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Tues. Dec. 13, 2016 Hinton News - 5
Mayor Joe Blankenship & Lin Goins
"Spirit of Hinton 2017
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Emily Grimmett has been named school committee or panel.
Teenager of the month today by Nominations for subsequent months'
Hinton Elks Lodge No. 821. Miss teenagerwillbeacceptedafterthefirst
Grimmett. age13 is the daughter of Monday of each month.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Grimmett of Hinton, Miss Grimmett has been active in
WV. She is in the 8th Grade at following school and extracurricular
Summers Middle School. activities Spanish Club, Honor
The Teenager of the Month Society, Bible Club, Adopt A Highway
Program is sponsored by the Elks Program. Scholastically he has a
Lodge in an effort to bring recognition grade point average above 4.0, and
to outstanding youth in the area. is involved in plus attends, Freedom
Multiple achievement, citizenship, Baptist Churchand enjoys singing and
scholarship, and leadership are the playing piano in spare time.
basis for selection as Teenager of the Upon graduation, she hopes to
Month. Students are nominated Attend College andstudy something
monthly by classmates and teachers in the area of medicine and music
in their schools and then screened by education.
In 1891, William Wrigley, Jr, began selling soap in Chicago. To
: increase sales, he gave away gum to his customers. When his gum
became a hit, he decided to make and sell the gum.
ummers
ca
5
Dec. 13 Mtn.. View/Girls/Boys/JV/Varsity 7&Sth Home Begin @
Dec. 14 Princeton 7&Sth Away 6:00
Dec. 19 Western Greenbrier 7&Sth Away 5:30 & 7:00
Dec. 20 Peterstown 7&Sth Away 6:00 & 7:30
Jan. 4 Valley 8th Home 6:00
Jan. 5 Pikeview 7&Sth Home 6:00&7:30
Jan. 10 Mtn.. View/Girls/Boys/JV&Varsity 7&Sth Away 6:00 &
7:30
Jan. 14 Eastern Greenbrier 7&Sth Home 2:00 & 3:30
Jan. 18 Pikeview 7&Sth Away 5:30 & 7:00
Jan. 23 Western Greenbrier 7&Sth Home 6:00 & 7:30
Jan. 24 Fayetteville 7&Sth Away 6:00 & 7:30
Jan. 28 Eastern Greenbrier 7&Sth Away 11:00 & 12:30
Jan. 31 Peterstown 7&Sth Home 6:00 & 7:30
Feb. 13 Bluegrass Conf. Tournament 7th Western Gbr. TBA
Feb. 14 Bluegrass Conf. Tournament 7th Western Gbr. TBA
Feb. 16 Bluegrass Conf. Tournament 8th SCHS TBA
Feb. 17 Bluegrass Conf. Tournament 8th SCHS TBA
Head Coach: Rick Blevins
Asst. Coach: Kim Cox
Principal: Susie Hudson
Asst. Principal: Jessie Rodes
Athletic Director: Kathy Blevins
(NAPS)--There are resources
for women who may have a family
history of breast cancer or certain
genetic traits, which can raise their
risk of getting breast cancer. You
can find out more at the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention's
Bring Yo/lr Brave campaign.
When weather turns cold, it's
time to put away the lawn mowers
and prepare the snow thrower, says
the Outdoor Power Equipment
Institute (OPEI), an international
trade association representing
more than 100 power equipment,
engine and utility vehicle manufac-
turers and suppliers:
Good managers understand
leadership skills can be developed.
"Knowing where to focus your
efforts is essential," says Ruth
Veloria, executive dean, Univer-
sity of Phoenix School of Business.
"Fortunately, bite-size profes-
sional development courses can
help quickly address specific
knowledge gaps." More at www.
Phoenix.edu/business.
The American Academy of Oph-
thalmology's EyeCare America pro-
gram provides eye care, often at no
out-of-pocket cost, to eligible older
Americans. Visit www.aao.org/
eyecare-america to see if you or
your family members are eligible.
