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8--Hinton News Tues. Nov. 27, 1979
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Lois lianger
Joins Dolphins
lis ttanger of Marie, Sum- either extension education or
mers County, is participating on teaching vocational home econ-
the synchronized swimming omics. She is the daughter of
team, the Dolphin Club, at West Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Hanger
Virginia University. A 4-H Club of Marie and the granddaug'h-
participant for the past nine ter of Mrs. J.N. Willis of Hin-
years, she plans a career in ton.
Big Drop Award
W.J.B. Simmons, owner of Simmons Foodland,
is shown with a plaque presented to him by the
Summers County Chapter of the American Red
Cross. Simmons Foodland was had the largest
percentage of employees donate blood in the
latest visit of the Bloodmobile to the area. The
Summers County Itospital and several area
businesses challenged each other to donate blood
and Foodland had the largest turnout with
twenty-five percent of their employees partici-
.' pating. Photo by Sally ltayslette
i Senior Citizens Ask ?
)Yddress all correspondence to this column to
Boxi776, llinton, WV 25951 or phone 466- 4019.
:. Q.My mother was sent home from the hospital
'ith a catheter. The doctor didn't exllain
an;thing much about it to me. He just said to
bring her back to the hospital if she has any
problems, it's such a long way for us to take her
to the hospital. Is there any way that a nurse
could come to the house to check on her every so
often?
.. A. The Sumn.ers County Health Department is
not funded to provide Home Health Care. Home
llealth Care for Summers County, skilled nur-
sing care and personal care is supposed to be
provided through the Regional Health Council (
O119) out of its Beckley office. A physician's
referral is required for this service.
..llowever, it seems that this Home ltalth
Services Program has not been well publicised in
the county. Few people know about it and many
of the doctors themselves have not been made
ware of it. If you. think that you or someone you
now could use mis service, ask your doctor to
make a referral to Darrell Moore at the Health
council office in Beckley. Phone 252- 8531.
..Summers Countians will not get the home
health services we deserve unless we get our
doctors to ask for them. If you know of anyone
else who has need of these services be sure to tell r
them how they can obtain them. Perhaps they
have been discharged from the hospital but still
require .some skilled nursing care )dressing
'changes, catheter care injections, etc.,) Perhaps
they are chronically ill and require periodic care
at home. If so, they should see that a physicians
request is made for home Health care services
for them. 'again the number to call is in Beckley,
..252- 8531.
19 Attend Dinner Boosters
The Cheermakers Class of
Miller Memorial held their
annual Thanksgiving dinner Tu-
esday November 20, 1979 at the
church.
Rev. Hubert Groves had in-
vocation.
Delicious turkey and all the
trimmings were served buffet
style to members and invited
guests.
After a delicious meal a short
business meeting was held.
President, Mrs. Bea Ballen-
gee, called the meeting to order.
Treasurer report was given by
Mrs. Nellie Robertson.
Meeting was adjourned until
December meeting which will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Ballengee in upper Bellepoint.
Members are to bring a gift to
be exchanged at the meeting.
Members attending were :
Mrs. Madge Butts, Mrs. Kathy
Willey, Mrs. Grace Saunders,
Miss Pearlie Thompson, Mrs.
Nell Wickline, Mrs. Kathern
Willey, Mrs. Bea Ballengee,
Miss Virginia Maddy, and Mrs.
Nellie Robertson.
Guests attending were : Miss
Teresa Butts, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Willey, Ms. Daisy, Ms.
Light, Rev. and Mrs. Hubert
Groves and Michelle, Lorie
Willey, and Kimberly Dawn
Robertson.
Summarize Event
The Hinton High School Band
Boosters held their regular
meeting November 19, in the
Band Room.
The First National Bank of
Hinton and the National Bank of
Summers beth donated a $25.00
bond to the winners of the Skate-
A- Thon that was held last
month by the band students and
Boosters. Lee Ann Coins was
the student who earned the most
ed by Cato's, Thornton's Shoe
Store ( Ft. Pitt), Jimmy's T.V.,
T.V. Mart, Kroger, Tots &
Teens, Cox's Pizza Hut, Dairy
Queen, and Grandma G's.
Several students were not
able to attend this meeting so
awards will be presented at the
next regular meeting scheduled
December 10th at 7:00 P.M. in
the Band Room.
We wish to express our app-
money and Robin Bennett had reciation to all who contributed
the most sponsors. More awards, money and time to this
awards were generously donat- project.
Welcome New Mem00
The Hilldale Busy Bees 4-H
Club held their meeting Nov-
ember 14th at the home of Kay
and Kerri Lilly.
New members were welcom-
ed. They were : Scott Lane,
Robbie Fix, Tina Meadows, and
Michelle Palmer.
At the October meeting it had
,been decided to sell chances for
a turkey as a fund raising
project. Bill Simmons owner of
Simmons Foodland donated a
turkey. The drawing was held
November 18th and Mar Jarr-
ell of Hilldale won the turkey.
Fur the December meeting it
was voted on to make door
ornaments for the Senior Citiz-
ens of Hiildale.
Songs were led Iy
Clarkson .and Kelly
Games were played at
refreshments were ser
Mrs. Nola Lilly.
Those present were
Meadows, Kelly Topping
Lilly, Keith Wykle, Can
Tina Meadows, Kay Li
ris Mann, Robbie Fi
Lane, Brian Boone,
Palmer, Leslie Caleb'
Dillon, Sandy Meadows
Clarkson and leaders
Topping and Kay Clark
The next meeting
December 2nd at 2:00
Brian Boone's home.
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