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8 - Hinton News Tues. Oct. 12, 1999
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
, SUMMERS COUNTY MAGICIAN AND JUGGLING
NPS TO PARTICIPATE IN
RAILROAD DAYS FESTIVAL
For the 8th year, the National
Park Service will be on hand with a
huge exhibit during the Hinton
COMMUNITY WE
CENTER
,S C E1E D ULE OF EVENTS
:..,221 'lbmple Street, Hlnton.
October 12 through October 18
Tuesday 8:00 - 5:30 Exercise
Machines.
Wednesday 8:00 - 5:30 Exercise
Machines.
" Thursday 8:00 - 5:30 Exercise
Machines.
'" Friday 8:00 - 5:30 Exercise
Machines; 6:00 PM Fibromyaligia
Network Meeting.
Saturday 8:00 - 10:00 AM 8:00 -
1000 AM Body Tone with Linda and
Gary.
Monday 8:00 - 5:30 Exercise
Machines.
HEALTH TIP OF THE WEEK: *
October is Breast CancerAwareness
month. One way you can help fight
breast cancer is through self-
examination, or BSE. BSE simply
means that, in addition to regular
exams performed by your doctor or
nuxse, you check your own breasts
• Rr lumps, puckering, discharge, and
any other signs of breast disease.
Breast self-exam is simple to do.
Ycmr doctor or nurse can show you
how. If you suspect that something
does not feel or look right, contact
your physician immediately. From
the American Cancer Society.
DALE ELWELL TO PERFORM
TRAIN DAYS CONCERT
Dale Elwell and his Crossculture
Band will perform during the Train
Days Celebration on Saturday, Oct.
16th. at the Hinton Community
Center, 306 Second Avenue, (former
Radio Shack store) Hinton, during
the hours from 3 to 5 P. M
Dale, son of the Reverend and
Mrs. D..D. Elwell, is an
accomplished musician and is also
a Christian Minister. Dale lives in
Gibsonville. North Carolina.
The general public is cordially
invited to hear this very talented
singer and his band. The program
is sponsored by TRAC., the Three
Rivers Arts Council in conjunction
with Train Days.
DIABETIC SUPPORT GROUP
The Diabetic Support Group will
meet Thursday, October 21, at 6:30
p.m. at Princeton Community
Hospital Education Department
Rooms 1 & 2, For more information,
please call 487-7283 or 487-7642.
POT LUCK DINNER
A "Pot Luck" dinner will be held
October 19 at 6 p. m. in the cafeteria
of Greenbrier Manor, Fairlea, by
Concerned Nurses of West Virginia.
All RNs and invited to bring a dish
of their choice, whether meat,
vegetable, salad or dessert. Drinks
and eating utensils will be
furnished.
Following the dinner and election
of officers there will be a brief
program, "Y2K Preparedness," by
Norma Ramsey, Executive Director
of the Greenbrier County Red Cross.
For more information, call 645-3414.
COUNTRY BREAKFAST
Pipestem Senior Citizens Center
members will be holding a Country
Breakfast on Oct. 16th. at the
Ruritan Club Bldg. Cost is $4.00
adults and $2.00 for children.
Breakfast will be served from 8:00
AM to 10:00 AM.
SUMMERS COUNTY ARH
LONG TERM CARE
ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
Week of Oct. lBth. thru 19th.
Wed. Oct. 13th. 8:30 AM
Goudmorning Visit; 10:00 AM Care
Planning Meeting; 10:30 AM Nail
Care; 11:00 AM Music Hour Cheryl
Allen; 2:00 PM Forest Hill Church
Service (video); 4:00 PM TV Time.
Thurs. Oct. 14th. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning Visit; 10:15 AM
Exercise; 11:15 AM Word Games;
1:0 PM Arts & Crafts With Arlene
Edwards; 4:00 PM TV Time; 5:30
PM Ballengee Singer=.
.Fri. Oct. 15th. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning V"mit; 11:00 AM Word
Puzzle; 1:00 PM Quilting; 4:00 PM
TV Time.
Sat. Oct. 16th. 10:00 AM One-to-
One; 11:00 AM Bingo; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 2:00 PM Sat. Movie
Matinee.
Sun. Oct: 17th. 10:00 AN One-to-
One; 10:00 AM TV Church; 1:00 PM
Table Games; 4:00 PM Church
Service.
Mon. Oct. 18th. 8:30 AM
Goodmorning Visit; 11:00 AM
Spelling; 1:00 PM Table Ganum; 2:00
PM Bible Coffee; 4:00 PM TV Time;
7:30 PM Popcorn Fun Night.
Riz
Theatre
WINNERS
SPOTLIGH
August, 1999
IN!;TANT GAMES
ON-LINE GAMES
MEETING CANCE
There will be no Fibromyalgia
Support Group meeting this Friday,
October 15th. at the Summersr
County Community Wellness
Center.
Next regular scheduled meeting
will be the 3rd. Friday in November
at the Summers County Community
Wellnes Center, located on Temple
St. at 6:00 p.m.
ACT FOR HINTON RAILROAD
DAYS
Jim Fregonnara, an amateur
magician and juggler, will give an
exciting show during the Hinton
Railroad Days Festival on October
16 & 17. The show willfeature
various magic tricks and a lot of
audience participation. Fregonnara
has performed during many events
throughout the nation and says he
looks forward to his appearance in
Hinton.
RAILROAD DAYS
ENTERTAINMENT
SCHEDULE
Back Alley Band 10:30 '- 12:30
Oct. 16th. only;, HintonArea K.I.D.S.
