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6- Hinton News Tues. May 1, 1984
Wtnnc~ in the County 4 - H!
takmt contest held here earlier
this month were annmmced
Saturday by 4-H Extension
Agent R~'m Gwinn Eckie.
Named as Summers County
winners in the talent and visual
category are:
Jason Parmer - piano solo,
junior; Michelle Talbott - piano
solo, senior; Melinda Gwinn -
vocal solo, junior; Pipestem
Indians - vocal group, junior;
Neriua Young - vocal solo,
senior; Kelly Cough•hour -
dance solo, junior; Jennifer" Arretta Mills-health.
Gwinn - baton solo, junior;
Susan Coughenhour, Amy
(}aye, Anne Gill, Becky Parker,
Edith Ward - dramatic and
novelty group, junior; Nancy
Jarrell - dramatic and novelty
solo, senior; Susie Jarrell and
Tami McCarty - dance solo,
senior and baton solo, senior;
Rusty Hannah and Lori Sears -
general group, senior; Victor
l.~ag - dramatic and novelty
solo, junior; Carol Binion and
James D. Ward - photography;
Virginia Lee Hatcher - foods;
Billy Brown Burke, former
member of the House of Dele-
gates and Democratic Cand-
idate for Secretary of State,
brought his campaign to
SUMMERS County making
stops in several places~
"I enjoy this opportunity to
talk personally with the voters
in SUMMERS County, Burke
commented, in an interview
here Wednesday. " I need their
support and meeting with them
has made me feel confident
that I will do well here."
Burke said he regrets that he
could not see everyone on his
visit and said he looked for-
ward to the opportunity to
serve the people in the State of
West Virginia as Secretary of
State. Burke said he wants to"
forge a link" between the
people and the " complex,
sophisticated government" in
Charleston in order to " help
our citizens, like government
should."
A native of Gilmer County
and Graduate of Sand Fork
High School and Glenvflle State
Information About
Alcoholics Annonymous
THE TWELVE STEPS
OF ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
1 - We admitted we were
'pew•rims over alcohol that
your lives had become un-
manageable.
2- Came to believe that a
Power greater than ourselves
could restore us to sanity.
3 - Made a decision to turn our
will and our lives over to the
care of God as we understood
Him.
4 - Made a searching and
fearless moral inventory of
ourselves.
5 - Admitted to God, to our.
selves and to another human
being the exact nature of our
wrongs.
6 - Were entirely ready to
have God remove all these
defects of character.
7 . Humbly asked Him to
remove our shortcomings.
8 - Made a list of all persons
we had harmed, and became
willing to make amends to
them all.
9 - Make direct amends to
such people wherever possible,
except when to do so would
injure them or others.
10 Continued to take
personal inventory and when
we were wrong promptly ad-
mitted it.
II -Sought through prayer
and meditation to improve our
conscious contact with God, as
we understood Him, praying
only for knowledge of His will
for us and the power to carry
that out.
12 - Having had a spiritual
awakening as the result of
thes~ steps, we tried to carry
this message to alcoholics, and
to practice these principales in
all our affairs.
More Next Week.
W£EES
Phone 253-8305
Crab Orchard Road - P.O. Box 756
CRAB ORCHARD. WEST VIRGINIA 25827
FLOWER PLANTS CSLLS
EA DOZ.
Ageratum ~ ai
Alyssum .32 3,7(
Aster .32 3.7(
Begonia-Fi berous .6~
Begonia-Dbl Rose .9(
Begonia-Tuberous • 7(
Caladium Plants • 7(
Celosia . A(
Chrysanthemum .7f
Clemati s .2(
Coleous .
Dahlia Plants 2 .6(
Dianthus • 3 3 • 70
Dusty Miller , &O
Fuchsla y' .90
rucnsla ~"
.Geranium h" ,70'70
]~mpatiens hyb ,65
]Pansy]Marig°lds|impatienSplantsNeW Guinea .32 ).70 .90.&5
IP etuni a • 3_2~ .7_0 "
]Portulaca • 32 ). 70
]Salvia .32 ). 70
]Snapdragons .32 ~. 70
IVerbena , ~O
Vinca , ~0
Zinnias .32 ).70
V~GETASLE PLANTS ~-LLS POTS
Broccoli hyb 7;; ;"50
Brussles Sprouts .22 2.50
Cabbage- • 22 2.50
Celry Plants .32 3.50
Collards .22 2.50
Cucumber Plants .32 3.50
Cantaloupe .60
Egg Plant .
