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6 - Hinton News Tues. Nov. 20, 1990
Banks May Debit Accounts the customer's particular situation.
With Wrong Social Security In some cases, the customer will
Numbers need to contact the Social Security
By Tom Rubin Office.
Social Security Manager in If the customer need4 to contact
Backley the Social Security office to correct
People ,whose Social Security the problem, here are some helpful
numbers and names on their tax hints that will speed the procees and
returns do not agree with the infor- insure that the problem will be re-
mation on their bank records may solvedduringthe30-daytimeframe.
receive a notice from their banks *Read the letter from the bank
later this year. They will have 30 and the notice from IRS ca refully.
days to correct the problem or the *Contact your local Social Sacu-
bank will withhold 20 percent of the rity office on the toll-free number(I-
interest payments on the account. 800-234-5772). The best time to call
The Internal Revenue Serviceto avoid the busiest periods is be-
(IRS) will send to banks a listing of tween 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. or between 5
customers whose Social Security p.m. to 7 p.m. after the first week of
numbers and/or names do not agree the month.
with the numbers or names con- *WhencallingorvisitinAgtheSSA
tained in IRS" files. These lists of office, have the letter from the bank
customers will be taken from infor- and your Social Security card.
mation provided to IRS by the banks *If resolving the problem requires
in reporting interest dividend and youtoappiyforareplacementSocial
other income on Form 1099 for Tax Security card because of a name
Year 1989. Banks must mail letters change due to marriage, divorce,
to these customers advising them of adoption,, etc., be sure to bring a
the name problem within 5 days and document bearing the old and new
the customer has 30 days to correct name, such as a marriage license or
the problem and advise the bank. divorce.
The letter from the bank will *Contact the bank to let them
indicate the waysin which the prob- know of the results of the contact
lem can be corrected depending on with SSA~
DI
Hinton High School
Week of Nov. 21 thru 27
BREAKFAST
Wed. Nov. 21
Thanksgiving Holiday
Thurs. Nov. 22
Thank•giving Holiday
Fri. Nov. 23
Thanksgiving Holiday
Moll. Nov. 26
Fruit or Juice, Cereal, Milk,
*Toast and Jelly.
Tues. Nov. 27
Fruit or Juice, School Made Gra-
Tues. Nov. 27
Baked Fish, Corn, Cinnamon
Appelsauce, Roll, Peanut Butter
Ball, Milk.
Delta Kappa
Gamma
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 21
THRU 27
LUNCH
Wed. Nov. 21
Thanksgiving Holiday
Thurs. Nov. 22
Thanksgiving Holiday
Fri.Nov. 23
Thanksgiving Holiday
Moil. Nov. 26
Corn Dog, Hash Browns, Orange,
Milk.
Tues. Nov. 27
Alderson Livestock Market
R port of livestock auction sale
held Fri. Nov. 9, amounting to $
76,715.41.245 head of livestock was
mid by 61 different consignors, and
46 buyers.
Stockers & Feeders:
Baked Fish, Corn, Cinnamon
1st Six Week•
Honor Roll
1990-91
Second Grade
O
Crystal Barker, Brandy Bridges,
Lindsey Dillon, Ashley Wheeler.
S
Scottie Clayton, Desiree Jones,
Matthew McGraw, Tommy Stone.
"S" Average
Eric Richmond.
Third Grade
O
Brett Lilly, Anthony Slatton.
S
Jason Cottle, Justin Jones.
Fourth Grade
A
Angle Barker, John
Logan -Ieather Meadows, Shannon
Turner.
B
Samuel Katz, Cliff Meadows.
"B Average
Jeremy Howell.
Fifth Grade
A
The Bluestone Lake Garden Club
met Mon. Nov. 12, at 1:30 P.M., at
the home of Mrs. L.J. Burton, 501
Riverside Dr. with Mrs. C.E.
Charlton co-hostess.
President, Mrs. R.J. Emrick
opened meeting with the Club Col-
lect. said in unison, minutes read
and approved and Treasurer's re-
port given.
