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Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wickline
Couple Celebrates 40th.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wickline Church in Bluefield, VA.
entertained their families and close Mrs. Wickline is the daughter of
friends at a party, observing their Mrs. Irene Cundiff of Newport
40th. wedding anniversary at Deer News, VA., and the late Guy Cundiff.
Run Pavilion at Newport News Golf Mr. Wickline is the son of Mrs. Edna
Club. Wickline of Sarton, W. VA. and the
The Jerry Fisher Combo provided late J. E. Wickline.
music for the party. Mr. Wicldine is retired as a Sgt.
The Wickline's were married June from Newport News Police Dept.
21, 1959 at Graham Presbyterian Mrs. Wickline is a retired
insurance agent.
Community Bulletin Board
SUMMERS COUNTY ARH SANDSTONE HIGH SCHOOL
LONG TERM CARE ALL CLASSES REUNION
ACTIVITIES CALENDAR The Sandstone High School All
Week of July 13th. thru 19th. Classes Reunion will be on July
Tues. July 13th. 8:30 AM Good 17th., at the Summers County High:
Morning Visit; 10:15 AM Exercise; School, Hinton, WV. Registration
10"'45 AM Mystery Bingo; li00PM will begin at 10:00 AM. Everyone is
Table Games; 4:00 PM TV Time. requested to bring food which will
Wed. July 14th. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; i0:00 AM Care Plan
Meeting; 11:00 AM Music Hour
Cheryl Allen; I:00PM Table Games;
4:00 PM: TV Time.
Thurs. July 15th. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 10:15 AM Exercise;
11:00 AM Gospel Harmonares; 1:00
PM Table Games; 2:00 PM Resident
Council; 4:00 PM TV Time.
Fri. July 16th. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 11:00 AM Word
Puzzle; 11:15 AM Social Dining; 1:00
PM Table Games; 4:00 PM TV Time.
Sat. July 17th. 10:00 AM One-To-
O11:00 AM Bingo; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 3:30 PM Movie.
Sun. July 18th. 10:00 AM One-To-
One; 10:00 AM TV Church; 1:00 PM
Table Games; 4:00 PM Church
Service.
Mon. July 19".h. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 11:00 AM Spelling;
1:00 PM Table Games; 2:00 PM
Bible Coffee; 4:00 PM TV Time;.7:30
PM Popcorn Fun Night.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
FAIR RIGHTS FOR FAMILIES
announces that a series of public
meetings will be held during the
months of July and August to
explain the new family law. The first
of these meetings have been
scheduled as follows:
July 12th, Mercer County Senior
• Center, Princeton, July 13th,
Monroe County Courthouse, Union;
July 14th, Raleigh County
Courthouse, Beckley; July 15th
Greenbrier County Courthouse
Lewisburg.
Additional Meetings will be
scheduled in Pocahontas, Summers,
Fayette, Wyoming, and McDowell
County. Places and location TBA.
For more information call 304-
832-6085.
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be served buffet style and shared by
all.
We have prepared a reunion book
which will be sold for $10.00 pez
copy. This will contain pictures ol
most of the people that graduated
from Sandstone high School between
1929 and 1971.
For more information contact
Willie Surbaugh, 304-466-2485.
HHS CLASS OF 1959
MEMBERS HHS CLASS OF
1959. Please be iWare that plans
are being finalized for our 40-year
reunion to be held September 10, 11
and 12 at Pipestem State Park.
Anyone who has the addresses of the
following classmates: Gary Zane
Lowe, Sue Willey Bryant, Phyllis
Meador Farr, Mary Willey Arthur,
Carlos Richmond, Wendell Nelson,
Thomas Chattin, Marilyn Wills
Biggs, Lawana Jackson Dameron,
and Roy Thompson, please contact
Ricky Eades at 466-4363.
SUMMERS COUNTY
ATHLETICS TO HOST GOLF
TOURNAMENT
The Summers County Athletic
Foundation will be hosting a Golf
Tournament on Saturday July 17
at the Willow Wood Country Club
in Hinton. Proceeds will benefit all
athletic programs at Summers
County High School.
Bring your own four man team.