Herbs .65
Pepper-sweet green .32 3.50 .50
Pepper-hot wax .32 3.50 .50
Pepper-Cayenne • 32 3 • 50
Squash :~
Stawberry
Watermelon .60
TOMATO PLA)?Lg
Early Girl da~--- ,32 3.50 65
Reefmaster, VFN 80 ,32 ).50 65
Better Boy 70 ,32 ).50 65
Rutger 85 ,32 ]. 50 65
WV Hyb 76 ,32 ).50 65
PixleG°lden Boy HYB 80 ,32, 3.50 6565
Patio 65
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Mrs. Eckle said this makes
them "eligible to participate in
the Area 4-H Rmmdup which
will he held at the Shady Spring
High School next Monday."
Registration begins at 5:00
p.m., she said, and the contest
"will last until approximately
8:30 p.m."
was performed during the
Talent Show here wflr he per- "~' ~4 "
formed during the Area ~~ ....
:.J' h
Mr. and Mrs. Senate Keaton Afterwards, delicious cake, 't~ }~ '/~j~
College, Burke is the only per- of Hpestem, WV celebrated made by Maxine Kirk, was % ~ //4~'I~
son to have served five diff-
erent Counties in t~ West their anniversary with family, enjoyed by all. //~ 5..-~2!%~ .~
Friday, April 20th, at Shoney's Senate and Helen were marr- ~ .
Virginia House of Delegates. Restaurant in Princeton, WV. ied 38 years ago, on April 20th, / '
Burke served in the House of
Delegates for 13 9~years, during
which time he chaired the
House Finance Committee, the
Democratic Caucus, and ser-
ved in the rules committee,
agriculture committee, and
natural resources committee.
Burke spent 15 years in the
construction lmsinc~, tea as a
heavy equipment operator and
five in supervision for oneof the
largest constrncUoh companies
in the world.
Those attending dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Keaton were their
son Lm'oy, Keren, his wife, and
Kim and Scott, their children of
True, WV. Their daughter, Re-
becca Clinehell, Joe, her hus-
band, and Corye and Melissa
their children of Pip•stem, WV.
@
rs
Thursday, April 19 was a
• very nice spring day weather
wise and a very lively but mest
enjoyable day at the Senior
Citizen Center in Hintun. Act-
Army Staff Sgt. Gary W.ivities of the day included the
Meadows, son of Ira J. and Foster Parents Meeting in the
Shirley M. Meadows of Rural morning, also a short movie.
Route 1, Hinton, W. Vs., has The Clothes Closet was open for
arrived for duty in Garistedt, visitors, also the Vines Office
West Germany, under Project located on the second floor.
COHORT. Before noon Miss Lillian
Project COHORT ( cohes.Page entertained at the piano
ion, operational rcadine~ and accompanied by everyone who
training) is designed to in- wished to participate in sing-
crease the cohesion, stability ing the old tune " Gospel Hym-
and readiness of a unit by ns."
allowing soldiers to train to~ Mrs. Estella Akers made a
gether and continua together surprise visit throughout the
throughout their entire initial center dressed as a Bunny
enlistment. Rabbitt and passing out treats
Meadows, a cannon crewman to everyone.
at Bellepoint, by the Rev. W. M.
Wills. They are also the par-
ents of Barbara Walls, Poca,
WV, Sue Jones, Wayside, WV,
and Curtis Pack, Martinsburg,
WV. They have 13 grandchild-
ren and 4 great - grandchild-
ren.
Presbyterian Church in Hinton
.was a guest speaker and del-
ivered a very inspiring mess-
age, which was very much
enjoyed. Later in the after-
noon some of the seniors went
shopping by mini bus while
others remained at the center
"and enjoyed playing Bingo.
The Summers Couaty senior
citizen center is a good place to
socialize. Fellowship with fr-
iends and nieghbors. Forget the
cares of a day especially that
birthday party the first Friday
in every month.
Little Miss
mmers
4
With the announcement, ".
We re the Caring Kind", St~d-
mers County Hospital joins
hospitals throughout the nation
in celebrating National Hos-
pital Week 19~4,May 6 - 12.
" The 1964 National Hospital
Week theme pays tribute to the
special kind of people we have
at Summers Cmmty Hospital,"
rater. " Whether they he m-
ploys•s, volunteers, visitors, or
trustees, they are all people
who are the Caring Kind. They
are people who care about one
another and about the comm-
unity. It is their commitment to
caring that we celebrate this
week".
said Frank Basile, Administ-
ay 6th
May 6 is National Nurses
Day, a time during National
Hospital Week when nurses are
recognized for the compass-
ionate care they provide hos-
pital patients. Summers County
Hospital has chosen the theme
• of " Caring for a Lifetime" to
• emphasize the commitment
and devotion nurses at the
hospital have given.
'Tm proud of our staff of
nurses," said Mr. Basile, ad-
ministrator. " They have add-
ed a great distinction to the
with the 2nd Armored Division, A bountiful covered dish din- quality of care we provide the
was previously assigned at nor was served at noon, con- The Key Club at Hinton High people of our community. I feel
Fort Carson, Colo. sisting of ham, vegetables, sap
He is a 1975 graduate of ads, cake, pie, milk and coffee.
