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Sunday, April 12, 2015 E1

James Logue

Columnist Got milk? Gov. Tomblin wore out his veto pen this year, rejecting more than 30 bills passed by the Legislature during its recently completed session. The governor is consider- ing a supplemental appro- priation for the purchase of more veto pens from Bic. More on that later. One of the many bills ve- toed included one that would have allowed West Virginians to buy raw milk. Tomblin said “consum- ing raw milk has inherent dangers, and it may con- tain bacteria that is particu- larly dangerous to children, pregnant women and per- sons with compromised im- munity.” One of the sponsors of the bill, Sen. Daniel Hall, R-Wyoming, groused to The Charleston Gazette: “I knew the health community would by Christine Snyder about doing for college. I told him I loved get to him.” FOR THE EXPONENT TELEGRAM being on stage, but I was too scared to Damn those people for pursue it. It didn’t seem like a practical looking out for the public’s ans of a West Virginia-born art- choice, and I could end up being a com- ist who’s landed roles in nine health and well-being. Who plete failure. So I told him I had decid- do they think they are? Broadway shows and worked ed I would probably major in education or alongside Julie Andrews, Tom- Somewhere, I imagine, F nursing or a ‘safe’ career.” Louis Pasteur is spinning in my Tune, Kristin Chenoweth and other But Wyatt’s father didn’t encourage her his grave. stars can soon catch up on her career in to follow the cautious course. a fun way. The measure passed over- “He told me that if theater was my pas- whelmingly in the House of Kirsten Wyatt’s one-woman concert sion, I would always regret not going for it. Delegates (81-19) and nar- March 6 at the New York supper club 54 After all, what did I have to lose? We made rowly in the Senate (18-16). Below highlights her life as a “Broadway a deal that I would audition for three of the gypsy,” the shorthand for seasoned char- top college musical theater programs, be- It had the support of many, acter actors who make a living on the cause then I’d know if I was good enough.” including those cows who do Great White Way. Wyatt won acceptance at two of the the commercials for Chick- The title — “Kirsten Wyatt: Gypsies, schools she’d been eyeing and headed fi l-A. Tramps and Elves” — also spotlights her off to the University of Cincinnati Col- The bill would have ab- penchant for portraying elves. Besides her lege-Conservatory of Music. Last year, solved the seller of raw milk work in the Broadway musical “Elf,” she the school honored Wyatt with its Distin- of any liability if the con- has played a shoemaker’s elf in “Shrek guished Alumni Award. sumer had gotten sick or The Musical” and a Higbee’s Department “I’m so grateful for my training there. was found grazing out in the Store elf in “A Christmas Story.” It put me on my path to really fi nding my front yard. The cabaret’s description of the show legs as a performer and introduced me According to the on- calls Wyatt “one of Broadway’s favorite to extraordinarily talented people,” said gypsies” and concludes: “Join her for an line publication Food Safe- Wyatt, whose career has included playing ty News, West Virginia is evening of celebrating the life of a wee Frenchy in “Grease,” as well as perfor- character woman with a squeaky voice one of 17 states that pro- mances in “Annie,” “High Fidelity,” “The hibits the sale of raw milk. and the inevitable typecasting that goes Pajama Game,” “Guys and Dolls,” “Sweet along with it.” Charity,” “Peter Pan,” “Mame,” the 1999 Pennsylvania sells it, but “It’s both exciting and terrifying” to revival of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie the publication noted that think of spending an hour alone on stage, Brown” and many others. in 2012, 35 people got sick explained Wyatt, who started performing This spring fi nds Wyatt with acting from raw milk produced by as an elementary school student when she roles