Entry fee will be $150.00 which
includes green fees. Cart fees are
extra Several golf packages will be
awarded as well as other prizes. For
information or to enter contact Lin
Goins at Willow Wood Country Club
466-3220 or Doug Trail 466-0566.
PSD MEETING
• Meadow Creek PSD Board
Meetings are held every 2nd.
Monday of the month at 3:00 P.M.
at the PSD Office.
Public invited to attend.
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Council on Aging
THIS IS A WEEKLY
PUBLICATION OF TH
SUMMERS COUNTY COUNCIL
ON AGING, INC., 120 SECOND
AVE., HINTON. PATRICIA
MCDANIEL, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR. FUNDED IN PART BY
THE WV BUREAU OF SENIOR
SERVICES, APPALACHIAN AREA
AGENCY ON AGING, OTHER
GRANT & LOCAL RESOURCES
AND DONATIONS. ANY OLDER
PERSON IS ENCOURAGED TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM
REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED,
HANDICAP OR NATIONAL
ORIGIN. THE SUMMERS
COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING IS
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER.
Wedneaday, July 14 Menu:
Salisbury steak, gravy, mashed
potatoes, carrots, pear halves, bread,
milk/butter. Activities: Seniors will
visit the Catholic Workers Farm at
Pence Springs. Please see Rose to
sign up if you want to go. The bus
will leave the Hinten Senior Center
at: 12:30 pro.
Thursday, July 15Menu: Potato
soup, ham salad sandwich, mustard
greens, sliced pineapple/ cottage
cheese, crackers, milk/butter.
Activities: Summers County Senior
Citizen Quilters will quilt today:
10:30 am. Bingo for Prizes: After
Lunch.
Friday, July 16Menu: Chicken
dumplings, green beans, corn,
watermelon, bread, milk/butter.
Activities: Gospel Singing: 11:00 am
- 11:45 am.
Monday, July 19Menu: Hot dog,
chili/onions, coleslaw/carrots, green
beans, tater tots, fruit pudding, bun,
milk. Activities: Bible Study with
Reverend Eddie Johnson: 11:00 am
- 11:45 am.
Tuesday, July 20 Menu: Fish/
tartar sauce, parsley potatoes, corn
salad, watermelon, bread, milk/
butter. Activities: Senior Citizens
Walking Group will walk at
Bellepoint Park..The Bus will leave
the Hinton Senior Center at: 10:30
am. Bingo for Prizes: ARer Lunch.
Menu changes may occur due to
the availability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
NOTE: LOCKBRIDGE AREA
GOES SHOPPING EVERY
MONDAY -- THURSDAY'S OPT.
HINTON AREA GOES SHOPPING
EVERY FRIDAY. PENCE SPRINGS
AREA GOES SHOPPING EVERY
FRIDAY. MEADOW CREEK/
SANDSTONE AREA GOES
SHOPPING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
ANY AND ALL BUS SCHEDULES
ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
CLASS REUNION SLATED
The Hinton High School Class of
1984 will be holding their 15 year
class reunion the weekend of August
13-August 15, 1999. The National
Guard Armory will be the site for
Dinner and Dancing on Saturday,
August 14, 1999 beginning at
5:30pro. The cost is $25.00 per
person. If anyone is interested in
attending or would like more
information, please contact Karen'
(Waugh) Webb at 466-3195 or Lee
Ann (Goins) Wykle at 466- 5401.
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If anyone has information on the
following classmates, please contact
Karen or Lee Ann. Hope to see
eeryone at the reunion !
Joe Brown, Mike Ellis, Charles R.
Ward, Rose Bragg Meadows, Nadine
Ward Adkins, Norma J. Cox.
Heather Reed Frederickson,
William W. Fox, Perry Skaggs,
Elizabeth M. Grubb, Joseph M.
Bennett.
EcoTheater Dates
EcoTheater dates at Pipestem
State Park's Amphitheater:
Thursdays at 8:00 p. m. on July, 15
and August, 5 and 26. Each show is
a variety of old and new scenes. This
year new stories include stories
taken from the White Sulphur
Springs's 1880s era, plus local Civil
War events.
