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SENIOR NEWS
Pictured left toright are Scott Briers and Myra Ziegler.
IN THE LIBRARY
The Library was a VERY busy place during the month of Oct.!
Our literacy program started up with a flurry of activity. Activity which
included carrying a huge and gigantic desk up our very narrow and steep
stairs• We do want to thank the two gentlemen who were here innocently
reading and =volunteered" to help. I hope they won't think we make our
patrons carry desks upstairs every time they come in:
We also received our new computers and program so that the High
School, Hinton Area and Talcott School can now dial in to the Library's
computer. This process involved being without a computer for a few days
while the new system was installed and served as a lesson as to just how
much we have come to depend on these amazing (and often frustrating)
machines. Our circulation here rises constantly - we have already circu-
lated 5,000 MORE items since July of this year than we did for the same
period last year. If the librarians had to do all the cataloging, filing and
counting by hand the way we used to wed probably have to be closed one
day a week just to keep up!
Now that the new sYstem is in place, students and teachers can use the
computer see if the Library has materials they want or need, and, if they
cannot get to the Library to get them,we will arrange to deliver them.
And last but perhaps mostimpoldmnt we had two very successful fund
raisers. The raffle in which Scott Bries won a $100 bill and the Library
gained more than $400 for ou r rather desperate =Inclf' fund and a most
"delicious and wonderful benefit dinner at Pence Springs which will proba-
bly give our favorite worm at least a $1,000 boost (we will know once we get
the bills)..We do very much thank Ashby Berkley and the staff at the Pence
Springs Hotel and all our wonderful Friends of the Library who worked so
hard on our benefit. In order to keep the wolf from the door and NOT to have •
to close the Library any more days per week we need to raise at least $4,000
each quarter and here we are'a third of the way through the second quarter
in our fiscal year and we have just made it past the first $4,000 mark! So
please keep us in mind ....
Newest
Ornaments
Arrive
The Summers County Business
Development Corporation an-
nounces the arrival of the newest
collectors ornament featuring the
"Summers County Librarf. This is
the fifth in a series of limited edi-
tions of Summers County Land-
marks. Quanties ofthese ornaments
have been limited to less than 1000
in the past years making their value
higher with the passing years.
For those who may have missed
the previous years ornaments; 19 37
- Summers County Court Hot m,
1988 - C & O Depot, 1989 - Pence
Springs Hotel, and 1990 - Graham
House, a limited number of each is
available from area merchant8 or
the Summers County Business
Development Corporation, P.OBox
219, Hinton, WV. 25951. The priceis
$I0.00 per ornament.
These ornament make wonder-
ful keepsake gifts for family and
fried - especially those who have
left our area.
DEMOCRATIC FUNDRAISER
Tickets are available for the
Annual Democratic Fundraiser, The
Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner, to be
heldin Charleston on Sat., Nov. 9th.
U.S. Senator Bob Kerry of Ne-
braska, announced presidential
candidate will be the guest speaker.
Tickets are $30 each.
Contact Summers County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Chair,
Cleo Mathews, at 466-1515 for tick-
eta and details.
ACTIVITIEs AT THE HINTON
SENIOR CENTER
Located on the corner of
Second Ave. and Summers St.
Partially funded by the W.V
Commission on Aging
Wed. Nov. 6
sparks. Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bragg of
1107 Temple St., Hinton, WV are
proud to make the announcement of
the marriage of their granddaugh-
ter, Melissa Ann Sparks, to Dougie
Lee Adkins.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Edward Sparks of
Flatwoods, Ky.
The groom is the son of Mrs• Gla-
dye Upton of Fayette St., Hinton,
WV. He is currently employed by
Treeline Inc. of Virginia.
The wedding ceremony took place
on Oct. 11th. at the home of the
bride's grandparents and was per-
formed by Rev. Ray Martin which
was attended by family members
from both sides.
The couple are making their home
in Hinton, WV.
SCHOOL MENU
HINTON HIGH SCHOOL
Week of Nov. 6 thru 12
BREAKFAST
Wed. Nov. 6
Juice, School Made Muffin, Milk,
Cereal.
Thurs. Nov. 7
Fruit or Juice, Cheese Toast, Milk.
Fri. Nov. 8
Fruit or Juice, Ham Patty, Bis-
cuit, Milk.
Mon. NoV. 11
VETERANS DAY
Tues. Nov, 12
'Fruit or Juice, Scrambed Egg,
Toast, Milk.
