life: TM
State Farm Life
Insurance Company
Home Office:
Bloom,ngton, Illinois
Young & Free 4-H Officers Elected
The Young & Free 4-H Club elected officers in November. Officers
include: President-Chris Cales, Vice.president-Mark Cales,
Recreational Leader-Anthony Richmond, Pledge Leader-Mike
Ramsey, Treasurer-Kristen Meadows, Secretazy-Shawna Reid, Song
Leader-Arlisha Richmond. Not pictured: Journalist-Kimberly
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Meadows.
Presentation on Mental Illness
Carol Jones, Campaign Worker
for the National Alliance on Mental
Illness Charleston, WV affiliate gave
a 30 minute presentation entitled
"Ending Discrimination and
Building Understanding" of mental
discrimination. They have been
misunderstood, feared, hidden, and
often ignored. However, in the last
decade, significant scientific
advances have provided the first real
hope for people with these brain
illness issues. On March II, this illnesses. Pioneering research has
presentation was given to 16 found batka biological,basis for
members of the National Association brain disorders and treatments that
of Retired Federal Employees at the "work. Please do not let those who are
Training Center for Federal Prison
Camp, Alderson, WV. Special Guest
was Joyce Bolt, NAMI member from
White Sulphur Springs. Jean
Keiffer, President of NARFE made
arrangements for this presentation.
For centuries, brain disorders
have been shrouded in stigma and
important to you suffer needlessly.
Schedule a presentation for your
civic or church group, or a living
room session for your friends.
To schedule your presentation,
please call Carol Jones, (304) 445-
7608.
Ways to pay
your water bill
Kroger no longer accepts utility payments.
West Virginia-American Water Company provides a large
network of convenient collection locations throughout the
state. Although the Kroger's chain has decided to stop
accepting all utility payments effective March 14, we are
working hard to find another chain that we can add to our list.
The Company regrets that Kroger has made this decision,
therefore causing possible inconvenience to our customers.
Another choice for payment is to pay through the mail by
using the envelope provided each month in your water bill.
The third option is to have the amount of your bill electronically
deducted from your bank account.
Once WV-Amedcan secures new payment locations in
your area, you will be notified.
Current locations in Southern WV:
Ansted - Ansted Sanitary Board, East Main Street
Bluefield - First Century Bank, 500 Federal Street
Bluefield - First Community Bank, 211 Federal Street
Hico - New River Foodland #1, Route 60
Hinton - Big four Drug Store, 3rd Ave. & Temple Street
Hinton - Riverside Floral & Gifts, Route 87
Montgomery - City of Montgomery, 5th Avenue
Oak Hill - New River Foodland #2, E. Main Street.
Princeton - First Century bank, 1215 A Stafford Drive
Princeton - First Community Bank, Pine Plaza
Princeton - First Community Bank, 1001 Mercer Street
West Virginia-American Water Company
hflp://www.wvawater.com
Friendship Tree
During the month of Feb. the
Friendship Tree in the lobby of
Summers Co. ARH hospital was
adorned with pink lace hearts. For
a donation of $1.00 to the auxiliary,
many friends were remembered on
birthdays, anniversaries, memorials
or for honors. Friends remembered
in Feb. were:
Shawn Anderson, Bob Wingfield,
Mamie Wingfield, Jim Wingfield,
Jane Carmichael, Alma Rodes,
Robert Patrick, Theresa Patrick,
Ovid Graham, St., Mattie Graham,
Margaret Pack, Louise
Richmond, Zona Scott, "Dickie"
Noel, Irvin S. Maddy, Ruth Noel,
Leola Meadows,
Eula Saunders, Terry Bulmer,
JackA. Richmond, Charles S. Briers,
Liza Thomas, Indiana; James and
Ercella Adkins, Luke Benda,
Pennsylvania; Pat Seaton,
Washington;
Jack Wichum, WA.; Dr. Buford
McNeer, Carrie Jo Williams,
Howard F. Bugg III, Clarence Ward,
Ray Shupo, "Gibbf' Conner, Samuel
J. Harvey, C. J. "Jimmy" Lilly,
Florida; Jamie Simpson, Ohio;
Vernon Mairs,
Brenda Hicks Allen, Andy
Shumate, Eloise Cousino, Florida;
Goldie Cox, Virginia; Geneva Ward,
Edith Shumate, Carla Palmer.
