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Kiwanis Prayer
one more year, pr6viding we
don't have any major expense,
but when this money is used up
I look for some of our fire
departments to close."
Pack said everytime he read
last weeks article on the fu'e
" levy interest "the madder I
got."
"we have been trying for 3
years to get a new jaws-of-life'
vehicle for the emergency
rescue service," he said, "with-
out any success. All we have is
an old ambulance that has been
wrecked three times. The
ambulance people want us at
the scene when they get there.
Peoples lives are in danger and
they are very up set if we are
late getting to the accident. A
new vehicle could have been
bought with just the interest
money."
ACTIVITIES AT THE HINTON
SENIOR CENTER FROM
MAY 23rd THRUiJUNEI,
1964
MEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Corner Second Avenue and
CSOPERATIVi lXr[ll$1011 $11tVIIC[ Summers Street.
(Funded by the West Virginia
Wednesday, May 23 - Beckley
Mini - Bus trip. ,,
Thursday, May 24 - G pines
after lunch.
Friday, May 25 - "Meet Your
ION[ • AUlCULTUI[ .~DUTN Candidates" session after
lunch. Cake and coffee will be
By Robert N. Baber served ( donated cakes are
Exttmslon Agent . needed, cal1466 - 4019 of you can
.... " lend a hand). The public is
LI~ ........... invited to attend. Shopping by
,,./~ Di~,'tN~ I~I~ED Mini R- t-11-...:'_, th^ ,, Meet
SP ..... - -t~ [uuuwu~ ©
ECIAL CARE - While lima Yo- Can -'dates'' session
~l. ,
_. sy ..are a pop~ vegetable Monday, May 28 - Center
ato~.aL~erm~e'~yany n_?m? closed for Memorial Day.
~,,.-,~,~a -,~,,~,= tu plan~them Tuesday, May 29 - Ceramics
-"~,~': . _ after lunch ,
they are concern lfirst that w.a.--ao="
tw=y won c Be gooQ set oI ~;,,; B,,,~ trin
bJ .,.val,s, su " ~ I~ •
ossoms to set the beans and .... a 31 ames
rnursaay, m y -
secondly that the blossoms will after lunch. Cash Bingo Benefit
drop. With some care and a ,_,,~ ..... ~"P M with a bake
little luck, however, gardeners ""P'.'+~a+.".W_ "__," .....
can ......... sale, not aog sale, uoor pfl-
grow a great smno oz tuna ,~ o,,d -,,ore Everyone wel-
beans. Here are some suggest- ' "" " ~-spmmore~
mus: by the Summers County Vol-
I. Be sure your soil is not low unteer Fire Department.
in phosIflmr~. Soils that have Friday, June 1 - Birthday party
been manured heavily for sev- for all area seniors with bir-
eral years without adding pho- thdays in June. There will be a
sphorus usually lack this elem- door prize. And, the cake is
ent.
2. Use good, new seed that generously donated by Food-
land. Treat yourself to a bir-
+ has been treated to resist rot. thday celebratin at the Senior
3. Do not plant until the Center.
ground is warm. Lima beans
r ¢
will not readily germinate in a
cold soft. Do not plant the seed
more than one inch deep.
4. H your garden soil has a
tendency to crust, cover the
seed with rotted sawdust or
some highly organic soil. Water
when you see a few plants
breaking through. The best
time to water the soft is in the
evening.
5. When cultivating, do not
plow or hoe more than a fract-
ion of an inch deep. Other-
wise, you will cut many of the
roots, and the shock to the plant
will cause it to shed its bloo-
~SOIT~.
6. Do not permit insects such
as the bean beetle to damage
the leaves, or the blossoms will
probably drop.
7. Hormoue sprays on the
blossoms may be helpful, but
be sure to follow the directions
on the container.
Finally, keep in mind that
prolonged wet and cool periods,
or prolonged drought, will
shock the plant to the extent
that many of the ble6soms will
fall. This is out of your control,
of course. But, barring these
mi~ortunes, your family could
well he enjoying homegrown
beans this year. Why not
give them a try?