lined up, but also branching into new a Keystone State dairy farm. was cast as a munchkin in the Clarksburg ventures, including a web series, “Broad- Funny how folks in Penn- Art Center’s production of “The Wizard way Nosh,” which melds her love of food sylvania. demand raw milk of Oz.” and theater. yet their Iron City is pas- “I got hooked when I made people laugh “Each episode features me and one of teurized. in my audition,” Wyatt recalled. my favorite Broadway stars cooking their Supporters say raw milk In the years ahead, Wyatt continued favorite recipe,” Wyatt said. “We make has curative powers and is to fi nd joy in music, movement and per- everything from homemade pasta to Viet- worth the risk. Plus, they formance, traveling often with her par- namese summer rolls. But most impor- say, it’s all about free choice. ents to shows in Pittsburgh, acting at the tantly, we have a good time. Always.” Here is a partial list of Clarksburg Art Center and at Washing- The six-episode series is set to debut by other bills vetoed by the ton Irving High School and studying with early March on broadwaynosh.com, and governor: dance teachers Annabel Timms and Bon- two upcoming guests will be Laura Osnes House Bill 54788 — Would nie McGowan. From top, Kirsten Wyatt with fellow and Krysta Rodriguez. West Virginian Khris Lewin in “My One have required the DEP to It wasn’t until she was halfway through “It’s my fi rst time ever writing, produc- and Only” produced by Godspeed Mu- high school that Wyatt began to see the merge with the DNR ASAP ing and hosting anything,” Wyatt said. sicals. Wyatt appeared as Eliza Doo- but only on the QT theater as a career choice. “It’s a lot of work but a lot of fun.” little in “My Fair Lady” as a student at Senate Bill 27431 — “I remember I was in the car with my Washington Irving High School. “The dad and he asked me what I was thinking See WYATT, E3 Boy Friend,” directed by Julie Andrews. Would have allowed motor- ists to turn right — then left — then right again on red HB83859 — The You Kids Get Off My Lawn Act of Flutter feud 2015 SB33953 — Requiring an A war is raging on my my front door. brick was covered in — you On the roof below stood audit of the state Auditor’s front porch. The battle has That gives Ms. Robin three guessed it — dead grass and Ms. Robin. Her eyes were Genny Offi ce been ongoing for two, maybe other prime pillar choices, twigs and moss. trained on mine as though HB17332 — Would have three weeks. McCutcheon in addition to twodogwood Ms. Robin is a pesky old she’d been perched there a prohibited “The Big Bang It’s a one-on-one strug- trees and the aforemen- bird. And while a small good while, willing my atten- Theory” in our schools in gle. My weapon is a broom. tioned fl owering crab. But part of me admires her per- tion. Columnist addition to “Mike and Mol- My opponent uses dead grass I’m dealing with one stub- sistence, the game is getting Eyes dark, breast swelled ly” and twigs and leaves and born bird. old. — she was not a happy bird. SB97124 — Would restore strands of something that Had she completed the I tilted the brick up, on “Game over,” I said. “I looks like Spanish moss. If it that tree is the question of nest before I caught her, I its side. That afternoon I win.” the death penalty, but with is Spanish moss, she’s trans- the month. would have surrendered. But opened the door to get the I fi nished my work and death by chocolate porting it a long, long way. I don’t have a problem Ms. Robin didn’t bother to mail, and a new trail of grass skipped down the stairs. HB82234 — Eliminating My adversary is a bird — with robins. I like them. I clean up her loose trappings. and leaves and moss had ar- Through the oval window of the tax on jerky a bird that insists on build- do. I like the way they puff When I fi rst spotted moss rived. our front door, I spied what SB66385 — Would have ing her nest atop a pillar on out their red breasts. I like and grass scattered be- I did everything shy of looked like a dangling length required all