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10 - Hinton News Tues. June 14, 2016
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New River CTC is accredited by the
• Lewisburg. Princeton. Summersville
www.newriver.edu • 866.349.3739
Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 800-621-7440,
New River CTC is an equal opportunity institution.
www.ncahlc.org.
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SUMMERS COUNTY FARM
BUREAU MEMBERSHIP
PICNIC
Summers County Farm Bureau
announces that we are having a
picnic on Saturday, June 18th. at
The Hilldale Community Park from
11 a.m. until 3 p.m.
The Farm Bureau will provide
hot dogs, hamburgers, buns and
drinks.
Please bring a side dish, casserole
or dessert.
Bring the kids and grandkids.
There will be games and prizes.
Please RSVP to Connie at 304-
466-2645 or Theresa at 304-712-
8993.
We need to be sure we've got
enough vittles of every kind.
If you are a Farm Bureau
Member join us for a good time.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
REG~ MEETING
Friends of the Library will be
having their regular meeting on
Tuesday, June 1 4th, at 4 p.m. in the
Library. Hope to see you there.
Everyone is welcome.
Summers County Farmers
Market Now Open
The farmers market is now open
for the season. Please visit us every
Friday in the parking lot of Lifeline
Church (505 Stokes Drive) from 7:30
a.m. - 12 p.m. Come visit and check
out the vendor's fresh vegetables,
plants, soaps, and much more.
Produce changes weekly, look up
Summers County Farmers Market
on Facebook to see what vendors will
be offering.
SUMMERS COUNTY HEALTH
DEPT.
June Schedule
June 20th- Closed for West
Virginia Day.
June 21st- Food School 9 a.m.
Please attend 20 minutes early to fill
out paperwork needed.
June 28th- A Board of Health
meeting is scheduled at 10 a.m. If
you would like to be placed no the
agenda please call the health
department at 304-466-3388.
Immunizations are done on
Mondays and Wednesdays 8-12 and
1-4.
ENERGY EXPRESS THANKS
It's time for Energy Express "Thanks to all the Hinton
.~tarting 6/27/16 and ending 8/5/16. merchants that donated items for
If your child is entering lst-6th door prizes at the 24thAnnual C&)-
~rades please call 304-573-5049 for CSX Railroaders R'eunion that
~nore information to enroll your made this years reunion a huge
• hild. success.
Reunion Committee, Jim Miller,
Dean Bennett, Mason Jones."
ATTENTION SUMMERS Friends of the Library Golf
COUNTY LPN GRADUATES Tournament
We are in he process of planning Library Friends are raising
: Summers County School of money to support the Bookmobile
'ractical Nursing all class reunion that continties to make regular runs
iinner (Classes 1970-2015) for late to all parts of Summers County,
July 2016. We are looking for including the schools. We are also
dumuni addresses and contact saving up for the future purchase of
nformation. Also, if you would like a new Bookmobile.
, o recognize a family member We hope you can join us at 1:00
~.hrough a memorial those are Sunday, June 26 at Willwwood
available as well. If you are County Club. To register, call
interested in participating please Willowwood at 466-3220 before 7
contact Stacy Ford at p.m., Saturday, June 25. Teams will
sford2@wvstateu.edu pr 304-466- be picked between 12:00 -12:30 on
7113 (between 8:30 a.m. - 4:40 p.m. Sunday.
M-F) before June 30. We look forard Boxed lunch and Door Prizes will
to hearing from you. be included and Team Prizes will be
as follows: First Place ($400); Second
Place ($200); Third place ($100).
Hope to see you there!
Local Community to be Featured on
Barnwood Builders in July
Wild Rock, a premiere Carl Frischkorn. "Homeowners will
community along the rim of the be able to reserve the pavilion for
New River Gorge, has announced special occasions as needed."
the construction of the brand new Sustainable materials are being
Peregrine Pavilion. used throughout the construction
Designed by Wild Rock Master of the pavilion.
Designer TAG Galyean, the Reclaimed barn timbers,
pavilion will reside at the real recycled fencing boards, and
estate community's Peregrine Park Energy Star appliances will be
and provide the perfect place for used throughout. A full kitchen
homeowners and their guests to will serve up to forty people seating
gather to enjoy a game of bocce, a under cover, adjacent to a large,
roaring bonfire, or to share a great outdoor, stacked stone fireplace.
meal. Interior furnishings will come from
The pavilion is being constructed the TAG Studio Collection and Gat
by Mark Bowe, TV Host of the Creek Furniture.
popularDIYNetworkandnationally '~rhe roof is even made of self-
syndicated hit Barnwood Builders, rusting Cortens Steel," explains
and will be featured in this season's Frischkorn, "similar to what you
run ofepisodessometimeinJuly,find on the New River Gorge
'Tie anticipate at least monthly Bridge."
cocktail receptions and meet and Peregrine Pavilion will open in
greets," says managing director June ofthisyear.
In Michigan, it is illegal to chain an alligator to a fire hydrant.
JAM SESSON
The Jumping Branch- Nimitz
Senior/Community Center will have
a Jam Session on June 18th at 5:30
until??? The Center will have food
and baked goods for sale. Bring a
song, instrument, or story and enjoy
an evening of music and fellowship.
