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14 - Hinton News Tues. April 26, 2016_
SPRING FLING
Spring Fling begins May 7, 10
a.m. -2 p.m. ! At Hinton Fire
Department.
Vendors, Hot dog sale and A Car
Wash (Weather Permitting for the
car wash) Door Prizes and 50/50
Tickets. Sponsored by Hinton Fire
Department Ladies Auxiliary.
DOLLYWOOD TICKETS
The Hinton Fire Department
Ladies Auxiliary is selling chances
on 2 tickets to Dollywood Theme
.Park. The tickets are $5 each or 3
for $10. Tickets will be available at
the Spring Fling May 7th or see
anyone in the Ladies Auxiliary to
purchase them. Drawing will be held
June 1st.
AVOID MOSQUITO BITES
Mosquito bites can be more than
just annoying and itchy. They can
make you really sick from diseases
that are transmitted by bites.
Protect yourself and your family
when outdOors by following these
tips:
-Use mosquito repellents
containing DEET, picaridin, IR3535,
and oil of lemon eucalyptus and
wear repellents during all times
when outdoors.
~Consider wearing long-sleeved
shirts and pants
-Remove potential mosquito
breeding sites near homes such as
containers with standing water,
tires, etc. Mosquitos can breeding
very small amounts of standing
water.
-Make sure that window and door
screens are intact to prevent
mosquitoes from coming indoors
“(Run For Several Weeks”)
REVIVAL SERVICES
Revival Services will be held at
the Sandstone Missionary Baptist
Church May 15—18 at 6:00 p.m.
Brother Daryl Bonifacius will be
the speaker. Pastor Jack Wand and
the Congregation invites everyone to
attend.
COMMUNITYLUNCHEON
First Presbyterian Church
(Corner of Ballengee St. and Third
Ave.) is having a free Community
Wit Thursday, April 28 at
noon. Everyone is welcome!
1 Vote
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Butteth Board
HAM DINNER
The United Methodist Men of
First United Methodist Church of
Hinton, Corner of 3rd Avenue and
Ballengee Street, invite you to their
third annual famous Isaly’s Style
Chipped Ham with special sauce
dinner. Dinner includes a sandwich
on homemade bun, potato salad,
baked beans, chips, pickle, dessert,
and drink. Cost will be $10.00 for
adults and $5.00 for children under
12. Dine in or carry out. Delivery
available in city limits.
Come join us at the First United
Methodist Church of Hinton
Educational Building on Friday,
May 6, 2016 from 4:00 PM until 7:00
p.m. For delivery call 304-466-0544
after 2:00 p.m. on May 6. See a
church member to purchase tickets
in advance. CANDIDATES
WELCOME.
LITTLE MISS MERMAD)
CONTESTANTS SEARCH
2016 West Virginia State Water
Festival Little Miss Mermaid
Contestant Search to all 2nd., 3rd.
4th. and 5h. grade girls is underway.
The Hinton Fire Department
Ladies Auxiliary is again sponsoring
the Little Miss Mermaid Contest.
Each contestant will raise money
by fund raisers, and donations. We
have activities planned this year
including the coronation at the
beautiful Pipestem Spa, a sleep over
at a cabin at Bluestone State Park,
swimming at the Bluestone pool and
a Little Miss Mermaid Ball.
Contestants will also ride a fire
truck at the Fireman’s parade and
a float in the Grand parade. We also
plan a pizza party at the Pizza Hut
and a movie night at the Ritz
Theatre.
If interested please contact Becky
Dillon at 304-466-1792.
SPRING REVIVAL
Spring Revival Services will be
held starting May 1-4, at the Pence
Spring Community Church at 7:00
p.m.
Speaker Randy Burdette. Pastor
Roger Persinger, and the
congregation invites everyone to
attend.
Charles Stuart
"Tommy"
Oxley, Jr.
I Mayor
0| want to have lights installed
on the Veterans Memorial Bridge
in Bellepoint this will light
the entrance to our city.
CORRECTION
The “Meet the Candidate Event”
Article regarding the bean dinner
event held at Forest Hill Fire
Department on March 5, should be
corrected. No raffle was held at the
event. Adinner ticket purchase went
directly for the meal, and those
dinner tickets were drawn from a
hat to award door prizes to those
attending.
NO DADDY 5K WALK
Summers County Humane
Society is holding the No Daddy 5K
Walk around Bellepoint on May 7.
This is a free event and all ages are
welcome. All human walkers receive.
a free event and all ages are
welcome. All human walkers receive
a certificate. Healthy snacks an
fresh fruit smoothies will be served.
