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SERVICES
Clayton Baptist Church welcomes
Evangelist Tom Gilliam on Sunday
July 31 through August 3. Services
will held Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and
7:00 p.m. and Monday - Wednesday
at 7:00 p.m.
Please join us after Sunday
morning service for dinner on the
grounds.
To Clayton Baptist Church take
Rt. 12 to Pence Springs - turn on W.
Clayton Mountain Rd. - follow
church signs about four miles.
CASEWV HEAD START/EARL
YHEAD START
CASEWV Head Start/Early Head
Start Summers County is now
accepting applications for children.
The programs are available for low
income pre-natal mothers and
children ages zero to five and their
families. Our programs connect
children and families with services
and resources that provide
education and support. CASEWV
Head Start/Early Head Start
Program delivers positive support,
education, referrals and information
on resources right to your doorstep.
For additional information please
call: 304-487-5770 or 304-466-6016.
You are also welcome to visit our
Summers County Head Start/Early
Head Start Site at 101 2nd Street
Hinton, WV. (Across from Kroger
Gas) Make The Call Make The
Difference.
CUTS FOR KIDS
On Monday, August 1st, Avant
Garde Hair Salon will host a fund
raiser for Children's Home Society
Emergency Shelter Fund. The salon
is located at 213 Temple Street in
Hinton. 304 309-5501.
So call today, make an
appointment with Chad, and you
will not only look beautiful when you
leave but will be helping children in
need in our area. For more
information call the salon or Betty
Hendrick 466-0050.
NOTICE
Narconon reminds families that
abuse of heroin and opoid drugs has
become a national health crisis.
Learn to recognize the signs of
abus and get your loved ones
help if they are at risk. Visit
www.narcanonnewlifetreat.org/blog/
naloxone-avaliability.html to learn
about the overdose reversing drug
known as naloxone and find out its
availability in your state.
PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE
BREAKFAST
The Hinton Kiwanis Club will
once again be having its annual
pancake and sausage breakfast
during the WV Water Festival. The
pancake breakfast will be both
Friday, August 5th and Saturday,
August 6th from 7:00 AM to 11:00
AM at St. Patrick~s Catholic
Church. We would like to invite you
to come join us for breakfast and
help our scholarship programs as
well as other community projects we
support.
If you're not able to dine in with
us you can place your order ahead
and we will deliver to your place of
business.
The cost of breakfast is a $6.00
donation per person. Please call to
place your order at 304-466-4920, or
304-573-4920 by Wednesday, August
3, 2016 - if there is no answer, please
leave a message. You may also call
in orders for pick up Friday and
Saturday at 304-573-4920, please
call in before 9:30 A.M.
V.F.W MEETING
V.F.W Casey Jones Post 4500
meetings 3rd Monday 7:00pm
monthly at Veterans Museum 419
Ballengee St. Hinton. Veterans
Needed,
WATER FESTIVAL
FESTIVITIES
Summers County Public Library
will be having their 2016 Water
Festival Art Show beginning August
3 through the 6th. If anyone would
like to submit their work, please
bring it to the Library by Monday,
August 1 st.
For questions, please contact
Austin Persinger or Nancy Hoppsat
the Library at 304-466-4490.
BENNETT - WADDELL
REUNION
Bennett-Waddell Family
Reunion. The descendants and
families of Hallie and Addie Bennett,
Jacob and Rachel Bennett, Gilbert
and Della Waddell will hold their
family reunion Saturday August 6,
2016 at the Martha Chapel picnic
shelter on Madams Creek.
Gathe~g starts at 10:00 A.M..
Dinner will• be served at 12 o'clock.
Come enjoy a good time with old and
new friends.
ADDICTION SCREENINGS
Narconon can help you take steps'
to overcome addiction in your family.
Call today for free screenings or
referrals 1-800-431-1754.