MIHOW Wish List
The MIHOW Program is a
mother-to-mother information and
support program serving parents of
children up to three years of age. The
program operates out of the Family
Resource Center at 411 Temple
Street. The MIHOW Home Visitors
will be reaching out to up to 24
families throughout Summers
County. The Visitors currently have
need of the following baby
equipment for the families they have
been visiting:
Double stroller, stroller, high
chair, baby car seat, bassinet, crib,
playpen, port-a-crib diapers, baby
bottles, baby blankets and quilts,
baby toys, simple puzzles.
If you have any of these items to
donate to this worthwhile program,
please contact Linda or Peggy at
466-2226. Your donation is sure to
make a big difference in the life of a
young family.
SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY
Summers County Solid Waste
Authority meets on the 3rd. Monday
of each montlt.at 4:30 p. m. at 211
Ballengee St., Hinton. 466-0695.
Everyone welcome to attend.
Tues. March 23. 1999 Hinton News - 5
Riverbend Auction Company Awarded
"Best of Show"
The West Virginia Auctioneers
Association awards Riverbend
Auction Company five top
advertising awards including "Best
of Show" award for their Internet
website promotion. The West
Auctioneers Convention was held at
the Charleston House Holiday Inn
in Charleston on Feb. 5-7th.
Riverbend Auction Company is a
full time professional auction service
located in Alderson. Shown is Randy
S. Burdette with NAA President
Elect, John Roebuck and 1999
President of WV Auctioneers
Association, Andrew Herbaugh.
Filling in the Missing Pieces
Flexible Services for Families,
which includes the Respite Care and
Flexible Funding programs,
participated in the second annual
"Celebrating Connections"
conference, at the Charleston Civic
Center in February. The three day
conference, which is sponsored by
numerous state education and social
service agencies, focuses on
connecting communities through
early childhood care and education.
Flexible Services shared the "nuts
and bolts" of developing a family
focused and parent-driven
collaborative through a one hour and
15 minute presentation called
"Filling in the Missing Pieces." The
session included a slide show
depicting several families who have
received assistance through the
program, while their own recorded
voices told their stories. In addition,
four volunteer parent members of
our Advisory Board traveled with us
to share their feelings and
motivation for their high level of
involvement and commitment to
this project. Packets of information
were available for participants to
take back to their own community
and contact information was
provided for any future questions
they might have in developing their
own programs.
For more information on Flexible
Services for Families, please contact
Lynn Hutchison, Program
Coordinator, at 466-2226. This
project is funded through the West
Virginia Families First Project
under an agreement with the
Governor's Cabinet on Children and
Families and the West Virginia
Department of Health and Human
Resources.
NOTICE
GOSPEL SING
Jumping Branch-Nimitz Senior
Citizens Center on Apr. 3rd. at 6
P.M. Featured singers will be "]?he
Glorymen'.
Everyone welcome.
EASTER MUSICAL
The Meadow Bridge Cantata
Choir will present an Easter Musical
"Rock Of Faith" on Sunday, March
28th., at 5 P.M. at the Meadow
Bridge United Methodist Church.
The public is invited tO attend.
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CARING FOR EVERYONE
IN THE FAMILY
The Summers County ARH Rural Nealth Clinic
is pleased to welcome
DELIA TACHADO, MSN, RN, CS, FNP, CCRN
As a Family Nurse Practitioner, Tachado provides family care for all age
groups, including examinations, health screenings, women's health
and education on healthy living. She earned her Family Nurse
Practitioner degree from Troy State University in Phonix City,
Alabama, and her Master of Science in Nursing from Boston University
in Boston.
Come see Nurse Tachado at the
Summers County ARN Rural Noalth €linic.
For an appointment, call 466-2905 or 466-1000.
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(304) 466-1000 • www.arh.org
Part of the Appalachian Regional Healthcare system
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