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6 - Hinton News Tues. July 3, 1990
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Shufl
To Perform
During
Water Festival Queen
Mermaid
• The W.Va. Water Festival Com.
mattes is beth proud and pleased to
announce the feature band for this
year's Queen Mermaid Ball. The
., acquisition of SHUFFLE will guar-
antee this to be the beet Queen's Ball
ever ! ! Unpredictable in content but
neverin quality, THE FANTASTIC
SHUFFLE BAND is committed to
, making good music. Since its forma-
tion in 1979, they have been enter-
• ~ >taining crowds in clubs, colleges, or
.... any place where top-flight music is
welcomed.
An ability to handle any type of
musical taste with authority and
L ~.
flmr is SHUFFLE. Pla3nng only the
most danceable tunes selected from
the most popular him, beth old and
new, has helped SHUFFLE become
one of the East Coasts' fastest grow-
ing attractiorm.
While maintaining an extremely
active schedule of personal appear-
shoes, the group has confidently
watch.
A knack for entertaining and
captivating an audience, SHUFFLE
makes people move. Rather than a
group ofmusicians, they are agroup
of entertainers. Rather than try to
show people how good they are, they
strive to produce something that the
audience can become involved in,
leaving them with an evening to
remember. STATED SIMPLY .....
THE FANTASTIC SHUFFLE
BAND is TALENT IN ACTION ! ! I
Tickets for this event will go on
sale July 2nd. only at Butler's Phar-
macy. The price will be as last year
$25. per couple $15 single. These are
advanced male prices. Tickets sold at
the door will be $5. more. A table
with ten tickets may also be pur-
chased in advance for $125. Mail
orders can be sent to Buffer's Phar-
macy 203 Greenbrier Drive, Hanson,
W.V. 25951. You may also phone
grown with the changing times. 466-3171 for further details. The
Ad,~i,,,- ~mmicks st~nu mid of- advanced sale will end at noon on
feels to their live performance they g" •
are not only fun tolisten to but fun to
notice to Summers County Artists:
.... The Library
is once again sponsoring an art exhibit during the Water Festival.
We hope you will permit us to display some of your works.
If you want to participate please fill out this form and return it to us.
APPLICATION FOR ART EXHIBIT
Summers County Public Library
Aug. 4- 13
(Regular Library Hours)
Sponsored by Friends of Summers County Library
-~ NAME
~: ADDRESS
TELEPHONE NUMBER
TYPE OF WORK: Painting ( list media)
Drawing (media)
' ~ " Other (explain)
.,. THERE WILL BE A SEPARATE PHOTOGRAPH EXHIBIT. PeR
": ",' DETAILS CALL Louise Tabor (466-0332). Re turn form to the Library as
.men as possible ( not later than July 20). We have lots of space for our
~'/~xhibit, but should we receive more art than we car~handle the Friends
, " of the Library reserves the right to decide which entries will be displayed.
Art should be brought to the Library by Fri. Aug. 3rd by noon. It may
be picked up Men. Aug. 13th, or sometime thereafter.
/, IGIRL SCOUTS OFFER SWIM
.... CAMP
" '-i Black Diamond Girl Scout Coun-
t:. cil invites girls in the first through
~ tw~elfth grades to participate in the.
mmuai swimcarnpJuly9-13 at Camp
Li~htfoot near Hanson, W.Va. Deaig.
need for beginners and intermedi-
' ate swimmers, the session also of.
fere sports, games, hikes, hiking,.
~ngs and crafts. Special programs
~ planned for the eveningL
Girl Scout membership is not
required. Session fees are $52.50 per
and include meals, lodging, a T-
hlrt and patch, and a bathing cap.
For more information or to register
contact Judy Bestian, Program Di-
rector, at (304) 345-7722.
MEETING
The Bend PSD will hold a
ngJuly 10 at the water
Public invited.
