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8 - Hinton News Tues. Oct. 19, 1993
COMMUNIT" BULLETIN BOARD
REVIVAL
Arevival will be held at the Church
of the Nazarene, Tues., Oct. 26
through Sun. Oct. 31, 7:00 nightly.
Special speaker will be Rev. Bill
Reid of Peterstown. Everyone is
welcome.
TRICK OR TREATERS
Summers Continuous Care will
be having trick or treaters on Sat.
Oct. 30th. from 6 to 8.
ATTENTION OF 1984
There will be a meeting Oct. 21st.
at 6:00 at the Dairy Queen to discuss
10 year reunion.
For more information call Lee Ann
Wykle at 466-5401.
A SWING
The Monroe County Public Li-
brary in Union will sponsor an
=Autumn Swing" at Creekside, near
Greenville, on Sat., Oct. 23 to benefit
the Library.
The dance will be held from 8:00-
12:00 p.m. and will feature the
Concord Commanders. Tickets are
$15.00 for singles and $25.00 for
couples.
For more information about tick-
ets, please call the Library at 772-
3038.
HALLOWEEN
Halloween will be observed in the
city of Hinton on Sat. OCt. 30th.
between the hours of 6 and 8.
Birth
Announced
BPW
The BPW Club will meet in a
group, and attend the Central Bap-
tist Church on Sun. OCt. 23rd. at
11:00 o'clock in observance of the
National BPW Women's Month.
WINNER OF WATCH
The winner of the Pulsar watch
given away by the Hinton Junior
High Cheerleaders was Karen Dins-
more of Lewisburg.
Thanks to everyone who bought a
ticket in support of our Jr. High
squad.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A Birthday Party is held the first
Fri. of each month at the Hinton
Senior Center for anyone having a
birthday during that month and is
age 60 or over.
Beginning Oct. 1, the Hinton
Senior Center will no longer be send-
ing 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 Nov. 5, beginning
at 11:15 AM.
SPICE
Singles Participating In Christian
Events will meet Sat. Oct. 23rd. at
6:30 p.m. at Becldey Pancake House
on Harper Rd. in the Banquet Room.
Come and bring a single friend
with you for fellowship. After dinner
we may attend a movie.
For more information call 466-
1614.
Consumer Protection
Programs For County
Senior Citizens
The Summers County Council on
Aging, Inc., will host special pro-
grams at each Senior Citizens Nu-
trition Site during the month of Oct.
1993. The programs will provide
senior citizens with information from
the Consumer Protection Division of
the State Atimey General's office.
Judge Darrell V. McGraw, Attorney
General.
Julia R. Stevens, Liaison for
Senior Citizens, will present pro-
grams regardingfraudulent and high
pressure tactics in health claims,
purchasing hearing aide, (the do's
and don'ts), eye care/cataract sur-
gery, at the following locations:
Hinton Senior Center - Oct. 21 -
11:15 am. Green Sulphur Dist. Sen-
ior Center - Oct. 22 - 11:00 am. Hinton
House - Oct. 25 - 11:00 am. Green-
brier River Dist. Senior Center- Oct.
26 - 11:00 am. Pipestem Senior
Center - Nov. 10 - 11:00 am.
All interested persons are invited
to attend these programs.
CONCERT
Wyonna with special guest Lee
Roy Parnell will be in concert on Fri.
Nov. 5th. at 8:00 P.M. at the Char-
leston Civic Center Coliseum. Ticket
Prices: $19.50. All seats reserved.
For ticket purchase call ticket-
master Charleston Area 342-5757
or Huntington Area 523-5757.
Ritz
Theatre
REVIVAL SERVICES
Revival Services will be held at
It he Pence Springs Community
I q hurch on Oct. 18th. thru 22nd. at 7
pm nightly.
Speaker: Ronnie Cobb.
Pastor- Roger Persingers. Every-
one is welcome.