Ductless mini-split systems
such as those from Fujitsu Gen-
eral America let you set each room
at a different temperature. To
learn more or find a contractor
nearby, call (888) 888-3424 or visit
www.constantcomfort.com or www.
fujitsugeneral.com.
New mothers need extra nutri-
ents. One supplement, OB Com-
plete Gold, is made with OmEGGa
DHA--DHA made from the eggs of
cage-free hens, so there's no fishy
taste or risk of ocean-borne con-
taminants--and comes in an easy-
to-swallow softgel. Learn more at
http://obcompletegold.com.
Give your dog plenty of toys,
such as those with the fun WWE
theme from Petmate~ ,and atten-
tion to help him get the;exe~c2se
he needs. For more on the impor-
tance of exercise for your pet's
health and on the WWE Collec-
tion, visit www.petmate.com.
Many Americans avoid early
Alzheimer's disease and dementia
testing because they fear a diag-
nosis but detecting it early allows
time for critical treatment and
financial planning. Visit Bankers
Life.com/ALZl to learn more.
Your apple butter can taste
great and have less sugar when
it's made with Stevia In The Raw
zero-calorie sweetener, extracted
from the stevia plant and purified
to be 300 to 400 times sweeter
than cane sugar. Facts, canning
tips and recipes are at www.
intheraw.com.
A gift in good taste this holiday
season is a basket filled with
apples and other good thingsthat
reflect the recipient. Learn more,
including delicious r~cipes, at
www.USApple.org and @USApples
on Pinterest.
Noti
CALL ACWP
If you see a dog in a neglectful or
~busive situation please ACWP. If
~,ou see a stray dog on the road,
~specially one that you've never seen
before, please callACWP. If you have
a litter of puppies and would like
them to be placed in homes that are
pre-approved as responsible pet
owners than please call ACWP. The.
number is easy to remember 855-
WV4-PETS.
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SCDSC MEETING
The Summers County
Dilapidated Structures Committee
will meet on Thursday, Dec. 15, at
12:00 p.m. in the Memorial Building.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The Hinton Lions Club is asking
for the Communities support in
helping to provide those who need,
eye examinations or eye glasses.
The Hinton Lions have been
providing assistance for over 18
years and are asking community
organizations and businesses as well
as citizens for monetary donations
to continue providing help to those
in need in our community. As news
spreads of the help being provided,
requests are now outnumbering the
Lions Club's ability to help.
Once a request is received, the
individual's application is screened
to insure that other avenues of
assistance are pursued before the
Lions Club provides help.
Donations can be mailed to: Lions
Club, Sight Assistance Program,
P.O. Box 1321, Hinton, WV 25951.
Checks should be made out to:
Hinton Lions Club.
Brunch
At Home With
Friends
(NAPS)--Brunch, that deli-
cious combination of breakfast
and lunch, has long been a
favorite weekend pastime. Instead
of going out, try switching it up by
inviting some friends and making
it at home.
Part of the beauty of brunch is
its informal nature. It can be
enjoyed at the kitchen table, in
the dining room, out in the garden
or by the fire. Whether you are
serving it family style or as a buf-
fet, put the food out all at once;
there's no need to make it a three-
course affair.
Here are a few quick tips for
hosting the perfect brunch:
The Menu
Select the menu a few days in
advance, get the shopping done
early, and prepare as much of the
meal as possible the day before so
you can spend more time with
your guests.
• What's brunch without a
freshly brewed pot of coffee? Start
brewing one shortly before guests
arrive and greet them with a pip-
ing-hot cup.
• Juice is essential. Why serve
just one type when you can offer a
few? Homemade or store bought, it
doesn't really matter. Pour them
into pretty glass pitchers and put
them on the table. Or try concoct-
ing your own colorful blends such
as pink grapefruit-orange, cran-
berry-apple and tomato-carrot.