Bose Bushes
Bhodendron
Juniper
Apple Trees
WBIS FLORIST
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CBM OICHMID, W. VA.
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Summers County 4 - H Camp
will he held at Camp Summers
June 17 - 22, 1984. Application
forms will be mailed to 4 - H
members for whom the 4 - H
Office has current addresses.
Any 4 - H member who does
not receive the forms in the
mail by May 31 may come to
the 4 - H Office in the Court-
house Annex in Hinton to vert-
lfy your memimmhip and add-
tess. Or you may call 466 - $711.
Registration will be limited
to 200 campers, accepted on a
first - come first - served basis.
Pagv 713. HINTON NEWS, MAY 22, 1984
Application forms should be
completed and brought or mail-
ed to the 4 - H Office as soon as
possible, no later than
Tuesday, June 5.
As in former years, the camp
will participate in the Summer
Food Service Program for
Children, which will reduce the
cost for income - eligible camp-
ers,
The camp is open to all
Summers County 4 - H memb-
ers ( 9 - 19 years old during the
current 4 - H year) without
CLOTHES CLOSET UPDATE
The Community Clothes asked to make a donation for
regard to race, color, sex, age,
national origin, or handicap.
If you believe you have been
discriminated against, write
immediately to the Secretary of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
20250.
Water
Festival
Spring
Closet located at the Hinton any items that they take.Race
Senior Center is well stocked Donations of clothing that is
with summer clothing in a in good condition, and of house-
The West Virginia Water
variety of sizes, hold goods are also most wel-
Festival Inc. would like to an"~-
There is no fixed charge for comed.
the clothing but shoppers are ounce the beginning of a Spring
Canoe Race. The event will be
held Sunday, May 20th at 1:00
p.m.
This first race will begin at
the Willow Wood Bridge, on
Route 3, 6 miles east of Hin-
Proclaimed By Hinton Mayor
And Whereas the first of the
Obj~ts of Kiwanis Internat-
ional is to give primacy to the
human and spiritual, rather
than to the material values of
life.
And Whereas, Kiwanis Inter-
national and the Kiwanis Club
of Hinton, have designated the
week of May 13, 1984, as World-
wide Kiwanis Prayer Week.
percent on the dollar, and will
PERMANENTLY increase all
property taxes considerably th-
rough a ONE HUNDRED
PERCENT ( I00 per cent) state
- wide excess levy on top of the
increases which will he caused
by the state-wide reappraisal
program.
This will make West Virginia
a much more expensive state in
which to live, drive more
businesses out, and thus create
more unemployment. It is
hoped that the citizens in your
area will keep these facts in
mind when they go to the polls
on election day.
We urge you to contact your
House of Delegates members
and your senators regarding
their stand on Senate Joint
Sunnors - limp Cmaty
know all men,
That Whereas Kiwanis Inter-
national and the Kiwanis Club
of Hinton, have long rendered
altruistic service in an attempt
to build better communities
and have, through their pro-
grams of service, made Hin-
ton, a better place in which to
live.
May 9, 1984
Dear Editor:
RE-ELECT
Y0or Vote is appreciated.
Paid
As elections are fast
approaching in our various co-
unties, we believe that the
citizens of West Virginia should
be fully aware of the voting
record of their duly elected
representatives. This is part-
icularly important with
reference to passage of Sen-
ate Joint Resolution No. 4,
which is a proposed Tax -
increasing amendment to the
West Virginia Constitution°
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4
if ratified by the ~oters of West
Virginia in the November Gen-
eral Election will increase the
consumers sales tax by one
Vote For Prom Ability In Serving The People.
J. W. (Bill) JEFFRIES, JR.
Democratic Candidate
For
MAGISTRATE
SUMMERS COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
Your Vote and Support Will be Appreciated
Pd. By 1~l~e Candidate.
