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8 - Hinton News Tues. March 23, 1999
BPW's First Business Expo A Success
The first Business Expo
sponsored by the Hinton Business
& Professional Women's Club was a
big success! Thirty-eight dii'erent
businesses set up displays to share
information and products with the
general public.
Over 130 people attended and
really enjoyed themselves. Many
different door prizes were given as
well as free samples and
promotional items
The BPW has decided to make
this an annual event and hope that
even more people will take
advantage of this opportunity to
support our local businesses. We
would also like to take this
opportunity thank all of our
exhibitors for their efforts as well as
this newspaper for their support and
publicity of The Business Expel •
Pictured are Bill and Nellie Hutchison, Mountain View Dining
Susan Goins, Honaker's Lumber Company
Sarah E. Cole Accepted To Dental
Hygiene Program at WVU
Sarah E. Cole
On March 5th., after reviewing
her credentials, the Committee on
Admissions informed Sarah
Elizabeth Cole of Jumping Branch
that she has been accepted as a first
year student in the Dental Hygiene
Program at West Virginia
University in Morgantewn.
Dental Hygiene, a division of the
SPRING BASKETBALL
SIGN UPS
The Brothers United Community
Society, Inc. (B.U.C.S.) will be
holding sign-ups/try-outs for this
years boys 16-under Spring
basketball team. We invite 15, 16
and talented 14 year olds to come to
Summers Middle School Gym on
Tuesday March 23rd. at 6:00 pm till
9:00 pm to sign in and try out.
This team is being formed for the
purpose of attending tournaments
and competing with various teams
throughout the surrounding States.
This is not for beginners, however,
the youth who are eeriotm about
becoming better at this sport needs
to play more than just during the
regular season.
Again sign-ups / try outs will be:
March 23rd. at 6 pm to 9 pro, Perry
Memorial Gym-SMS (Summers
Middle School).
For more information and / or
questions please call Coach T. R.
Johnson III at 466-5975,
School of Dentistry, offers a four year
curriculum leading to a Bachelor of
Science Degree.
The curriculum format has
departed from the conventional and
combines the advantages of both
liberal arts and the professional
aspects of education.
Competition for admission to the
program is intense. Sarah
participated in a personal interview
this month on the WVU campus and
toured the facilities at the School of
Dentistry.
Sarah is currently a senior at
Summers County High School and
will graduate in June and will begin
her studies at WVU in the fall.
Sarah is the daughter of Debra
Lynn (Meatier) Cole of Jumping
Brancli and Gregory Alan Cole of
Seneca, PA. She is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard L. (Dick) Meador of
Jumping Branch and Mrs. Mary
Ellen Cole of Homosassa Springs,
FLA.
Sarah also has a brother,
Alan Cole, who is currently
attending VMI in Lexington, VA.,
majoring in Computer Science and
playing on the basketball team.
SUMMERS COUNTY HEALTH
- DEPARTMENT MARCH
CLINIC SCHEDULE
MARCH 24th--Leb Screenings-
-Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and
Hemoglobin 8AM--12N; TB Skin
Tests and Immunizations IPM--
4PM
MARCH 25th--Women's
Screenings with Nancy Kirby N.P.
9AM--12N
MARCH 29th--Lab Screenings-
-Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and
Hemoglobin 8AM--12N; TB Skin
Tests and Immunizations IPM--
4PM
MARCH 31st--Lab Screenings-
-Cholesterol, Blood Sugar and
Hemoglobin 8AM--12N; TB Skin
Tests and Immunizations IPM--
4PM
TOPS WV #S07
Let TOPS hel] you "take off
pounds sensibility." TOPS is a low-
cost; non-profit organization helping
people lose weight through group.
,support.
Join us every Thurs." 6:00 in the
Methodist Educational Bldg.
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Brandee Nikole Cook
Celebrates First
Birthday
Brandee Nicole Cook, turned one
year old on March 16, 1999. Brandee
had a big party at her home, with
family and friends. She had a
?/innie the Pooh cake, made by her
Aunt, Cathy White.
Brandee is the daughter of
Charles an Glenna Bennett Cook of
Whitesville. She's the
granddaughter of Eugene and
Mamie Adkins of Chestnut Mt.,
Robert and Juanita Bennett of
Madams Creek and the late John
and Leah Cook of Whitesville.
Brandee also has two great
grandmothers, Hazel Mae Whitten
Richmond of Hinton and Mary
Goldie Breen Bennett of Madams
Creek.
We want to thank everyone for all
the nice giRs.
CPRtFIRST AID CLASS
Summers County MIHOW and
Starting Points will be conducting a
CPR and First Aid Class April 10th.,
at 9:00 a. m. The class will be held
at the Summers County Wellness
Center. Cost of this class will be
$3.00.
To register please contact Linda
Barge at 466-2226.
REVIVAL SERVICES
Revival services will be held at
the Bluestone Baptist Church,
Jumping Branch, on March 28th.
thru 31st. at 7:00 p. m. nightly.
Guest speaker will be Gary Trout,
Pastor of the Sewell Baptist Church
of Rainelle.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEETING
Princeton Community Hospital's
Board of Directors will hold their
monthly meeting on Tuesday, March
30, at 5:00 p. m, in the Princeton
Community Hospital Multi Media
Conference Room.
