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Area Sports
By Lin Goins
Captures 3rd Place In
Tournament
Hinton's 9 & 10 year old tournament team f'mished 4-2 in tourna-
ment play to achieve third place for the 1991 tournament season.
Members of the team are:Bow 1: Chipper Fortner, Mark Cales, Todd
Brown, Brian Cooper, D.F. Mock, Brett Crowder, Matthew Durnan.
Row 2: Brad Hutchison, Jesse Miller, Tony Gore, Derek Mann,
Jason Meadows, Dermic Zimmerman. Coach - Norman Farley,
Coach - Howard Crowder (not pictured).
Appointed District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler
David L. Huffman of Hi nton Lodge
#821 has been appointed to the posi-
tion of District Deputy Grand Ex-
alted Ruler. David L. Huffman was
officially deputized at the 127th
National Convention of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks in
St. Louis, July 14-18.
There are over 250 districts in the
U.S. and David L. Huffman will
assist the national leader of the Elks
in promoting and coordinating the
many progranm for charity, scholar-
ship, drug awess, veterans and
patriotism.
By being appointed to the posi-
tion of District Deputy from a mem-
bership of the almost 1.5 million
Elks, David L. Huffman has demon-
strated his commitment to the na-
tional and state programs.
Lester C. Hess, Jr., of Wheeling,
W.Va., the newly installed national
leader of the Elks, stated that "by
being able to call on people such as
David L. Huffman, we will be able to
continue the proud tradition of the
Elks, to succeed in all of our pro-
grams, and to continue to grow and
demonstrate ELKDOM- A WAY
TO SHARE".
FREE PROGRAMS
OFFERED
The Corps of Engineers at
Bluestone Lake is offering free pro-
grams for area young people. The
programs will be offered every Fri.
at 1 pm throughout the summer.
These programs are for 6-12 year
olds and will be held at the Belle-
point Park Visitor Center.
Project Wild, a wildlife/environ-
mental program, Project Learning
Tree, Junior Ranger, and Water
Safety are just a few of the topics
which will be offered. The programs
will last approximately one hour and
are guaranteed to be fun for all kids.
For more information, call the
Resources Manager's Office at
Bluestone Lake (304) 466-1234.
APPLICATIONS AVAILABI
FOR STERNWIIEEL BIRI
TOUR
Applications are now available for
the 12th Annual Sternwheel Regatta
Bike Tour, to be held Sat., Aug. 24th.
Cyclists can choose from rides of
100, 56 and 32 miles. Food stop, lag
wagons and first aid will be avail-
able on the way, and T-hirt will be
given to all riders.
The rides, through Kanawha,
Putnam and Jackson Counties, are
on paved, scenic roads with little
traffic. Last year, over 400 riders
took part.
The start and finish has been
moved this year to the Elkview K
mart. The 100- and 56- miles rides
begin at 7:30 a.m. and cost $9. The
32-mile ride start at 9 a.m. and
costs $7. (There is a $3 late fee aRer
Aug. 19th.)
Cyclists can also register at the
Holiday Inn Civic Center from 6 to9
p.m. on Fri., Aug. 23rd., the night
before the ride, or from 6 a.m. on at
K mart on the 24th.
For an application, please write
to: The Mountain State Wheelers,
P.O. Box 8161, South Charleston,
WV 25303.
HUNTER EDUCATION CLASS
TO BE OFFERED
The Dept. of Natural Resources
will sponsor a Hunter Education
Course 23,24,25 Sept. 1991, 7-10:30
PM at Summers CO. Career Ctr.,
Hinton.
Included in the training will be
basic gun safety, information about
firearms and ammunition, the role
of the hunter and huntingin wildlife
management and conservation,
hunter responsibilities, game care
and the wildlife laws.
