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Mrs.
WINNERS
SPOTLIGHT
September, 1999
Irwin's
Tues. Nov. 16, 1999 Hinton News - 9
Collecting Aluminun Can Tat,00
[rs. Pe
Mrs. Meadows 1st. Grade Class
Mrs. Barnett's Kindergarten Class HAE
Kids Caring for Kids
Mrs. Ryan's Kindergarten Class HAE
Hinton Area Elementary
Kindergarten Classes are collbcting
Aluminun Can Tabs to help the
Ronald McDonald House in
Morgantown, W.
The project will continue all year
to raise funds to help childrea and
J.BYNimitz
CEOS Meets
"Breast Cancer was the topic of
the October 12th meeting of the
Jumping Branch/Nimitz
Community Educational Outreach
Service.
Lesson leader Donna Baker
explained that just being a woman
and getting older puts us at risk for
breast cancer. Other risk factors
such as a family history of breast
cancer, having children later in life
or never having children at all were
discussed. The importance of diet,
exercise, breast self-exams and
yearly mammograms were also
stressed. Early detection can save
your breast and your life.
Summers County Commissioner
Richard Meador, accompanied by
Commissioners Lonnie Mullins and
Clyde Grimmett, proclaimed
October as Cancer Awareness Month
during the wrath hanging ceremony
at the Summers County Courthouse.
Summers County Extension Agent
Bonnie Hunley joined members of
the CEOS as they handed out
Cancer Awareness Information
Packets following the reading of the
proclamation.
. Walk For Her Lifetime, held
)ctober 9th at Belleloi',.Par¢,.
raised $8200 for the residents of
Summers County who need help
with expenses relating to the
diagnosis and treatment of breast
Class Kindergarten - HAE
cancer. Several of our members take
part in this event every year. Three
are on the ARH Walk For Her
Lifetime Committee.
Our next meeting will be
November 9th at 10:00.
Everyone welcomed our newest
member, Mary Richmond.
Hostess Mary Kelly, servecl
refreshments to Donna Baker,
Emma Givens, Pauline Harvey,
Mildred Keaton, Reva Lilly, Erma
Meadows, Colleen Minton, Ginger
Newsome, Eloise Richmond and
Virginia Wilcox.
FIBROMYALGIA
Fibromyalgia Support Group
metings are held every third Friday
of the month at the Summers
County Wellness Center, located on
Temple St., at 6:00 pm.
New and old members are urged
to attend. Everyone Welcome.
I
Plld Potitlll Advertising
Ms. Pruitt's math classes in
grades 3,4, and 5 have just
completed a MatL-A-Thon for St.
Jude Children's Hospital. The
children have collected over $650.00
by doing math problems. Donations
are continuing to be sent to Ms.
Pruitt fcr this worthy cause.
Why help St. Jude Children's
Hospital?
* Cancer fs the leading disease
killer of American Children.
* Approximately 4,000 children
are being seen at St. Jude
* St. Jude also studies other
catastrophic childhood diseases such
as sickle cell anemia, thalassemia,
and podiatric AIDS.
* Research findings are freely
shared worldwide.
*Admission to St. Jude is based
on physician referral and
determination that the illness is
under study. St. Jude covers all costs
not covered by insurance. Families
with insurance are never asked to
pay.
*St. Jude is non-sectarian,
treating children without regard to
tce, religion, or creed.
* St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital is supported primarily by
public contributions.
Ms. Pruitt and the students
would like to thank everyone that
helped make this project very
successful. M& Pruitt said that the
students enjoyed helping fellow
students that were less fortunate.
Again, thanks from the students
and staff at Jumping Branch
Elementary.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
Summers County
Children Desire
The Best!
VOTE YES FOR THE
SCHOOL LEVY
NOVEMBER 2oth.
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER:
their families who are patients m
area hosptials.
To date students have collected
four gallons of tabs.
Photos by Vera Rifle
Pol. ad paid by:
David and Sherry Milburn
Ted and Vicki Hinerman
Robbie and Krla Bivens
David and Betty Lou Reed
and Lilllan Bivens
West Virginia Lottery Winners of more than $600 claimed during September, 1999
THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER IN THE LIFE OF THE BEUEVER:
Prayer is the essential link to God's power and resources. Valn is
the help of man, but through God we shall do vallantly. Psalm 60
is one of the great chapters on prayer:
THE_NEED FOR PRAYERI Verses I-:3, We see a'threefold
perception held by many in time of trouble: 1.DEJECTION Verse
l-"Thou has cast me off" How often this the fsellng of many (f
us." 2.DISCIPLINE: Verse l-"Thou hast scattered us."
