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8 - Hinton News Tues. Dec. 16, 2003 SCHOOL MENU National Park Ranger Visits Kindergarten Class COMPETITIVE RATES These students in Ms. Danita Richmond's Kindergarten Class were surprised when a National Park Ranger, Mark Bolinger, came to visit them. They eat quietly as he explained to them about the plants and animals in the Park. He told them how the Park belonged to everyone and what we must do to take care of the Park. The students were thrilled when Mr. Bolinger had them build a living river. He rolled out a long blue piece of material that served as the river, than had the students posing as rocks, plants, animals and the sun. Mr. Bolinger presented each student with a coloring book on the National Park. pictured above are: Front Row: Samantha Fewox, Brooke McPherson, Beth Cales, Brooke Jackson, and Hunter Bragg. Row 2: Kendale Meadows, Seen Walls, Nick Straub-Deck, Mr. Bolinger, Antonio Ford, and Ashley Minesky. Row 3: Keeley Harvey, Josh Smith, Zachery Hartwell, Matthew Carr, Amber Avis, Billy Trivett III and Caleb Meadows. Back Row: Ms. Danita Richmond, Teacher. Photo by Rebecca Ward COUNTY COMMISSION The Summers County Commission will meet bi-weekly on Mondays at 9:00 a.m. in the County Courthouse. Meetings for Dec. are as follows: Monday, December 22nd. Contact Mary Beth Merritt, County Clerk at 466-7104 if you have items for the agenda. HINTON AREA FOUNDATION GRANTS The Grant Committee of the Hinton Area Foundation will be accepting grant applications through January 31, 2004. The Foundation makes discretionary and field-of-interest grants to charitable organizations in the areas of education, health and human services, the arts, public recreation and beautification in the Hinton-Summers County area. Grant applications may be picked up at the Summers County Library and mailed to The Hinton Area Foundation, P. O. Box 217, Hinten, WV. 25951 before the January 31st. deadline. TOYS FOR YOUNG ONES Loaves and Fishes invites parents, grandparents, family members and or friends of children in Summers County to come select Christmas toys for their young ones. There is a large selection for boys and girls• Come chose your toy, game, book, stuffed animal, fruit and candy on Mon., Dec. 22 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. This is Santa's last minute shopping for adults only. $2.00 charge per children shopped for. CHRISTMAS 'CANTATA James Chapel Methodist Church at True will present a Christmas Cantata "Call Him Jesus," Dec. 21, 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served after the program. Everyone welcome. CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Summers County High School band, under the direction of Becky Green, will be presenting their annual Christmas Concert on December 18th. at 6:30 p.m.'in the high school auditorium. Cost for admission will be $3 per person or $5 per couple. All proceeds will go to support Jennifer Bennett, American Ambassador Band Student, who will be touring and playing in Europe in the summer of 2004. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Upland Baptist Church Christmas program and candlelight service will be Sat., Dec. 20 at 7:00 ).m. : Week of December 15th. thru 19th. BREAKFAST Mon. Dee. 15th. Cinnamon Honey Wheatberry Toast, Choice of Cereal, Variety 100% juice, Variety cold milk. Tues. Dee. 16th. Hot creamy oatmeal w/brown sugar & raisins, Cinnamon raisin bread, Banana, Variety cold milk. Wed. Dec. 17th Pizza Bagels, Choice of Cereal, Variety 100%juice, Variety cold milk. Thurs. Dec. 18th. Sunbeam glazed donuts, Granola Bar, Variety 100% juice, Variety cold milk. Fri. Dec. 19th. Baked cinnamon sticks, Choice of cereal, Variety 100% juice, Variety cold milk. LUNCH Mon, Dec. 15th. Dress your own Super Dog! Slaw/onions/chili/relish, Spicy potato wedges w/ketchup or ranch dip, Molasses baked beans, Hot blackberry cobbler, Variety cold milk, Fruit roll ups @ Elementary, Milkshakes @ SMS & SCHS. Water available. Tues. Dec. 16th. Chicken fajita wrap w/salsa or sour cream, Golden brown tater tots, Spicy brown rice, Pudding, Variety fresh fruit, Variety cold milk. Water available. Wed. Dec. 17th. Screamin steamin chili w/beans, Hot golden cornbread, Colelsaw or Cooked cabbage, Cold Applesauce, Melt-in- your mouth brownie, Variety cold milk, "Chili Fest" @ SMS & SCHS. • Water available. Thurs. Dec. 18tlx Turkey & dressing supreme, Hot wheat roll, Sweet potatoes, Cranberry sauce, Grand green beans, Christmas cake! Variety fresh fruits, Variety cold milk. Water available. Fri. Dec. 19th.Pepperoni Pizza, Cheezy wheat bread stixs and non fat dip, Sweet golden corn, Variety fresh fruits, Variety cold milk. Water available. SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY Summers County Solid Waste Authority meets on the 3rd. Monday of each month at 4:30 pm at the Memorial Bldg., Hinton. 