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Meadow Bridge Area News By Alvie Martin More than 300 people turned out November 10th. to celebrate the New River Gorge National River 25th. Anniversary and Dedication of the New National Park Visitors Center at Sandstone, The Visitor Center was built with $12 million of federal highway funds obtained by Rep. Nick Rahall. Extending sympathy to the family of Dennis Jay O'Dell of Rainelle and Dale Gwinn of Lockbridge. May God Bless You All. Alvie Martin of Meadow Bridge, brother-in-law, Raymond Pack of Christiansburg, VA. passed away on December 5th. PSI) MEETING Meadow Creek PSD Board Meetings are held every 2nd. Tuesday of the month at 3:00 pm at the PSD Office. The public is invited to attend. Tues. Dec. 16, 2003 Hinton News - 5 NOTICE Pastor Cecil Welch wishes to announce Hinton Church of God now has a 15 passenger van and will pick up anyone wishing to attend. Please call Don at 466-4081 or 466-5570 for times available. Notice GRAHAM HOUSE MEETING The Graham House meeting is the 2nd. Thursday 9feach month at 7 p.m. in the Graham House. Anyone is welcome to attend. CREEksidE ChiRopracTic C[iNic Dr. Kevin Harvey Dr. Holly Harvey (304) 832-6420 Greenville, WV. CHIROPRACTIC IS COVERED BY MOST INSURANCES INCLUDING PEIA, WORKERS' COMPENSATION, AUTO INSURANCE, MEDICAID AND MEDICARE. le ' 2003-2004 Summers County Lady Bobcats Basketball Program with Pit Row Stores President displaying a Pit Row Banner. Front row: (L to R) Ashton Harrah, Tuzdie Wilcox, Jenni y0es, Jessica Williams, Olivia Newsome, Sarah Blevins and Jessica Mills. Second row: (L to R) Kae Lilly, Sierra Brown, Kelly Reed, Greg Roger (Pit Row Stores President), Joanna Mills, Sarah Giannoe, and Katana Mullen. Third row: (L to R) Kyle Bugg, Doug Trail, Chad Meador, Cris Meadows, La:ura Rollyson and Wayne Ryan. P,t Row Classic This Weekend By Brian Boyle 0tlr Lady Bobcats opened their seasen with a thrashing of Liberty by  score of 108 to 18. It is a tune- up r this weekend when they seek to efend their title as Pit Row Champions at the Annual Pit Row Cla}sic at Summers County H.S. gy: he competition looks to be fairly !Summers County :; Bobcats t 2p03-2004 Basketball Schedule I bc. 16, Princeton, Home, 7:30. I c. 30, Wyoming East, Away, 7:3t n. 2, Independence, Home, 7:31i Jan. 6, Greenbrier West, Away, stiff with teams coming from Princeton, Pocahontas and Clay Counties to do battle. Princeton is always a tough team to handle and the Cats will have to have their game face on if they are to defend. Pocahontas is fresh off a thrashing of Richwood by a score of 80 to 35. They are hungry to get in the finals as well. Games begin on Friday Afternoon. Yesterday morning our Lady Cats had an early morning game at the Charleston Civic Center against an eastern panhandle team from Berkley Springs. The latter is always a tough team and is olden in the hunt for state championships. It will be another test for our girls. At press time I still didn't have the score. In the Liberty Raleigh game three of our Lady Bobcats, sophomore post 7•31 , " -IatlrYa 2Ylulleh, "junior forward •  [n 8 ShadvSnrin,,Away, 7"30 Joanna Mills and senior guard • ; , ... .  ..... Jn. 14, Liberty, Hdnie, :0.-,• Ohvm Newsome scored 20 points or Jtn. 16, Princeton, Away, 7:30. better. Theywere comingat Liberty J. 17, Greenbrier East, Away, from everywhere on the floor. 9:00/ . 20, Liberty, Away, 7:30. Jan. 23, James Monroe, Away, 7:30. Jan. 24, Bluefield, Home, 7:30. Jan. 26, Independence, Away, 7:30/ ja}. 