Iobcat Boosters meet
Birth Announced
Timmy and Libby Meadows of
Kernersville, N. C., are proud to
announce the birth ofthair first =on.
His nameieJoshuaAdam Meadows.
He made his entrance at Wesley
Long Hospital in Greensboro, N.C.,
Bobcat Boosters met Men. night on Apr. 26th at 4:04 P.M. He was a
r Side Track Park. bouncing 7 lbs. 2 ozs.
procees ofmlling ads Joshua's maternal grandparents
A most informative program on protect the piano.
Home C=re Plus was presentmt for The June llth meeting was an-
the May meeting of the Hanson nounced as an open meeting with
Woman's Club by Molly W'meman, the program theme being on Brides.
Marketing Director and Pam Eskin, Brides clothing is to be displayed
RN for Home Cam Plus. and members are asked to bring
The meeting was held Men. May labelled photographs.
14 at 7:30 o'clock in the Memorial Mrs. Tommy Jayne Lowe re-
Buildingwithpresident, Mre.Bobby quested clubwomen participate in
Basham presiding. Hinton Founders Day program on
Mrs. R..~ Thompson introduced May 18.
the program which outlined Home Spring appointments were used
Care Plus as a Medicare certified on the tea table which was laid with
home health agency with its princi- a linen cutwork cloth, silver and
pal purpom to provide quality serv. crystal. Refreshments were served
ices on an intermittent brads to pa- to the following:
tients in their homm. The Home Molly B. Wiseman, Pare Eskin,
Care Plus provides home medical Mrs.ClaraVass, Mrs.IsobelMaddy,
equipment and oupplios to make the Mrs. Lena Jane Jones, Mrs. Mary
transition from the hospital to home Ellen Honaker, Mrs. Ina Coffman,
easier as hosptiais dismiss patients Mrs. Bertha Goddard, Mrs. Frank
sooner. Typm of services available Boone, Mrs. Pauline Meadows, Mrs.
includeSkillodnursing, speechther. Claude Davideon, Miss Mae Dodd,
apy, physical therapy, nurse aide,, Miss Eleanor Meadows, Mrs. J.M.
mspiratorytherapyand0orupational O'Bryan, Mrs. Mary Frances Tal-
therapy, bert, Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs.
TheGreenbrierReepiratoryCare Marion Forren, Mrs. Alma Redes,
Serviem located on 322 Third Ave. Mrs. Bobby Basham, Mrs. R.A.
in Hinton is the local branch of this Thompson, Mrs. HerbertVass, Miss
service with BeckyThompmn being Dorothy Jean Boley, Mrs. Tommy
the local representative.Greenbrier Jayne LOws, Mrs. Nellie Miller, Mrs.
Respiratory Care has been serving John Burdette, Mrs. C.W. Redes,
patients for eight years and offers a Mrs. Thomas Hunter, Mrs. Lena
wide range of medical equipment, Patton, Mrs. TA. Moore, MissEliza-
supplies, and servios, beth Huffman, Mrs. Connie Willey,
At the conclusion of the program, Mrs. O.E.Garrison and Mrs. Pauline
Mrs. Thompmn presentsd the speak- Meadows.
ere with gifts. REUNION
The business seseion opened with Old Man High Reunion will be
the pledge of allegiance to the flag, held at the Radisson Hotel, Hunt-
club collect and pledge. A piano is ington, WV July 19,20,21.
being donated to the olub by Mrs. For further information,contact:
Mary Ca]dwell Freibergorin mere- Laura Hinchman, PO Box 307,
ory of her mother, Mrs. EJ~. Caies Davin, WV 25617 or call 304-583-
and the olub voted to secure a box to 6308.
r the Football Program. areJimmyandSusWillsofMadanm Patria ~lhum, Mary Adkine, Nellie
Creek and hi= paternal grandpar- Starcher, Mmllaret Minds, Robert
The following werepresent- ents are Frank and Marie Meadows Via, RubyHeiland, MaryNmly, Jean
Cashwell, KylIP Owinn,
of Davi, Rand. Clark, Marilyn l dkmr, Calla, Vines.
