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~l and wife Whitney and Brianna Bobcat Hall of Fame ,
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! ll I p.m. Wednesday, September 14, l 1. Pat Stennett, Baseball 1991, concerns and to do whatever he can to answer your questions and provide information 1
1 |j [ 2016 at Pivont Funeral Home 1st TeamAll -State I/Intends to employ an investigator to assist law enforcement and give the Prosecutor's Office 1
Chapel in Hinton with Rev Sam 2 ~1~,,th~11 lOOq
I Ill I • . J.W. Ward, Ba .............. its own investigative capability, with the new position not requiring a budget increase I
1 ! ~ll IGroves officiating. Burial followed in 2nd Team All-State V' With a long history'of political independence, McNeely's decisions as Prosecutor will 1
I |il ICampground Cemet;::m 1 ;0 3. Chad Meador, Baseball 1995, be fair and professional- he will not be influenced by political families, factions or cliques l
I I II [ Creamery. Friends called : 2nd Team All-State
v' Law Degree from WVU College of Law in 1986: graduated in top 10% of class i
l ll Ipp.m. until 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, 4. Aaron Lasley, Baseball 1998, ~/Former member WV House of Delegates: served on Judiciary and Education Committees 1
INDIA ALLEN BROWN September 14 at the funeral home. 2nd Team All-State
Family and friends served as l ~ Served as artillery officer in the U.S. Army (Vietnam Veteran) and in-WV National Guard 1
India "Peepsie" Beartrice Allen pallbearers. ~~i ........ v' Education Degree from Concord College in 1973: served 2 terms as President of the Concord i
Brown, 89, ofHinton went to be with Online condolences & guest Alumni Association and was selected Concord "Alumnus of the Year" in 1992 1
the Lord on Wednesday, September register at www.pivontfuneral.com
14, 2016 at Bowers Hospice House Arrangements were by Pivont [ ]~. ~ ~~ V' Masters Degree from Virginia Tech with concentration in Public Administration l 1
Born December 13, 1926 in l Funeral Home, Hinton, WV. the mature judgement needed to make effective decisions as your Prosecuting Attorney •
v' With his qualifications as well as his extensive career and life experience, Jim McNeely has i
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United Methodist Church ofHinton. ~~1 business while on the go Two new
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• Shop as gift shop supervisor and for Learn The Facts About How To Detect And Manage Glaucoma
the Summers County Convention
and Visitors Bureau at the Hinton ~~~.~ (NAPS)--Glaucoma is one of ~ Dcpending on your age and risk
Railroad Museum. ~~i] [ |~: :~ the leading causes of blindness, factors, it is recommended that
' India was a member of Hinton~~!l | !~ Millions of Americans are living ~~:: ~ you have an eye exam every one to
BPW, Eastern Star Chapter #5 and ~~~| [ ~~ with the condition, •and many~~ .......... ~ two years. Do you know when you
United Methodist Women. BB il :~ "P more may not know they have it. ~~~ last had one?
She was preceded in death by her ~ Two new srnartphone apps make Over the next several years, the ~~~ During your eye exam, it is
husband, Louis J Brown Jr; three ROBIN KEE RFID IUHN ........ number of people with glaucoma~~ important that your eye doctor
brothers, James" Grover "~ " " it possiom to access ciouo-oasea is expected to rise. ~~ dilates your eyes and also checks
and ~ 1-n "11 , . dumor Robin Kee Reid Turner, 59 of programs while on the go. Glaucoma is a group of eye dis- ~~ the pressure in your eye. These
Wan~'°nstmLeneana sevensm~ers'da reck r,EmmaMassie, Hmton, belovedwife, mother, Both are designed to provide eases. In most cases, it is associ- are critical steps to monitor for
ated with increased pressure potential signs of glaucoma symp-
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Laura Jane Fink Conner, Barbara passed away Thursday, Septemberfast, reliable connections to office within the eye. Often called a toms or disease progression.
Stennett, Evelyn Allen, Mary Lou - . systems through smartphones and"silent" disease, glaucoma may Create a Disease Management
Mason and Clarice All^- 15, 2016 utter a long battle with tablets, such as the iPhone and progress without symptoms until Plan That Works for You
~-~^_ ~_,~ ....~,~" cancer surrounded by her family, iPad, regardless of location.