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
MEETING
The Summers County Democratic
Executive Committee is to meet at
the Log Cabin 238 Main St.I in Avis,
Tuesday evening, 6:00 p.m. July 26.
The meeting is open to the public.
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 offRt.
2, Jumping Branch, on Mt. View/
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 nannyjaneCo)y.mail.com,
or Martha Vest Williams- 757-496-
6623, as we need to know how many
plan to attend.
Adult s6*Student $~*Matinee s4
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
Forming a photography club in
Hinton. Meeting Aug. 2, at 7:00.
Call 304-466-2336 for
information.
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: Tuesday- 4:00- 7:00
p.m., Friday - 7:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Where: Tuesday- 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.
PIPESTEM RURITAN CLUB
The Pipestem Ruritan club meets
every fourth Saturday at 6:00 p.m.
We have a wonderful dinner before
our meeting. We would like to invite
anyone interested in learning more
about this service club to come and
join us. We have a gospel sing the
Friday before our meetings.
Come join in the fun and
fellowship. For more information
please call Brenda Garcia at 304-
923-1622 or 304-466-6804.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
What: VBS
When: July 24th - 27
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm Ages K-12. •
Where: Little Wolf Creek Baptist
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.
JOHN HENRY DAYS
PLANNING MEETING
The John Henry Days Festival
committee meets every third
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Talcott
KAROKE CONTEST
"The Voice" ofthe WV State Water Fire Department. If you are
Festival - Karaoke Contest (during interested in joining the committee
the WV State Water Festival). Aug or helping out with John Henry
5th - 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. This event will Days please join us!
be DJ'd by Cowboy Will (morning DJ
from WJLS). It will take place prior NOTICE
to the Fireman's Parade and John Vuolo, Capt. USN Ret., is
Fireworks - in the Hinton Post Office currently available to give a brief to
Parking Lot. seperate the facts from the politics
Ages 8 and up.cash prize to on the Hillary Clinton "email"
From Page 7
Building Law
to the
City and the City may com-
mence a civil action to collect such
unpaid debt. .= General Info:
(2) ?Lien" or "liens" as used in The American Power Boat
this section shall arise whenever Association's Stock, Modified and
the fees and charges as described in' Junior National Championship
this section are levied or imposed, will return to Hinton for the first
The liens created in this article time in 19 years. This event will be
shall be subject to the
Taxation Code of the
ton, concerning lien
priority.
(3) If an owner fails to pay the
registration fee as assessed and the
City begins the collection action
to enforce its lien, then the Code
Enforcement Officer shall post
the written notice on the property
and send the written notice to the
owner(s) by certified and regular
mail.
(4) The City may take action to
sell the sUbject property by means
of forfeiture and the court ordered
enforcement process to collect the
debt owed the City. Should the
City take the steps necessary to sell
the subject property, the City shall
do so, subject to all liens and real
and personal property taxes that
are due. Purchasers of the subject
property shall be similarly respon-
sible for registration pursuant to
this section in the same manner as
the prior owner and must begin the
registration process anew if said
property remains vacant.
LIENS GENERALLY/FOR-
FEITURE OF PROPERTY
PROCEEDINGS.
For unpaid fees, please see the
Codified Ordinances of the City of
Hinton,
RELATION TO OTHER
CODES AND LAWS.
It is to be understood that the in-
tent and purpose of this Article are
separate and distinct from other
parts and sections of the Codified
Ordinances of the City of Hinton
and the general laws of the State
of West Virginia which may also be
applicable. The provisions of this
section are applicable to the owners
of such vacant buildings as set forth
herein and are in addition to and
not in lieu of any and all other ap-.
plicable provisions of this chapter,
the health and sanitation code, and
any other applicable provisions of
the City of Hinton municipal code.
SEVERABILITY.
The provisions of this Article are
severable. If any part of this Arti-
cle is held to be invalid by a cou of
competent jurisdiction, the remain-
ing provisions of this Chapter and
of this Article shall remain in full
force and effect.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
be effective from and after the date
of its passage.