Mrs. Clyde Hensley, Correspond-
ing Secretary read a thank you note
from Mrs. Myra Ziegler acknowl-
edging the book "From The
Shepherd's Purse" purchased by the
Bluestone Lake Garden Club mem-
bers and Summers Co. Association
of Retired School Employees and
placed in the Library in memory of
Mrs. John Cobb.
Discussion by President on work
done at the Bluestone Lake Garden
and the Fall planting of bulbs.
Program chairman, Mrs. L.J.
Burton presented Mr. Albert Lively
who gave a most entertaining and
an
es
Sergeant First Class Thomas L.
Plumley of Meadow Creek, WV re-
tired from active duty with the U. S.
Army on 1 Nov. 1990 after 20 years
of distinguished service.
SFC Plumley is the son of E.C.
and Georgia Plumley of Meadow
Creek. He attended Sandstone High
School and enlisted in the Army
during his senior year to serve in
Vietnam. He completed his high
school education and attended Mid-
land Technical College in S.C. while
in the army.
SFC Plumley served with distinc-
tion in Vietnam, Germany, Korea,
Grenada, Africa and the U.S. during
his 20 years as a soldier. While in
Korea, he visited the area where his
brother, Harold, was killed in the
last year of the Korean War.
SFC Plumley has received nu-
@
Edha Sue Meadows.
B
Jennifer Clayton, Christy
Richmond, William Rutherford.
"B" Average
Jennifer Boone, Daniel Leftwich.
Sixth Grade
A
Tommi Lynn Huffman, Eric
Jones.
B
Tammy Fox, Jamie Lucas, Adam
Martin.
"B" Average
Philip Wheeler.
delightful reading on =Indian Sum-
mer."
Following this Mrs. Clyde Hen-
sley at the piano played a medley of
old songs.
Adelicious party plate was served
to the following members: Mrs. L.J.
Burton, Mrs. C.E. Charlton, Mrs.
Donald Corda, Mrs. R.J. Emrick,
Mrs. Clyde Hensley, Mrs. Ruby
Holland, Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs.
Charles Sydnor, Mrs. E.G. Ellison
and guest Mr. Albert Lively.
The AlphaXi Chapter ofThe I lta
Kappa Gamma Society International
met at the Summers County Career
Center on Nov. 10, at 10:30 am.
The President, Barbara Parmer,
called the meeting to order and then
expressed her thanks to the commit-
tee in charge Catherine Ma k and
Nancy Seldomridge and also to the
hostesses Diane Bryant and Donna
Mock.
The collect was recited, and then
Mrs. Parmer read the poem =Chil-
dren Learn What They Live" as a
challenge to the members.
The minutes were read and ap-
proved. Linch Ford, a member of the
finance committee, gave the treas-
urers report.
Mrs. Parmer read some correspon-
dence from the Alpha Phi State
President, Billie Jean Hutsenpillar.
She has accepted our invitation to
attend the Apr. meeting.
The members joined in singing
three songs including =The Delta
Kappa Gamma Song~.
Sarah Brown read the require-
ments for obtaining scholarships that
are available to members from the
state organization.
Kit Mack, Legislative Committee
Chairman, introduced Mary Pearl
Compton, a member of the House of
Delegates, as the guest speaker.
Mrs. Compton spoke to the mem-
bers about the special meetingofthe
legislature and some of the outcomes
from that session that affect teach-
merous awards duringhis career, to ers. Two items that are very imper-
include the Army Achievement tant are PEIA and the retiremen~
Medal, the Army Commendation system. Also, each -school is to have
Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Joint a school improvement council and a
Service Medal, Humanitarian Serv- faculty senate.
ice Medal, andthe Meritoriousserv- The food service class at the Ca-
ice Medal. He is married to the for- reerCenter, BobbyMazella, instruc-
mer Nadine Dotson ofItmann, WV. tor; had prepared a buffet brunch.
