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10 Hinton News Tues. July 19, 2016
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School will be held
July 18—22, 2016 from 6:00 p.m. to
8:00 p.m. at Central Baptist Church,
100 Union Street, Hinton. Ages Pre-
K through 6th Grade.
This year’s theme is Deep Sea
Discovery.
RACE POSTPONED
John Henry Days Rubber Ducky
Race has been postponed until July
24, weather permitting.
-ACCEPTING DONATIONS
Hinton Area Foundation
Accepting Flood Relief Donations.
For those asking how they can help
:those affected by the flooding in
Summers County (100% goes to the
needs of local citizens), Hinton Area
Foundation accepts tax deductible
donations online via PayPal or credit
card at http://
hintonareafoundation.org or checks
can be mailed to Hinton Area
Foundation, PO Box 217, Hinton,
WV 25951. Please note 2016 Flood
Victims when you make your
donation.
If you have questions, please call
the HAF Office at 304-466-5332,
contact Deborah Clark, president at
deborah.clark@suddenlink.net or
get in touch with any HAF board
member.
GET TOGETHER
Old Fashioned get together for
those who attended Jumping
Branch School as it was known then.
Aug.,6 3:00 p.m. promptly. Walk
through of Jumping Branch
Elementary.
Aug. 6, 4:00 p.m. till? Get together
follows at Ben/Gayle Vest
. Campground located 1/2 mile 013' Rt.
2, Jumping Branch, on Mt. Vi‘ew/
Streeter rd. turning right this side
of Little Bluestone Primitive Baptist
Church, traveling 1/4 mile to
campground.
Please bring covered dishes,
desserts, non alcoholic beverages,
your memories old pictures and a
chair. Contact: Janey Angell- 304-
466-4974 or nannyjane@y.mail.com,
or Martha Vest Williams- 757-496-
6623, as we need to know how many
plan to attend.
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Bulletin Board
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
Forming a photography club in
Hinton. Meeting Aug. 2, at 7:00.
Call 304-466-2336 for
information. ‘
SC HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Summers County Historical
Society wil meet Tuesday, July 19 at
Vest Farm at Jumping Branch. You
may arrive as early as 5:00 and we
Will eat at 6:00. Bring food and
drinks. Hotdogs and hamburgers
will be provided.
REVIVAL
Revival will be held at Laurel
Creek Baptist Church on the Ramp
Road, Sandstone, WV, from July 17
24/6 p.m. on Sunday; 7 p.m.
Monday Saturday.
Summers County Farmers
Market Buy Fresh, Buy Local
Our Market is Expanding! We are
now open Tuesday evenings at the
Freight Depot (new location) in
addition to Friday mornings at
Lifeline Church parking When:
Every Tuesday Evening and Friday
morning. Time: ’I‘uesday- 4:00- 7:00
p.m., Friday - 7:30 a.m. — 12 p.m.
Where: 'I‘uesday- Hinton Freight
Depot Commercial Street Historical
Hinton, WV Friday, Lifeline Church
Parking Lot All vendors accept
Senior and WIC vouchers for
approved produce. For more
information call (304) 466-7113 or
visit Facebook: Summers County‘
Farmers’ Market.
SINGNG IN THE HILLS
GOSPEL SING
The annual Singing in the Hills
gospel sing will be held on July 30,
at the Stewart Farm on Boom
Hollow Road in Clayton, WV The
singing will begin at 2:00 p.m.
There are several great singers lined
up for the event. The concession
stand will be open around 5:30 p.m.
So come out and have a good evening
listening to gospel singing. There
will be signs placed out to show you
how to get there.
The earliest coins were made in the parts of modern Turkey that
formed the ancient kingdom of Lydia. The coins were made from a
mixture of gold and silver called electrum.
*5“:
Use your enemy’s hand to catch a snake.
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—Persian Proverb
What may be done at any time will be done at no time.
—Scottish Proverb
Public HZarings Set
for Division of Land
Restoration Proposed Rules
CHARLESTON, W.Va. The
West Virginia Department of
Environmental Protection’s (DEP)
Division of Land Restoration has
scheduled public hearings on two
proposed legislative rules. Both
hearings will be held at 6 p.m. in
the Coopers Rock Training Room at
DEP headquarters in Charleston
(601 57th Street SE).
