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10- Hinton News Tues. March 26, 1991
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We sell all tobacco products, gifts, and Lottery Tickets. Good deals on tobacco products.
Hours: 9:0Q til 5:00 Monday thru Saturday.
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
SPAGHETTI DINNER
The Hilldale-Talcott Ruritan Club
is having a Spaghetti Dinner Fri.
Apr. 5th from 5:00 to 7:00 at the Mt.
Pisgah Methodist Church.
The menu will be spaghetti wl
meat sauce, salad, home made bread
and dessert.
$3.50 adults and $2.50 children.
COMMODITIES
Loaves and Fishes is distributing
commoditiesM*W*F 10 b-M.-2 P.M.
until the surplus is exhausted. You
may receive one time each month if
income eligible. Bring proof of in-
come to receive flour, butter and rice
as long as each item lasts.
HANDMADE QUILT FOR
SALE
The Hinton Senior Citizens has a
beautiful handmade quilt for sale.
This quilt may be seen at the Sum-
mers County Visitors Center (
formelry Cox's Department Store).
Bids will be accepted until noon,
Apr. 15. The agency reserves the
right to reject any, and all bids.
Proceeds from this special fun-
draising will be used to help replace
floor tile at the Hinton Senior Citi-
zens Center.
CONCERT
On Sat. Mar. 30 at 7:00pro, the
SELECT ENSEMBLE of Emmaus
Bible College, Dubuque, Iowa, will
present a 75 minute program of
Christian music entitled CHRIST
IS RISEN. The concert will be pre-
sented at Riverview Chapel, Corner
of 16th Ave. and Temple St. in Hin-
ton.
The 13 member ensemble is di-
rected by Miriam J. Anderson of the
Emmaus Sacred Music Department
faculty. Area churches are cordially
i n vited to share the =Emmaus Expe-
rience through the Ensembles out-
standing ministry of music and spo-
ken word.
For further information, contact
Harry Pilkington at 466-0950 or
Larry Deeds at 466-3145.
NOTICE
Call Avis School for free light
housecleaning and yard work. Ask
for Diania.
EASTER VESPER SERVICE
The residents and staff of Sum-
mers Co. Cont. Cars Center at I-Jill-
dale would like to invite the public to
attend an Easter Vesper Service at
the Nursing Home on Mar. 29th. at
1:30 P.M.
This service will pay special trib-
ute to the American troops that have
served and are still serving in the
Persian Gulf.
Many guest speakers and singers
have been invited. We sincerely hope
that you will be able to join us.
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES
Easter Sunday Services 6:30 -
Sunrise Service and Breakfast fol-
lowing in the dining hall. 9:30 a.m. -
Sunday School. 11:00 a.m. - Morn-
ing Worship Service. No Evening
Service.
Second Baptist Church, .212
James St., Hinton, W.Va.
Rev. Matthew Saunders, Pastor.
We are looking for you and have a
big welcome ready.
ABW SPRING RALLY
ABW Spring Rally, Greenbrier
Association, Peterstown Baptist
Church, Sat. Apr. 6th. Registration
at 9:30 A.M.
Everyone is we]ceme to hear
missionaries to Haiti and Rev. "Ted
Reid, pastor of Athens Baptist
Church.
CAR WASH
The Sophomore class of H.H.S.
will be holding a car wash from 10 til
4 beside Ames, on Sat. Mar. 30th.
GARDEN CLUB
The Bluestone Lake Garden Club
will numt Men, Apr. 8th. at1,i:30 P.M.
at the home of Mrs. Charles Sydnor,
514 Nelson St.
SENIOR NEWS
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS
Riverview Chapel, corner of 16th
Ave. and Temple St. in Hinton will
be holding 4 nights of evangelistic
meetings, beginning on Easter Sun.
night, Mar. 31 and continuing
through Wed. Apr. 3rd.
Meetings will be held nightly at
7:00. The speaker will be Butch
Honaker, pastor of Roles Chapel
Baptist Church.
There will be special music and a
nursery will be provided. You are
cordially invited to attend.
SPECIAL BUS TRIP
To Richwood Ramp Feast
The Summers County Council on
Aging will take buses to Richwood
Apr. 6th. to a Ramp Dinner. In order
to help cover expenses for bus use,
we will have to charge $4.00 per
person for transportation. Each
person will be responsible for pur-
chasing their own dinner. This is the
53rd observance of the :Feast of the
Ramson." The menu consists of fried
potatoes, ham, bacon, brown and
white beans, ramps, cornbrsad,
desserts, and sassafras tea.
ALL STARS
Summers County 4-H All Stars
will meet Mar. 28th. at W. Vs. Uni-
versity Extension Office. The meet-
ing will start at 6:30.
All interested All Stars plemm plan
to attend.
SPAGHETTI DINNERfrALENT
SHOW
Forest Hill School P.TJL will be
sponsoring a Spaghetti Dinner/Tal-
ent Show Fri. Apr. 5th. dinner will
be served from 5:00 til 6:30.