in c~u*~: t=oL $:::e~n n er~mem°ry Robin was born November 22, One app, Inforl0 Road Warrior, irreversible damage is done. If you are diagnosed with glau- •
~, . ~ , yce J~rownle 1956 in Hinton W-V She was the was created to empower sales pro- However, early detection and There are many things you cancoma, work with your eye doctor
r~rown anawim JudyofHinton and , • ...... proper management may help do to help become a better advo- to create a disease management
Joh- ~ ....... -" ..... daughter of the late Bllhe George ductlvlty by sendlng mobile alerts, prevent the'potentially serious cate for your eye health, plan that best fits your lifestyle
and Mary Lou Reid. Besides her approvals and tasks, allowing outcomes of glaucoma. But today, ~ and routine. Your eye doctor may
Brown,' Jen~i;er~'VaUnEL;'s=and parents she was preceded in death, users to.m. ake better, taster bum- the condition continues to be The TAKE on Glaucoma cam- recommend prescription eye
husband Ni .... oy ..... a son uarreu ,urner'ro. Those lei~ n.ss oeclsions, underdiagnosed and often over- paign has useful tips that you can drops, laser treatment or other
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been diagnosed with glaucoma do are at risk for the condition, or plan. While these treatments may
grandchildren, Even and Jackson years ~arreH ..... rL lurner,Y.,. critical problems that arise when not sta on track with their know someone who has ~t help reduce high pressure in your
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Brown; dear friend, Dale• _ " " users are on the road and havepersonal treatment plan Understand the Risk Factors eye, they do not improve sight
daughter Courtney Turner Ford and
McLaughlin and special nieces and ........ no visibility into pressing issues - There are many things you can for Glaucoma already lost because of glaucoma.
........ nusuanu rocKer, granaoaugn~ers aoin~ on in the back~r-und dato help become ~a better advo- Many .Americans may., ,be This is why it is important that
Stennett ~d wife Beverly, ~So~eFordLoslsters~:.I enabhng them to remain con;~ .... cure, for ~ur,~eye, health,, L~ading.~; unawareof the r, isk ~factors for you act now. L "~
Stennett and "~ ~: " "- ~b'7~e~:::~£fi:ar/(l husban~l~: nected and keep business in. eye care and aging, experts have glaucoma. If you believe you'll have trou-
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~.~== auu~urw~ rumpnrey ann ......... ,~_ l_^rn more visit joined for the TAKE on Glaucoma The most common risk factors ble staying on track with your
husband Ski., nusoana JJaVla, ann a specmi .u ==~ , campaign (Take Action to Knowinclude family history, ethnicity treatment plan or taking your
~" nephew Marshall Mann, all of wwwmforcom
Funeral services were held 1:00 • • • your Eyes), to help educate Ameri- (African American or Hispanic), medication correctly, tell your eye
Hinton. cans about understanding and age (greater than age 40 in doctor. He or she can help address
p.m. Saturday, September 17, 2016
at the Ronald Meadows Funeral
Parlors Chapel with Pastor Melissa
White officiating: Burial followed in
the Riverview Cemetery at
Ronceverte.
Friends called from 11:00 a.m.
until time of services at the funeral
parlors on Saturday, September 17.
The family would like to thank
the staff of Bowers Hospice House
for all the kindness and all the
friends for the calls and prayers.
Arrangements were by the
Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors of
Hinton.
NOLA FRANCINE LILLY
Nola Francine Lilly 85, of
Hilldale, died at 8:35 p.m. Monday,
September 12, 2016 at Summers
Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
following a long illness.
Born May 21, 1931 at Creamery,
she was the daughter of the late
Everett M. and Flora C. Lawrence
Simmons.
Mrs. Lilly was a retired teacher's
aide for the Summers County Board
of Education. She was a member of
Trinity United Methodist Church at
Talcott, the United Methodist
Women at both Trinity Methodist
and Mt. Pisgah Methodist at
Hilldale, the Hilldale-Talcott
Ruritan Club and the Summers
County Retired School Employees.
She loved to cook for family and
friends and adored her children and
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a •
sister, Margie Frederick.
Survivors include her husband of
69 years, Denver D. Lilly; one son,
Kevin W. Lilly and wife Carolyn of
Hilldale; three daughters, Patricia
L. Barrett of Baltimore, MD, Kay
Holland" and husband Nelson of
Raleigh, N(~. and Kerri J. Farley and
husband Jim ofBlacksburg, VA; two
brothers, Charles B; Simmons of
Also surviving are a brother in
law Larry Turner and wife Barbara
of Beckley, sister in law Kathy
Eichenbaum and husband Richard
of Roanoke Va, sister in law Gerri
Turner, along with several aunts,
uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins,
close friends and the entire
Summers County community.
Robin was a 1975 graduate of
Hinton High School. She was also a
1979 graduate of Virginia Tech
majoring in Biology. VT is where she
gained her immense love for the
Hokies. Becoming one of their
biggest fans. She went on to receive
her Medical Laboratory Technician
Certificate from Bluefield
Community Hospital School of
Medical Technology and then"
started a 32 year career as Senior
Medical Technologist at Summers
County ARH. She loved her job,
coworkers, and everyone she met.