Adopted by Council Date June
21, 2016
VETERANS MUSEU
SCHEDULE
The museum will be open at 419
Ballengee Street each Saturday
through November 5 from noon until
4:00 p.m. An unique opportunity to
view history from the Early Frontier
to the present day world is provided
its by numerous displays. Tour.
guides will be present. Admission is
free.
SINGNG IN THE HILLS
GOSPEL SING
The annual Singing in the Hills
gospel sing will be held on July 30,
at the StewartFarm 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.
provisions of held on Bluestone Lake, August 1st
City of Hin- through 6th. The town of Hinton
security and has a rich history in boat racing as
this site was the host of previous
championship events in 1969, 1976,
1987, 1993, 1995, and 1997.
The APBA Nationals has been
and continues to be the largest
outboard race in the country. The
town of Hinton and surrounding
areas can expect an influx of
hundreds of racers, crew members
and families from all across the
nation as well as Canada for this
week long event.
There will be 29 classes of racing
that will take place throughout
the week. Pit move in will begin
on Sunday with practice time on
Monday. Qualifying heats will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday,
and National Championship Finals
Heats will take place on Thursday
and Friday.
This event is free to the public;
however, there will be no shuttle
service available. Spectators are
encouraged to watch the races from
the designated overlook areas on
Route 20. Those that wish to enter
the pit area for a closer look will
need to park vehicles at designated
overlook areas.
East Shore Campground will
remain open. Those that wish to
access the campground and/or lake
the winner!
2~o'-,$egister, please email Laura controversy. If your civic or church ~•
group would be interested in hearing
at Laur'aLillyHHF@gmail.com or an half hour brief on the subject.
call (304)573-5320 after 4p.m. Contact John Vuolo at
weekdays. . vuolo.john@gmail
should utilize the boat launch below
Bluestone Park office. There will be
an open lane available to Bluestone
Lake Marina. Boat traffic will be
controlled by the US Army Corps
of Engineers and the Department
of Natural Resources. Boats will
be_ permitted to pass during race
intermissions.
How To Watch a Race:
The true beauty of this week's
racing lies in the multiples races
going on within each actual heat.
From start to finish, drivers are
challenged to overcome a variety of
obstacles in order to be the first to
the checkered flag.
Each class of racing consists of
two heats. Points are awarded for
finishing .positions in each heat,
then combined to determine the
winner. In case of a tie on points,
the driver with the fastest overall
time for both heats is awarded the
higher position.
For safety reasons, a maximum
of twelve boats are allowed in any
heat. When more than twelve are
registered, the boats are divided into
elimination heats. At the National
Championships, the number of
open slots for the final varies. The
defending National Champion is
automatically qualified and up
to four Divisional Champions are
automatically seeded. Thus there
could be as few as seven opening in
the finals.
A heat of racing begins when the
green flag flies at the judges stand.
All boats then have two minutes to
leave the pits and enter the race
QUILT SHOW
The 52nd West Virginia State
Water Festival Quilt Show, "Quilts
Along the Rivers", will be August
4th, 5th, 6th at the Summers County
• Memorial Building Auditorium, 97
Park Ave., Hinton, WV.
Registration will be Wednesday,
July 30th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m. at the Summers Memorial
Building with forms available at
the Summers County Extension
Office.
The registration fee will be $3.00
with ribbons awarded for the 1st,
2nd, and 3rd place by categories.
There will also be a ribbon for "Best
of Show" and "People's Choice.
Show hours are:
Thursday August 4st, 12 pm - 5
pm
Friday August 5nd, 10:00 am
-7pro
Saturday August 3rd ,10:00 am
-2pm
For more information call
the WVU Extension Office at
304.466.7113
DOG SHOW
A dog show for the 52nd WV
State Water Festival will be held at
• Bellepoint park on July 30th, with
registration starting at 2:30 and
the show starting at 3 p.m.