1:00 p. m. Oct. 16, 17, 23 & 24th.;
Stan Sweet Fast Draw
Demonstration 2:00 p. m. Oct.
16, 17; Magician & Juggling Show
3:00 p. m. Oct. 16th.;
Three Rivers Raptor Center
Presentation 3:30 p. m. Oct. 16,
17th.; Jimmy Costa All four days in
various locations throughout the
festival; Calico & Jeans Square
Dancers 2:00 p. m. October 23 & 24.
i i
Railroad Days Festival. Rangers will
also be available with their
photographic exhibit and
information booth to talk to visitors
and answer questions about the
natural and historical resources of
the National River area. The booth"
will e located on the lower floor of
the Visitor Center at 206 Temple
Street.
UPDATING BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
The Summers County Chamber
of Commerce is updating a business
directory and would appreciate all
businesses whether large Or small
to help us. We need a postcard listing
the business name, contact person,
mailing address, phone number and
E mail address if available.
The Chamber gets so many
inquiries for all types of information
and needs your help in providing
this service for all county businesses.
Thank You.
Mail to this address: Summers
County Chamber of Commerce, P. O.
Box 231, Hinton, WV 25951.
R&S
Rumbling Tummies Cafe
(Our food isn't fast or fancy just tummy pleasing good)
Located on Rt. 20 in Pipestem near the Bluestone Marina Entrance
PHONE (304) 466-3310
We Are Family Owned and Operated
Visit us during Railroad Day__s
for the cure for your rumbling tummy.
Full breakfast, large selection of
sandwiches, tacos and burritos.
DINNERS
Our famous mouth watering Catfish, Chicken
Tenders, Roast Beef and more.
We also have home made soup
Open Saturday 8 to 8 Sunday 8 to 5
II I I I
1999 HINTON
RAILROAD DAYS FESTIVAL
Oc{00ober i6, 17, 23 & 24
For more information and free brochure, contact:
Summers County Convention & Visitors Bureau
.summerscvlb.¢cm
(304) 466-5420
, Over 70 vendors will line the streets of Hintonl
- James I_ Davis Railroad Photo Collection
. John Henry Woodcarving Exhibit
- Railroad Museum & Veterans Museum Tours
. Greenbrler Valley Model Railroad Club Exhibit
l:ntertainment in(;ludesz
- Hinton Area Kids In Dramatic Studies, Jimmy Costa
- WVVA TV personality Start Sweet
- Calico & Jeans Square Dance C/ub
- BackA/ley Band
& MUCH, MUCH, MORE/
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VETERANS
UPWARD
BOUND
new classes
HINTON
October 18th.
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Computer, English, Math
Call 647-7445 or
255-5866 or
............... '" I I IIIII I I I
Three Rivers Avian
Center Presentation
The Three Rivers Avian Center
will present an environmental
education program during the
Railroad Days Festival in Hinton on
October 16 & 17. Ron .and Wendy
Perrone, along with 6 of their
feathered friends, will give an
interesting presentation on birds of
prey and the physical therapy
treatments used for these and other
threatened species of wild birds.
Each program includes a hands-on
display of feathers for the audience
to see and handle from raptors
native to West Virginia. The
presentation will take place in
Towne Square.
REVIVAL SERVICES
Revival services will be held at
Freedom Baptist Church on Powleys
Creek Oct. 18-22 at 7:00 P.M.
nightly.
Guest speaker will be Joe Boland.
Pastor George Cook and
congregation invites everyone to
attend.
POTATO BAKE
On October 23, there will be a
Potato Bake at St. Patrick's Church
on Temple Street in the parish hall.
Baked potatoes will be served with
choice of toppings and drink for
$3.50. D,#ssert can be added for a
total of $4.00. The Potato Bake will
begin at =0"00 a. m. 'and continue
until iate afternoon.
Dt,V. MEETINGS
D.A.V. meets every 2nd. Tuesday,
7 pm at Summers County Memorial
Building.
Runaway Bride
Rated PG-13
Fri., Sat., 6:00 & 8:30
Sun., 6:00 pm only
Adm: $4.00 each 466-2629
SUPPORT GROUP
The Colitis & Crohn's Disease
Support Group will meet Tuesday,
October 19 at 7:00 p. m. in the PCH
Education Classrooms. For more
information, please call Janet
Hannah at 487 7480.
Adm. Fri. . Sat. $4.00
Children up to 10 - $1.00
Adm. Sun. $8.00 a Car
Load
Flea Market every Sun.
For Love of the Game
Rated PG- 13
PLUS
Universal Soldier
Rated R
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Lisa A. Rose, Beckley $1,000
Michael Scarbem/, Ripley $1,000
Evelyn D. Shaw, Shinnston $1,000
James K. Skites, Charleston $1,000
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Go Fish $300 • 48
Ice Scream Cash $500 26
Red Hot Spot $200 152
Hautin' Cash $500 59
Theodore B. Allen, Jr., Lester $2,700
William Bailey, Charleston $1,200
Hester Billups, Wayne $3,100
Gracie A. Bragg, McDowell $2,600
Eustachio Colasante, Westover, $2,600
Georgia A. DnJschel, Wheeling $2,600
Octavia E. Gardner, Ashlancl, KY $2,600
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Robert Haas, Chadesn $7,600
Lucille C. Hale, Charleston $2,600
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Gary A. Vincent, Fairmont $5,000
Donald L. White, Deep Weter $2,600
Vickie J. Hairston, Charleston $25,000
Robert L Meloet, Smithfield $25,000
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