Ballm'd, E.C. Cobb, Wffiiam Joshuahasmatermdgrmtgrand- Clara Burton, HamlDavldmn, Dor/e
They will meet again next Men.
at 15:80 at the CVtty Side track
Remember the first football
nton on 24th of Aug. at 7:30 which
the Hail of Fame game.
parents, Ida Belle Lilly of Stokes
Drive and Clarence and Virginia
Wills of Madame Creek. His pater.
hal great grandfather is Rusmll Gill
of Davis Road.
Joshua also has a maternal great,
great grandmother, Oreh Lilly of
Nimitz.
The annual spring luncheon of fromtheWellChildC]inicwasgiven
the Wedne,xtay Club was held May by Mrs. Herbert Vass, chairman.
2nd at Fipestem State Park. Miss Mrs. G.S. Aldereon, assisted by
Dorothy Jean Bole),, president, wel- Mrs. C.E. Fife installed the follow-
corned members and guest, and the ingofl~cersfor the 1990-91clubyear:
invocation was given by Miss Anna President - Mrs. W,A.. Brown
Laura Waid. V. Prasident - Mrs. Paul Hess
Following the lunchem, Miss Rec. Secretary- Mrs. D. E. Tassos
BoleyintroducedMiseKathyAdkins, Cortes. Secretary - Mrs. A.G.
a sophomore at Hinton High School Timberlake
whowa, an Ambassador tothe Hugh Treasurer - Mrs. J.C. Wise
O'Brian Foundation at Jackson's The meeting adjourned with the
Mill. Miss Adkins gave an interest- club collect.
ing report and displayed several Members and guest attending
picturee andmementoas, were: Mrs. G.S. Alderson, Miss
The business meeting was called Dorothy Jean Bole),, Mrs. W.A.
to order with the Flag Salute. Two Brown, Mrs. Claude Davidson, Mrs.
amendments introduced at the Apr. C~. Fife, Mrs. Paul Hess, Mrs. Jesse
meeting were voted on and a report /daddy, Mrs. W.G. Mender, Mrs.
Julian Meadows, Mrs. Ralph Mead-
Retired School owe, Mrs. Russell Miner, Mrs. R, C
Osborne, Mrs. Ray Pivont, Mrs. D.E.
Employees Meet Trees, Thompson, Mrs
A.G. Timberlake, Mrs. Herbert Vase,
Miss Anma Laura Waid, Mrs. J.C.
Wise and Miss Kathy Adkins.
The Summers County Asooc/ats
of Retirsd School Employees met w
Pipe~tem State Park for a brunch
followed by a minting in the Maple
Room.
Guest ~mmker~ were Barbara and
Jason Panner who told of their trips
to the Soviet Union and Grsece.
Jason traveled with a dam from the
University of Virginia and spent part
of the summer of 1988 study/ng and
touring in the USSR while Mrs.
Panner took cla,me and studied in
with Jamn joL, her for a
tour of the Aqmm Islands and Tur-
key. They u=ed slides and a display
ofmape, p/ctur~ and obits to add
animist to their fascinatingaceounts
of places they visited and to point
out the differences in cultures.
Bill Perdua, prssident, wa= in
c]ua~ of the nu~tin_g. A eontribu.
t/on was made to the Summers
County Public Library. Plans were
made for the May 31 Ragio,ml V
Leadership Conference to be held at
the Holiday Inn at Oak Hill.
Mr=. C.E. Fife, mmi,t l by Mr=.
0.8. Aldereon, inetall~l the follow-
ing ofltcere for 1990-91; Albert
Lively.preetdent; Jean Clark.vice
president; Haml Davideon-mcretary;
and Marflyn Faulkner.treasurer.
Members and gusts premnt were:
Mr. and Mr=. Albert L/valy, Mr. and
Mr~ Bill Perdue, Mr. and Mr=. O~.