.Bring your favorite dogs and
kids out for some fun. Adults
welcome too as it is all in fun!
Costumes, tricks, agility and more!
Expecting a Drug Dog demo from
the Summers County Sheriff Dept.
during our break. ACWP/Summers
County Humane Society and
Mannings BBQ will have food and
baked goods for sale.
For more information call
the WVU Extension Office at
304.466.7113
This year the West Virginia State
Water Festival will again have our
street dance.
It will be on Saturday, July
30th on the Post Office parking lot
and 2nd avenue from 8 - 11 p.m.
It is hosted by USA Dance #6064
Beckley.
We will have Ballroom, County,
Shag and Pop music and dancing.
Of course line dancing too!
Come out and learn a new line
dance! Bring your chairs, sit back
and have a good time.
There is no charge for the dance
and there will be food available for
purchase from Mannings BBQ, a
town favorite! For more information
call the WVU Extension Office at
304.466.7113
***
If a human is modest and satis-
fied, old age will not be heavy
on him. If he is not, even youth
will be a burden.
--Plato
Tree merit, like a river, the
deeper it is, the less noise it
makes.
---Edward Frederick Halifax
***
Fri zr~
Sat 7rao 4:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
Sun* z/31 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
Mon ~1 7:30 p.m.
course. Drivers may use any part of
the course during this period.
After two minutes, the white
flag flies on the judges stand and in
the turn boats. At the same time,
a large clock on the judges stand
continues ticking down to zero.
Drivers work into position when
passing a the 500' buoy (generally
the last buoy in the second turn).
They can choose any lane they
like as long as they don't interfere
with another boat or change lanes
once they pass the 500' buoy. Some
drivers prefer the inside, while
other like the outside.
The ultimate goal for drivers is to
cross the starting line at full speed
just as the clock reaches zero. Any
boat that crosses early (jumps the
gun as we say) is disqualified and
receives no points for the heat. All
starts are videotaped for review.:°:
From there, the race is Ol~:
Safety rules prohibit certain driving-
infractions, like cutting off another::
driver or intentionally driving wide
to interfere with another boat, on:
the outside. :t-
Drivers must not only dodge tllei~
competitors, but they must read the
water and wind to determine which
is the best line around the course:
Drivers will often change lanes in
order to find clean water-meaning
water that hasn't been chopped up
by a leading boat..
After three laps of makin$
countless decisions and the physicat
demands of the race, the heat is
over and the process is repeatedf0r
heat number two.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The Hinton Lions Club is asking
for the Communities support :i~n
helping to provide those who need,
eye examinations or eye glasses.
The Hinton Lions have been
providing assistance for over 18
years and are asking community
organizations and businesses as• well
as citizens for monetary donations
to continue providing help to those
in need in our community. As news
spreads of the heIp being provided,
-requests are now outnumbering the
Lions Club's ability to help..'
Once a request is received, the
individual's application is screened
to insure that other avenues of
assistance are pursued before the
Lions Club provides help.
Donations can be mailed to: Lions
Club, Sight Assistance Program,
P.O. Box 1321, Hinton, WV 25951.
Checks should be made out to:
' Hinton Lions Club.
AVOID MOSQUITO BITES
Mosquito bites can be more than
just annoying and itchy. They can
make you really sick from diseases
that are transmitted by bites.
Protect yourself and your family
when outdoors by following these
tips:
-Use mosquito repellents
containing DEET, picaridin, IR3535,
and oil of lemon eucalyptus and
wear repellents during all times
when outdoors.
-Consider wearing long-sleeved
shirts and pants
-Remove potential mosquito
breeding sites near homes such as
containers with standing water,.
tires, etc. Mosquitos can breeding
very small amounts of standing
water.
-Make sure that window and door
screens are intact to prevent•
mosquitoes from coming indoors.
!