medical provid- my front porch. I have yet the way they whistle and low the pillar, I grabbed my putting up a sign that reads, of twine. Further inspection ers to inform patients that to catch her in the act, but tweet, reminding me it’s trusty broom and swept “Do Not Even Think of revealed the beginnings of “This is going to pinch a lit- I know she’s a robin. She is spring. I like how they tee- away the beginnings of a Nesting Here.” a nest resting on the ledge tle” cunning and sneaky and, oh, ter on electric wires without nest. Two hours later, Ms. Gary, in a show of solidar- above the door. HB30125 — Would have so determined. lighting up. Robin had redone what I had ity, scaled the ladder and From somewhere among prohibited Liam Neeson undone. placed an old scrub brush on Ms. Robin and her boy- But I’m starting to dislike the branches of the fl ower- from carrying concealed friend (or husband or signif- this robin, the one that re- Again, I reached for my top of the same brick I had ing crab, I heard my enemy. weapons icant other) fl itter and fl ut- fuses to relocate her nest. I broom. Again, she rebuilt. positioned on the pillar. “Not so fast,” she chirped. SB72742 — Would have ter about our yard. They don’t mind if she builds on On the third or fourth go- “That should end this,” allowed voters to cast bal- keep watch from the branch- my pillar. I just want her to around, I climbed a ladder said my valiant husband. “Not so fast.” lots at Little General Stores es of the fl owering crab that steer clear of the two col- and placed a brick over the Later, I glanced over my Genny McCutcheon can be reached shades our porch swing. Why umns people pass between depression in the column’s shoulder and out the window at [email protected] or follow on James Logue can be reached at she doesn’t build her nest in when they make their way to top. The next morning, the of my second-fl oor study. Twitter@GeNRMac [email protected] E2 Sunday, April 12, 2015 TV Grid and Columns

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Dear Abby Horoscope

by Eugenia Last feelings by overspending or a misunderstanding occurs. It’s overindulging. If you are un- better to be safe than sorry. Mom threatens to fi ght son’s Put your skills on the line. certain about a situation, do a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. The more you take on this year, little soul-searching and con- 23-Dec. 21) — You have the the better off you will be. Idle sider your motives and choices. compassion necessary to help time will lead to doubts or in- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — someone less fortunate. Align silence with silence of her own decision. Stay focused on your Keep your thoughts and feel- yourself with an agency or or- goals, and use any means nec- ings hidden until you feel com- ganization that will utilize your ant that you concentrate ute to household chores. There essary to improve your fi nan- fortable enough to discuss skills. Your service will make a by Abigail Van Buren cial picture. Partnerships will on your relationships with are no rules as to who does them. You have plenty to gain difference. DEAR ABBY: My 34-year- lead to success. via an ironclad plan and care- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- friends and other family what, but somehow everything ARIES (March 21-April old, single, independent son members (if there are any) gets done. ful strategy. Jan. 19) — Emotional out- completely ignores me. He 19) — Make sure you accu- and activities that bring The disagreement we’re hav- rately communicate what you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) bursts will develop if you are won’t answer texts, emails, you happiness because, ing relates to laundry. When I — Self-improvement projects pushy. Give others a chance to postal mail or phone calls. have to offer before you enter clearly, your relationship do it, the last steps are: Remove into a joint venture. Don’t as- take time and energy. Thinking make decisions without your