The Fugitive
Rated PG-I$
Fri. Sat. 6:00 & 8:30
Sun. 4:00 & 6:30
All Seats $3.00 466-0743
Teal Eiise Ratliff
Bobble Ratliff and Stephaney
Richmond, of Hinton, are proud to
announce the arrival oftheir daugh-
ter,Teal Elise Ratliff, born Aug. 12th.
at Raleigh General Hospital at 4:45
am.
Teal weighed in at 8 lbs. 8.6 ozs.
and was 22 inches long.
Paternal grandparents are Don
and Imogene Ratliff of Hinton. Pa-
ternal great grandparents are the
late Garnet and Effie Ratliffof Hin-
ton. Maternal great grandparents
are Lena Adkins of Meadow Bridge
and the late Waymond Adkins.
Maternal grandparents are Eliza-
beth (Williams) Richmond of New
River Rd. and Gary W. Richmond,
Sr. of Bellepoint. Maternal great
grandparents are Elizabeth C. Smith
of Alderson and the late Zelphia A.
Williams. Paternal great grandpar-
ents are Ernest and Imogene
Richmond of Hix. Paternal great
great grandparent is Mrs. Clara
Sears of Upton.
From Page 6
BPW Week
legislation and other issues that
affect women in the work force.
Women join BPW through local
organizations. These members come
together for regular meetings; the
ttinton BPW Club meets every 4th.
Tues. Members and their guests
enjoy a delicious meal at alocal eating
establishment or a covered dish
dinner at the home of a generous
member. At most meetings a guest
speaker is asked to present a topic of
importance to women. Tble year
some of the interesting and informa-
tive programs have focused on con-
sumer awareness, domestic violence,
banking and financial options for
women and nutrition. The meetings
are not only a time for socializingbut
also a time to become more aware of
how working women can help and
support themselves.
This week, Oct. 18 - 23, working
women all over the country will be
celebrating N ATI ON AL B US INESS
AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
WEEK. The Hinton BPW willhas a
display exhibited at the local bank
lobbies and the library. Everyone is
welcome to stop by and pick up a
pamplet that explains in more detail
what local, state and national BPW
clubs do to help working women. If
you have questions about the club's
purpose or activities, or you are inter-
ested in joining, please contact Amy
Mann at 466-3555.
• SUMMERS cOUNT-"/RIGHT
TO LIFE
SCRTL meets every 3rd. Tues. of
the month at 7:00 PM at the Hinton
Church of God Summers St. Hinton.
Straight teeth talk...
WHY GO TO A SPECIALIST?
What if you own trusted
family dentist offers to
straighten Your child's tet?
Do you rea need a specialist
in orthodontics?
Well, not necessarily, but it
is often advisable to get a
seconc opinion from one.
Legally, any dentist can do
as much aothodontics as he or
she feels qualified to do. And
certainly some non-complex
orthodontic problems can
readily be treated by non-
orthodontists, particularly by
those who have taken extra
short courses in orthodontic
diagnosis and treatment. By
and large, however, the major-
ity of cases would benefit from
the services of the orthodontic
specialist who has the train-
ing and experience to custom-
ize the latest treatment tech-
niques to attain the most opti-
mal result.
You can recognize the spe-
cialist by virtue of the fact he
or she, 1) has completed a full
time two-three year orthodon-
tic program after dentalschool
2) only does braces--no fillin gs
are done in the office, and 3) is
a member of the American As- I
sociation of Orthodontics. i
Orthodontic treatment is a
once-in-a-lifetime event. It i
must be done right the first!
time and result in beautiful
teeth that bite properly. The
orthodontic specialist stands
the best chance of achieving
that result.
"Brought to you by the area's
University trained ORTHO-
DONTISTS ".
Dr. L. E. Eckley
1804 Harper Road
Beckley, WV 25801
252-0771
1-800-773-0771
Dr. Thomas W. Jarrett
203 Brookshire Lsne
Beckley, W/25801
255-0549
1-800-950-5525
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DA IR Y QUEEN
ON THE HINTON BY-PASS
HOME OF THOSE DELICIOUS HOT DOGS!