Tues. July 13. 1999 Hlnton News - 5
Legislative
Notes
By Delegate Mary P. Compton
Union, West Virginia - Extra,
extra read all about it! It's finally
here and hot off the press.
The long awaited release of the
1999 Legislative Budget Digest has
officially been distributed to various
state agencies, government officials
and citizens as of June 23. After
months of fine tuning, House and
Senate budget conferees have
reached a detailed version of the
1999 Budget Bill.
Lawmakers allocated a total of
$38,616,098 to a number of
statewide projects. This amount is
slightly lower than the 1998 digest;
however, it is a significant increase
from the 1997 edition.
The Budget Bill is the only piece
of legislation lawmakers are
required by state law to pass during
the regular session. It is a financial
plan that details expected
revenues (income) and
appropriations (expenditures) for
a specific time frame. The budget
covers the period of July I through
June 30, which is also known as the
state fiscal year.
The budget digest is a more
detailed version of the budget bill,
SUMMERS COUNTY
COMMIYNITY WELLNESS
CENTER
221 Tomple Street, Hinton,
West Virginia July 13 through
July 19
Tuesday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -6:00 PM Veterans
Upward-Bound.
Wednesday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -6:00 PM Veterans
Upward-Bound.
Thursday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -7:00 PM CA Support
Group at ARH; - 7:00 PM American
Heritage Rivers.
Friday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -6:00 PM Fibremyalgia
Network.
Saturday -8:00 - I0:00 AM Body
Tone with Linda; -1:00 - 2:00PM
Seated Massage - Dehbie Cox.
Monday - 9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; - 6:00 PM Veterans
Upward-Bound.
HEALTH TIP OF THE WEEK:
LAUGHTER THERAPY --"It was
one of those days. My neck hurt.
Joints creaked. Muscles ached. Head
ached. And I felt lethargic and'icky.'
Staying home was out of the
question, as I had a full schedule.
Calling the doctor seemed
ridiculous, since what would I say
to myself?.
With no other options, I decided
to try some 'Laughter Therapy'---
clowning around, kidding, and
joking with my co-workers in a
positive way.
You know the kind of humor I
mean---where everyone laughs,
relaxes, and has a lot of fun, but to
describe it sounds silly,
And what do you know? It
worked.
Before long, everyone was in a
superior mood and was busting
about with a smile on his or her face.
And then it occurred to me that I
was feeling pretty good myself.
So, when in doubt, try it.
Laughter Therapy doesn't cost a
cent, and you've nothing to lose but
your misery."
From (Doctor's Bag) by Stephen
R. Yarnall, MD - Fellow of the
American College of Cardiology.
specifying county projects and their Assessment Errors ($452,992);
dollar amounts. Initially, it merely Department of Education
clarifies the items in the state Vocational Division,, Program
budget. Modernization ( $ 1 1 5, O O O )
Agency officials will use the next Department of Education
several weeks to decipher their Vocational Division ($435, 00(]i:
spending directives. Department of Education
Although the budget digest holds Educational Development ($1,490,
little weight by law and is used 000); Secretary ofEducation and the
mostly as a guide for the variety of Arts - Energy Express ($75, 000);
state agencies, they are encouraged Secretary of Education and theAis,
to follow the appropriated outline, from Lottery revenue ($3.2 millioa);
It is quite obvious why the SocretaryofEducationandtheArts
budget digest is surrounded by ($1, 560, 000); Secretary of
controversy. Over the years, it has Education and theArts, Community
emerged into a way of ranking both Schools/Mini Grants ($10, 000)'
House and Senate members. In University System Board of
many cases, legislative leadership Trustees - Health Sciences ($2,260,
tends to take more money back to 000);
their districts, and as a result more Division of Culture and History -
projects are funded. Fairs and Festivals ($1,642,770);
The following is a list which Division of Tourism - Specia
breaks down the statewide dollar Projects ($740,000-plus); Division of
amount given to each specific area: Natural Resources State Parks -