Alderson, Mr.. CJ~. Fife, Mr=. Je~
Wise, Anna Laura Weld, Eleanor
Meadows, Pauline Meadows, veline
Meadow~, ~e Burdette, Malvtna
Miller, Lena Bailey, Janio Mann,
Yatss, Ellen Walker, Keith Lively,
Barlx,ra Panner and Jmmn Panner.
BINO0
Bingoevery 8at ntghL Bingo
starting at 6uqO and other at 7:00.
Garden Club Plants Flowers
Pictured left to right are: Helen Miller, Virginia Charlton,
Lee Emrich, Mildred Cords, and Anna Laura Waid.
Vada Redmond
Each year members of the many favorable comments have fro-
Bluestone Lake Garden Club volun- quently been heard concerning the
teer their time and effort to enhance attractive flowers. The labor of the
the beauty of the area below Bluestone Lake Garden Club is
Bluestone Dam. On May 24 these greatly appreciated by the Corps of
ladies began their season's activi- Engineers, local residents and visa-
ties by planting flowers in several tots.
planter boxes in the recreation area. Anyone interested in other volun-
They will continue to care for the teer activities at Bluestone Dam
flowers throughout the summer by should contact~Resource Manager,
weeding and pruning. In the past,
DavldEsk idg ycaili/ g(304)466.
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Appalachian Power Company plans to maintain a portion of its power line rights-of-way in West Virginia through
aerial spraying of registered herbicides. Weather permitting, the program will begin on or about June 4, 1990.
Questions about the program or information about sensitive areas near the power lines listed below, such as
springs, wells, streams, lakes, ponds, orchards, crop areas, gardens, pastures, meadows, year-round dwellings,
public recreation areas and Christmas tree plants, may be directed to the company by calling toll-free
1-800-642.3622.
Information about sensitive areas may also be mailed or delivered to any Appalachian Power qffice as listed
below. It is important when reporting sensitive areas to be specific about the location by giving the pole or tower
number nearest the sensitive area. Numbers are posted on utility poles and on the legs of utility towers.
Rights-of.way maintenance agreements between Appalachian and landowners are available to those preferring
to accept responsibility for clearing the right-of-way crossing their property, rather than for herbicides to be applied
aerially. Such agreements provide for compensation equivalent to the cost of aerial herbicide maintenance, provided
the work meets the company's specifications.
Landowners desiring to enter into a right-of-way maintenance agreement with Appalachian Power should use the
toll-free number given above or contact the nearest office as listed below. Maps showing the location of rights-
of-way to be sprayed in their areas are also available for inspection at these offices,
Herbicides to be used have been extensively tested and are registered by the Environmental Protection Agency
and the West Virginia Department of Agriculture. They are Glysophate, Propionic, Triclopyr, Imidazol, Picloram
and Fosamine.
Rights,of-way in this area Involved in the program are:
Greenbrler, Monroe, and Summers Counties -Hinton-Westvaco 138kV Line: A transmission line on steel
towers beginning at Hinton Station one mile east of Hinton and extending in a northeasterly direction. The line
passes near the intermediate points of Pence Springs, Rockland, Ronceverte, and Harts Run before ending at
a point one mile south of O'Neil Knob on the Virginia/West Virginia state line.
Complaints about possible damage resulting from herbicides may be made by contacting the company over the
above toll-frea number, or by writing or visiting the local office listed below. Complaints may also be directed
to the Department of Agriculture, Plant Pest Control Division, which can be contacted in Charleston at 348-2212.
Be¢ltley Division Charleston Division Logan-Willlsmsen Division
306 Kanawha St. 301 Virginia St., E. 420 Main St.
PC) Box 949 PO Box 1986 PO Box 480
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Bluofleld Division Huntington Division
704 Bland St. 1125 Sixth Ave.
PO Box 4218 PO Box 1897
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