LUNCH
Wed. Nov. 6
Ham & Moz Cheese Sand., Let-
tuce/Tomato, W/Wheat Bread,
Milkshake or 1% Milk, Vegetable
Soup.
Thurs. Nov. 7
Fish, Coleslaw/Peas, Fresh Fruit,
W/Wheat Bun, Milkshake or 1%
Milk, Toss Salad.
Fri. Nov. 8
Cheeseburgers, Lettucefromato/
Onion, Pickles, Fresh Fruit, Whole
Wheat Bun, Toss Salad, Milkshake
or 1% Milk.
Man. Nov. 11
NO SCHOOL VETERANS DAY
Tues. Nov. 12
Chicken Pattie, Lettuce/Tomato,
Fresh Fruit, W/Wheat Bun,
Milkshake or 1% Milk, Toss Salad,
Tomato Soup.
WmnHcrHcanh
W'tthSa00:
CkanYour
Dirty chim,cvs aren't child's play. Every
year thcy cause house fires that threaten
lives and propert T all across America.
Oftcn, children are the victims. Safe-
guard your home and family against
dangerous chimney fires by calling us to
rid your flues ofcrus W, flammable creo-
sote buildup. We'll also protect you
from toxic furnace gases that can back
into your home by checking your gas
and oil heating systems for flue deterio-
ration and blockages. Call on us, your
reputable chimney service professionMs,
to clean and inspect your chiinneys.
It's like giving yourself a
housewarming gift of safety,
Lilly's Top Hat
Chimney Sweep
(304) 466-4638
ATTENTION PREGNANT WOMEN
WITH A MEDICAL CARD ,
The Summ---rs H Depart-
ment announces that Dr. Pulliam from
Associates in Obstetrics and Gynecol-
ogy in Beckley, WV will begin seeing
patients in the health department on
November 12, 1991.
Call 466-3388 For More Information
And Appointment.
GED CLASSES
Persons who would like to compete their G.E.D.
studies, now have the opportunity to attend
classes near their community.
You are invited to attend these evening classes,
10in your friends as you prepare for the future.
CLASSES ARE HELD
AT THE FOLLOWING SITES.
HINTON AREA ELMENTARY SCHOOL
Monday 6- 9pm
TALCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Tuesday 5:15-8:15pm
JUMPING BRANCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Thursday 6-9pm
The Summers County Library is providing assistance to
penmns having difficulty in reading, and will assist st each
site, those who need these services.
BRING A FRIEND TO CLASS AND BOTH OF YOU CAN
WORK TOWARD OBTAINING THE G.E.D.
G.E.D. = General Education Degree = to the High School DiplOmiL
• IF YOU NEED INFORMATION ABOUT THESE CLASSES
CALL 466-6021
THE ? ......... 7 ''JNTY CAREER CENTER
8-4 PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY.
II III I I I I
IIIII III
Menu: Pepper steak, broccoli,
corn, apple cobbler, bread.
Thurs. N or. 7
Menu: Chicken livers, parsley
potatoes, buttered carrots, apple.
Activities: Bingo for prizes after
lunch.
Fri. Nov. 8
Menu: Baked chicken, mashed
potatoes, peas/carrots, pineapple
chunks. Activities: Gospel sing at
11:15. Veterans Day Program.
Man. Nov. 11
CENTERS CLOSED HOLIDAY
Tues. Nov. 12
Menu: Hamburger, lettuce/to-
mato/pickle, green beans, fruit cock-
tail. Activities: Bibler study with
Eddie Johnson at 11:15.
Menu changes may occur due to
the unavailability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
Blood Pressure CHnic
Hinton center Nov. 6-20-27 11 til
Pence Springs Nov. 14 11 til 12
Sandstone Center Nov. 13 11 til 1
Hinton House Nov. 18 9:30 til
10:30
Scheduled Bus Trips
Beckley Nov. 8
Mercer Mall Nov. 22
Pence Springs to Hinton Nov. 6
and 20
Sandstone to Hinton Nov. 7, 15,
21 and 27
Trips may change due to weather,
in this event passengers wilt be noti-
fied.
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Tues, Nov. 5, 1991 Hinton News - 7
From Page 2
Education Has Its Price
the outcome has been and will con-
tinue to be poor results.
After all ofthese depressing facts,
I do offer a solution to our lucation
problem, a solution with three easy-
to-follow steps so that everyone can
understand and take action. First,
we must vote for the levy. Next, we
need to attend the Board of Educa-
tion meet£ngs and ask for an item-
ized list of all the levy money spent.
