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8 - Hinton News Tues. Sept. 21. 1993
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
55TH ANNUAL HOMECOMING
55th Annual Homecoming will be
held at Jumping Branch Tabernacle
on Sun., Sept. 26th.
Morning service at 10:45 A.M.
Speaker the Rev. Elmo Alderman
with Suttle Family as our special
singers.
Covered dish dinner will follow.
Evening service: will begin at 2:00
P.M. Speaker will be Roy. Ben
Peyton. Singers will be the Suttle
Family and Gospel Lites.
We welcome everyone to come.
Pastor Rev. Elmo Alderman.
COMMUNITY CPR CLASSES
Appalachian OH-9 (EMS) is in
the process of organizing Commu-
nity CPR classes.
For more information call 466-
1414 day or night.
FAMILIES DAY FESTIVAL
The Second Annual REACHH
Families Day Festival, featuring an
outdoor performance stage, craft
demonstrations and workshops,
sports activities, and more, will be
held on Sat. Sept. 25th. at the Appa-
lachian South Folklife Center at
Pipeetem.
Food concessions and free camp-
ing will be available. The event will
close with a spedal Service on Sun.
morning. Admission is $5.00 for
adults, $2.50 for children under 18,
and $10.00 for a family pass. For
more information call REACHH at
466-4659.
CLASSES
Quit Smoking Now !! Did you
know? Inhaled smoke reaches your
brain within 6 seconds!
Wellness Now is offering FREE
Quit Smoking Classes. Classes are
available to all PEIA participants in
District I ofW. Va.
Classes Dates: Sept. 13 & 27 -
Woodrow Wilson High School, Sept.
20 & Oct. 4 - Hinton Area Elemen-
tary and Sept. 30 & Oct. 6 - Bluefield
Regional Wellness Center.
All classes will be held from
6:00pro until 7:00pro.
Call Bluefield Regional Wellness
Center - (304) 327-1696 to register.
Classes must have 10 pro-registered
to be held at each site.
SENIOR BIRTHDAY PARTY
A birthday party is held the first
Fri. of each month at the Hinton
oT Center for anyone having I
brthday dm, ing that month and is
age 60 or older.
Beginning Oct. 1, the Hinton
Senior Center will nolonger be send-
ng out personal invitations to sen-
iors who are observing birthdays
during a particular month. Instead,
we will be announcing birthday
parties through posters, radio, and
newspapers.
For more information on birthday
parties at the Hinton Senior Center,
please call 466-4019. Our next birth-
day party will be Oct. 1, beginning at
11:15 AM,
colrrerRY DANCE
Grnbrier Folk Music and Dance
Association prents Friday Coun-
try Dance Belie= featuring Squares,
Contras, and Circles. Callers: Oct.
15 - Joe Golden, Nwv. 5 - Beth Molaro
and Dec. 10 - Beth Molaro, at Came-
gie Hall, Lewisburg.
Dance begins at 8:00 PM. All
dances taught, no partner or experi-
ence required. Always live music by
some of the areas finest Traditional
Musicians. Admission: $3.00
PLANNING FUNDRAISER
Help support the Talcott Fire
De pt. We are planning a Fun d Raiser
on OCt. 9th. for the fire dept. We are
in need ofitems that are suitable for
an auction. Ifyou would like to donate
items for this auction please call:
Kenny Simmons at 466-3775.
Arrangements can be made to pick
up items if needed. Help us to help
you donate for this auction. Thank
you for your kind support.
G.V.F.D.
Ritz
Theatre
PIONIC
SPICE (Singles Participating in
Christian Events) will be having a
Covered Dish" Picnic on Sat., Sept.
25 at Grandview Park from 5 p.m. to
8 p.m.
For more information call 466-
1614, 294-8886, or 484-7919.
Services
Lane Cook will be speaking at the
Church of Christ, 1621 Summers St.
on Oct. 3 thru 8th at 7:30 nightly.
YARD SALE
Summers County Hospital Aul-
iary will have a Yard Sale-Bake Sale,
Sat., Oct. 2 at Marie Maddy's, 116
James St.
Coffee and soft drinks will also be
for sale.
In case of inclement weather, the
sale will be held at a later date.
BUFFET
Join the Friends of the Summers
County Public Library. Come to a
Finger Food Buffet. Where? Green-
brier Cliffs, David and Barbara
Parmer's River Home. When? Sun.
Sept. 26 from I to 3 PM.
Tickets ($10.00 each) and a map
are available at the Library. 466-
4490.
OPEN HOUSE
Open House at Bellepoint Baptist
Church, 211 Miller Ave., Sat. Oct.
2n 00 to e,00 pro. y i,
intedto rant our r'tor,
Andrew McClung and his family.