The menu will be spaghetti w/
meat sauce, cole slaw, homemade
bread, dessert and drinks. Advanced
tickets can be bought at the school:
Adults 3.50 children 12/under 2.50,
Tickets at door: Adults 4.00 chil-
dren 12/under 3.00.
Save your ticket stub from dinner
for a door prize drawing at the Tal-
ent show directly following dinner.
ACTIVITIES AT THE HINTON
SENIOR CENTER
Located on the corner of
Second Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W. Va.
Commission on Aging
Wed. Mar. 27
Menu: Spaghitti, coleslaw, sliced
peaches, french bread.
Activities: Legal Aid Attorney at
9:00 a.m.
Thurs. Mar. 28
Menu: Baked ham, glazed sweet
potatoes, shellie beans, pickle eggs,
coconut cake, rolls.
Activites: VITA Income Tax As-
sistance 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Bingo for prizes after lunch. Easter
Program.
FrL Mar. 29
HOLIDAY GOOD FRIDAY
CENTERS CLOSED
Mort. Apr. 1
Menun: Beef barbeque, coleslaw,
green beans, chocolate pudding, bun.
Activities: Menu review commit-
tee at 10:00a.m. Bible study at 11:15.
Tues. Apr. 2
Menu: Brown beans/onions, to-
mateea, applesauce, cornbread.
Menu changes may occur due to
the unavailability of certain foods or
due to circumstances beyond our
control,
Blood Pressure Clinic at the Hin-
ton Center Mar. 27.
CLOTHING
The Hinton Senior Citizens is
having a =spring cleaninb e' sale from
the clothes closet. Large bags of cloth-,
ing and miscellanous items are
available for $1.00 a .bag. A lot of
good used clothing, and pieces suit-
able for quilts, is available at this
special sale.
Donate To Bloodmobile
These are the 146 people who
donated blood on the 23rd. of Jan.
Thank you one and all,and thanks to
those who were rejected for various
reasons. Please try again on Mar.
the 26th. at the Armory. We will be
looking for you. Marie Sharps.
Jean E. Addington, Anita L.
Adkins, David D. Adkins, Brenda
W. Allen, Eva M. Allen, Harold D.
Allen, Teresa C. Allen, Sandra K.
Angell, Scott S. Angel, Debbie S.
Ballard, BeverlyD. Ballengee, David
L. Basham, Marsha S. Basham,
Shells B. Basham, Dixie L. Bennett,
Harry P. Bennett, Lloyd D. Bonifa-
cio, Mona A Bowling, Donna S.
Bragg, Eva J. Bragg, Evelyn M.
Brant, Jake H. BrantThomas F.
Briers, Barbara A. Broughman,
James M. Brown, Louvenna M.
Brown,Gary B. Browning, Patricia
L. Buckland, Verlin E. Butcher,
Melonie S. Butler,
Carol S. Cales, Robert L. Cales,
Joann Cart, Peggy L. Carr, James
W. Childers, Maxine Ciampi, Fred
Ciampi, Debra K. Cook, Connie
F.Cox, James E. Craft, Patricia A.
Crawford, Terry W. Crawford, Mil-
ton Howard Creed, Daniel L. Daugh-
erty, Larry D. Deeds, John W. Dil-
lon, Lois L. Dobbins, Benny E. Elli-
son, Vera G. Epling, David K.
Eskridge,
Denny D. Farley, JeffW. Garten,
Marjorie J. Garten, Zelda W. Gi-
bson, Brenda . Gillispie, Curtis K.
Gray, Jimmy L. Gray, Charles R.
Grimmett, Lester A. Grimmett,
Travis M. Grimmett, Bobby G.
Gunter, Vickie D. Gunter, Darrell
H. Gwinn,. Drema D. Gwinn, Char-
lesE. Hannah, Mary L. Harris, Dale
C. Hedrick, David P. Hicks, Dale L.
Celebrates
Birthdays
Edward, William and Bobby
Andrews of Hinton have all cele-
brated their birthdays in Feb. and
Mar.
Edward - 16, William -13, and
Bobby - 10 are the son of Kathy
Martin and step-sons of Kelly Mar-
tin of Hinton.
They are the grandsons of Char-
les and Faye Miller of Hinton, also
Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Andrews of 1306
Summers St.
Young And Free 4-H
Meets
Reporter:. Jodi Stone
The Young and Free 4-H Club
met recently at the Sandstone Bap-
tist Church Fellowship Building.
The regular Mar. monthly busi-
ness meeting was held and a spring
trip through the Bluestone Dam was
planned.
DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP
The Diabetes Support Group will
meet on Thurs. Mar. 28th. from 6 to
8 P.M. at the Mountain State Center
for Independent Living, 329 Prince
St.