We should insist that the money be
used for educational materials, and
school repairs. We are to remember
that the Board members, who are
elected by the public, must answer
to the public. The population of
Summers County, if united and
motivated, has the power to force
the Board to spend the money appro-
priately. The last step ofthe solution
is to support and elect only those
people who serve the educational
needs of Summers County best.
Electing people who have interest in
the schools, such as parents of stu-
dents who are presently in school,
will result in better education ad-
ministration. They, for the most part,
are very interested in the affairs of
the school system, and would very
much like to see the quality of educe.
tion in Summers County improve•
What good would it do to have an
American musical artist in charge of
a vocational welding school in Tibet?
He would have no interest in or
understanding of what was happen-
ing at his institution. Chances are,
someone who has personal interest
in improving education will work
harder, and accomplish more, and
the school system will see a great
difference andimprovement. I under-
stand that many people are angry,
and they have a right to be angry
considering the fumbles and blun-
ders of the past few years of the
Board of Education. But, if some-
thing isn't done, if there is no sup-
port offered soon, if the school sys-
tem is punished utterly crushed
by tremendous and unfair opposi-
tion it may be too late to ever save
our schools, our children, or our
future.
Sincerely,
Joey Hartwell
250 Sycamore Lane
Green Sulphur Springs, WV
25976
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
The Summers-Monroe Confer-
ence Jr. High Girl's Basketball
Tournament is being held this week
at Hinton High School. Semi-final
action is Tues. night Nov, 5th. and
the consolation and finals are Thurs.
night Nov. 7th.
All games are being held at Hin-
ton High School and game times
each night are 6:30 and 8100 pm.
LEGAL NOTICE ,,,,,,,, ,
) This form is for use by Nst,onal Banks only It should be uied for
publication purposes only. and should not be returned to the FDIC
I
Comptroller of the Currency
Administrator of National Banks
REPORT OF CONDITION
Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the
The First National Bank of llinton ilinton
_ of
N,r',, ' [{,,..
in the state of West Virginia atthecloseofbus,resson_ September .......... 30 .991
pubhshed in reeds Call made by Comptroller St the Ctlrrency under bfl 12 Unt*.d .%tah'h Cod, %,,<I.) C1
Southeastern ................. [),'b ,,t
Charter Number - - Comptroller of the Curr(fr,. ,' __ .....
Statement of Resources and L,ab!hhes
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Cash and balances due from debos,E)ry irPtttHl(irl',
Noninterest-beanng balances and currency and coin
Interest-bearing balances
Securities .............
Federal funds sold .................................................................
Securities purchased under agreements to resell .......................................
Loans and lease financing receivables:
Loans and leases, net of unearned ,ncome ..... t,,, ,,0. 1
LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses ........ 391
LESS: Allocated transfer risk reserve ......... [ .... Q ]
Loans and leases, net st unearned income, allowance, and reserve ...........
Assets held in trading accounts .............................
Premises and fixed assets (including capitalized leases) ..................................
Other real estate owned ......................................................
Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies ...................
Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding .............
Intangible assets
Other assets ................................................................................
Total assets ..................................................................................
Losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 18230) ' ..,
TOtal assets and losses deferred pursuant to i2 U.s:CI i82:j;
Deposits: I
In domestic offices i
Noninterest-beanng ........... | _ 4,7 4 4 l
I
Interest-bearing ......... |, 50,3 52
1
Federal funds purchased ............................................................
Securities sold under agreements to repurchase ........................................
Demand notes issued to the U S Treasury ....
Other borrowed money .....
Mortgage indebtedness and obhgations under capitalized leases
Bank's liability on acceptances executed and outstanding
Subordinated notes and debentures
Other liabilities
Total liabilities .....
Limited-life preferred stock and related surplus .........
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Perpetual preferred stock and related surplus .........................
Common stock .........
Surplus ............................................................... ...............
Undivided profits and capital reserves .....................................................
LESS: Net unrealized loss on marketable equity securities ................................
Total equity capital ................................................................
Losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 18230) ........................ .........
Total equity capital and losses deferred pursuant to 12 US,C. 1823(j) ..........................
Total liabilities, limited-life preferred stock, equity capital, and losses
deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C 18230) ...................................................
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11220
lt149
23t836
4,100
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363
825
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We, the undersigned directors, attest to the Correctness of
this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that it
has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge
conforn,nce with the
Bob F. Richmond
Executive Vice President
of the above-nsmed bank do hereby declare that this Report
of Co.tion Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Directors
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