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8 - Hinton News Tues. Aug. 24, 1999
Community Bulletin Board
SUMMER8 COUNTY ARH
LONG TERM CARE
ACTIVITIES
Week of Aug, 25th. th__ru 81t.
Wed. Aug. 25th. 8:30 AM
Goedmorning visit; 10:00 AM Care
Planning Meeting; 11:00 AM Music
Hour Cheryl Allen; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 2:00 PM Forest Hill Church
Service (video); 4:00 PM TV Time.
Thurs. Aug. 26th. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning Visit; 10:15 AM
Exercise; 11:15 AM Word Games;
1:30 PM Arts & Crafts with Ailene
Edwards; 5:30 PM Ballengee
Singers.
Fri. Aug. 27th. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning Visit; 11:00 AM Word
Puzzle; 1:00 PM Table Games; 4:00
PM TV Time.
Sat. Aug. 28th. 10:00AM One-to-
One; 11:00 AM Bingo; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 2:00 PM Sat. Movie
Matinee.
Sun. Aug. 29th. 10:00AM One-to-
One; 10:00AM TV Church; 1:00 PM
Table Games; 4:00 PM Church
Service.
Men. Aug. 30th. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning Visit; 1:00 PM In
House Spelling Contest 3rd. Floor;
2:00 PM Bible Coffee; 4:00 PM TV
Time; 7:30 PM Popcorn Fun Night.
Tues. Aug. 31st. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning Visit; 10:15 AM
Exercise; 10:45 AM Mystery Bingo;
1:00 PM Table Games; 4:00 PM TV
Time.
CHANGING TABLE NEEDED
The Family Resource Center
(411-FRC) is in need of a baby
changing table for use in its Day
Care program. If you have one you
are no longer using, that you would
consider donating or selling, please
contact the FRC at 466-2226 and
ask Linda or Holli.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO
MEET
Princeton Community Hospital's
Board of Directors will hold their
monthly meeting on Tuesday,
August 31, at 5:00 p. m. in the
Princeton Community Hospital
Multi Media Conference Room.
PHOTOS TAKEN
Photos of drivers licenses are
taken on every Friday at the Hinton
State Police Office and Lewisburg
every Tuesday and WImmday.
STOIW -vn
Story Hour at the Summers
County Public Library for 3 and 4
year olds will take place Tuelays
from 10:30 - 11:30 beginning
Tuesday August 31. Bring the small
fry for an hour ofreading, games and
crafr
(For information call 466-4490).
GOSPEL SINGING
Gospel singing will be held at the
Mary Jane Church on Streetsr Road
on Aug. 28th. at 7: P.M. Singers will
be the Glorymans and Happy
Travelers.
Pastor Larry Bolen. Everyone is
welcome.
Pipestem
Drive-In 384-7382
WILLS REUNION
The annual Wills Reunion will be
held on Sat., Sept. 4th. at Bluestone
State Park near Hinton, at shelter
#1.
All family and friends are invited'
to come and enjoy a day of fellowship
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
August 31 marks the 22nd
anniversary of the opening of the
Summers County Public Library. In
celebration, Library patrons are
invited to drop by during tl
morning of the 31st from 9:00 AM -
noon for donuts and coffee or in the
afternoon from 2:00PM - 6:00PM for
punch and cake.
HINTON AREA COMMUNITY
CENTER
Activities Calendar-August 23 -
29th., 310 2ndAve., Hinton
Men - Fri., 5 PM to 9 PM = Game
Room Open
Men. @ 5 PM = Weight Watchers
Meet
Thur. @ 7PM = Classic Movie
Night showing "Arsenic and Old
Lace'; cartoon - ..Andy and The
Lion")
FRIDAY, Sept. 3 @ 11AM = Grand
Opening Ceremony @ 8PM = Back
to school dance; oldies music; ages
3 to 103.
NOTE: Railroad photo exhibit
during Railroad Days Weekends-
inquiries welcome.
The Community Center game
room hosts pool tables, pin ball
machines, video games and an
"oldies" jukebox; all ages welcome.
