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o 8 - Hinton News Tues. Aug. 10, 1999 W. V. Water Festival Casting Contest A Winner The 1999 Water Festival Casting Contest proved to be an outstanding event on Saturday evening July 31st with many very skillful fishermen showing up to demonstrate their casting ability. Winners of the various categories were as follows: First Place, Bait Casting, to 12 years, Codie Nettles of Shady Spring. Spinning, to 12 years old, Codie Nettles Spin casting to 17 years old, Ben Helms of Hinton, and in the adult category, Dan Hudson of Ronceverte was the winner of the spin casting category. In the fly casting event, Ben Helms was the winner in the up to 17 years group and Dan Hudson was the winner in the adult group. Each winner received new rods and reels. Congratulations to Cod/e, Ben and Dan for being our big winners. A very popular event of the evening was the distance categry for the contestants in the 6 to I0 year old group. The winners were, 1st place, Jordan Eskridge with a cast of 110 ft. and 5 in. and 2nd place was Andy Hudson with a cast of 105 ft. 9 in. Pipestem Drive-In 384-7382 Community Bulletin Board GOSPEL MUSIC NIGHT Pipeetem Resort State Park's 1999 Summer Outdoor Amphitheater Series is proud to present Gospel Music Night on Saturday August 14, at 7:00 p. m. Featured performers for the evening include The Hoppers, a premier award winning family group in gospel, and saxophonist Dennis Sparks. These performers are blessed with incredible talent that you just have to experience, If you are a fan of Gospel music, then you defintely do not want to miss this iusprirational evening. Admission is $5.00 per person ages 13 and over. UNITY CHURCH Pastor Dennis Medley will be holding services each Sunday and Monday at 7:00 p. m. at Summers County Memorial Bldg. The public is cordially invited. LOCKERS AND PARKING PERMITS August 17 and 18, has been set at Summers County High School for students to purchase lockers and parking permits. Tuesday, August 17 Seniors from 9:00-11:00 Tuesday, August 17 - Juniors from 12:30-2:30. Wednesday, August 18 - Tenth " Gr. from 9:00-11:00 Wednesday, August 18-Ninth Gr. from 12:30-2:30. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL The Hinton Church of God - Summers Street, will be having Vacation Bible School on'Aug. 9th. through Aug. 13th.from 9AM - 12 Noon, for ages 2 years through teens. If you would like to participate call: Verna Welch 466-5570; Debbie 466-0420; or Judy Arthur 466-1721. TEAM REPORT The public is invited the participate in the First Impression Team Report scheduled for August 11th., at the SC Community Wellness Center located at 221 Temple Street downtown Hinton. This report is the 2nd phase of the Recruitable Community process. For more information call 466- 1118 or 466-1200, ask for Wilma Redes. TOWN MEETING Public is invited to attend the Recruitable Community Town Meeting scheduled Friday, August 20th., at 7:00 pm and Potluck Supper scheduled for Saturday, AugtlJt 3t. at MOO pro, Both eventa will beheld at'the SC Memorial Building. Don forget to bring a dish to the supper. Come join us in learning about issues which may affect our future growth & economic development. IN;TANT GAMES HOMECOMING Mary Jane Church on Streeter Road, will be holding their 46th. homecoming on Aug. 15th. starting at 11 AM. ARer lunch, there -,rill be singing from 2 to 4. Featured singers will be: The Barleys, Hflda Perry and Happy Travelers. Everyone is welcome. Pastor Larry Bolen. SEEKING DONATIONS The MIHOW program requests the donation of the following items: Baby walker, stroller, high chair, baby car seat, bassinet, crib, playpen, pert-a-crib diapers, baby bottles, baby blankets and quilts, baby toys, simple puzzles. Call 466-2226 for more information. ON-LINE GAMES AT"EN"ION VETERANS SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT MEETING The Southern Soft Conservation District will hold their regular monthly board meeting on Aug. 12th. The meeting will be held at the Southern Soil Commrvation D'mtrict Bldg., 463 Ragland Rd., Beckley. The meeting will begin promptly at 9:45 AM. Contra Dancing on the Goqfe With Caller Doante Herr Live Music Provided by Trusty House Band on Friday, August 27th., In The Pavilion at Cla-- VI River Runners. Option requiring