SPECIALS Sale
Wed. Hamburger 99¢
Thurs. Ham & Cheese $1.25
Fri. Fish Sandwish $1.29
Men. Quarter Pounder $1.25
Tue. Bar-B-Que $1.29
Reg.
$1.49
$1.89
$1.65
$1.79
$1.69
Open at 6:00 am
Close at lO:OO pm
Breakfast
6:00 to 11:30 am
Phone 466-1700
Below Bluestone Dam
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Syed Zahir, MD Orthopedic Surgeon
Disease or changes in bones and joints due to injury or the aging process may restrict a
person s normal movement and function. Often, orthopedic surgery can correct such painful and
debilitating conditions. Dr. Syed Zahir, located at 300 Stanaford Road in Beckley, is one of the
finest orthopedic surgeons in the area. He may be reached at his office by calling 255-6121.
For the surgical correction of injuries or deformities of the bones or joints due to sports, work,
accident, disease or congenital defect, the services of a surgeon who specializes in orthopedics
are needed. Dr. Zahir provides examinations to verify the need for an operation, to estabhsh the
possible risks and probable results, and to determine the best operational procedures. If
necessary, he will also perform diagnostic arthroscopic surgery. Dr. Zahir performs arthroplasty
(joint reconstruction or replacement), hand and foot surgery and microsurgery. He treats sports
and work-related injuries and fractures of all types. Post-surgical therapy is prescribed and
arranged for your full recovery and lasting health.
Dr. Syed Zahir and his staff come highly recommended in this area. For professional
treatment of any orthopedic problem, contact them for an appointment.
Patriot Ford Lincoln Mercury, Inc.
This progressive dealership is considered by many to be one of the most outstanding car and
truck dealers in the entire area. Patriot Ford Lincoln Mercury, located at 615 North Eisenhower
Drive in Beckley, phone 256-7400, is your authorized dealer and service headquarters for the
famous Ford, Lincoln and Mercury cars and trucks. You will find a unit best suited to your driving
needs, and they can special order a car or truck built to your exact requirements.
The management at Patriot Ford Lincoln Mercury has made it a point to hire only fully
qualified techmcians who can handle any service or repair job. You will find that they have one
of the best service departments anywhere, and keep a complete inventory of parts and
accessories on hand for your convenience.
Nowadays, with so many firms offeringcars and trucks for sale, it is hard to select a dealer
who you know to be reliable. Smart buyershave learned,that they can depend upon Patriot Ford
Lincoln Mercury for all their automotive needs. If you re in the market for a new or quality
reconditioned used car or truck, drop in soon and meet the friendly people at Patriot Ford Lincoln
Mercury. They are sure to have just what you re looking for.
Harvey Cabinet & Appliance Co., Inc.
Serving The Area For Over 55 Years
, Whether your kitchen is big or small, old or relatively new, there's bound to be something
you d like to change. Maybe it needs more light? Or maybe you want a bigger work area? And
does anyone ever have enough storage space? Whatever the problem, the kitchen design
consultants at Harvey Cabinet & Appliance Co., located at 215 North Eisenhower Drive (19-21
Bypass) in Beckley, phone 253-5474, have just the answer.
In their beautiful kitchens, you ll find the best of modern know-how combined with an old-
time warmth. Their up-to-date, efficient kitchens are designed for maximum convenience and
beauty. They feature all types of wood cabinets, custom designed from start to finish. Their
creative planners can custom design a new kitchen to fit every taste and budget. Early American,
traditional and contemporary kitchens are all featured. Stop by soon and talk with the kitchen
experts at Harvey Cabinet & Appliance Co.
Custom kitchens need not be expensive. Call Harvey Cabinet & Appliance Co. and let them
explain just how inexpensively you can have your dream kitchen installedtoday.
Harold E. Harvey, mo, Inc. Allergy Specialist
Many absences from the workplace and school caused by ilcolds" are actually due to asthma
and other allergic disorders. Eventually, a cold will "go away, but allergies usually persist. The
dedicated people at the office of Dr. Harold E. Harvey are available to give the most professional
and complete service in health care for patients suffering from asthma, hayfever, hives and other
allergic disorders.