FALL FKSTIVAL
Lerona Memorial United Meth-
odist Church Fall Festival will be
held Sat. Oct. 9th from 10 A - ? at
Leron offRt. 20 approx. I mi. from
Pipestm State Park.
Festivities include auction, flea
market, pig roast, crafm, children's
games, apple butter, adult horse-
shoe and crosscut saw oontest and
more.
Come join us for a day of fun. For
more infor, call 384-7702.
Proceeds go to our building fund.
Sponsorship
Program
The Concord College Head Start
announces the sponsorship of the
Free and Reduced Lunch Program.
The same meals will be available to
all enrolled participants at no sepa-
rate charge regardless of race, color,
disability, sex, age or national ori-
gin, and there is no discrimination
in the course of the meal service.
Any complaints of discrimination
should be submitted to the Adminis-
trator, Food and Nutrition Service,
USDA, Park Office Center, Alexan-
dria, Vs. 22302.
Eligibility for free and reduced
price meal reimbursement is based
on income scales effective through
June 30, 1994.
Meals will be provided at the fa-
cilities listed below: Concord Col-
lege Head Start, 254 Main St., Hin.
ton, WV. 25951.
Procedure For Filing Discrimina-
tion Complaints
Right to File a Complaint - Any
person alleging discrimination based
on race, color, national origin, sex,
age or handicap has a right to file a
complaint within 180 days of the
alleged discriminatory action. Un-
der special circumstances this time
may be extended by office of Minor-
ity Affairs.
Acceptance - All complaints, writ.
ten or verbal, shall be accepted by
the sponsor and then forwarded to
the Dept. of Education. It is neces-
sary that the information be suffi.
cient to determine the identity ofthe
agency or individual toward which
the complaint ie directed, and to
indicate the poibility of a viola.
tion. Anonymous complaints shall
be handled as any other complaint.
Verbal Complaints - In the event
that a complainant makes the alle-
gation verbally or through a tele-
phone conversation and refuses or is
not inclined to place such allega-
tions in writing, the person to whom
the allegations are made shall write
up the elements of the complaint for
the complainant. Every effort shall
be made to have the complainant
provide the following information:
Name, address and telephone
number or other means of contact.
ing the compmnant.
The specific location and name of
the entity del/vering the program
service or benefit.
The nature of the incident(s) or
action(s that lead the complaint to
feel discrimination was a factor.
The basis on which the complain-
ant feel discrimination exists (race,
color, national origin, sex, age or
handicap).
The names, titles and addresses
of persons who may have knowledge
of the disc-riminatory actien(s).
The date (s) during which the
alleged discriminatory action oc-
curred or if continuing, the dura-
tion of such actions.
Circle of Light
Open up your Mind so your Heart
can find it's way,
If you don't, In the darkness you
will stay.
Careful of the words others use.
You know not what they say.
Watch what you say. For you set
your Path today.
$eslta
REACHH Families Day Program
REACHH Families Day Program
will be held on Sat. Sept. 25th. at the
Appalachian South Folklife Center.
Confirmed performers include
(schedule subject to change):
12 noon Country Roundup, 1:00
Swinging Weisenheimers - blues,
1:30 Shoshanna & Donnie - Irish,
2:00 EcoTheatre - community the-
ate, 2:30 Tim Mainland and Tim
O'Farrell - bluegrass, 3:00 Marylou
lsh - story telling, 3:15 Carolyn
Scott - country, 3:30 Ghost Town
Swing - blues & swing from the 40s,
4:00 Nat Reese - blues guitar, 4:30
One World Rhythm Band - percus-
sion, songs & chants, 5:00 Pineville
Dance Theatre, 5:45 Ron Peronne -
double neck guitar, 6:30 Teen Open
Mike.
On the second stage: 3:00 Puss 'n
Boots by the Theatre of W. Vs.
Puppeteers, 4:00 Storytelling for
Kids with Marylou Rush.
Confirmed Craft Exhibit/Demon.
stration/Workshops Include:
Pottery -JeffDiehl of Lockbridge,
Stained Glass, Gem Trees & Clay
Beads - Louise Gray of Charleston,
Shaker Style Baskets . Maggie
Lapatina of Lewishurg, Collaging
the Chapel Cross. Nancy Aldrigde
& Laura B0ndurant of Athens (2pm
on), Puppet Making - Larry Levine
with ' Sadie, Faith, Yarrow & Cedar
of Hinton, Woodwork - Joe Chasnoff
of Lindside, Wizzard Wax Works -
Candiemaking by Peter Hues of
Hinton.