466-0695. Everyone is welcome to attend. , CLOTHES CLOSET Clothes Closet at Grace ]aptist Church, Sand Knob Road, Nimitz, will be open every Thursday from 7:00 to 9:00. Call 466-1615 for more information or appointment for 0ther;days. A church that cares because Jesus Cares. ALUMINUM CAN DRIVE Summers County Volunteer Fire Dept. 13 is conducting aluminum drive. Please save all your cans for the Fire Dept. Drop off at the station or call 466-2389 for pickup. A©tlvltles Week of Dec. 14 - Dec. 20 Sun., Dec. 14 - Closed Mon., Monday Night Football Tue., Pool Tournament w/chance to win Big Bucksl! Wed., Ladles Night - Jim Snyder Playing Thurs., Bingo Starts 6:30 p.m. Fri., 8 p.m. Bob Smith playing - Country Favorites. Sat., Weekly Drawing 9 p.m. Free Juke Box Phone 466-2361 SINGING CONVENTION The Summers County Singing Convention will hold it's monthly meeting Sun., Dec. 21, from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. at Mary Jane Memorial, Streeter Rd., Jumping Branch. All gospel singers and musicians are invited to participate and everyone is invited to attend. PIT ROW CLASSIC Appearing at 7:00 p.m. Friday, Dec. 19 at the Pit Row Classic will be The Crevier Family, featuring "Bruce Crevier'. Bruce is a four times Guinness Book of World Record Holder. The presentation is sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Team participating in the Pit Row Classic will be: Summers County, Princeton, Clay County and Pocahontas County, Don't miss this exciting show. "CHRISTMAS PROGRAM There will be a Christmas play, "Meadow Creek Rest Haven" at Meadow Creek Baptist Church on Sun., Dec. 21 from 10:00 a.m. till 12:00. Pastor Eddie Johnson and congregation invites everyone to attend. PSD MEETING Meadow Creek PSD Board Me,etings are held every 2nd. Tuesday of the month at 3:00 pm at the PSD Office. The public is invited to attend. New River Animal Hospital's "Early Inspection for Early Detection" Promotion "During December &Januoryyou can have your pet tested for hidden illness like diabetes, ' urinary tract infections, and worms os well as some kidney end liver problems for the ridiculously low price of $3.00!" NRAH will do a fecal test and a urine dipstick test (urine mustbe freely given ) BOTH for $3.001 Call 466-0251 And Make An Appointment I LADY BOBCATS SEASON TICKETS ON SALE Season Tickets to home Summers County Lady Bobcats Girls basketball games are on sale at Summers County High School, or; you may contact any member of the Summers County Lady Bobcats. Season tickets to Summers County Boys Basketball games are also available, Adult season tickets are only $25 and Student season tickets are only $15. Both Season tickets provide a savings of $15 off the regular admission price. The Boys Basketball team hosts Princeton on Dec. 16th and the Lady Bobcats first home game is on Dec. 19 as they host Princeton, zpocahontas Co., and Clay Co. in thePit Row Classic. JB-NIMITZ PSD The regular monthly meeting of the Jumping Branch-Nimitz PSD is held the first Monday of each month at 5 im. the meetings are open to the public. Competitive Auto Rates. Whether You Drive a Two-nbor, Four-Door or Through a Garage Door. For a free auto quote, call me... Stop by... Log on -- it's your choice! *Auto ,Home =Financial Products eBusiness Ann H. Gore Ph: 466-1075 gorea l@nationwide.com Nationwide" Insurance & Financial Services Nationwide Is On Your ide? Ufe insurance en by Nat,s*vide Life Imunmce Company. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Affiliated Companies, Home Office: Columbus t OH 43215-2220 A1 11/00 TO SUBSCRIBERS IN Fay Raldgh,' Cam2xier, Monroe and Summers Counties. Contact your nearby Cellular One  location for details. CELWLARI00IIE by Highlm Cellular We're here for you. THIMBLE 'N' PLOW GIFT SHOP 20% to 50% of Storewide Thurs. Dec. 18 thru Dec. 24 Open Tues. - Sat. 10 - 5 p.m. Sun. 1 - 5 p.m. Refreshments - Free Gift Drawing Ph: 466-3334 Sale excludes consignments - Close 3:00 p.m. Dec. 24 Happy Holidays I llg0000t00's Holiday Hoedown[ presented by the Talcoa 7 p.m. - Dec. 19 Talcott Gym 7 p.m.- Dec. 20 Memorial Building ,.,€ ,2 .