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MOTHERS DAY EXPO
Mother's Day Shopping Expo on
~at., April 30 from 10-4 p.m. at the
:emodeled freight depot[ Free
~dmission and grand prize drawing
~rom over a dozen vendors! Face
)ainting and more for the kids!
Every Morn will receive a rose!
Sponsored by "Helping Hands
Vendor Events." Patty Spade
2ochran, organizer.
NOTICE
John Vuolo, Captain United
States Nation Retiree, is currently
avaliable to give a brief to seperate
the facts from the politics on the
Hillary Clinton "email" controversy.
If your civic or church group would
be interested in hearing an half hour
brief on the subject. Contact John
Vuolo at vuolo.john@gmail
SPAGHETTI DINNER
Spaghetti Dinner at James
SPRING REVIVAL .
Chapel Church, True, April 30, Spring Revival Services will be
'A:00-6:00) p.m.
Adults $7.50 and Children (under held starting May 1-4, at the Pence
12 yrs.) $4 Spring Community Church at 7:00
Open Invitation, Anyone is p.m.
Speaker Randy Burdette. Pastor
Welcome. Roger Persinger, and the
congregation invites everyone to
attend.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Summers County Historical April Schedule
Society is offering a one-day class
Food School April 26, starting at
by Dr. Fred Ziegler, author of
9:00 a.m. Please Come 15-20
Carriages of Monroe County and
minutes early to fill out paper work
owner of Cooks' Old Mill at
Greenville, WV and Donna Brown and complete TB Skin test if needed.
Any questions please call 304-
Brewster, co- author of One-Room 466-3388.
Schools of Summers County.
Discovering your family history
and stary your family tree. Cost is
$5..00 Time: 10:a.m. REVIVAL
Hinton Library, Space Limited. Meadow Creek Baptist Church
Reservation is required Make your will be having their Spring Revival
Reservation by contacting Donna at
donna@intertech.tv or 304-466- April 17th- 20th beginning at 7 p.m.
6179. Guest speaker wil be Pastor Bill Fox.
Pastor Harry Allen and
Friends of the Library congregation invites everyone to
Luncheon attend.
Friends of the. Library will be
having their Salad Luncheon on
Thursday, April 21, from 11 a.m. to
1 p.m. in the church hall of St.
Patrick's. As in the past, there will
be three different salads, piece of
bread, slice of cake and bottled
water, all for $7.
You can call the library at (466~:
4490) to order by April 20th and
have it delivered, come by the
church hall to have lunch with us
on the 21. Hope to see you there.
NARCONON
Narconon reminds families that
abuse of addictive pharmaceutical
drugs is on the rise. Learn to
recognize the signs of drug abuse
and get your loved ones help if the
are at risk. Call Narconon for a free
brochure on the signs of addiction
for all types of drugs. Narconon also
offers free screenings and referrals.
800-431-1754 or Prescription-
Prom
It is prom week at Summers
County High School and the Student
Council, under the direction of Mrs.
Kathy Blevins, is busy promoting a
safe prom night. All students at the
school are eligible to sign and keep
the promise that they will not use
drugs or alcohol on prom night. The
Student Council will be encouraging
their classmates to participate. It is
a way to highlight the importance
of positive peer pressure on an
important night in the lives of teens.
Ann Gore, our local Nationwide
Insurance agent, has been involved
with this yearly campaign since its
inception 25 years ago. "I am
encouraged by the student response
to Prom Promise and I'm so
appreciative of the support from the
business community. I remind the
students each year that they live in
a community that cares about them.
We hope that parents, church
leaders, teachers, and community
members will encourage the teens
to sign and keep the promise. It has
been a joy to work with Mrs. Blevins
and her predecessor, Mrs. Connie
Newton, over the years for this
worthwhile program."
The Prom is scheduled for April
22 at Pipestem State Park.
PIE & CAKE AUCTION
Trinity United Methodist Church
at Talcott, WV will be hosting a Pie
& Cake Auction on Saturday, April
23, from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m
There will be hot dogs for sale and
the auction will begin at 5:00.
Everyone is invited to come out
for a good time and enjoy the
fellowship!