The center is raising money
through the food sales to make
needed repairs to the building. The
Center is located on Rt. 3 behind the
Jumping Branch Tabernacle and
beside Jumping Branch School, the
more the merrier.
EVENING OF JAZZ
In Appreciation An Evening of
Jazz will be held on June, 14 2016
fro 6:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m.
Event Details: Light
Refreshments. Cash Bar, Music by
Thomas Brothers Trio. Location:
Pipestem Spa and Event Center
Pipestem WV.
Email colleen@hintonarea
foundation.org Call us at (304)-466-
5332.
You and a guest are cordially
invited to attend Hinton Area
Foundation's Appreciation Evening
of Jazz honoring past HAF board
members and thanking our
generous donors.
REG~ MEETING
Friends of the Library will be
having their regular meeting on
Tuesday, June 14th, at 4 p.m. in the
Library.
Hope to see you there. Everyone
is welcome.
$1 A DOG
Hot dogs for $1 each at a sale on
Saturday, June 18th from 11:00 until
2:30 outside Kroger's in Hinton.
Proceeds go to a great cause
helping kids improve reading skills
during a week long Reading Camp.
Great dogs, great cause.
***
Too many people overvalue
what they are not and under-
value what they are.
--Malcolm S. Forbes
Evaporation Preci
Surfa
Runoff
Water moves around the Earth in
a water cycle.The water cycle has
five parts: evaporation, conden-
sation, precipitation, infiltration
and surface runoff.
LOAVES AND FISHES
Excitement is building for the
30th anniversary of Catholic
Charities West Virginia's Loaves &
Fishes summer youth camp. The
camp experience provides a safe and
supportive summer camp
environment for local Summer's
County youth that might not
otherwise be able to attend camp.
It's al~o an opportunity for children
to feel valued and appreciated, and
experience fun activities throughout
the week Our collaboration with
Loyola Academy in Wilmette,
Illinois, has continued for over a
decade. Sixty counselors and adults
have volunteered their time year
after year to ensure the children
receive support to increase their self
worth, and develop a positive self-
image. When camp ends each year,
counselors often share heart felt
stories.
One counselor recalled the growth
she observed in her camper, from
someone who would not interact or
participate, to someone who made
friends and enjoyed the activities.
Another shared the sense of
accomplishment felt by both the
camper and counselor when they
read together for the talent show.
Activities offered during the week-
long camp include canoeing, archery,
swimming, camp fires, crafts, and
special evening entertainment. A Jr.
Counselor program was
implemented several years ago to
allow past campers to remain
involved and give back to the
community.
Camp is offered free of charge for
about 95% of our campers, who are
eligible for free reduced lunches at
school. Local donors are invited to
join us for a celebration and pizza
party at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday,
June 29, at the 4-H Camp on Barger
Springs Road in Hinton. They will
have an opportunity to interact with
the campers, and see the difference
their donations have made in their
lives. Pictures from past camps will
be on display, and co-founders,
Michael Vincent and Jane Duffield
will join us. Anyone wishing to help
sponsor a child can send their
donation to Catholic Charities West
Virginia, P.O. Box 386, Princeton,
WV 24740, or contact Southern
Regional Director, Carol Bailey at
304-425-4306.
Capito Announces Inclusion of Bipartisan HOPE for
Alzheimer's Act in Labor-HHS Appropriations Bill
This Bill helps combat
Alzheimer's, supports those
suffering or caring for a family
member.
U.S. Senator Shelley Moore
Capito (R-W.Va.), who is a member
of the Senate Appropriations
Committee, announced that the
bipartisan HOPE £or Alzheimer's
Act passed out of the Labor-Health
and Human Services (Labor-HHS)
appropriations subcommittee
yesterday.
The Health Outcomes, Planning,
and Education (HOPE) for
Alzheimer's Act would require
Medicare to pay for a care planning
session to provide Alzheimer's
patients and their families an early with bipartisan support."
assessment, information about the Senators Capito, Debbie
disease and possible treatment Stabenow (D-Mich.), Ed Markey
options. (D-Mass.)and Susan Collins
"Having recently experienced (R-Maine) introducedthis
the challenges of caring for parents bipartisan legislation in March
with Alzheimer's, I understand 2015.
the difficulties that caregivers The bill creates a new care-
and family members face," said management planning session
Senator Capito. We need to do more for newly diagnosed Alzheimer's
to improve the diagnosis of this patients under Medicare.
disease and educate Americans Thisnewbenefitwouldencourage
about treatment options, doctors to give a clear diagnosis
AsamemberoftheAppropriations to patients with Alzheimer's
Committee, I am thrilled that The disease, including information
HOPE for Alzheimer's Act was about treatment options and what
included in the Labor-HHS bill that medical and community services
passed out of the subcommittee are available.
I
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For its Limited Edition Label
Art Series, Kiehl's Since 1851 will
donate $50,000 from the sales of
the Limited Edition Rare Earth
Deep Pore Cleansing Masque to
the not-for-profit Recycle Across
America. You can learn more at
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