Come show your support an help
us spread the word about spay and
neuter. Our goal is to have No More
Dog and Cat Daddies! Also available
will be micro chipping for $20.00 and
applications for discounted spay and
neuter at two local veterinary
clinics. Any questions? Call (855)-
984-7387 or message us on
Facebook.
Riverview School] West End
Reunion
Our reunion is very soon! May 13,
14, 15. We want, and need your help
in contacting classmates and
friends! We want to notify West End
residents and anyone that attended
Riverview School. '
Please Register and plan on
attending, for questions regarding
the upcoming reunion email
westendreunion®gmail.com or call
Mary Beth Merritt @304~466-4052.
WV WATER FESTIVAL
Wv Water Festival will soon be
printing out our brochure. Each
event Must have a representative at
our next meeting May 10 at p.m.
at the. Chamber of Commerce
building in Avis. Also, you must
bring a typed or neatly hand written
announcement about each of your
events happening during the Water
Festival for your event to be included
in the brochure. Include name and
description of event, date, time,
place, and a contact name and phone
number.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Open meetings in the basement
of Ascension Episcopal Church,
corner of 5th Ave. & Temple St.,
Hinton at 8:00 p.m. every Tues,
Thurs, & Sat.
For more information call 1-800-
333-5051.
Paid Political Advertisement
-I will seek grants to restore the
brick streets, which are a part of
our Historical City. This can be
completed in phases, Ballengee..St.,
2nd Ave. atthe Depot, 3rd. and 4th.
Avenues.
oWith our BEAUTIFUL Rivers and the
railroad history .
increasing tourism“ is the light to
our future.
let's Move Forward, Thin-k Positivell
Paid for by Candidate
MANCHINLCOMMENDS SENATE:
Provisions focus on promoting
an all-of-the-above energy policy,
keeping coal competitive and
speeding up efforts to develop carbon
emission-reducing technologies
Washington, DC. — As a
member of the Senate Energy and
Natural Resources Committee,
US. Senator Joe Manchin ,(D-WV)
Wednesday, April 20, applauded
the Senate’s passage of the Energy
Policy Modernization Act of 2015,
a comprehensive, bipartisan bill
that addresses our nation’s energy
opportunities and challenges.
Included in the bill are four of
Senator Manchin’s amendments
that comprise the entirety of
the bill’s coal title and focus on
promoting an all-of-the-above
energy policy, keeping coal
competitive with other low-carbon
energy sources and speeding up
efforts to develop carbon emission-
reducing technologies.
Also included in the bill is the
permanent authorization of the
Land and Water Conservation Fund
(LWCF), which helps maintain and
expand access to West Virginia’s
natural treasures like the Galley
River and key battlefield areas
around Harpers Ferry.
“It is critical for, our country to
establish an all-of-the-above energy
portfolio that includes all of our
domestic resources and to face the
NOTICE
COWABUNGA FARM THEMED
VBS
The War Ridge Free Will Baptist
Church will be holding Vacation
Bible School from Monday, June
20th to Friday June 24th from 6-8
p.m. with a final program on
Sunday, June 26, at 10 a.m. Our
theme will be “Cowabunga Farm
Growing’ with our Faithful God” and
is available free of charge for ages 4
to adult.
Our program will consist of
singing, Bible study, crafts, games,
and a snack. Advance registration is
required. For additional information .
or to register call Bonnie Galford at
(304) 466-4283 or Amy Bender at
(304) 4660291.
JOHN HENRY DAYS July 840
2016
The 213)t John Henry Days
festival will be July 8, 9 & 10 in
Talcott, WV. Please plan to join us
for a weekend packed full of free
entertainment, 4 mile run/walk,
grand parade, fireworks, cornhole
tournament, car show, rubber duck
race, vendors, games and more!
The Friday night concert will
feature Seth Bunting and Bobby
Cyrus and Saturday’s show will
feature Wayne Taylor and Appaloosa
Bluegrass Band.
This year’s theme is “Memories
are Made in Talcott” and we hope to
see you there!
For more information visit
johnhenryhistoricalpark.com
EARLY ABSENTEE VOTING
INFORMATION ‘
Early voting will be conducted in
the County Clerk’s Office at the
Courthouse during regular business
hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
beginning Wednesday, April 27,
2016 until Saturday, May 7, 2016.
Saturday, April 30th and Saturday,
May 7, 2016, the hours will be from ‘
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The last day
'to vote an early ballot will be
Saturday, May 7, 2016. Any
registered voter can vote during this
Early Voting time. If you have any
questions, call Mary Beth Merritt,
County Clerk at 466-7104.
' Applications for mail in Absentee
Voting will be accepted only until
May 4, 2016 and must be in the
' County Clerk’s office on this date.
An application must be filed with the
County Clerk and then the Absentee
ballot will be sent to the applicant
who meets the requirements.