Guest Speaker will be Pat George
from Southern WV Clinic. For more
information call Krista Maddy at
255-0122 or 1-800-545-2245.
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The brilliant colors of fireworks
come from bright-burning metamc
salts.
NOTICE
To Taxpayers
All real and personal property
taxes assessed for the year
1990 have become delinquent
as of April 1, 1991.
Unless paid m the month of
April 1991 these tax dems w!!l
be included for publication in
the forthcoming delinquent list.
Tom Briers
Sheriff of Summers County
Hinkle, Brenda K. Hedge, James L.
Hedge, Harold E. Holland, Mary
A.Holland, Carols J. Honaker, David
L. Honaker, Kenneth V. Howell,
Edward R. Huyer,
TeresaV. Johnson, Mary C. Jones,
lgina D. Kaaton, Ann I Keffer,
Deborah L.Keffer, Billy J. Kessler,
Jackie L. Kirby, Mary E. Lane, Hope
J. Larn, Dennis H. Lestor, Billy
Joe Lilly, Caryll C. Lilly, Gwen G.
Lilly, Norma L. Lilly, Gary L. Lowe,
Denzil D. Lyon, Irvin S. Maddy, Jr.,
Amy L. Mann, Richard L. Martin,
Royce A. Martin, Robert D. Meador,
Terri A. Meador, Betty F. Meadows,
Michael W. Meadows, Robert J.
Merritt, Michael L. Miller, Clara I.
Mitchell, Scotty J. Mitchell,
Gary , Pack, JoAnn Pack, Phyl-
lis A. Parker, Robert L. Partker, Jr.,
Lisa K Patrick, Jess W. Pendry,
Vernice J. Pendry, Drenda D.
Plumley, Tommy R. Plumley, Vicki
S. Plumley, Robin K. Reid, Carolee
R. Reilford, Mack B. Richmond, Lisa
/L Rifle, Derma J. Roach, Charles R.
Redes, Rocky ],[. Romanello,
Hannah S.ammaa, Charles E.
Skidmore, Fancine D. Smith,
Pamela S. Smith, Barbara S.
Spencer, Rebecca L. Spencer, David
E. Staley, Loyd L. Starks, Ruth A.
assos, Colin E. Taylor, Jane H.
Thompson, Judith T. Thompson,
Robert L. Turner, Karla S. Upton,
Dean K. Veltman, Mary C.
Veltman, Thimothy L. Waller, Donna
K. West, Ernest N. Wheeler, Ronald
R. Williams, Dennis A. Willis, Char-
les E. Wiseman.
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Rated PG-13
Predator I!
Rated R
Area Student On Dean's List At
Indiana University
Elizabeth Ann Moore, of 103 Park
Ave., Hinton, W.Va., has been named
to the Dean's List at the Indiana
University. The total number of
students qualified was 4,171.
Dean's List students must earn at
least a 3.5 grade-point average from
a possible 4.0 in a minimum of 12
hours of course work.
These students will be honored at
this year's traditional Founders Day
ceremony on Apr. 14th, at the Bloom-
ingtoncampus. Families of the hon-
ored students will be invited to the
program, which recognizes both the
academic achievements of the under-
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graduate students and the teaching
excellence of the faculty.
Call them partners: birds called
egrets feed on ineect a irred.up
by grazing cattle, in reum, me
egret wams the cattle of dange¢
by flying away.
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LAND FOR SALE
Various tracts of land for sale in
West Virginia. Virginia, Pennsylva-
nia and Kentucky. Varies m 25
acres to 65,000 acres in Slze. For
additional information contact
Georgia-Pacific Corporation by tele-
phone (304) 438-8060 or by writ-
ing to P. O. Box 605, Rainelle, WV
25962. All serious inquiries should
be received by March 29, 1991.
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SAMPLE BALLOT
OFFICIAL BALLOT
For PHmary Election
City of Hlnton, W.V.
Tuesday, ApHi 9, 1991
Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter III,
Article 1, Section 6 of the Code of the
State of West Virginia, and in accordance
with the Primary election laws of said
state, this ballot has been prepared and is
herewith submitted to vote.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR MAYOR
(Vote lbr One)
['-] WJ.(BiII) ,. ,.
Hum hr "
FOR COUNCIL
(Vote for Eour)
El Ed Hannah
Homer G. (Gene) Keffer
[ Coleman L. Leslie
['. Larry Meador
John R. (Bob) Pilzer
D HN March 26, April 2
SAMPLE BALLOT]
OFFICIAL BALLOT
For Primary Election
City of Hinton, W.V..
Tuesday, April 9, 1991
Pursuant to the pmvisimm cd" C'lmpter HI,
Article 1, Section 6 of the Code of the
State of West Virginia, and in eccordanm
with the Primary election laws of said
state, this ballot has been prepared and is
herewith submitted to vote.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR MAYOR
(Vote for One)
FOR COUNCIL
(Vote for Four)
["] William R. Ballengee
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