Raffle tickets for 5 CD stereo system
available at $1.00 each - drawing to
be held October 24th. Spacious
meeting room available for
functions. Contact Al Stone at 466-
4544. Volunteers needed.
SUMMERS COUNTY HEALTH
DEPT. SEPTEMBER
SCHEDULE
Sept 1 8 - 12noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemaglobjn, and Blood Sugar
Screenings
Sept 1 1 - 4pro Immunizations
and TB testing
Sept. 2 10 to 5pro Womens
Screenings with Nancy Kirby, NP
(Call for appt)
Sept. 6 8 - 12 noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemagiobin, and Blood Sugar
Screenings
Sept. 61-4pro Immunizations and
TB testing
Sept 7 9 - 2:30 Prenatal Clinic and
Womeus screenings (call for appt)
Sept. 8 8 - 12noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar
Scing0
Sept 8 1 - 4pm Immunizations
and TB testing
Sept 9 10 - 5pro Womens
screenings with Nancy Kirby, NP
(call for appt)
Sept 13 8 - 12noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar
Screenings
Sept 13 1 - 4pro Immunizations
and TB testing.
Sept 15 _ 8 - 12noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar
Screenings
Sept 15 1 - 4pro Immunizations
and TB testing
Sept 20 8 - 12noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar
Screenings
Sept 20 1 - 4pro Immunizations
and TB testing
Sept 21 9 - 2:30 Prenatal Clinic
and Womens Screenings with
Associates in OB/GYN (call for appt)
Sept 22 8 - 12noon Cholesterol,
BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar
Screenings
overnor's Honors Aca00iemy Students Take To
The Airways At WVU
Hoppy Kercheval of Metronews broadcasts his
statewide radio show live from West Virginia
University's Mountainlair Ballrooms during a
recent visit to the West Virginia Governor's
Honors Academy. Students in John Rote's Mass
Media and Society class talked with Kercheval
about whether or not they plan to leave the state
to pursue their chosen careers and if they are
afraid to go to school since events such as the
throughout the state to participate in the
Academy, which was held July 11 --Aug. 1 at WVU.
Seated beside Kercheval is Jennifer Wiseman of
Fayetteville High School. Standing around them
are (from left) David Lambert, Tucker County
High School; Joelle Harris, Gilmer County High
School; Jim Mullins Jr., Logan High School; Rupa
Natarajan, Linsly School; Matt Lee, Elkins High
School; Amanda Coffman, East Hardy High
Columbine High School shooting in Littleton, School; and Lesley Woodrum, Summers County
Colo.The students in Rote's class were among 165 High School. (Photo by Bob Beverly/WVU
outstanding high school seniors chosen Photographic Services)
Andrew Haig Smith Melissa Ruth Gilbert
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Gilbert
of Wilmington, Delaware announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Melissa Ruth to Andrew Haig
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Smith of Collegeville, PA.
The couple will be married March
25, 2000 at St. Mark's Lutheran
Church, Wilmington, Delaware.
Melissa is a graduate of Ithaca
and the late Tom Nevin and Martha
Gilbert of Hinton and the late
Raymond Gilbert.
SEARCHING FOR QUILTERS
AND QUILT TEACHERS
The Raleigh County Extension
Office is compiling a list of people
who serve as quilt teachers or do
and fine food. Sept 22 1 - 4pm Immunizations College, Ithaca, N. Y. majoring in quilting for a fee. This list will be
Physical Therapy. Drew is a
and TB testing graduate of Cornell University distributed at the 26thAnnual Quilt
Sept 27 8 - 12noon Cholesterol, where he majored in Agronomy. He Show at the Appalachian Arts and
PSD ME/IING BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar is presently serving in the Peace Crafl Festival in August.
The Regular Monthly Meeting of
ANNUAL QUILT SHOW
The 26th Annual Quilt Show
sponsored by the Raleigh County
Community Educational Outreach
Service Clubs (formerly Extension
Homemakers) will be held August
27-29, 1999 at theAppalachian Arts
and CraRs Festival at the Raleigh
County Armory.
Seventeen categories have been
developed for this year. Prize monies
and ribbons are awarded to Best of
Show, People's Choice, First, Second
and Third place winners.
Interested persons may request a
quilt entry form by calling Judith A.
Bragg at 255-9321.
FUND ESTABLISHED
Afund for MaryAnn Meador, wife
of City Councilman Larry Meador,
has been established at the National
Bank of Summers to aid in the
expenses associated with her cancer
treatment.
Anyone wishing to make a
donation may do so by mailing it to'."
The Mary Ann Mender Fund, c/o
National Bank of Summers, P. O.
Box 220, Hinton, WV 25951.
FIBROMYALGIA SUPPORT
GROUP
Fibromyalgia Support Group
meetings are held every third Friday
of the month at th e Summers
County Community Wellness
Center, located on Temple St. at 6:00
p.m.
New and old members are urged
to attend. Everyone welcome.