you just show up: dancing $5 dance begins at 8:00 p. m. Instructions on Contra dance basics from 7:30 - 8:00 p. m. Optionl requiring advance reservations: Dining & Dancing Package $20; Dinner buffet starts at 8 p. m, Rafting, Dining, and Dancing Package $115 (Per person prices decrease for groups of 10-24 or 25+ ,Camping $7 per person per nighL Phone 304-574-0704 or 800- 252- 7784 for more information and reservationL Vimit our wetmite at www.raRwv.com or e-mail us at twv.com Class vi river runners is located on Ames Heights Road, Juat north of the New River Gorge Bridge & Just north ofFayetteville, WV on US Route 1 mily accmible from 1- 77, 1-64, 1-79, All contestants received gifts and prizes donated by DoEs Sport Shop of Hinton, Douglas Sporting Goods of Princeton, H & S Sporting Goods of Princeton, Joe Beard of Scientific Angler, Fred Scott of Water Buddy, Mike Arnold of Cortland Line Company and Wright and McGill Co. Makers of Eagle Claw Fishing Tackle. Special thanks to all the volunteers, especially Irene, Don, Susie and Mandy for helping to make this year's event an outstanding one. MIHOW Wish List The MIHOW Program is a mother-to-mother information and support program serving parents of children up to three years of age. The program operates out of the Family Resource Center at 411 Temple Street. The MIHOW Home Visitors will be reaching out to up to 24 families throughout Summers County. The Visitors currently have need of the following baby equipment for the families they have been visiting: Baby walker, stroller, high chair, baby car seat, bassinet, crib, playpen, pert-a-crib diapers, baby bottles, baby blankets and quilts, baby toys, simple puzzles. If you have any of these items to' donate to this worthwhile program, please contact Peggy at 466-2226. Your donation is sure to make a big difference in the life of a young family. GOSPEL SING A gospel sing will be held Aug. 14th. at 7 p.m. at the Church of the Living God on Madam's Creek. Featured singers will be The Whitts from VA. and The Davis Family. Everyone welcome. i ii Happiness is yelling Bingo at the Hinton Moose Lodge where the MONTHLY MEETING. Big Bend PSD will hold their monthly meetfngs on the 2nd. Tuesdays of each month at 3:45 p. m. at the water plant at Talcott. The public is invited. $ I ,000 Jackpot is now at 60 numbers and the mini jackpot has increased to $360 Thursday, August 12th Early birds start at 6:30 with 3 quickies Regular games start at 7 pm $5.00 a pack Refreshments are available at the snack bar Sign up for the Pig and Lucky Number and win all the $$$$$ You could be the next big winner. Bring a friend and enjoy the fun, food and excitement. ii Get a BLUE Medicare Supldemmt'. Call TODAY to find out more 1-8OO-385-t985 Medifil I00.W M°untain State BlueCross BlueShield IF YOU ARE AN HONORABLY DISCHARGED VETERAN OF THE U. S. ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE, MARINES OR RESERVED ARMED FORCES... YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A Complimentary BURIAL SPACE U.twood/Gr00nbd00 Mcnaorlal Parks Then epocu are on a first come, firat Nrved beelc. 1. You mum be honorably discharged. 2. BurlM epacee cannot be for Invutment pu. 3. You must believe am we do that more should be done for local tenms. -- -- this Oom__pllmentaw :...- Fill out and return this coupon to: RNtwood Memorial Park It Greenbrler Memorial Plu'k$ 1917 West Main Street I Princeton, WV 24740 I I I Addrm TRUST FUND ESTABLISHED • ATrust Fund for Debbie Ward has been established at the National Bank of Summers to help defray the expenses of a Liver Transplant. All contributions will be deeply appreciated. Adm. FrL . Sat. $4.00 Children up to 10 - $1.00 Adm. Sun. $8.00 a Car Load Flea Market every Sun. I The Haunting Rated PG- 13 PLUS American Pie Rated R I Notice LARGE YARf'E HALL OF FAME • A large yard sale will be held There will be a Bobcat Football Sept. 4th. from 8:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. Hall of Fame meeting at the home m. at the Temple St. Ext. house of Bill Humphreys, Thursday, beside new City Garage. All proceeds August 12th. at 7:00 p.m. go to the Debbie Ward Liver Transplant Fund. New River Hair Salon 1/2 Price Wednesday August and September on Hair Cuts Phone 466-3101 Located 2 1/2 miles down New River Road. Deb Berry, Owner