29, Oak Hill, Away, 7:30. jan. 30, Greenbrier West, Home, 7:30. eb. 3, Greenbrier East, Home, 7:30.: e'b. 6, Wyoming East, Home, 7:3 Feb. 10, Shady Spring, Home, 7:30. : Feb. 13, Meadow Bridge, Home, 7:3D:" ]eb. 17, Bluefield, Away, 7:30. leb. 18, Oak Hill, Home, 7:30. Feb. 20, Meadow Bridge, Away, 7:3. ]eb. 25, James Monroe, Home, 7:3 I.' arch 2, Sectional Tournament, RCF,TBA. Iarch 5, Sectional Tournament, RCTBA. March 11, Regional Tournament, Princeton, 7:30. . V. Games begin at 5:30 ead Coach: James Payne Asst. Coch: Kit Durnan; Athletic Dido}or: Wayne Ryan Asst. Coch}s: Tim Cole, Robert Bowling; Prcpal: Harry Keaton Asst. Priocipal: Lynn Crowder. "" TALENT SHOW !rhe junior class of Summers Cmty High School will sponsor the fivt Summers County Talent Show onMon., Dec. 22 at 7 p.m. in the S..H.S. auditorium. Admission is $300. Junior Jill,an Duncan will hot the Showcase. uditions were held Tues., Nov. lin the auditorium. "Auditions toik place to make sure nothing deClaRatory is performed,  said junior' sp}nsor Tom Hutch,son. JC.H.S. students were enfflraged to enter to show offtheir ceative expressions" said HtLJhison. "The students that sid up had talents in music and dancing. Phe purpose of the Talent SloAycase is to help the Prom Conmittee raise money for the scllool year's Junior/Senior Prom. prom committee members are Niole Belling, Jill,an Duncan, Julia Dtnm , Rebecca Eerenberg, Sarah Foter, Kassi Hedrick, Jess,ca Mills, Joanna Mills, Colleen Pettrey, and Ib4d Willey. Our Team looks to have some good depth this year• We return Senior Kelly Reed into the Post and junior Jess,ca Williams looks to see a lot of action at #2 guard. Truthfully we have a bench that is deep with junior Jess,ca Mills and the crew of sophomores Sierra Brown, Sara Gunnoe and Sarah Blevins as well as freshman Jenni Wynes, Kasie Lilly and Tazdie Wilcox who round out the team. All these girls saw action in the opener. It appears to me that Coach Ryan has both a big team and a speed team that he can put on the floor as the situation calls for. The team will maintain a high intensity no matter who comes off the bench. If these girls work hard the rest of the season and give the coaches and each other solid support our Lady Bobcats will do us proud again • thi#' year. If the fans step up and, ! turlt out for the games to boost thei' along as well, they look to be a factor in Charleston in March my Crystal Ball tells me. Jarrell's Exxon "Your Full-Service Service Station" 466-0133 TI RES TI RES TI RES "TIRE SALE" ALL TIRES: FREE MOUhrf FREE BALANCE FREE/]'RE VAL V£S KUMHO TIRF_: KUMHO 795 ROAD tMZ4RD Note: Road Hazard on Passenger Tires Only, First 50% Treed Free Replacement. Tim Ward We're drivers too. Hinton Elks & Willowwood Country Club Announce Gala New Year's Eve Dinner and Dance We wtYstart you out wRh xlvbr and wowTfl//owed by tossedau/ad Then your choice of eitherprime rib orjqounder tqffed with real crab meat. Four entree wi# be served wdh bakedpotato and a zegetable med. Fina#y desert wi/l be cheese cake topped with strawberry topping. D#mer wiil be served from 6 until 8 ,o. m. Dance- 9 P. m until t ( m. • We urepleaedto aanoaneeforyour dancingpleaure- River Chae This i one of the bet band in Wet V'zrgini Theyplay a variety of muMc and are proven crowed pleaem. Couple: Dinner & Dance $75 Couple: Dinner Only $40 Couple: Dance Only $40 Individual: Dinner & Dance $40 Individual: Dinner Only $20 Individual: Dance Only $20 LOTT6Ry Good Things Happen When You Play. Note." Parlyfatm wifi be provided Leal bewrage will be available at the bar on. Come on out and celebrate New Year's Eve. Please call as soon as possible as we need to know your dinner selection and seating arrangement requests. This event is open to the public and seatingis limited. Please make your reservations by calling Debbie Wykle at466-ot4o or Russ Lowry, 466oo38. more than Sl 1.7MILLION. in all games and prize amounts claimed in October 2003 Martha E. 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