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE
2016-2017 SCHOOL CALENDAR
On Thursday, Thursday, April
28th the Summers County Board of
Education will conduct mandatory
public hearings to. afford parents,
school employees, community
members and other interested
parties within the county to provide
input into the development of the
2016-2017 Summers County school
calendar.
Hearing will be held in the
auditorium of Summers County
High School at 37 Bobcat Drive,
Hinton, WV. The meeting on April
28th will begin at 6:00 p.m. In the
interest of time and efficiency, oral
,. statements will be limited in
to a not to exceed
three minutes and may be
supplemented with written
comments. '
. PASSAGE OF BROAD ENERGY BILL
, Senator Manchin authored bill’s coal title, which includes millions for
coal technology research
fact that coal will play an integral
role in producing our electricity
for decades to come,” Senator
Manchin said. “My measures
ensure that we are investing in the
necessary research development
and advanced technologies to
address the preservation if low cost
electricity, clean coal production,
cost effective energy practices and
carbon emissions reduction.
These will help strike a balance
between a healthy economy and
a clean environment, and my
measures will support the future
of coal, provide good jobs and make
our country more energy diverse,
effective, and secure for years to
come.”
Below is a list of Senator
Manchin’s provisions that were
included in the bill:
Designate Clean Coal
Technologies as an Official DOE
Fossil Energy Priority: Included in
the base bill, this provision would
amend the Energy Policy Act and
list carbon capture, use and storage
(CCUS) as a specific objective
for DOE and the Office of Fossil
Energy.
This measure would work to
maintain clean coal tech ologies as
a clear part of the nation’s energy
mix and lower the cost of reducing
carbon emissions.
Use Pre-Authorized Funding for
KAROKE CONTEST
“The Voice” of the WV State Water
Festival — Karaoke Contest (during
the WV State Water Festival). Aug
5th 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. This event will
be DJ ’d by Cowboy Will (morning DJ
from WJLS). It will take place prior
to the Fireman’s Parade and
Fireworks in the Hinton Post Office
Parking Lot.
Ages 8 and up. $25 cash prize to
the winner!
To register, please email Laura
at LauraLillyHHF@gmail.cpm or
call (304)573-5320 after 4p.m.
weekdays.
JOHN HENRY DAYS
PLANNING MEETING
The John Henry Days Festival
committee meets every third
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Talcott
Fire Department. If you are
interested in joining the committee
or helping out with John Henry
Days please join us!
Our next meeting is May 19 at 7
KING CEMETEY
(located on Swell Mtn. Road at Sandstone)
* Needs Your Donations
For the 2016 Mowing Season
(Donations will be accepted and appreciated throughout
the year toward other maintenance projects.)
Please send to :
King Cemetery Fund
do First Community Bank
298 Stokes Drive
Hinton, WV. 25951
or
Patsy (Harris) Wingfield, Treasurer
1606 Temple St. Hinton, WV. 25951
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Clean Coal Innovation: Included
in the base bill, this provision
would require the DOE to study
the effectiveness of recommended
changes to the agency’s loan
program, which authorized $8
billion in 2008, but has yet ito
use the funds for carbon and cést
reducing fossil energy projects. 7'
Prioritize Clean Coal Reseafch
and Development: This amendment
would put a premium on a path
forward for coal by establishing a
comprehensiveprogramdedicatedto
clean coal technological innovatign
through research, development,
and implementation. The program
would work to preserve low-cost
electricity, diversify our nation’s
energy supply by keeping coal
competitive with other low-carbon
energy sources, and speed up
efforts to develop carbon emission
reducing technologies. j;-
Authorize Coal Technology
Program Budget: This amendment
adds $22 million to the already
authorized budget for the (foal
technology program. The additional
$22 million would suppdrt
preliminary engineering leading
to large-scale pilot projects with
processes resulting in net-negative
C02 emissions from production and
consumption of the end products,
employing a combination of coal
and biomass feedstocks with carbon
capture and storage.
NOTICE
Narconon Reminds families thal
abuse of addictive synthetic drugs
is on the rise. Learn to recognize the
signs of drug abuse and get your
loved ones help if they are at risk.
Call Narconon for a free brochure,
on the signs of addiction for all types
of drugs. N . ton also offersfree
screenings an "'r;t an als. 800-431-
1754 or www.nar::ononnewlife treat
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Narconon can help you take steps
to overcome addiction in your family
Call today for free screenings. 01
referrals. 800-431-1754.
REGION ONE . .
Notice of Meeting of Region ]
Planning and Development Counci:
will be held at 12:00 Noon, or
Thursday, April 28, at Pipestem
Resort State Park.
For additional information
contact (304) 431-7225.
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