and Operator West Virginia Lottery Winners of more than $600 claimed during June,1999 Susan Booker Ronald Eastham Fayettevil/e New Cumberland $2,7OO $25,0OO Emma Genoble Christina Greene Nancy Hudson Delores Legg Glen Morgan Sutton Charleston Charmco $2, OOO $5,000 $888 $  5, 000 Richar Raspa Morgantown $7,600 Merwin Slagle Barbara Straight Brucaton Mills Fairmont $2,000 $5,000 Robert W Wilson Howard Woods Phi/lip Franklin L/via C. Martin Clarksburg Mayse/ Amherstdale Birch River $2, OOO $1,000 $25,000 $1,000 Brenda Quentrill Hurricane $1,000 $20,000 HEARTS Debbie Riffle, Hamsville $1,000. Albert D. Rowan, Cassville $1,000 Anthony A. Woody, Madinton $20,000 20th CENTURY CASH Rhonda Cremeans, Branchland $2,000 Emma J. Genoble, Glen Morgan $2,000 Elbert F. Vance, Oak Hill $2,000 CRAZY 8's Wilton Gillenwalters, Lester $888 Nancy Hudson, Sissonville $888 Alice Mackey, Weston $888 Hazel L. Noland, Chades Town $888 Linda Reynolds, Murraysville $888 Shidey Thompson, Philippi $888 DOUBLE DOLLARS Barbara J. Straight, Fairmont $5,000 HEADS OR TAILS Robert A. Tomasky, Morgantown $5,000 MONEY MONEY EVERYWHERE Margurette Butcher, Weston $1,000 Andrew D. Foutty, Vienna $1,000 Betty J. James, Charleston $1,000 Dale A. Murphy, Bunker Hill $1,000 Karen S. Reck, Wellsburg $1,000 David A. Vandantker, Berkeley Springs $20,000 Susan W. Weaver, Beaver $1,000 Sheila M. Weese, Parkersburg $1,000 SCRATCH HAPPY William Aegan, Jr., Buckhannon $1,000 Joyce Cutright, Mill Creek $1,000 Wilton E. Felton, Morgantown $1,000 Kathryn Freeman, Cadiz, OH $1,000 Keesha D. Gordon, Princeton $1,000 Jennifer MotUal, Inwood $1,000 Brenda K.Quentrill, Hurricane $1,000 Rodney Sheets, Buckhannon $1,000 Bnan K. Skidmore, Elkins $1,000 Gary F. Wilisch, Huntington $1,000 Andrea L. Yeager, Clarksburg $1,000 SCRATCH KENO Billy Crook, Weston $2,500 Calvin G. Drenner, Falling Waters $1,000 Jeffrey C. Frazier, Huntington $1.000 Sandra Joy, Elizabeth $1,000 Merritt L. Lambert, Huttonsville $15,000 Dolores P. Legg, Charmco $15,000 L/via C. Martin, Birch River $1,000 Bonny Martinez, Buckhannon $1,000 Jeromy T. McCarty, Ashton $1,000 Amy Neff, Keyser $1,000 Roszetla M. Presnetl, Ridgeley $1,000 Mervin E Slagte, Bruceton Mills $2,000 Robert W. Wilson, Clarksburg $2,000 Jameicca L. Wolfe, Millwood $1,000 Howard Woods, Maysel $1,000 SPRING GREEN Irene Pedoski, Weirton $1,000 WILD RIDE Helen M Harless, Fayetteville $2,000 Betty L. Lazzelle, Morgantown $2,000 Douglas A. Spangler, Ridgeley $fl00 WINNER WEATHER Melissa F. Henline, Homer $2,000 Dannetta L. Webb,Sherman $2,000 Nina F. Williams, Tornado $2,000 Ronald H. Eastham, New Cumberland $25,000 Phillip Franklin, Amherstdale $25,000 Samuel R. Smith, Rivesville $25,000 Ken00 Linda K. Anderson, ' $1,500 $5,000 Winners Sarah Budeson, Capon Bridge $1,000 John C. Fazikas, Chester Betty Detamore, Fort Worth, TX $2,000 Scott T. Forker, Dresden, OH Connie Koreski, Hepzibah $1,000 James N. Grueser, Letart Kenneth R. Williamson, Pennsboro $25,000 Kevin Minor, Clarksburg $1,000 Margaret E. Pauley, Charleston $1,500 Henry Schaefer, Chadeston $10,000 James L Yerkey, Louisville, OH $1,500 VIDEO LO1TY PROr, RDSSlVE JACKPm MOUNTAINEER PARK Shidey Shuler, Weirton $245,902 Leslie E. Howe, Newton Falls, OH Suzette L. Miller, Arden, NC Thomas Nedimyer, Pittsburgh, PA Tamara L. Allen, Pdnceton $2,500 Theodore B. Allen, Lester $800 Susan Booker, Fayetteville $2,700 TRI-STATE GREYHOUND PARK John R. Boyden, Beckley $2,600 Joyce Harden, Beckley $71,370 Ellen M. Burke, West Chester, OH $1,200 Joan J. Cetti, Lower Burrell, PA $800 Paulette Fitzpatrick, Crab Omhard $2,500 Colleen Hurl, Oak Hill $2,600 Geneva Jasper, Beckley $2,600 Byron Jobe, Or $2,700 Stacy A. Johnson, Capon Bddge $2,600 Vickie L. Keir, Morgantown $2,700 Donna A. Leggette, Wheeling $5,400 Lonnie McClelan, Kerr, OH $2,700 John M, Morgan, Fairmont $2,700 Richard D. Raspa, Morgsntown $7,600 Michael Rein/no, Fairmont $2,600 Janice C. Shaw, Morgantown $2,700 Lorraine Spnngirth, Wardensville $2,700 Danny Surface, Pnnceton $2,700 Jimmie R. Walls, Hamltn $2,600 George E.Whitt, Fotlansbee, $2,900 West Virginia Lottery players in all 9ames and pdz¢ amounts claimed more than $11. million in prizes dudn9 June, l9. During the Month of June, 267 Players won $500 playing Daily 3. Lottery I.ffomtion 1-800-WVA-CA,I or www.wvlottery.com