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10B - Hinton News Tues. May 1, 1990
Paid Political Advertising
Democratic Candidate
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Tuesday May 8 is the day Summers County can make the
change you feel is needed.
I have spoken personally and by phone with many of you,
and I thank you for your interest in the issues facing our
County.
We have talked about the future of our County and the prob-
lems and many needs of our County.
Now, I ask you to take the few minutes necessary and cast
your vote, each individual vote is very important in an elec-
tion.
mmlssion
Pol. Ad. Paid By the Candidate, Stuart Oxley.
DANCE CELEBRITY DINNER
May 11 - 8 p.m. to 12:00 Mark your calendar for Sat. May
Summers County Volunteer Fire 5. the Celebrity Dinner is coming to
Department and Rescue Squad. Hinton! You won't believe the City
Admission - $2.00 per person - Sidetrack Park is the same place as
K.A. the D~I. last year as you enter into another
wo~Id where costumed hostesses will
GOLF TOURNAMENT greet and seat you, and costumed
The First Annual Hinton Elk's waiters and waitresses will serve
Youth Scholarship Golf Tournament you. Who are these masked men and
will be held on Sun. May 13, at the women? Surprise - you know them -
Willowwood Country Club. or do you?
The tournament will be A: oneBe sure to make your reserva-
Day - 18 Hole - Captain's Choice - tions with the Summers County
Four Man Team Type Tournament. Chamber of Commerce for the 2nd
Entry Fee will be $100.00 perAnnual Celebrity Dinner. By mak-
team. Several nice prizes will be ingyourreservationsear]y, youmay
awarded and refreshments will be beabletohaveyourrequestgranted
served after the tournament, for who will wait on your table. Will
Pick your own team and come ou t it be Paul Hess, Jim Leslie, Joe Monk,
for a Fun Day and help us to suppert Fred Mock or one of the others? A
our Youth. trophy will be awarded the waiter/
Forinformation andapplications: waitress that receives the most tips.
Contact Willowood Country Club, All proceeds will go to the Summers
Tel. No. 466-3220. Applications must County Chamber of Commerce.
be received / postmarked no later Contact the Chamber Office at 466.
than May 7. Business sponsored 5332 for your reservations today!
teams are welcome.
Bluegrass Market, Inc.
Lewi•burg, WV
Sat. Apr. 21
409 head of livestock sold to 97
buyers amounting to $140,131.38.
Stockers and Feeder Steers
Under 500# 86.00-109.00; 500-
750# 60.50-92.50; Over 750# 60.25-
77.00.
Heifers
Under 500# 67.00-93.00; 501-750#
65.00-84.50; Over 750# 65.00.
Bull Calves 73.50-95.00.
Baby Calves 100.00-185.00.
Slaughter Cattle
Steers 55.00; Heifers 49.50-59.00;
Cows 38.50-55.00; Most Sold 45.00-
49.00; Bulls 55.50-56.75; Over 1000
55.50-56.75.
Cow And Calf Pairs 360.00.
740.00.
Cows, BH 455.00.
Hogs
Slaughter 40.50-50.25; Sows
45.00; Pigs & Shoats, BH 31.00-
45.00.
Sheep & Lambs
Blue 57.00; Red 53.00; Others
59.00; Baby Lambs 12.50-21.00;
Ewes 16.00-20.00; Bucks 16.00-
19.50.
Goats. BH 12.00-51.00.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Summers County Historical
Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. on
May 8th at the Murrel] Home at 422
Summers Street.
NOTICE
Any person with information
about Hinton Babe Ruth scoreboard
controls nnd P.A. System. Please call
Joe Coins at 466-4426.
This equipment will cost Hinton
Babe Ruth around $1,000 to replace.
Please call with any information.
REUNION
The Alumni of the Civilian Con-
servation Corp will hold its 4th re-
union at the Little Beaver State Park,
DanJels, WV on Aug. 11th.
Sponsored by Camp Raleigh. All
CCC alumni are invited to attend.
.' For more information contact:
CCC, 107 Lynn St., Daniels, WV
25832, 1.304-252.3161,
HHLC MEETING
:.The Hinton Historic Landmark
C(~miuion will meet May 3 at the
l~blic Library at 4 pro.
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Paid Political Advertising
Summers County Board of Education
Qualifications:
9 years banking experience while employed by the First National
Bank of Hlnton.
5 years management experience with Quasar Home Electrordcs.
presently district manager of a 6 state territory.
10 years served al Hinton City Councilman.
Two Sons- Palflck, a 1988 graduate of Htnton High School and i$
now alophomore at Concord CoUege; and Charlle a sophomore at
Hlnfo ,, High SchoOL My Wife, Bevel'ely, is the Mer of Mr.
C.E. Buster" Cooper of NJmitz, and has been employed W the
Summers County Board of Educagon for 10 yearn as ateacher's aide
and a member of the W.Va. School Service Personnel AL Jation.
I am not In this for power or poliUcal oath, but I have a direct
concern fOr the youth and students of Summers County. I have a
direct concern for the teacllers and service pef of Summers
County.
If elected, I will be honest and fair in any decildon me.
i WUI do aH I can to betp build a solid educational system for Summots
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Summers County
Announces Kindergarten
Pre-Enrollment
Schedule
Students who will be five years of
age prior to Sept. 1, may attend
kindergarten in Summers County
Schools next school year. Pre-enroll-
ment and screening for these stu-
dents will be conducted in the schools
between May 9 and May 16. The
schedule is as follows:
Wed. May 9 - Sandstone (morn-
ing); Wed. May 9 - Pipestem (after-
noon); Thurs. May 10 - Jumping
Branch; Fri. May 11 -Bellepoint; Mon.