14th Birthd
BAY 27, 198q
.dEGRASS
12 :GO Noon " 6:00 PM
PARK TOURS
REFRESHI. ENTS
,. UARE DANCING
EXHIBITS
GOSPEL SINGING
BALLOONS
Col] For ;ore information - 466-1800
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Now, Therefore, I James A.
Leslie, Jr., as Mayor of the City
of Hinton, hereby proclaim that
the week of May 13, 1984, shall
be observed within this city as
Worldwide Kiwanis Prayer
Week.
Executed and Proclaimed
this 28th day of April 1984.
James A. Leslie, Jr.
Mayor
Resolution No. 4.
West Virginians all over the
state are sadly witnessing a
sagging economy, higher tax-
ation, more centralized power
in our state capitol, and de-
caying integrity of our rep-
resentatives.
For the sake of better gov-
ernment we must band
together and elect reponsive
and responsible representation.
Very truly yours,
James E. Romel
President
West Virginia Protective
Taxpayers Association, Inc.
P. O. Box 148
Weston, WV 26452
Choice of six
pock Coke,
Diet Coke or
Sprite in oz,
cans. Limit 4,
ton. Registration will begin at
noon, with a fee of 10.00 per
boat. Classes for this first race
will be men's open and beg-
inners. For the race beginn-
ers will be persons placing no
better than third in any canoe
race. Trophies will be awarded
to the top three finishers in
each class.
This 14 mile race, on the
Greenbrier and New Rivers,
runs parallel to Route 3 and the
New River Road. The entire
race is visible from these
roads. The finish line will be
Brooks Falls, 7 miles north of
Hinton, This course runs sev-
eral miles into the New River
6rge National River.
Further information may be
obtained by calling 466 - 3391
after 5:00 p.m.
Motor Oil
Calvary Mission Society
Final plans and selection of
The Mission Society of the Vacation Bible School teachers
Calvary Baptist Church met were chosen at the next meet-
Monday Night with fifteen ing. VBS is scheduled for July
members who answered roll with Rev. Rick Henderson as
call with Scripture verse, IIl director.
John : 11. The lesson on" Delillah" was
Devotions were given by Mrs. taught by Mrs. Bobby Hedges,
George Beasley using John 14 with all participating.
as her Scripture text. A poem " Prayer requests were shared
If Jesus Came To Your House" and circle prayer closed the
was read and prayer led by meeting.
Mrs. Howard Bishop. Those attending were : Mrs.
Mrs. Randy Hod_gns, card Leslie Mabry, Mrs. Bobby He-
chairman, reported 16 cards dges, Mrs. Johnny Boothe, Mrs.
sent during the month and sick June Hedges, Mrs° Howard
visits and home rhissions were Bishop, Mrs. BOb Fox, Mrs.
given. Randy Hedges, Mrs. L0rna
Cards of appreciation recei- Pack, Mrs. Rick Henderson,
ved were read. Volunteers to Mrs. Quinton Crawford, Mrs. G
prepare the church bulletin eorge Beasley, Mrs. Benny
board, church monthly bulle- Hedges, Mrs. Jimmy Atwell,
tin, for the summer months Mrs, Ray Campbell, and Mrs.
were assigned. Eddie Howdock.
Regularly 1.03.
Regular 30 or
HD30 motor oil.
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The family of Tow t. Sears k. wouM film to i
thank everyone fro" l ir kindness and undmtandiai[. A:
spechl ll ks to flu ones who sent l wm ml gilts.
And the Summers Counly Hospital, Dr. Kidmiou, E. M.
Meadows Funeral Parlor and Rev. [stol GHI.
May God Bless You .....
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ELECT
DOUG
DEMOCRAT
House 0f Delegates
F~ A Proomsi~t teobkfivo him
~, hperiencd In Educ~lio,
.~ " Labor, Business and A$lelics
Paid by the candidate
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Please Vote for
Ashby Allen
Education
He served inour school systems
for over 45 years.
He helped hundreds of
KIDS THROUGH SCHOOL
Your help is appreciated.
Let's all enconrai[e our KIDS
Thanks
Paid By Candidate
Tom Allen
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