Weeks and months go by with with your son does not. the clothes from the dryer, place sume the other party has your that you could enhance your interference. If you give some- no meaningful conversation be- DEAR ABBY: My daughter them on top, then sort, fold and best interest at heart. Do some appearance via a product that one leeway, you’ll get what you tween us. just got engaged and is begin- put away. thorough research before tak- promises the impossible is fool- want in the end. ish. A proper diet and regular AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I am sick of it, and tired of be- ning to plan her wedding. Her My wife claims that tak- ing the plunge. ing treated so disrespectfully. I exercise are the best ways to 19) — If you want to discov- fi ance has been married be- ing the clothes out of the dry- TAURUS (April 20-May thought I had raised my son to success. er the truth, go on a fact-fi nd- fore, but she hasn’t. She wants er and placing them on top cre- 20) — Spend time with the be more thoughtful of others, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ing mission. Don’t make a de- a band at the reception, and ates wrinkles, and what I really young people in your life. You especially his mother. can be a positive role model if 23) — Face facts and do your cision until you understand the he wants a D.J. (which he had need to do is take one item out best to cut ties with people ramifi cations. Not everyone I’m ready to put an end to my of the dryer, fold it, and then you treat them with respect misery by ignoring him back at his fi rst wedding). My hus- and listen to their ideas with- who are constantly upsetting will have your best interests at repeat until the dryer is empty, and “forgetting” holidays. That band is paying for the entire af- out being judgmental. or depressing you. Surround heart. sorting as I go. I maintain that may not seem motherly, but I’m fair, and he and I support our GEMINI (May 21-June yourself with positive, upbeat PISCES (Feb. 20-March this does not seem logical. weary of trying to get him to be daughter in this. 20) — Reconsider your medi- people who are on your wave- 20) — Fundraising events will There is no data to back her more responsive. Any sugges- I know this seems like a small cal, fi nancial or contractual op- length. bring you into contact with tions? — IGNORED MOM IN thing, but her fi ance is really claim, and all it does is make ex- tions. Look over documents and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. people who share your ideals ATLANTA digging in his heels. Would it be tra work for me. I would appre- make needed amendments. Ro- 22) — A joint venture will turn and principles. Get in touch DEAR IGNORED MOM: I wrong for her to pull the “this ciate your thoughts. — FLUFF mance is on the horizon. sour if you aren’t on the same with your community repre- don’t know how often you is my one and only wedding” AND FOLD CANCER (June 21-July page as your partner. Be clear sentatives to determine how have been calling, email- card? This fi ght seems ridicu- DEAR F AND F: When 22) — You can’t ignore hurt about your expectations before you can help. ing, texting and writing to lous to us. What do you think? clothes are removed from your son, but from what you — PARENTS OF THE BRIDE the dryer and tossed in a have written, it might be a DEAR PARENTS: I’m pile, wrinkles can set in. relief to both of you if you glad you asked. I think that However, if the garments Dr. Roach stop — at least for a while. if your daughter goes that are removed individually If he notices the silence and route, it may not be her one and then folded or hung up, reaches out, you can dis- and only wedding. And I they remain wrinkle-free. cuss the reason for it then. urge you and your husband Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Bu- Keep looking for cause of stiff, swollen knee However, if he doesn’t, to stay out of it and let the ren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and you will have to accept that two lovebirds resolve this by Keith Roach, M.D. tis without yet having had ANSWER: Most pills are was founded by her mother, Pauline skin lesions of psoriasis. very well-absorbed. I won- for whatever reason, this is for themselves. Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. DEAR DR. ROACH: Two the way he wants it. And if DEAR ABBY: My wife and I Changes in the fi ngernails der if you are taking a DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los months ago, my right lower are common in psoriatic long-acting drug, like the that’s the case, it is import- are retired, so we both contrib- Angeles, CA 90069. leg and knee became swollen, arthritis, and they are a Procardia XL brand of stiff and painful. My GP did an clue that experienced cli- nifedipine. This medica- EKG (normal) and ordered a nicians look for. An X-ray tion is in a non-absorbable Heloise sonogram for detection of deep usually is defi nitive. capsule that can absorb vein thrombosis. The test was It is possible that your water from the intestine, negative. He also ruled out in- knee problem is psoriat- which pushes the liquid nio, TX 78279-5001. Baking just tossing used dryer sheets, fection and cellulitis. ic arthritis, but it is much, medication out through a Sour towels soda makes a quick, safe place them in the bottom of The leg is still stiff and pain- much more likely to be one laser-drilled hole in the oth- Dear Heloise: In a re- and handy tooth polish on your wastebaskets to add a lit- ful, though not as swollen. of three other conditions: a er end of the capsule. The cent column, you mentioned a damp toothbrush. Brush, tle fragrance. They help keep The scariest aspect of this is meniscal tear, osteoarthri- capsule often is seen in the how to deal with sour-smell- rinse and you’ll have fresh the bottom of the wastebas- that my right calf muscle feels tis of the knee or a ruptured bowel movement, which knotted and hard, and my knee ing towels. Your hint referred breath. — Heloise kets cleaner. — Marlene J., Baker’s cyst. The sensation worries people if they don’t seems to “catch” and resist full know that the medicine in- to adding baking soda (Helo- Poland, Ind. of “catching” in the knee extension. is classic for a meniscal side it has already been ab- ise here: add a cup of bak- Cheap eats Two considerations are on tear, and inability to ful- sorbed. Some other medi- ing soda to the rinse cy- No knots my mind as I try to fi nd an- ly extend the knee can be cines use this same system. cle). How do you do this for Dear Heloise: My wife swers: I spend hours a day due to meniscal disease as Talk to your pharmacist. front-loading machines? — and I eat breakfast or lunch Dear Heloise: To avoid a working at a computer and for- well. The sensation of the READERS: The book- A Reader, Bozeman, Mont. out several times a week. We knotted chain, my jeweler sug- get to take “walking” breaks, calf muscle being involved let on abnormal heart A simple solution! Wash meet up with friends, have a gested putting chain necklac- and I was diagnosed with pso- leads me to suspect a rup- rhythms explains atrial towels as you normally do. nice meal, and there’s no cook- es in really small, zipper-top riasis one month before my leg tured Baker’s cyst; howev- fi brillation and the more When the cycle is done, put ing or cleaning up. Alice is the plastic bags, leaving the clasp became swollen. I mention this er, an ultrasound done for common heart rhythm dis- 1 cup of baking soda in the cook, and I’m the bottle wash- part of the chain hanging out because my largest psoriatic deep vein thrombosis usu- turbances in greater de- er, so it’s “the kitchen is closed” the top, and then zipper the machine and run it one plaque (several inches wide) is ally makes that diagnosis. tail. Readers can obtain a time off. bag almost closed. It works on my right ankle. Could my Given that this has been copy by writing: Dr. Roach more time, only on rinse. Here’s how we save a bundle great! — M.J., via email Baking soda is a wonderful leg