A July 28 hearing has been
set for GOCSRS, the “Voluntary
Remediation and Redevelopment”
rule. This rule establishes the
eligibility, procedures, standards
and legal documents required
for voluntary and brownfield
environmental cleanups. The
proposed rule amendment would
update Table 60-3B (the De Minimis
Table), which, is used extensively
during risk-based cleanups to
determine whether environmental
contamination at a site being
evaluated under the rule exceeds
levels that would be protective of
human health. The update would
incorporate revised US. EPA
exposure factors, toxicity criteria
and physiochemical parameters,
and also risk-based groundwater
de minimis values that now include
exposure via dermal contact. The
amendment would also incorporate
some minor changerflchat, together
with the table updates, would align
the st ’3 values with national
standards."
The public hearing on proposed
legislativerule33CSR41,“Awarding
of Matching Grants for Local Litter
Control Programs,” is set for Aug.
11. The rule, which would replace
58CSR6, sets guidelines
procedures for providing matching
assistance grants to counties and
municipalities for the initiation and
administration of the litter control
program. The proposed change
identifies the program as being
under the jurisdiction of the DEP.
When originally established, the
program was under the Division of
Natural Resources but in 2005 was
placed under the A. James Manchin
Rehabilitation Environmental
Action Plan (REAP) within the
DEP.
Both proposed rules, along with
other agency proposed rules for
the 2017 legislative session, can be
read in- their entirety on the DEP’s
website here: http:/fwww.dep.
wv.gov/pio/Pages/Rules.aspx.
For more DEP news and
information, go to www.dep.
wv.gov. Also, be sure to connect
with the agency on all social media
platforms. Follow @DEPWV on
Twitter and find us on YouTube
by searching
Matters.’_’ For specific information
about our REAP (Rehabilitation
Environmental Action Plan), West
Virginia Project WET (Water
Education for Teachers), West
Virginia Watershed Improvement
Branch, Youth Environmental
Program and Human Resources
initiatives, connect on Facebook.
and ~
“Environment , .
FAMILY‘NIGHT
Family Night Activities at First
Presbyterian Wednesday, July 20 at
5:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
Included in the first night activities
will be the Greenbrier Drum Circle
from the Greenbrier Academy for
Girls at Pence Springs.
Alight meal will be provided alter.
Everyone is invited and please invite
someone to join us also!
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
What: VBS
When: July 24th 27
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm Ages K-12.
Where: Little Wolf Creek Baptist I'
Church. VBS Theme B.I.B.L.E basic
instruction, Betne leaving earth!
Sing time, Bible time, Recreation
time, Refreshment time. If you need
a ride call Preacher Eddie Harris
304-753-4555. Free School supplies
on Wednesday night. Hot Dog
Wednedsay.
Community Picnic
Mt Zion United Methodist
Church will be having a community
picnic at the church on July 23, 2016
at 5:00 till ? we are having lots of
food, games, and music for all ages
please come join us everyone
welcome for questions call Pastor _
Penny Biviens 304520-9499 or
Melissa Cook 304-466-3456
First Zika virus Death Reported
West Nile Virus—1 19 Recent Deaths
Protect Your Home
(NAPS)—You can help protect
your home from these mosquito-
borne viruses. Zika has been
declared a Public Health Emer-
gency by the WHO. The CDC
reports 426 cases in 44 states,
with the active mosquito season
just starting. Zika and West Nile
will surely cause multiple'deaths
this year. Infected mosquitoes are
most active in warm weather,
breeding in standing water.
Action Required
One simple step can reduce
your risk of contracting these
often—fatal diseases: Eliminate all
standing water on your property.
One way to protect against these
viruses is with a system that
eliminates standing water.
According to the CDC, this is
essential. Empty outside pots, bar-
rels, etc., weekly. Since the CDC
suggests gutters are the leading
source of standing water, you may
want to eliminate this threat com—
pletely. You can replace traditional
gutters with a patented gutter sys-
tem for handling runoff that elimi-
nates standing water. It’s a set of
seven aluminum louvers that turn
the roof runoff into gentle rain-
sized drops spread in a swath
three feet wide away from your
home. Called Rainhandler, it
requires no cleaning or mainte—
nance and eliminates ground ero-
sion. No standing water in gutters
ever again. Get more facts at
www.rainhandlers.com/naps or -
call 800-942-3004.
***
When I’m working on a prob-
lem, I never think about
I think only how to solve tae
problem. But when I have fin-
ished, if the solution is not beau-
tiful, I know it is wrong.