May 14 - Hinton Area; Tuee May 15
- Hinton Area; Wed. May 16 - Talcott
(including Forest Hill).
Ifyou l~ave already contacted the
school about your child's attendance,
you will be notified as to the time for
pre-enrollment and screening. If you
have not yet contacted the school,
please do so immediately so you may
be given an appointment for pre-
enrollment.
Parents should know that under
West Virginia law, attendance at a
state-approved kindergarten is
mandatory. Also note, that at this
time, Summers County does not
permit kindergarten attendance for
students who turn five after Sept. 1.
We have no testing program or early
admittance for these students.
State law requires that all stu.
dents entering our schools be
screened in the following areas: vi-
sion, hearing, and speechqanguage.
Qualified personnel will conduct
these screenings. In addition, some
schools may include screening for
fine motor skills and concept devel-
opment. Also, some schools may
fingerprint and collect data on stu-
dents under the Kid Tracks/Child
Find (anti-kidnapping) programs. If
any parent objects to any of these
screening tests, that parent MUST
notify the school principal, IN WRIT-
ING, prior to May 7.
A parent or guardian should ac-
company the child to the pre-enroll-
ment and screening and the follow-
ing should be brought: a birth cer-
tificate ( or other official record of
birth), immunization records (stu-
dents are REQUIRED to have the
following before the beginning of
school this fall: 3 doses DTP and 3
doses Polio with at least one dose
given AFTER the 4th birthday; I
dose rubella and I dose rubeola --
probably MMR -- received after the
1st birthday; and a tuberculin test
with negativereading done within 4
months of school entry). If your child
has not completed these, but can do
so before Sept. 1, please attend the
screening.
The pre-enrollment and screen-
ing is of great importance to your
child to give him/her a good start in
school. Thisisalsovital tothe schools
for proper planning for the fall.
Please plan to come. If you have
questions, please contact the school
your child will attend.
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Contributions to Summers 100.00, MaryH. Herring 50.00, Mt.
County Hospital Sprinkler System - Pisgah United Methodist Church
April 17 to April 26: 91.50, Summers County Chapter
Hinton Chapter #1393 Women of $4230 A~A.R.P. 51.00, Dr. & Mrs.
theMoose$300.00,ElsieI~Weigartz Stanley Day 300.00, Hinton Kiwa-
100.00, William A. & Lena Carter nis Club 300.00.
25.00, Anonymous 5.00, Anna Sue Memorial• - Dr. J.W. Stoke•
Day 300.00, Payroll Deductions Glenna Saunders, James & Vir-
Hospital Employees 181.15, Gerald ginia Turner, Mary H. Herring.
Porterfield 150.00,Edith MayMoore Memorial - Harriett Read
25.00, Glenna Saunders 10.00, Hinton Chapter #1393 Women of
James & Virginia Turner 25.00, the Moose.
Thomas & Linda Halloran 50.00, Sprinkler Head• Purchased:
James & Neysa Chauteau 15.00, Hinton Chapter #1393 Women of
Martha J. Alderson 25.00, Marie the Moose, Anna Sue Day, Dr. &
Maddy 25.00, Freddie & Rita Mrs. Stanley 2'. Day, Hinton Kiwa-:
Plum]ey 25.00, Barbara Seefried nis Club.
D.A.V.A. Meets At Memorial
Building
TheD.A.V.AuxiliaryHintonUnit 23rd for the Bingo party at 7 p.m.
#30 met at the Memorial Building The meeting closed with Prayer
Apr. 10th at 7 p.m. for their business by the chaplain. The next meeting
meeting. The meeting was called to will be May 8th at 7 P.M. Refresh-
order by Sr. Vice Commander Va. mentswasservedbyCoraLeeArthur
Rippetoe in absent of Commander and Helen Turman to the D.A.V~.
Rhonda Willey. Opening Prayer was and D.&V. members Florence Mead-
offered by Chaplain Ethel Hernan- ows, Va. Lilly, Helen Turman,
dez. Woodrow & Irene Lilly, Dan & Ethel
AdjutantGarnettMeadowscalled Hernandez, George & Geneva Sow-
the roll of officers and read the der, Va. Rippetoe, Garnett Mead-
minutes of the last meeting. Treas- ows, Cora Lee Arthur, George Ben- :~
urer Geneva Sowder gave the treas- nett, Rev. Carl Edwards, Tommy
urer report. Va. Rippetoe gave the Hall, Estel Edwards, Mark
report on cards sent to the sick and Crawford, Leonard Neely, Edward
shut-ins. All reports was approved Matthews and Noah Pack.
as read. The members will go to the
Beckley Veterans Hospi tal Mon. Apr.
Paid Political Advertising
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The man who has proven he is against taxes
on our poor, low, middle income citizens.
Let me be your voice in Charleston to get
W.V. back on the right track.
Pol. Ad Paid For By Walter H. Pack.
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Democratic Executive
Bluestone River District
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The future will prove that these are very important times to
Summers County. There are many issues at hand which
makes our future look bright and promising. Our County
Commissioners must address these issues.
Stuart Oxley has expressed his intentions on many of these
very important issues, He knows exactly what Summers
County needs and what it will take to build a future for our
families and communities. Stuart has the education and ex-
perience to get the job done.
I know Stuart as a father, educator and as a former council-
man. His sincerity is second to none and is much needed in
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