VOTER REGISTRATION
DEADLINE
Voter Registration Deadline for
the Tuesday, May 10, 2016 Primary
Election will be Tuesday, April 19,
2016. All address changes, party
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
BUS TRIPS
Greenbrier Valley Sr. Circle is
sponsoring the following bus trips
for 2016. June 1st 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. A 3
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
abuse.org, registration application by mail. trips please call Barbara Gibson at
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te ,please call Kim Es~%p ~i~-304 647
Narconon can help you take s p, Service District meets the second ..... ~ " "
to overcome addition in your family Tuesday of each month at the Green 6079. Greenbrier Valley Medical
Call today for free screenings m Sulphur District Volunteer Fire Center is owned in part by
referrals. 800-431-1754. Department at 6 p.m. Meetings are , physicians.
open to the public.
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@yahoo.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.
FRESH PECANS
Ascension Episcopal Church has
fresh pecans, harvested this fall.
Call Cleo Mathews at 304-466-1515
or Joyce Ritter at 304-466-1135.
Tues. April 19, 2016 Hinton News - 9
NEED ADDRESSES
No ti ce
~f you can help with addresses or
LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES contact inibrmation for the following
The Class of 1966 needs the last classmates, please mail to Hinton
known address for the following so High School Class of 1976 P.O. Box
they can be invited to the reunion 44 , Hinton, WV 25951 or email
kimberlycurry@gmail.com (Kim
that will be held at Pipestem Resort Campbell Curry) robin
State Park on October 21 and 22. mcneer@yahoo.com (Robin Ford
According to Bonnie all were in the McNeer).
:class of 1966 at one time. If anyone ' Rhonda Amick, Terry Bailey,
can help please contact Bonnie at
bonniesyoung@msn.com Rebecca Bennett, Violet Bennett,
Judith Bragg, James H. Brown, Mary Blevins, James (Jim Bob)'
Jackie Cales, Billy Carden, Pamella Bowles, Terri Bowling, Christie
Collins, Rosalee Ennis, Judy Fox, Connor, Barbara Cox, Susan Ellison
Nancy Gill, James W. Goins, Robert Bish, Doug Gill, Gregg Gill, Patricia
Harvey McClelland, Michael Lee
Grimmett, Lena Harrah, Susanna Lilly, Paul Steven Lilly, Carolyn
Jorgerson, Beverly Kessler, John
Lilly, Garnet Plumley, Roger Reid, ;Dianna Martin , William Walter
PeggyRyan, Janis Saunders, Betty Mills, Randy Redden, Danny
Richmond, Deborah Crook
Shuck, Thelma Tate, Janet White, Richmond Rosa Richmond, Billy
Janice Wills, Mary Grace Carden
Wiseman, Sandra Woodrum, Jerry Starcher, Brenda Walker, Charles
Yopp. William Ward, Drema Williams,
Leonard Williams,Terry Alan Wills.
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JACK L. SCOTT, JR.
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CHARLES STUART "TOMMY" OXLEY JR)
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Review
Retiring Senator William Laird IV honored
County Democratic Executive Executive Committee member
Committee recognized Senator Abigail Averill was master of
William Laird's valuable service ceremonies, introducingalargeslate
to District 10 and West Virginia of Democratic primary candidates
Saturday, April 9, with a banquet to the large and enthusiastic crowd.
and ceremony at the McCreery. Current and potential officeholders
Conference and Event Center in rang~g from City Council to U.S.
_downtown Hinton. Congress were on hand.
Guests learned of the many Representing the West Virginia
contributions to our area as a Democratic Party and presenting
direct result of Bill Laird's years of the keynote address was vice-chair
hard work, not the least of which Christopher Regan, of Wheeling,
is Main Street Cares, the nursing who encouraged voters to stand
home located on the third floor of up for Democratic principles of
Summers County ARH. fairness, safety, equality, freedom,
Many state dignitaries were on and working together for the
hand to honor the Senator, including common good.
Senator Ron Miller, Secretary of West Virginia will be losing a
State Natalie Tennant, Secretary good friend and faithful servant
of Agriculture Walt Helmick, upon Senator Laird's retirement.
and West Virginia Treasurer The path he's followed - honesty,
John Pur