&DISPLEASURE-- Verse I "Thou has been dlsplsesed." And yet
God's hand is moving behind the scenes through (I) Physlcal
trauma (v.2) (2) Personal. trials (V.3) publlclzed truth (v.4) In times
of trials and uncertainties our energles must be directed to God
in prayer for "His perception" to the trial.
THE VOICE OF PRAYER VERSES 1.5. In this prayer the pselmlet
cries forth: "Oh God....restore us....hesl us." Hls prayer to God Is
threefold: 1. Draw us back to yourself (Verse 1) 2. Bring hsellng
to our surroundings (Verse 2) 3. Deliver us by Thy dght hand (Verse
5) Knowing he is the Lord's beloved, he can expect the Lord to
"hear" end "restore." This same prlnclpal Is true for Godlpla
to-day. ,, ,
THE VICTORY OF PRAYER: Verses 6-12: David's prayer evokes
the voice of God from amid His Holiness. God responds with a
threefold series of "1 wills": 1. "1 will reJolclPMY JOY: (v.6) 2. "1
will divide" MY DIRECTION: (V.6.) 3. "1 will cast my shoe.MY
CONFIRMATION (v.8) How important to remember to "Pray without
ceasing" i Thess. 5:17.
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St. AJbans Leon PJpley ParketsburcJ Huntin¢Jton Clarksbur9 Kimball
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John Swir Julle Roberts Larry Hatfield Unda Ours Maly CaroCbers Octavia Gardner
Clatzj Parkersburg Lybum Pctersbur¢j Rnlle Ashland, ICY
$5,000 $1,000 $5,000 $15,000 $1,000 $£,600
David Allum, Morgantown $1,000
Richard A. Kipp, Huntington $1,000
Holly I. Lafontaine, Storwood $1,000
Julia D. Robots, Parkersburg $1,000
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Priscilla Carter, Dayton, OH $5,000
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MaryCar, Pirvitle $1,000
Ann L Hodges, Princeton $t,000
Marlene A. Kessel, Piedmont $1,000
William McClintock, Moundsville $1,000
Robert L Satzer, Ft. Ashby $I,000
Morns W. Senninger, Martinsburg $1,000
Clara M. White, Ripley $1,000
Tom D. Whittaker, Charleston $1,000
JIJNOR $CRAT¢ IO!NO
Donald E. Bode, Princeton $1,500
William L. Mccallister, Hamlin $1,500
Alan D. McDonald, Morgantown $1,500
IOlrTY IOil
Rosernaw Harvey, Peach Cre.e.k $2,000
Geneva M. Kerr, Wslkersill¢ $2,000
Kathleen Marcum, Ethel ,000
Dale , j, Tero , $2,000
Kelly J. Summers,/xgentown $2,000
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Tonya M. Harding, Princeton $5,000
Larry G. Hatfield, Lybum $5,000
Steven R. Allen, Fairmont $5,000
Dolores J. Asbury, Weirton $6,200
John M. Audia, Charleston $5,000
James O. Bandy, Jr., Beddey $£,6(X)
Kathleen Bates, Pittsburgh, PA $£,600
Belcher, Jr., Charleston $5,400
John E Blackshire, Clarksburg $2,700
Gracie Bragg, McDowell $2,900
Jeannine Bratton, Bluefield, VA $2,600
Eva A. Brown, Bluefield $2,600
Tasso Butler, UnK)n $800
Elizabeth A. Carder, Clarksburg $800
Fredrick M. Carter, Charleston $6,200
Edward Clark, III, Dunbar $2,9(X)
Edwazd Clark, Jr., Charleston $42,900
E. Collier, Kimball $2,600
David B. Coulter, Westover $2,900
Pearline R. Dalton,Villiamson $2,900
Joy R. Delvers, M(xgarown $2,900
Abraham Debbis, , PA $£,600
Victor Durgan, Beddey $3,100
Christy L Estep, fairmont $6,200
Paulette Fitzpatrick, Crab Ord'wd $5,500
Amette Hairston, Charleston $5,000
Fbyd Ha,/es, Fo C_, $,600
Wanita C. I-k)vvll, Morgantown $800
Tolbert J. Hundley, St. Albar6 $7,900
• Kim lsatlt, Dunb $2,900
ju F_,,Jones, $9,600
11na Jones, BERIey $£,600
Aaron M. Lawson, Jr., on $5,000
Robert L. Unger, Buddnnon $2,600
Marka A. Mazza, Fairmont $5,000
Maria D. McCarthy, Pt. Pleasant $2,60O
Teresa Robeson
Rtdly
$5,000
Hester L. Billups, Wayne $2,000
RoyC Davis, Kenna $10,000