Talcott High School, W. Va. The invocation before the meal
was offered by Mr. Stover.
A.L. Cone pastor of the First
Helary And VoW
Relisntimt Smicn
At
Area
Persona is
School is now preparing for they represent some of the
their 3rd annual Little Miss finest individuals in the pro-
Summers County Pageant. The session today."
pageant is open to all girls, "No group ofpeopledomore
grades kindergarten thru 6th. for our patients than our nur-
Those whom wish to part-
icipate will he judged upon the Servicemen In The New•
following; grades in school, Marine Staff Sgt. Tommy W.
poise & appearance, physical Pettry, sen of Charles E. and
fittness and each tud[es vex- Patty L. PeRry of Street•r, W.
sonal interview. Va.~ has been promoted to his
If any questions should arise pr¢~mt rank while serving with
contact Amy Berry at 466- 4934 2rid Marine Aircraft Wing,
or Shelle Aivis at 466 - 0931. Marine Corps Air Station (h-
Make your plans to attend ! ! ! ! erry Point, N. C.
The Hlnton Senior Citizens
Center has recently announced
that it can now provide not-
ary services. Peggy Rosai, of
the center staff, had been duly
appointed and commissioned
as a notary public.
Now that voter registration in
' Appr(
C~nty
rolled t
! Divisiox
Baseba
such a
players
team, :
and 2 T
~O aces
kids, P
OWS F~
! Lilly,
' Motmt~
onsors
Withou
inesses
s~nosl
imposs
r~.~It of
In ad
: new tel
in the I
Couces:
point F
eaeher
Field
ivities to observe National HOS- ! In a
pit&] Week and to honor and t q,~agu(
"'oi" l~eai
encourage employees and vol- -door
unteers. Included are :
HEALTH FAIR - to he held in cleanel
the basement of the Memorial :'~funds f
Building on May 9, from 10:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The p~bUc is
encouraged to att~.
Smnmers County Hospital Awards Banquet - May 11 at
has planned a number of act- Pip•stem State Park for Em-
ployees and Auxillans.
" We could not serve the
commtmity without the corns-
Visiting during the Easter
Holidays in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Richmond were
some of their children and
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Richmond and son Tim of
Hopeweli, Va. ; Mr. and Mrs.
the state can he done by mail, Robert Richmond, Newport
Ms. Rossi wants interested per- . 'News, Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
sor~ to he aware that she can Johnny Dean and daughter
assist them in registering to Laci of Hopeweli, Va.; and
• vote. She has the applications Miss Kimberly Patterson of
for registrati(m available in her Blaeksburg, West Virginia.
office and is prepared to assist
people in completing the forms Dr. Kyle Abshire of Orange
and to notarize them. Persons Park, Florida, spent the Easter
who are not registered to vote Holidays visiting his parents,
"as well as those who must re - Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Absh/re and
register because they have ms- his brother and sister - in - law,
ved, changed their name or fail Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abshire
to vote at least once during a and daughters.
period covering two statewide
primary and general elections,, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Vest of
are encouraged to take ad- Charleston visited during the
vantage of this new service. Easter Holiday weekend his
Fur more information call mother, Mrs. Lucinda Vest.
the Hinton Senior Center at 466 -
i "HmEMENT [
I
i " .x%~t~. be • complete lefl~emeM cc~er with I
l f.~ iow el 2- & 3.bed oean m.ls. It i
! v . t~ s ~-l~ch~se *~•em~ ~, tm~. I
I sited nm'ekl9 care w~d sddHIo~dt ]
¢~mge. [
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i Johnson (HI. In. 3160! Adm. n
• ses," Mr. Basile concluded. ~'
They truly add that gentle
human touch to medical care. I
invite you to join us as we say
thanks to these professionals
today for caring for our 4if•-
time."
Nurses. Without them
hospitals would be much less a
caring place. Without their de-
votion, their care and their
professionalism, hosptials just
couldn't do what the~' do.
unity's support", said Mr. Bas-
fie, " and the dedicated eff-
ort of our employees. National
Hospital Week 1984 is a cele-
bration of both our employees
and the community. Only
working together can we " : ,y
he the ~ K~d."
National Hospital Week is
sponsored each year by the
American Hospital Association.
and its 6,3000 member hospitals
to foster hettern communicat-
ion and understanding between
hosptials and their patients,
employees, and the commtm-
ities they serve.
' I I ,, I, , I ]1
VOTE FOR
J. W. (Bill) JEFFRIES, JR.
Democratic Candidate
For
MAGISTRATE
SUMMERS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
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