swelling and pain be caused going on for two months, — No. 107, Box 536475, Or- of money: Drink water rather by psoriatic arthritis? My GP it’s time to check back in lando, FL 32853-6475. En- freshener and cleaner, and than iced tea or coffee. A cup of close a check or money it’s cheap! I have compiled says no. with your doctor, who may coffee can run $2.50, and iced Candle-wax I am a 60-year-old woman in order (no cash) for $4.75 a collection of my favor- wish to do an X-ray of the tea the same. We each order a removal otherwise good health; I take knee or have you see an or- U.S./$6. Can. with the re- ite hints involving baking salad and an appetizer some- no medications. — B.M. thopedic surgeon. cipient’s printed name and soda in a handy pamphlet. times, and not expensive en- Dear Heloise: To easily re- ANSWER: Psoriatic ar- DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m address. Please allow four If you would like to re- trees. It adds up. — Dennis and move candle wax from candle- thritis most commonly af- 89. Last week, I happened to weeks for delivery. ceive one, send $5 and a Dixie, Washington, D.C. sticks, stick them in the freez- fects small joints, partic- look at my stool and see a whole Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to long, stamped (70 cents), er for an hour or so. When I ularly of the hands and pill there. Another day, I tried answer individual letters, but will incor- self-addressed envelope Second life take them out, the candle wrists, and it can be quite chewing it, but it was awful. Do porate them in the column whenever to: Heloise/Baking Soda, wax easily pops off the candle- destructive. Some peo- you have any idea what I can possible. Readers may email questions P.O. Box 795001, San Anto- Dear Heloise: Instead of sticks. — Becca in Tennessee ple have psoriatic arthri- do? — L.R. to [email protected]. Celebrations, Hometown Sunday, April 12, 2015 E3 ANNIVERSARY BIRTHS MCKINNEY — A son, Mach- BAILEY — A son, Jeremi- Jan and Sue Bonnell, Penns- Rush Alfred Lownsbery, 7 ali Storm McKinney, 8 pounds, ah Joseph Bailey, 4 pounds, boro, Dorothy Hass, Akron, pounds 11 ounces, was born 1 ounce, was born March 30, 10 ounces, was born March New York, Jack Powell, Salem. April 4, 2015, at United Hos- 2015, at United Hospital Center, 30, 2015, at United Hospital pital Center, Bridgeport, to Bridgeport, to Timothy McKin- Center, Bridgeport, to Aman- KNIGHT — A daughter, Travis Lownsbery and Mariah ney and Catherine Hayhurst of da Garrett and Christopher Vayda Jean Knight, 7 pounds, Rush of Clarksburg. Maternal Salem. Maternal grandparents Bailey of Clarksburg. Mater- 15 ounces, was born Feb. 27, grandparents are Robin An- are Robert Hayhurst and Nan- nal grandparents are Melissa 2015, at United Hospital Cen- natte Rush and the late Buck- cy Hayhurst, Weston. Paternal Garrett, Clarksburg, Joseph ter, Bridgeport, to Julie and ley Ray Rush, Clarksburg. Pa- grandparents are Tim and Kar- Garrett, Clarksburg. Paternal Chris Knight of Bridgeport. ternal grandparents are Linda en McKinney, Salem. grandparents are Debbie Bailey Mother’s maiden name is Lip- Sue King and Alfred James and Bryant Bailey, Sun Valley. scomb. Maternal grandparents Lownsbery, Lansing, Michigan. GEORGE — A son, Dray- Great-grandfather is Lance Bai- are Al and Judy Lipscomb, Great-grandparents are the late ven Gage George, 7 pounds, ley, Sun Valley. Grafton. Paternal grandparents Porter and Mary Whitehair, 4 ounces, was born March 30, are Suzie Knight and the late Bridgeport, Delcie and Marion 2015, at United Hospital Cen- SCALISE — A daughter, Roy “Butch” Knight, Grafton. Push, Baltimore, Maryland. ter, Bridgeport, to Christopher Lucia Marie Scalise, 7 pounds, Great-grandparents are Glen Williams and Emily George of 8 ounces, was born March 31, and Jean Feather, Bruceton COGIS — A son, Shane Lee Clarksburg. Maternal grand- 2015, at United Hospital Center, Mills. Cogis, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, was parents are Selina George and Bridgeport, to Trey and Anna born April 3, 2015, at United Todd Gring, Clarksburg. Pa- Scalise of Clarksburg. Mother’s GRANT — A son, Con- Hospital Center, Bridgeport, to ternal grandparents are Penny maiden name is Colombo. Ma- nor Michael Grant, 7 pounds, Gina and Charles Cogis of Lost Williams and John Williams, ternal grandparents are Chris 13 ounces, was born April 1, Creek. Mother’s maiden name Clarksburg. Great-grandpar- and Liz Colombo, Clarksburg. 