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Summers County 4-H Pony Pals
MEMBERS SHOWN Left - Mareelyn McQuaig, middle front-John
Mann, right-Sarah Nelson, middle rear-Toni McQuaig-Leader.
Other members that helped out but not shown are Rachel Amick,
and new member Stephanie Tabor.
Summers County's only 4-H
horsemanship club participated in
the WV State Fair's Junior
Horseshow. Even though only two of
the clubs members exhibited their
horses, the majority of the members
worked as a team to help out with
all the tasks involved that it takes
to show a horse. This includes
grooming, bathing, braiding the
horse, along with cleaning stalls,
fe.ding, and much more. Most
i[portantly the club was there for
moral support for their fellow club
members that were exhibiting. The
two exhibitors were Mareelyn
McQuaig, 9 years old; and Sarah
Nelson, 14 years old; who are both
advanced beginners. Between
Mareelyn and Sarah they received
4 third place ribbons; which is
difficult when competing against all
counties from the state. The rest of
the club members to help were:
Rachael Amick, John Mann, and
new member Stephanie Tabor. The
parents of this club are also very
supportive and helpful, they were
Janet and Gene Amick, Mary Mann,
Brenda and Tom Nelson, and
Leader, Toni McQuaig and her
husband Windle McQuaig. This
event is very important and takes
slot of planning and team wor k and
as the leader I want to thank all of
you that helped out. Also special
thanks to Bonnie Hundley, and
David Richmond, who are with the
WVU Extension Service Office, for
their help and support.
We are having our end of the year
cookout along with a trail ride at
Betty Hendrick's Oct. 2. Betty is
going to be one of our new volunteer
leaders for next year. Anyone
wanting to find out about joining our
club, you don't have to own a horse!
Please call Toni McQuaig. 466-0431.
Joshua Burdette
Celebrates Firgt
Birthday
Joshua Anthony Richard
Burdette will celebrate his 1st.
birthday on Oct. 24th.
He is the son of John Burdette
and Jerena Hosey of Sandstone.
t iMaternal grandparents are
Harless and Joyce Hosey of
Sandstone. Paternal grandparents
are Glispy and Maydell Burdette of
Sandstone.
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING
Summers County Right To Life.
meets at the Presbyterian Church,
downtown, Hinton at 7:00 p. m.
The meetings are held on the 3rd.
Monday of the month.
Anyone interested in working for
the protection of the unborn are
invited to attend.
FUND ESTABLISHED
A fund for Mary Ann 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
p
treatment.
, Anyone wishing to make a
donation may do so by mailing it to:
The Mry Ann Meador Fund, do
National Bank of Summers, P. O.
Box 220, Hinton, WV 25951.
FLU AND PNEUMONIA SHOTS
AVAILABLE
The Summers County Health
Department will be giving flu and
pneumonia shots at the following
locations: ****Please note that there
has been a change in some locations
and dates*****
October 15th - Pipestem Ruritan
Building 10 to 12 noon (assuming
that vaccine has arrived)
October 20th - Jumping Branch
School 9 to 12 noon. Please note that
we will not be at the Nimitz Post
Office location
October 21st - Talcott Post Office
10 to 12 noon
October 21st - Forest Hill Post
Office 1 to 3pm
October 22nd - Sandstone Fire
Department 10 to 1Tnoon
***The vaccine supplied from the
state has been delayed in shipment,
we expect it to arrive on October
15th and are currently not giving
vaccine at the health department. If
the vaccine fails to arrive the above
dates may be changed. We will try
notify the public of any changes by
radio, TV, and paper.
ACEP COACHING CLINIC
The West Virginia Secondary
School Activities Commission and
RESA-1 will be sponsoring a class
for any non-teaching personnel
wanting to be certified to coach in
any public school in West Virginia.
The class will be on October 12 - 13,
and will be taught at the Pineville
Middle School, (Old Pineville High)
in Pineville. The class will be
conducted from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm
on Tuesday and Wednesday night.
The course fee is $125.00 and the
instructors will be Robert Gunter
and John ONeal. Larry Hatfield will
be the First-Aid instructor.
The class will certify the
participants to coach in public school
and also be certified in First Aid.
Anyone wishing to enrol must enroll
on or before October 12th., by calling
RESA-I at 304-256-4712 ext. 321 or
1-800-766-7372, or Robert Gunter at
304-732-6690 or John ONeal at 304-
466-2530 in the evenings.
Moose Lodge Reopens
Tuesday Evenings
The social quarters is again open on Tuesday
evenings. Remodeling has not yet been completed
as there has been a delay jn the shipment of building
supplies, however there Will be no disruption of the
social quarters while this remodeling is underway. For
members' enjoyment there is now a 36" TV available
for your viewing pleasure.