—R. Buckminster Fuller
***
Continued from , 7
JADEN CLAYPOOL
Jaden Claypool is the daughter of
Erica Claypool and the late Greg
Reed. Jaden has a sister Abigail
and :two brothers Jordan and
Jagger and is the granddaughter
of Roger and Patty Reed. Jaden
is 11 years old and attends Shady
Springs School.
MADISON GREGORY
Madison Gregory is the daughter
of Timothy Gregory and Mark and
Heather Crook. Madison has three
brothers Dakota, Gregory and
Easton and a sister Piper and is
the granddaughter of Rick and
Angela Belcher, Dallas and Jenny
Crook and Gabe and Angie
Blankenship. Madison is 10 years
‘old and attends Peterstown
Elementary School.
School Clothing Allowance
Vouchers with Incorrect
Date to be Accepted at
Participating Stores
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The
West Virginia Department of
Health and Human Resources
(DHHR) inadvertently mailed
out approximately 80,000 school
clothing allowance vouchers with
an incorrect expiration date of
October 31, 2015, instead of October
31, 2016.
Participating stores will accept
the misprinted vouchers with the
incorrect expiration date.
The misprinted vouchers most
likely were sent to families who
received school clothing allowance
vouchers in 2015 and currently
receive Medicaid or SNAP benefits.
Additional families with school-
aged children currently receiving
WV WORKS cashynssistance, as
well as those providing foster care,
may have received the erroneous
vouchers. Vouchers printed after
July 1, 2016, have the correct
expiration date.
Eligible children will receive
***
If a car is traveling at 55 miles per hour, it will travel 56 feet before
the
average driver can shift his foot from the accelerator to the brake.
a $200 school clothing allowance
voucher that may be used toward
the purchase of appropriate
school clothing or piece goods for
families who sew clothing for their
children. Vouchers must be used at
participating stores by October 31,
2016. Others may be eligible for
1 school clothing vouchers, but the
monthly income for a family of four
may not exceed $2,025. F
To learn more about eligibility
guidelines, or to apply, contact your
local DHHR office, apply online at
www.wvinroads.org or call 1-877-
716-1212. Verification of income
for the month of July must be
submitted with the application.
Applications must be received
in a local DHHR office by July 31,
2016.
Participating stores may be
viewed at http://www.dhhr.wv.gov/
bcf/Services/familyassistance/
Documents/SCA%20Vendors%2
2016.pdf
Don’t think there are no crocodiles because the water is calm.
Educafional
——Malayan Proverb '
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Opportunities
Do you need: A high school career or are considering obtaining
equivalency diploma? A rewarding a degree in BuSiness
career? Better skills? Assistance Administration, you might be
with college? interested in enrolling in
If you answered "yes" to any of the Entrepreneurship: Taking Care
of
above, come talkwith the staff of the Business, This nine week course
Summers county Adult Education begins on Monday September 12 and
program on the third floor of the will focus on the skills needed to
Library. work for or operate a business.
Our evening classes will resume Students will have the opportunity
on Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 4:00 RM. to actually create and manage a
Registration is available during the small business, Applications are
weeks of July 18 or August 1. Day available at the Library and are due
classes are on—going through the the week of August 29,
summer Monday through Thursday For more information about any
SC BOE Summer
flctiuities lllenu 2016
[June 27- flugust 5]
Tuesday, July 19 Breakfast
Pizza, Milk, Fruit, Grilled Chicken
Sandwich, w/, Lettuce, Tomato,
Carrot Sticks, Banana, Yogurt,
Milk.
Wednesday, July 20 Banana
Bread, Yogurt, Milk, Juice, Turkey
and Cheese Sandwich, Veggie Cuts,
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Cantaloupe, Milkz.
Thursday, July 21 Egg/Cheese
Mufiin,Applesauce, and Milk, Bagel
w/Cream Cheese, Applesauce cup, '
Yogurt, Fruit, Milk.
Friday, July 22 Pancake on
Stick w Syrup, Milk, Juice. Ham &
Cheese Sandwich, Veggie Cuts,
Fruit, Milk.
Monday, July 25 Breakfast
Wrap w/Salsa, Milk. Juice.
Cheeseburger, Lettuce & Tomato,
Cucumber Slices, Fruit Juice, Milk.
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from 11:00 A.M. until 2:00 PM.
If you are interested in a business
of our programs, call Shalom
Tazewell at 466-4490.
Bobcat Fitness Center
301 Summers Street, Hinton
Open 24 7 to members
Low montth membership fees
Call 304-309-41 81 or
Check out our Facebook page
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