2015, at United Hospital Cen- is Holcomb. Maternal grand- ents are James George and Sha- Paternal grandparents are Sam ter, Bridgeport, to Travis “T.J.” parents are Herbert and Mary Ronald and Vickie Shaver ron George, Clarksburg. and Judy Scalise, Clarksburg. and Louann Grant of Clarks- Holcomb, California, Connie Great-grandmother is Evelyn burg. Mother’s maiden name Holcomb, Mount Clare. Pater- Shavers celebrate 50 years HARDMAN — A son, Blake Snider, Clarksburg. is Lawson. Maternal grand- nal grandparents are Flossie Alexander Hardman, 8 pounds, parents are James and Leah Cogis, Lost Creek, the late Rog- Ronald and Vickie Shaver of Ronald and Vickie have 3 ounces, was born March 30, WILLIAMS — A son, Ma- Lawson, Clarksburg. Pater- er Cogis. son David Williams, 7 pounds, Salem will celebrate their 50th three children: Vanita Hay- 2015, at United Hospital Cen- nal grandparents are Robert ter, Bridgeport, to Ashley and 5 ounces, was born March 31, RITCH — A daughter, Echo wedding anniversary on April hurst, Clarksburg, Lanita and Nora Grant, Clarksburg. Craig Hardman of Stonewood. 2015, at United Hospital Cen- Great-grandparents are Mary Morgan Rae Ritch, 7 pounds, 17, 2015. Stewart, Clarksburg, and Ray- Mother’s maiden name is Clay- ter, Bridgeport, to Shawn and Garrett and the late Glen Gar- 13, ounces, was born April 4, The couple were married mond Shaver, Salem. pool. Maternal grandparents Sarah Williams of Clarksburg. rett Sr., Ohio, James and Luan- 2015, to Carrie Ruposky and April 17, 1965, by the Rev. Their grandchildren’s are Barbara Kimble and Ernie Mother’s maiden name is Glov- na Grant, Salem, Tom and Nan- Channing Ritch of Clarksburg. Mayles. names are Shasta and Dallas Claypool, both of Stonewood. er. Maternal grandfather is Da- cy Lawson, Summit Park. Maternal grandparents are Vickie is the former Vick- Hayhurst, Ronald J. Fragmin, Paternal grandfather is Richard vid Glover, Clarksburg. Pater- Tina Barnett and Jesse Maxson ie Shields, daughter of Gerald Paul Fragmin, Dominica Pe- Hardman Jr., Mount Clare. nal grandparents are Gary and MADITZ — A son, Dominik of Clarksburg. Paternal grand- and Catherine Shields of Sa- ters (Nikki), Shala and Austin. Cindy Williams, Nutter Fort. Wayne Maditz, 7 pounds, 5 parents are Cynthia Kram- lem. There are seven great-grand- STEVENS — A son, Joseph ounces, was born March 30, er-Ritch of Bear Creek, Missou- Ronald is the son of John and children with another on the Ray Stevens, 5 pounds, was HASS — A daughter, Harp- 2015, at United Hospital Center, ri, Raymond Ritch of Anmoore. Georgia Shaver, also of Salem. way in August. born March 30, 2015, at United er Adelle Hass, 6 pounds, 2 Bridgeport, to Paul W. Maditz Hospital Center, Bridgeport, to ounces, was born March 25, Jr. and Christina D. McKinney KETRON — A daughter, Michael Eugene Stevens and 2015, at United Hospital Cen- of Salem. Maternal grandpar- Arya Nicole Ketron, 5 pounds, CLUB NEWS Julie Ann Stevens of Manning- ter, Bridgeport, to Ronald and ents are Mike McKinney, Sa- 14 ounces, was born April 5, ton. Maternal grandparents are Brittney Hass of West Union. lem, Patty Mossor, West Union. 