She was a member of Saint
Patrick Catholic Church in Hinton
where she was an active member
until her illness. She was a Red
Cross Bloodmobile and Cancer
Society volunteer, and avid Bunko
player. She loved spending time with
her family, friends, and pets (Homer,
Morgan, and Jasper).
It's rare to find a person with such
a kind heart and beautiful smile.
She was truly one of a kind and will
be loved and missed by all who knew
her.
Visitation was held Sunday,
September 18, 2016 at Pivont
Funeral Home in Hinton, WV from
4 until 7 pm. A Christian Wake
Service was held at 4 p.m. on
Sunday. Mass of Christian Burial
was held at 11:00 a.m. Monday,
September 19, 2016 at St. Patrick
Catholic Church with Fr. Rey
Landicho as celebrant.
Ritchie Hannah, Scott Hannah,
Ron Lilly, Jackie Scott, Greg
Vandall, Jimmy Spangler, Bob
Logan and Chris Pack served as
pallbearers.
In lieu of flowers donations can
be made to the Walk for her
Lifetime, Cancer Society, St. Jude,
or Peyton Hospice House in
Lewisburg, WV.
Online condolences & guest
register at www.pivontfuneralhome
.corn
Arrangements were by Pivont
Funeral Home, Hinton, WV.
***
Cut my pie into four pieces, I
don't think I could eat eight.
--Yogi Beri~a
(NAPS)--Ongoing exposure to
UV radiation can cause serious
harm to the eyes, age them pre-
maturely and lead to cataracts.
The American Optometric Associa-
tion says that regular eye exams
are a key to better eye health. To
learn more, visit www.aoa.org.
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Now, physicians can prescribe
the WalkAide to patients of all
ages. In addition, free clinical
evaluations can be had at more
than 1,000 orthotic centers and
rehabilitation facilities nation-
wide. For further facts, visit
www.PediatricWalkAide.com or
call (800) 551-5109.
***
I wish I had an answer to that
because I'm tired of answer-
ing that question.
--Yogi Berra
***
managing glaucoma. African Americans or above age 60 these challenges. Family and close
"Asa practicing ophthalmologist, in the general population), near- friends can also be good sources of
I see firsthand from my patients just sightedness (also called myopia) support with reminders or other
how important and challenging it and pressure in the eye. There are ways to help you follow your treat-
can be to make glaucoma a priority,", other possible risk factors such as ment plan.
said James C. Tsai, M.D., chairman, low central cornea thickness, dia- Learn More
Department of Ophthalmology and betes, hypertension, eye trauma To learn more, visit
Visual Sciences, Yale University and and use of steroids, www.takeonglaucoma.com.
TAKE on Glaucoma spokes- person. Schedule Regular TAKE on Glaucoma is an edu-
"There are many things in life that Comprehensive Eye Exams cational program developed, in
we must juggle, but taking the time It is important to visit your eye partnership, by The Glaucoma
to monitor your eye health anddoctor for regular, comprehensive Foundation, the Alliance for Aging
manage glaucoma should not be eye exams to evaluate and help Research and Merck, and is
ignored." maintain your eye health, funded by Merck.
ADDICTION COUNSELING
Narconon can help you take steps
to overcome addition in your family.
Call today for free screenings or
referrals. 8002431-1754.
NARCONON
Narconon reminds families that
abuse of addictive pharmaceutical
drugs is on the rise. Learn to
recognize the signs of drug abuse
and get your loved ones help if the
are at risk. Call Narconon for a free
brochure on the signs of addiction
for all types of drugs. Narconon also
offers free screenings and referrals.
800-431-1754 or Prescription-
abuse.org.
The Baltimore Colts were the first professional football team to have
a cheerleading squad.
Applications for the Civil Service Examination for the position of
Summers County Deputy Sheriff.will be available beginning September
6, 2016. Application packages shall be received from and returned to
Mary Beth Merritt, Clerk of Summers County Commission, Off-ce of
the County Clerk, Summers County Courthouse, Hinton, WV 25951.
All persons interested in this position must make application by Tuesday,
September 27, 2016 at 4:00 p.m. Physical Agility test will be conducted
at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 1, 2016 at the Summers County
High School Track by the Summers County Sheriff's Department.
Persons successfully completing the Physical Agility test will be notified
of the time, date and location of the Civil Service Examination. All
applicants certified or non certified must take the physical agility test.
The Summers County Commission is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
ucts,BUildingfurniture,materialS'medicinesPaper
prOd-such::l Discrimination is prohibited due to race, creed, color, religion, sex,
orientation or national origin. Applications for DePuty Sheriff must be
as aspirin and quinine, and fuel
somef°r cookingof theandcommercialheating areusesJUSt 18 years old and not more that 45 years old on date of application.
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