Monday night football has never been more enjoyable
and members are welcome to come and relish the hot
entrees that are offered. If you have not been in
recently we invite you to stop in, rest a spell and
rekindle old friendships.
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,/Light Mechanical Repairs
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,/Roll-Back
4'Complete Autobody Shop
,/Alignments
,/Bake Oven
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From Page 3
Legislative Notes
as a necessity. It is quite obvious
that the use of technology not only
has a significant impact on our
students, but our teachers and
communities as well. •
Our schools truly care about the
well being and progress of their
students. We must applaud them
in their efforts and continue to
support their success.
Until next time, have a great
week!
As always, if you have any
legislative questions or concerns,
please do not hesitate to contact me
or Paul Miller by phone at 340-3190
or by mail at State Capitol Complex,
Building 1, Room 208-E, Charleston,
WV 25305.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Summers County Cancer Support
Group sponsored by the Wellness
Center and Summers County ARH
Hospital meets in the hospital
conference room the 3rd. Thurs. of
each month frown 7-8 pro.
Refreshments served. Anyone
interested may attend. Any
questions contact Mary Ann Meador
466-4677.
Tues. Oct. 12, 1999 Hinton News - 5
Jarrelrs Exxon
"Your Full-Service Service Station"
466-0133
Sunday 9-8 ! Monday thru Saturday 7-9
Mechanics on Duty
Six Days a Week!
BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREA!!!
Large Inventory!!!
• Struts
• Front End Alignments
• Air Conditioning
• Oil Changes
° Tire Mounting (European & American Equip)
• Computerized Whee/Ba/ances
• Brake Work
• Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for
Domestic & Import Vehicles
• Most Auto Repairs
• Full & Serf Service Gaso/ine
• Head Mechanic-- Neal Cody
• Mechanic---Tim Ward
"FOR THE GOOD OF ALL?"
I own a small piece of river property on the New River Road in the New River Gorge. It is my
propertyl I worked for it, I paid for it and I didn't steal it to get itl
The National Park Service (NPS) has managed to quietly (?) confiscate 42,000 of the 60,000
acres in the New River Gorge! They brag the land was obtained either by donations, transfer from
other public agencies or purchased from willing sellers.
I have not donated my land to them and I am not a willing seller but my rights to be one are being
denied me by the West Virginia Department of Highways ("other public agencies"?)
The NPS propaganda will tell you their goal is to "open all the land to public use," (I suggest, a
very "select" public who can afford $40/car load to enter some of their national parks, only to have
an armed guard fine you or threaten to confiscate your boat, camera, car if you violate one of their
rules!) Public use? Right!
Wake up, public! It's my property they're after now, it could be yours tomorrow!!
To the NPS: Please, don't smile at me while you're hiding behind the WVDOH's attempt to justify
taking my riverside property. Insult someone's else's intelligence in West Virginia, don't insult mine!!
rm from Ohio, I remember well what you did to the people in Cleveland's (OH) Cuyahoga Valley: A
whole community wiped out and their homes burned for the NPS to take 32,000 acres there, wasn't
it?
For those of you who would like to view Frontline's Documentary "For The Good Of All" narrated
by the late Jessica Sauage, call me.
Jo Ann Roach
P.O. Box 233
3422 New River Road
Hinton, WV 25951
Phone: 304-466-2202, 740-533-0048
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Happiness comes
from within.
A nice, warm garage. New tires, fashionably black. A lifetime supply of wax. Some
cars have it all. Or do they? Underneath that shiny exterior there beats a heart that
yearns for something truly fulfilling. Like a tankful of Chevron with Techron. Even
the most coddled coupe knows that no gasoline works harder to help keep engine
parts clean. And a clean engine is a happy engine. So pamper your car. Just
remember, the quickest way to its heart is through your nearest Chevron.
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230 Pleasant Street
Simply Smarter Hinton, WV 25951
Call 1-800-FREE-APP to apply for a Chevron credit care.
"YOUR ONE STOP CONVENIENCE STORE'"
Convience Store Hours: Open 7 days a week 6:00 AM to Midnight
Chevron Gas, On-Off Road Diesel, and Kerosene
We offer competitive prices and We have the coldest beer in town!
"Tsco Bell Express is • registered trademark of Ts¢o Bell
SERVICE CENTER NOW OPEN
,/WV State Inspections ,/Oil Change
,/Tires/Studded ,/Tires Available Upon Request
,/Batteries ,/Lube ,/Winterize Your Car Before Winter
v' Any Brake Work ,/Struts ,/New Ammco Brake Lathe
,/Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for Cars and Trucks
,/European Tire Machine (Coats) ,/Computerized Wheel Balancer (Coats)
Just About All Auto Repairs
Service Manager: Paul Blankenship Head Mechanic: Mike Massie
Special: Free Tire Rotation With Oil Change
No appointment necessary
If you would like to make an appointment please call 466-0596.
Service Center Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
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