• Heat up an array of baked
goods like croissants, scones, bis-
cuits, muffins and popovers and
heap them into a beautiful basket
lined with a linen napkin to keep
them warm. Serve with butter,
cream cheese, jam, marmalade
and honey.
• Brunch isn't brunch without
eggs, but who wants to spend time
in the kitchen as a short-order
cook? Instead, go with a make-
ahead egg dish like a tortilla,
strata or frittata.
• Eggs go so well with bacon,
sausage and ham--or all three.
Skip the splatter and mess that
come with frying it on the stove
and cook it in the oven using a
broiler pan or on a simple rack
placed over a sheet pan.
• Fruit is always a great accom-
paniment. Serve a giant bowl of
fresh blackberries..htt~eberries,
A delicious and nutritious Spanish
Tortilla is a delightful way to share
brunch at home with friends.
strawberries and raspberries, or a
platter of different cut melons like
honeydew, cantaloupe and water-
melon--it looks beautiful and
tastes delicious, and what could be
easier?
The Table
A beautiful table or buffet makes
everything taste even better and you
can set it up the night before.
• Fresh flowers are always
lovely. No need for elaborate bou-
quets. Simply select one type of
flower, cut the stems short and
place in juice glasses for a low
arrangement. If you are serving a
buffet, be sure to put some flowers
on the buffet table, too.
• Choose neutral tones for place
mats, tablecloths and napkins--
let the colors of the flowers, food
and juice pop on your table.
• Use your everyday china, flat-
ware and glassware--no need to
break out the fancy stuff.
The Finishing Touches
Ambience is important. There's
something about daytime enter-
taining that allows for a casual
elegance, so go with it.
• Good music in the background
helps set the mood. Stick with one
genre and keep the volume low so it
doesn't interfere with conversation.
• Open the shades or curtains and
let the daylight pour in.
Savory and delicious, this Spanish
Tortilla recipe will wow your guests.
Easy Spanish Tortilla
10 minutes prep; 15 minutes cook
4-6 servings
Ingredients
6 large eggs
z/~ teaspoon smoked paprika
(optional)
1 (5-oz.) bag high-end potato
chips (such as Kettle),
!r . slightly crushed
1 large tomato, seeded and
finely chopped
~/~ cup Lindsay~ Naturals
Green Ripe Olives or
Lindsay~ Pimiento Stuffed
Spanish Manzanilla
Olives, drained and
quartered
Or use Lindsay® Pimientos
and Lindsay~ Pitted
Spanish Manzanilla
Olives, drained
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 medium onion~ very thinly
sliced
Directions
Preheat oven to 475° F.
1. In a large bowl, beat the
eggs until whites and yolks
are well blended. Add the
paprika (if using) and mix
until combined. Add the chips,
tomatoes and olives. Let the
mixture rest for 10 minutes,
stirring occasionally, until the
chips have softened.
2. Pour the oil into a 10- to 12-
inch nonstick skillet over
medium heat. Add the onions and
cook, stirring frequently, until
softened and just beginning to
turn golden, about 5 minutes.
3. Using tongs or a slotted
spoon, remove the softened
onions from the skillet, leaving
the oil in the pan; add the onions
to the bowl, stirring to combine.
4. Add the chip mixture to
the pan and let it cook slowly
until the edges are cooked just
enough to be pulled away
from the side of the pan, about
4 to 6 minutes. Place the skil-
let in the oven and cook until
the eggs are set and lightly
browned, about 3 to 4 minutes.
(The tortilla should be slightly
jiggly in the center; don't over-
cook or it will be rubbery.)
5. Remove the tortilla from
the oven and cover the pan han-
dle with a towel. Run a heat-
proof plastic spatula around the
edge to loosen up the tortilla.
Let it rest for a few minutes
before inverting onto a cutting
board or serving platter. The
dish can be made several hours
in advance and served at room
temperature.
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and our conviction that equal opportunity is
crucial to a democratic society are values
established in the Constitution. Remind him that
on January 20, when he takes the oath to defend
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