Agricultural Awards - Fairs and Special Projects for state parks
Festivals ($419,500); Department of capital improvements,
Education ($499,350); Department maintenance and repairs
of Education - Three-Tier Funding ($3,150,000); Bureau of Senior
($1 million); Department of Services - Senior Citizens Centers
Education Educational and Programs ($3,653,000); Local
Enhancements ($2,427,000);Tax Programs Delivery Costs ($120,000);
West Virginia Development Office -
LOCAL STUDENT NAMED Industrial Park Assistance
TO 'B' HONOR ROLL AT ($1,015,000); Local Economic
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE Development Assistance
($2.855,000); West Virginia
Garrett Stover, the son of Mr. & Development Office - Partnership
Mrs. Jerry Stover of Hinton, has Grants ($3, 529, 750); Library
been named to the "B" Honor Roll Commission - Libraries Special
at Georgetown College for the 1999 Projects ($1, 492, 850); Educational
spring semester, announced Broadcasting Authority ($25, 000);
Academic Dean Dr. Keon Chi. State Board of Rehabilitation
Students named to the"B" Honor workshop development ($45, 000);
Roll must earn 12 semester hours Primary Care Centers - Mortgage
and have a grade point average of Finance ($279,159); Primary Care
3.25 to 3.74. Support ($2i0, 000); State Aid to
Located 12 miles from Lexington, Local Health Departments ($205,
Ky., in the heart of the Bluegrass, 000); Rural EMS Equipment and
Georgetown College is a four-year, Training ($37, 927)' Emergency
private liberal arts institution Medical Services ($100,000);
affiliated with the Kentucky Baptist Emergency Response Entities
Convention. The college has been special projects ($!, 248, 900);
named by U. S. News & World thRigheoC :s(§60,{o):
Report one of the top 159 national .... Consoliae M ca er ,ce
liberal arts colleges. Founded in Fund ($3 million); Division of
1829, the college is dedicated to its Human Services - Domestic Violence
role as an innovative community of Programs ($582,650); Adjutant
scholars developing ethical scholars General - State Armory Board
committed to its heritage of ($200,000); State Police ($250,000);
Christia discernment. Dr. William Division of Public Transit ($70,000)
H. Crouch Jr. is the 23rdpresident Aeronautics Commission ($465,
of the college, which has an 000); Division of Motor Vehicles
enrollment of more than 1,500 ($400,000); Division of Highways
undergraduate and graduate ($529,000-plus).
students. As always, if you have any
MASONIC LODGE legislative questions or concerns,
Hinton Masonic Lodge #62 meet please do not hesitate to contact me
on the first and third Mondays of or Paul by phone at 340-3109 or by
each month at 7:30 P.M. at 318. mail at State Capitol Complex,
Temple Street. Building l, Room 208-E, Charleston,
All master masons and visiting WV 25305.
brothers welcome.
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Jarrell's Exxon
"Your Full-Service Service Station"
466-0133
Sunday 9-91 Monday thin Saturday 7-10
Mechanics on Duty
Six Days a Week!
$1,000 JACKPOT
in 56 numbers
The mini jackpot is at $320
Thursday, July 15th
Early birds start at 6:30 with 3 quickies
Regular games start at 7 pm $5.00 a pack
Be a Winner play Bingo at the Hinton Moose Lodge
Refreshments are available at the snack bar
Hit on the Pig or Lucky Number and
win the $$$$$ Cash
Grab your dobber and a friend
for a evening of fun and excitement
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/23 1/2 Hour Towing
/ Road Service
BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREAl!!
Large Inventory!!l
• Struts
• Front End Alignments
• Air Conditioning
• Oil Changes
• Tire Mounting (European & American Equip)
• Computerized Wheel Balances
• Brake Work
• Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for
Domestic & Import Vehicles
• Most Auto Repairs
• Full & Self Service Gasoline
• Head Mechanic--- Neal Cody
• Mechanic--- Tim Ward
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,/'Unlocking Service
,/'General Motors Warranty Towing
'/'Ford Motor Co. Warranty Towing
/Light Mechanical Repairs
/Free Storage first five days on
Police Tows
,/Roll-Back
,/'Complete Autobody Shop
,/'Alignments
/'Bake Oven
/AND MOCH! MUCH! MORE!I