,Worship Service
To Be Hel00
The churches of the Summers
County Parish of the United
Methodist Church cordially invite
you to a unique worship service at
the Old Rehoboth Church in Union,
West Virginia. This church is the
oldest Protestant church west
of the Allegheny Mountains. The
worship service will be held on
Sunday, August 29, at 5:00 p. m.
followed by a covered dish picnic.
Tours of the museum will also be
available.
Come and worship where our
ancestors worshiped with Frances
Asbury and many other circuit
riding preachers. Parish coordinator,
Sam Groves, extends a warm
welcome to all.
Highway News
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W. VA. Dept. of Transportation, I
Division of Highways, Aug. 23rd.
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thru 27th.
MONROE COUNTY: Mowing
(various routes); Seal & surface treat
(CR-10) Johnson Crossroads Rd.;
Pull shoulders & ditches (CR-24)
Brush Creek Road; (CR-219/1)
Rayburn Draft Road; Steel Piling
Installation (US-219); Shoulder
Stabilization (CR-24) Brush Creek
Road; (CR-219/1) Rayburn Draft
Road. Other maintenance projects
that should not delay traffic.
SUMMERS COUNTY: Brush
control (CR-44/15) Patterson Creek
Road; (CR-44/21) Patterson Mtn.
Road; Pull Shoulders & Ditch (CR-
33) Seminole Road; Seal & surface
treat (CR-1) Lockbridge Road;
Culvert installation (WV-12) (CR- 17/
5) Peru Ellison Road; Ditching &
blading (CR-1) Lockbridge Road.
Other maintenance projects that
should not delay traffic.
Schedule for Opening of
Summers County Schools
Wednesday, August 25, 1999 --All
personnel report to respective
schools at 8:30 AM.
Thursday, August 26, 1999 - First
day of school for all students - full
day.
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.
Adm. Fri. - Sat. $4.00
Children up to I0-$I,00
Adm. Sun. $8.00 a Car
Load
Flea Market every Sun.
Mystery Man
Rated PG-13
PLUS
Deep Blue Sea
Get a BLUE
Medicare Supplement!
Rated R
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will be held Tuesday; September 7, Sept 27 1 - 4pro Immunizations ............ to be on thin resource hat please call
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September 6th being Labor Day Sept 29 '8 - 12noon Cholesterol, Ruth Nevin of Glen Burnie, MD., " " "
Holiday. BP, Hemaglobin, and Blood Sugar Call TODAY to find out more
Screenings 1-800-385-1985
Sept 29 1 - 4pro Immunizations
LAE YARD SALE and TB testing BLII=, II s am Mountain State
A large yard sale will be held ****Flu and Pneumonia shots Ull-dllll[ . BlueCrossBlueShield
Sept. 4th. from 8:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. will be available beginning Sept 1
m. at the Temple St. Ext. house on Mondays and Wednesdays.**** i
11'
beside new City e. All proceeds ****Choleetorol results available Jarre s Exxon
go to the Dehbie Ward Liver in f our minutes.****
Transplant Fund. "Your Full-Service Service Station"
466-0133
-....-. Sunday 9-9 / Monday thru Saturday 7-10
We 00apprcciate Mechan,cs"
on
Duty
At AMFM our success dqnds on each and every " S,x Days a Week!
mmlor ofour cam t=m. Our Unit Records Cled: taxi
Business Clerks play a key role in helping to BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREA!!!
keep our nursing homes rtmning efficiently. Wejus Large Inventory!l!
Buy Bar & Chain .Struts
• Front End Alignments
,,=,,=, AND GET FILE FREE • Air Conditioning
Trad Dnk, Umlt It,rds Clerk
=,b,=-- u,, 1 gal.. bar oil $3.29, • Oil Changes
lb. Rommmllo, B lhrds Clerk • Tire Mounting (European & American Equip)
= or get 2 for $5.95 • Computerized Wheel Balances •
S.=me. c... 1 file $1.00 / 12 for $10..00 • Brake Work
H in t o n C h a i n S aw . Snap-On ComputerizedDomestic & ImportDiagn°stiCvehiclesEquipment for
• Most Auto Repairs
''t V'' Cboiforlz Term C..m" Open Mon., Tue., Thurs. t&o Fri. 8:00 to 5:00
Saturday 8:00 12:00 • Full & Self Service Gasoline
i Closed Wednesdays * Head Mechanic-- Neal Cody
"'''" Call 466-5338 * Mechanic--Tim Ward
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