Orgarzations ExhibitingInclude:
Three Rivers Raptor Rehabilitation
Center (ongoing display, special
demonstration/presentation begins
at 2:00), Women's Resource Center,
Family Refuge Cehter, West Vir-
ginians for Health Care Rights/Citi-
zens Health Care Reform Coalition,
Citizens Against the High Voltage
Power Line, Special Guest - Barney
the purple dinosaur.
7:30 Dance to the music of What's
Left and the Bluestone Wildcats.
CONCERTS
Red Man Country Concerts with
George Jones, Joy White, Kentucky
Blue will be performing on Fri. Sept.
24 at 8:00 P.M, at the Municipal
Auditorium of the Charleston Civic
Center.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-
master: Charleston Area 342-5757
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
SCHOOL MENU
Hinton High School
Training Table
Week of Sept. 22 - 28
Sept. 22
Chicken Pattie on Whole Wheat
Bun, Lettuce & Tomato, Fresh Corn
on Cob, Fresh Fruit, 1% Milk or
Milkshake.
Sept. 23
Ham & Cheese on Whole Wheat
Bun, Lettuce & Tomato, Whole Po-
tatoes, Broccoli Cuts, Fresh Fruit,
1% Milk or Milkshake.
Sept. 24
Cheese Pizza, Glazed Carrots.
FREE WILLY
Rated PG
Fri. Sat. 6:00 & 8:30
Sun. 4:00 & 6:30
All Seats $3.00 466-0743
Crackers, Fresh Fruit, 1% Milk or
Milkshake.
Sept. 27
Sliced Ham, Mashed Potatoes,
Green Beans, Rolls, Fresh Fruit, 1%
Milk or Milkshake.
Sept, 28
Cheeseburger on Whole Wheat
Bun, Lettuce, Tomato & Onion,
Broccoli Normandy, Fresh Fruit, 1%
Milk or Milkshake.
PIPESTEM DRIVE- IN
Rt. 20 SPEEDWAY Ph. 384-7382
FLEA MKT EVERY SUNDAY
ADM. FRI. - SAT. $3.50 PERSON
SUN. $3.00 CAR LOAD
Sept. 24-25-26
Needful
Things
Rated R
Sol Married an
Axe Murderer
Rated PG-13
SUMMERS CONTINUOUS
CARE CENTER
STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE!
PROUD TO BE PART OF SUMMERS
COUNTY FOR TEN YEARS!
TEN YEARS OF
EXCELLENT
SERVICE
Becky Vanstavern
Claudia Smith
Regina Lane
Wilma Gardisky
Freda Plumley
Brenda Allen
Betty M. Adkins
Dee Lilly
Patty Richmond
Barbara Meadows
Susan Grose
Sheila Crook
Jim Gill
FIVE THRU NINE
YEARS OF
EXCELLENT SERVICE
Gail Ward
Lois Wheeler
Barbara Kitchen
Judy Tilghman
Joyce Bragg
Linda Parker
Louise Tabor
Stacy Lane
Pon Gore
Sadie Grimmett
Maxine Richmond
Shelby Bailey
Barbara Brooks
Leota Spade
Carla Palmer
Becky Adkins
Vertra Smith
Carol Grimmer
DEDICATED
EMPLOYEES
Cindy Tabor
Betty J. Adkins
Alice Lilly
Rocky Romanello
Linda Bennett
Shealvey Ratcliffe
Paula Lane
Brenda Adkins
Norma Gunter
Delsie Brown
Ernie Carr
Patty Stewart
Goldie Ward
Ruby Gill
Inette Smith
Beverly Weikle
Ula Trout
Brenda Grimmer
Mark Mansfield
Ruth Mansfield
Anita Reed
Valerie Radford
Daniel Harris
Debbie Ashley
Norma Sears
Brenda Mansfield
Linda Bargo
Brenda Weikle
Joyce Neely
Alice Johnson
Denise Allen
Arlene Lilly
Kim Gross
Wilma Cox
Judy Bowles
Kay Fieshman
Lois Grimmett
Lisa Dillon
Diana Howell
Tammy Trivett
Liz Romanello
Earldine Grubb
Brenda Vass
Beverly Yancey
Peggy Miller
Sheila Fritts
Sandra Cox
Ruth Adkins
Sherri Weikle
Robin Johnson
Sharon Phipps
Veronica Lilly
Cheryl Turner
Ray Nutter
Kim Spade
Juanita Fitzgerald
Christina Jolliffe
Cindy Brown
Jane Miller
Sharon Pack
Michelle Carr
Julia Hooper
Anna Wheeler
Audra Starks
Jeana Stone
Barbara Sears
Patty A. Richmond
Cynthia Knight
WE WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANKS TO
A LL OF OUR EMPL 0 YEES AND THE
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