Persons successfully completing
the 10 hour cour will receive a
Hunter Education Certification card
from the W.Va. Dept. of Natural
Resources. W.Va. law now requires
persons who purchase their first
huting license aRer Jan. 1, 1990, to
succesTully :e6mple "the-: Hunter
Education Course.
Parents are encouraged to attend
with their children.
For further information and reg-
istration details, please contact:
Leonard Smith at 466-2071.
The temperature of the serth'a in-
terior incrselma by one degree for
every 60 feet down.
Home Security Survey
DOORS
1. Does door have 180 degree
peep hole?
2. Are locks that can be opened
from Inside at least 40 inches
from glass?
3. Are entrance doors solid
core?
4. Do they have dead bolt locks?
5. If hinge pins are outside, are
they nonremovalbe?
6. Does door securely fit door
Jamb?
7. Is door Jamb tightly fastened?
8. Is strike plate security fastened
to door Jamb?
9. Does bolt extend sufficiently
Into strike plate?
10. Have locks been re-keyed since
you moved In?
WINDOWS:
11. Have double hung windows been
pinned?
12. Do metal windows have
auxiliary locks?
13. Can windows left open for
ventilation be secured?
14. Do basement windows have
auxiliary locks?
15. Do curtains or drapes fully
cover window?
16. Is window air conditioner
secured from inside?
GARAGE."
17. Does door close tightly?
18. Does overhead door have a
track padlock?
19. is padlock of high quality?
20. Is hasp of high quality, Installed
without screws showing?
21. Do you keep overhead door
closed and locked now not in
use?
22. Do you remove vehicle keys
when garage is locked?
23. Can garage light be turned on
from Inside home?
II I
YES NO
YES NO
24. Do you being to a NEIGHBOR-
HOOD WATCH Program?
25. Are shrubs cut below window
level?
26. Are tree limbs cut above window
level?
27. Is residence number visible from
street?
28. Can mailbox be locked?
29. is front door well lit?
30. Is back door well lit?
31. Are bicycles, mowers, laddera
kept Inside?
32. Have you engraved property
and put up stickers?
VACATIONS:
33. Do you stop deliveries?
34. Do you notify police?
35. Do you notify neighbors?
36. Do you set light timers?
37. Is you yard taken care of?
38. Do you arrange for hand bills
to be picked up?
ADDITIONAL CRIME CHECKS:
39. If you need a non-lethal weapon
for self-protection, do you have
a safe, chemical device?
40. If you have a gun, Is it kept
secured?
41. Do you keep most of your ¢alh
in the bank? ---.- __
42. Do you keep a list of all
valuable property, credit
cards and serial numbers?
43. DO you keep list in s safe
place? .... "
44. Do you avoid q)leylng
valuables to strangers?
45. Have you memorized the
telephone number of
your police?
{This survey is for your own private use only}
RSVP Program
Coordinator Mary Jane O'Riley
322 Summers St., Hinton, WV 25951
Phone: 466-4420
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W.Va. Office of Crime Prevention
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'/lit' INFANTRY DIVISION
REUNION
The #Farthest East" 71st Infan-
try Division, which met with Rus-
sian forces at the Enns River near
Steyr, Atmtria in 1945, will hold a
Reunion in Columbus, Ga. Sept. 26-
29. Men and mules who served with:
the Division at Fort Carson, Hunter
Liggett, Fort Banning, in Europe
can get details of the reunion and
association membership from 71st
Division Association, 14801
Grapeland Av, Cleveland, OH.
Tues. Aug.
44111.
Units of the Division included:
5th, 14th, and 66th Infantry Regi-
ments, 607th, 608th, 609th, and
564th Field Artillery Battaltions,
71st Division Headquarters and
Headquarters Company, 71st Cav-
alry Recon Troop, 57qst Signal
Company, 251st Quartermaster
Company, 581st Anti-Tank Battery,
271st Engineer Battalion, 731st
AAAMG Battalion, 371st Medical
Battalion, and 771st Ordnance
Company.
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