SFC Plumley and his wife will Those present were: Mary Pearl
reside in the Huntington, WV. area. Compton, guest, and Sarah Brown,
The Willing
Workers 4-H
Carol Crook, Linda Ford, Vicki
Hinerman, Rose Mary Irwin, Susan
Lawrence, Martha Livesay, Kit
Mack, Marilyn McLean, Pat Miller,
Donna Mock, Barbara Parmer,
Nancy Seldomridge, and LiMan
Sims, members.
nola Bar or Cinnamon Roll, Milk, Applesauce, Roll, Peanut Butter The Willing Workers 4-H Club
*Cereal. LUNCH Ball, MilkB~AST met at 6:00 pm, Nov. 6, at Seth L II)E S I0 C K
The J.B. Nimitz Senior Citizens Meadows, Corbett and Dorothy Lilly, Allen, residence at Elk Knob.
Wed. November21 Wed. Nov. 21 metSat. Nov. 10th. at 6:30 p.m. at E.B.andMaryNeely, Jacob Arthur, The meeting called to order by HRRKET
Thanksgiving Holiday Thanksgiving Holiday their Senior Center for the blood Winnie Pack, Va. Rippetoe, Dewey PresidentSethA]len.Thegroupsang
Thurs. Nov. 22 Thurs. Nov. 22 pressure clinic conducted by Aveline and Ruby Lester, Alvin Crook, Gar- "WVA Boys and Girls" and reciting .......
Thanksgiving Holiday ~ Thanksgiving Holiday Bower, followed by the regular busi- nett Meadows, Reva I~illy, Kenna- " ...... ~megras• ~uarKe~, inc.
Fri. Nov. 28 ::. .... l~rL Nov, 23 ness meeting which was called to mac Lilly, Josephine Shoemake~r, D mness: L~scusmon on sell ..... ,~ .....
Thank•givingHoliday Thanksgiving Holiday orderbyPresidentWinniePack.The Mack and Mary Richmond, June .......... at. r ov. lu
mgcoozvooKsanagomgt~nns~mas • 564 head ofliveetock Sold to 129
Mon. Nov. 26 Mort. Nov, 26 OpeningPrayerwasofferedbyMack Baldwin, Aveline Bower, Sandra caroling, buyers amounting to 223,697.17
Corn Dog, Hash Browns, Orange,Fruit or Juice, Cereal, Milk, Richmond. Basham and Son and daughter. The highlight of the meeting was Stocker And Feeder Steers
Milk. *Toast & Jelly. Secretary Mary Neely called th acandlelightceremonyheldinhonor Under 500# 54.00-101.00; 5()0-
Tues. Nov. 27 roll of officers and read the minutes of installation of new officers. The
750# 65.00-92.00; Over 750# 50.00-
Fruit or Juice, School Made Gra. of the last meeting. Kennamae Lilly • leaders, Diana Price, Vilma Mor- 76.00.
nola Bar or Cinnamon Roll, Milk, gave the treasurer report in absent gan, Pare Smith, Sherri Ward, Kath- Heifers
*Cereal. of D.S.Hatcher. Card sender and leenAdkins, and Cheryl Allen, placed Under500#59.00-80.00;501-750#
reporter Va Rippetoe gave the re- • the 4-H bands on the members arms 60.00-73.00; Over 750# 50.00.67.00.
L~ port on cards sent to the sick and during installation. Bull Calves 45.00-97.00.
shut-ins. All reports were approved Membersattended:Jackie, Brian, Baby Calves 21.00-97.50.
as read. Brad, Joshua and Shelda Adkins,
Slaughter Cattle
There will be a Gospel singing Megan, Seth, and Tonya Allen,Heifers 50.00-55.00; Cows32 00-
70.00. Dec. 1st. at 6:30 p.m. Special singers Christina Cooper, Ivan Gill, and
Stockers & Feeders Bull: 57.00- will be Noah Ark singers from Amberlee Persinger. 53.00; Most Sold 42.00-46.00; Bulls
96.00. Pipestem. Meeting was adjourned and re-50.00-63.00; Under 1000 52.00.
Baby Calves: 55.00-80.00. Theregularbusinessmeetinghas freshments were served. 60.00;Over 1000 51.00-63.00.