Why suffer needlessly from allergic discomfort ranging from an aggravating rash to serious
respiratory problems? Using the most modern technological advances in the field of medicine,
testing can be performed to determine which substances can be avoided. With this
comprehensive evaluation, Dr. Harold E. Harvey will counsel you concerning a total
management plan and individualized treatment program.
Many insurance plans honor allergy testing and treatment, and the staff at the office of
Dr. Harold E. Harvey will be happ to go over your requirements and their costs before
treatment begins. The doctor and hs staff believe that good health is important. They are
conveniently located at 214 Professional Park in Beckiey. Phone 252-5343 to schedule an
appointment or for more information regarding allergy testing and treatment.
Explosives Technologies International, Inc.
Your full line dealer for all types of explosives and blasting supplies is Explosives
Technologies International, Inc. They are located on Route 41 North in Piney View, and they invite
you to contact them at 252-6279 to take advantage of their many years of experience and technical
expertise in explosives and blasting techniques.
Although Explosives Technologies International, Inc. specializes in blasting technology for
the mining industry, their experience and quality products are also available for building and
demolition contractors. These specialists keep current with advancements in blasting technology,
techniques and products. They carry a complete line of water gels, electric andnon-electrlc
detonation systems, and explosives from major manufacturers known for some of the best
products on the market today. Their experienced sales and technical personnel ensure that none
of their clients will ever be without the proper equipment and supplies when a major job is
I pending.
I Explosives Technologies International, Inc. has earned a reputation second to none for their
I complete stock of namebrand explosives and supplies. They invite you to contact them today
at 252-6279 for all of your blasting needs.
/ Means Lumber Company Over 45 Years In The Lumber Business
Whether you are a professional builder or a dit-y0urself homeowner, you're sure to find the
full range of materials for your building or remodeling job when you stop in at Means Lumber
Company, located at 214 Sisson Street in Beckley, phone 253-5577, and at 1437 East Main Street
in Oak Hill, phone 469-2971.
This established company carries everything in the lumber and building materials line. They
feature many different grades of lumber, pressure-treated lumber, softwoods and hardwoods,
plywood, mouldings, and custom millwork. They can also supply you with doors, windows,
electrical and plumbing supplies, hardware, tools, and much more. They may well be considered
your complete, one-stop building center. Take your blueprints or proposed building plans to
Means Lumber Company and let the trained personnel here advise you on the best and most
suitable materials available. They are sure to have the materials exactly suited to your needs,
and are more than glad to give personal attention to your pet project.
Don t run all over town looking for supplies when you can stop by at Means Lumber
Company and find everything you need for your building project under one_ roo.f. You will be
pleased with their high quality materials and friendly, professional assistance. Stop by soon
Professional Healthcare Accounting & Management
Serving Area Physicians Since 1992
Physicians throughout the area confidently rely upon Professional Healthcare Accounting &
Management, located at 225 Azzara Avenue in Beckley, phone 252-2511, to handle all of their
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insurance and self-pay accounts. One of the most time-consuming jobs faced in a physic an s
office is handling the primary and secondary billing procedures. _ . .
Through the use of their fully computerized service, theprofessionals at Proiessional
Healthcare Accounting & Management can relieve your office of this responsibility. All accounts
are handled in a timely and confidential manner with regular updates provided for your
convenience. Upon receipt of payment from the patient's insurance company, they will bill the
patient for the applicable difference. Their procedures allow your sff to devote more time to
the management of y0ur office and the care of your patients. Consequently, many lOCal
physicians have found the services offered by Professional Healthcare Accounting &
Management to be much more convenient and less expensive in the longrun.
You are invited to contact Professional Healthcare Accounting & Management today for
more information or a no-obligation consultation. This fine firm is proud to help physicians
offices keep their emphasis on quality patient care.
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