CONCORD BOARD OF
ADVISORS TO MEET ON
APRIL 8
A regular meeting at the Concord
College Board of Advisors will take
place on Apr. 8th. beginning at 2 p.
m. in the Concord Room of Marsh
Hall, the Administration Building
on the Athens campus.
The meeting is open to the public.
PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing has been
scheduled by the State's Public
Service Commission to receive
public comment on a proposed 10.6
% electric rate increase by West
Virginia Power.
The hearing will be held at the
National Guard Armory on March
31st. at 10AM.
Your Nationwide" Agent
will be able to answer your
questions and show you
the advantages of a
Nationwide s IRA.
For more compiete
information, including
charges and expenses, call
us for a fr prospectus.
Read it carefully before you
invest or send money.
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From Page Three Obituaries
the Jumping Branch Gospel
Tabernacle. He was a U. S. Navy
veteran.
Survivors include a son, Richard
Swann of Greenbelt, MD.; a
grandson, Richard Swann II of
Maryland; a granddaughter, Jenny
Swarm of Maryland; a great-
granddaughter, Alexandra Swarm-
White of Maryland; a niece, Resanna
ladicola and her husband, Steven,
of Michigan; a sister, Anna May
Maddox and her husband, Curtis, of
Beech Run; and an aunt who resided
with him, Signa Vaughn.
Services were held at 10 a. m.
Saturday, March 20th. at Jump!ng
SUMMERS COUNTY
COMMUNITY WELLNESS
CENTER ACTIVITIES
March 23 - March 29
Tuesday - 9:30 AM - CAC Team
Meeting - REACHH; 6:00 PM - 9:00
PM - Veterans Upward-Bound
Wednesday - 9:00 AM - Noon -
Exercise Machines; 4-5:30
Aerobics; 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM -
Veterans Upward-Bound
Thursday - 9:00 AM - Noon -
Exercise Machines; 5:30 PM and
7:00 PM -American Heritage
Friday - 9:00 AM - Noon - Exercise
Machines; 1:30 AM - Assist Tobacco
Control Meeting
Monday - 5:00 PM - Bingo for
Health - Talcott' 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
- Veterans Upward-Bound
HEALTH TIP OF THE WEEK: Is
Olestra Safe? In early 1998, Proctor
and Gamble introduced fat-free
chips and crackers made with the fat
substitute olestra to the market.
However, eating your favorite chips
guilt-free is actually making some
snackers thing twice before
indulging.
Olestra, or its trade name Olean,
has created controversy because it
can't be absorbed not metabolized by
our bodies. Although it has been
approved by the FDA, some people
experience mild to severe
gastrointestinal discomforts, such as
cramping and loose stools. Olestra
also reduces the absorption of
important A,D,E and Kvitamins, as
well as cartenoids (plant pigment)
which lower the risk of heart
disease, cancer and degenerative
blindness. Proctor and Gamble has
added vitamins A,D,E and K
fortification to compensate for their
depletion, but not cartenoids.
Eat any foods made with fat
substitutes with caution and pay
attention to how your body responds.
--Taken rom PATh'WAYS TO
WELLNESS - March, 1999
Branch Gospel Tabernacle with
Pastor Elmo Alderman officiating.
Burial followed in Williams Family
Cemetery, Jumping Branch.
Pallbearers were Kenny Brogen,
Michael Keaton, Richard Swann,
Steven Iadicola, David White, and
Roger Crook.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
WHITLEY J. TABOR
Whitley J. Tabor, 82, of Barger
Springs, died Monday, March 15,
1999, in a Hinton hospital following
a long illness.
Born April 6, 1906, in Barger
Springs, he was the son of the late
Walter R. and Eva Rudisill Tabor.
Mr. Tabor was a member of Oak
Grove United Methodist Church,
Ballengee. He was a farmer and a
lifelong resident of Summers
County.
Mr. Tabor was the last surviving
member of his immediate family.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Neva Ellison Tabor; a
daughter, Lois Tabor; and four
sisters, Hattie Tabor Smith, Faye
Tabor McNeer, Nellie Tabor Allen
and Stella Tabor Smith.
Survivors include nine nieces,
and three nephews.
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Friday, March 19th. at Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors Chapel,
Hinton, with Pastor Sam Groves
officiating. Burial followed in New
Hope Cemetery, Marie.
Pallbearers were David and
Duane Rudisill, Pete and Warren
Tabor.
Arrangements by Ronald
Meadows Funeral Parlors, Hinton.
From Page 3
Legislative Note
we should not penalize laborers witl
carrying the weight of the debt.
bill does not continue to balance th
debt on the backs of fellow workin!
West Virginians.
At last, a bill currently pendin!
the governor's signature is a nev
Public Employees Insurance Agenc?
plan. The bill is a five-year plan b
be developed by PEIA. The first $!
million received from the tobacc
settlement in fiscal 2000 has bern
marked for PEIA and is to b,
deposited in a special PEIA reserw
account.
The 74th Legislature wa;
extended this past week in order fo
lawmakers to discuss the stat,
budget.
This has been a very busy sessim
and I have thoroughly enjoyed
serving the citizens of the 26tb
Delegate District.
As always, if you have an)
legislative questions or concerns
please do not hesitate to call me at
340-3269.
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