Patsy J. Keener, Sutton $5,000
Viola E. Platter, Harper $5,000
Lillian K. Rudolph, Clafksburg $5,000
Carolyn S. Stover, Leon $1,000
Allen M. Wi, G Bndge $1,000
BvcrlyA. Grounds, Kimlo $1,000
Richard L. Stroupe, Rocky Gap, VA $1,000
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Brenda Bonnett, Arthurdale $1,000
Annabell Cogar, Diana $1,000
Tem/L Daniel, Bolt $1,000
Carols Davis, lrkerslourg $1,000
Carrie French, Parkersburg $1,000
Nina Hairston, SouthChadeston $1,000
JamesA. Keller, Middleboume $1,000
]na E Lc:Jwell, Davisvilte $1,000
Richard E. Nichols, Oa Hill $1,000
Linda J. Ours, Petersburg $15,000
Tamara Owens, Parkersburg $2,000
Charles A. Patterson, Wheeling $1,000
Jerry C. Pulley, Huntington $15,000
Frances D. Richter, Parkersburg $15,000
Scottie D. Robinette, Princeton $1,000
Donna K. Scott, Huttonsville $1,000
Gene R. Shrewsbury, Beckley 1,000
Jeremy Spriggs, Princeton $1,000
Karen Taytor, Clear Creek $1,000
Jackie C. Wilson, Elkins $1,000
Marsha C. Wright, Danville $1,000
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Laura M. Bayer, Shepherdstown $1,000
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Douglas E. Spiker, Martinsburg $1,000
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Angela b/son, Princeton $2,000
WV BONUS OWSH
Yvonne M Stollings, Chapmanville $1,000
Instant Game Winners Top Prizes Under $600
Game Name Top Prize # of Prizes Claimed in September
Luck of the Draw $£50 12
Go Fish $300 27
Ice Scream Cash $500 13
Red Hot Spot $£00 92
Haulin' Cash $500 34
Monster Money $200 135
Donna Messenger, Charleston $£,600
Arnold.B. Mitchell, St. AJlns $1£,900
Thomas A. Moats, k4oyem $10,000
Robert E. Noel, Huntington $2,600
Joseph c. Noms, Ser_kley $£o,00o
Robert L. Ours, Buckhannon $£,600
Debra L. Pauley, AppleGrove $£,600
Daisy Robel,on, Beckley $3,100
Barbara It Robinson, Charleston $£,900
1/J. x, Dunbar $8OO
James R. Spencer, Iw Paw $2,600
Floyd L, StlubS, Harp $2,600
John Swiger, Clarksburg $5,000
James H. Totten, Kyle $2,900
Michael Walls, Winfield $2,700
Annie Young, Chadeston $£,600
Allen L. Beck, Williamsto,n $5,000
Richard ,K Bennett, Lew $700
cm, vz Brannon, $4,OOO
Core L. Carpenter, Dunnx:w'e $800
Ronnie Carson, Sandston, VA $800
Ronald D.Czap, Wheeling $1,000
Kenneth Death, Wintersville, OH $2,000
Walter Elmore, Cora $1,000
Jeffrey , Valley Grove $3,000
Jay F. Grandy, New Cumbeiand $4,OOO
Joseph Grosky, Pittsburgh, PA $1,000
Pamela M. Hixenbaugh, Hundred $1,000
James L Hodge, Dorothy $1,000
Gary Hotschuh, Willowweod, OH t25
Carolyn A. IMnb, Nitro $2,000
Douglas M. McDonald, Butnhill $1,000
David McKimmie, Parkersbur9 $1,500
Darlene Moore, Cora $1,000
Henry H. Schaefer, Charleston $800
Eldc M. Shelton, Beckley $1,000
Jack L. Stites Albright $2,500
Robert L Taulton, Harpers Ferry $1,000
Delford Walthall, Unionville, VA $800
Harry E. Weller, Shtovvn $2,000
Christopher L. Needham, Bladenburg, MD
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John E. Cheezum, Upper St. Clair, PA
Betty J. Craigo, St. Albans
Regina A. Cunningham, Mineral Wells
Elizabeth L. Lundberg, New Cumberland '
Rita E Met'ten, South Charleston
won $Scpr, 378 Players
playing Daily 3.
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MOUNTAINEER PARK
GaW.cathey, Massillon, OH $78,610
Tm-STATE Gre,4xx Park
Linc Casdoq3h, Charleston $2£8,470
WHEELING DOWNS
Anton hler, Pittsburgh, PA $90,436
West Virginia Lottery players in all games and prize amounts claimed
more than $7.4 million in pdzes cludng September, 1999.
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