Slaughter 53-58.50. been changed to Fri. night Dec. 7th. Cow And Calf Pairs 565.00-
Cows: starting at 5:30 p.m. All members 695.00.
Cows,BH 510.00-920.00.
Commercial 47.25-50.00; Utility are asked to please attend as it will The Hinton Kiwanis Club an- t4o ~46f.~ ~ Hogs
Heifers:
Under 500# 60.00-77.00; 500.750#
54.00-65.00; Over 700# 50-54.00.
Stockers & Feeders:
Steers:
Under 500# 61.00-105.00; 500-
750# 56.00-85.00; Over 750# 56.00-
42.50-44.00; Canner & Cutter 10.00;
Cows & Clvs: 540.00-760.00; Cows,
B.H.: 300.00-555.00.
Bulls:
Commercial & Good 46.00-56.50.
Sheep & Lambe:
Blue 32.00; Blue Head 38.00;
Wethere 9.00; Goats 50.00.
Contributions
be election of officers for 1991. Happy
Birthday was sung to those having
birthdays in Nov. The Club voted for
Mrs. Dock Lilly to use the Center
Nov. 22nd. and Rev. Carl Edwards
Dec. 2nd.
After business, gospel singing was
enjoyed with Sandra Basham at the
piano. The meeting closed with
prayer by Dewey Lester. Refresh-
ments were served to Florence
nounces their1990-91Club Offcers. Slaughter 43.00-59.00; Sows
Elected to serve were: 49.50; Pigs & Shoats, BH 29.00-
President-Joe Woodfield; Imm 32.50.
Past President-Ted Rogers; 1st Vice Horses 125.00-400.00.
President-Marvin Lacy; 2nd Vice Sheep & Lambs
President-Dorothy Jean Boley; Sec- The now-extinct ancestor of the Blue 43.00; Red 41.50; Others
horse eohippus, had a short neck
retary-Albert Lively; Treasurer- and stood no higher than a medium- 40.00-51.25; Bucks 11.00-12.50;
Charles Skidmore; Director-B.J. sized dog. Wethers 24.00.
Edwards; Director-Ed Hannah; Di- Goats, BH 50.00.
rector-Ned Garrison.
Contributions - Sept. 9 to Nov. 12 Dr. B.W. McNeer, Mr. & Mrs. W.E.
Summers County Hospital Sprin- Garten- $10.00, Fidelis Class, 1st.
kler System. Baptist Church - 50.00.
Payroll Deductions - Hospital Sprinkler Heads Purchased:
Employees $334.10, Marie Ruritan Marie Ruritan Club
Club - $300.00, Jane G. Conner . Jane Conner
$100.00, Jim & Wanda Davis- $20.00 Fidelis Class, 1st. Baptist Church.
in Memory of Dr. J.W. Stokes and
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WEST VIRGINIA'S BEAUTY
Amour Hyde #'$ new award a nning piaorial book of the start.
to treasure as or ~,¢ial.
~ww. ~a#m~g
A Portrait of WEST VIRGINIA
10 l/4,x 13 1/2" Large Coffee Table Size, 128 pages. Full Color.
over 130 Illustrations, Color DustJacket.
Arnout Hyde Jr Collection - 12 Individual Color Stationery Cards.
Pba.w .~,nd me ---... atttoffonOh~l fop,) of A Ponrail of I,~L~T VIRGINIA g ~29. 9qJ $ -.-.__
Pilaw ~ m~....--.(;alb~tion (~wh @ $~.00 $---..-
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ON THE HINTON BY-PASS
HOME OF-THOSE DELICIOUS HOT DOGS.
Wed. Hamburger
Thurs. Ham & Cheese
Fri. Fish Sandwish
Mon. Quarter Pounder
Tue. Bar-B-Que
99¢ $1.45
$1.79
$1.19 $1.55
$1.79
$1.19 $1.59
• Potato, 15 Bean & Ham
• Vegetable Beef, Chili & Beans
6 am to 7 pm
Below
6:00 to 11:30 am
Phone 466-1700
Bluestone Dam
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