2015, at United Hospital Cen- Laurel Park CEOS and hydration. Denzil Ray Yost, Mannington, Mother’s maiden name is Pow- Paternal grandparents are Paul ter, Bridgeport, to Megan Fallo Lunch was served by Mauller Lisa Renee Martin, Manning- ell. Maternal grandparents are W. Maditz Sr. and Jessie L. Ma- and Brian Ketron of Weston. to those attending: Linda Cross, The Laurel Park CEOS met ton. Paternal grandparents are Matt and Sherri Bonnell, West ditz, Clarksburg. Great-grand- Maternal grandparents are Jean Travis, Yvonne Ritter, Jeff and Amy Fallo. Paternal March 10 at the home of club Milly Kellar and Michael Eu- Union, Tim Powell, Salem. Pa- parents are Robert and Betty Millie Young, Shirley Murphy grandmother is Janice Ketron. member Cathy Mauller. gene Stevens Sr., Mannington. ternal grandparents are Ronald Maditz, Clarksburg, Jay and Betty Plice, Dottie Mitchell and Great-grandparents are Betty and Jamie Hass, West Union. Great-grandparents are Carme- Devotions were presented by Nettie McKinney, Smithburg. Jean Allen. Mae Stevens and Fred Ray Ste- Great-grandparents are Jim la and Charlie Fallo and Ellen Mauller using Matthew 7:7-12. vens, Mannington. and Jackie Bland, West Union, LOWNSBERY — A son, Ketron. The fl ag salutes were made to Sunny Croft the American and West Virgin- ia fl ags. Bridge Club CLUB NEWS Members were remind- ed of upcoming dates: Volun- The Sunny Croft Bridge Club Clarksburg Jeanne Marsh and Dorry The Lady Bugs will not tion: A Time-Honored Meth- teer Week from April 12-18, met April 1 with Betty Sherrill Sambol, Pat Stout and Den- meet in April but are encour- od of Preserving Food,” was Area Meeting on May 2 and the as hostess. Duplicate Bridge nis Mick, and Ruth and Dr. aged to have reservations for presented by Reona Heater Health Walk on April 13. Four tables played, and the Bob Thompson. Achievement Day and also at- and Donna Chipps, who also Health motivator leader Bet- winner was Jeanne Marsh. Sec- Association tend County Council on April served lunch to those attend- ty Pulice explained the impor- ond-place winner was Dot Beto- Lady Bugs CEOS 8. ing. The Clarksburg Dupli- tance of exercise and walking. nte, and in third place was Pen- The Lady Bugs welcomed Sandy Richison and Lynn cate Bridge Association met Committee reports were giv- ny Boyles. The Lady Bugs CEOS met Lynn Fox as a new member Fox won the door prizes. en by Dottie Mitchell, Shirley Others playing were: Shirley March 16 at the Harrison March 11 at the Vincent Me- County Senior Center. to their club. Attending the meeting Murphy and Betty Pulice. Dolan, Pat Stout, Millie Thom- morial United Methodist Lesson was given by Yvonne as, Patty Wells, Tania Gasata- Six teams played and the As some of their club proj- were: Janet Gorrell, Char- Church. Ritter. She explained the impor- ya, Martha Donnellan, Cindy winners were as follows: ects, the Lady Bugs donat- lene Burrows, June Foreman, tance of blood pressure, blood Davis, Priscilla Haning, Bet- First place, Shirley Murphy Charlene Burrows present- ed extra-large pillowcases to Sandy Richison, Reona Heat- glucose, triglycerides, choles- ty Cunningham, Joyce John- and Martha Donnellan; sec- ed the devotions. Highland Hospital, tote bags er, Donna Chipps, Marga- terol and body mass numbers. son, Ernie Dutchess and Dorry ond place, Frank Anguilli Flag salutes were recited by to CASA, as well as books ret Frost, Gertie Hannigan, The lesson for March was Sambol. and Ward Cox; third place, all present. Mary Newbrough to the Nutter Fort School li- Toots Britton, Mary New- given by Cathy Mauller. It The next game was set April Betty and Marvin Mick. recorded volunteer and exer- brary. brough, Barbara Leatherman explained food preservation 8 with Betty Sherrill as hostess. Others playing were: cise hours. The program, “Dehydra- and Lynn Fox. “In my business … well, in Victoria” fame who directed “She started laughing and WYATT any business … there are mo- Wyatt in the national touring said, ‘You can just call me (Continued from Page E1) ments of serious self-doubt,” cast of “The Boy Friend.” Jules.’ She was honestly one of she said. “This leads to you try- “I’ll never forget my fi rst day the most amazing women I’ve Great food is always on the ing to be what you think every- rehearsing with Julie Andrews. ever worked with. She is exact- menu when Wyatt makes a one else wants you to be. Ulti- I had a question and started to ly how you picture her being, visit home to West Virginia. mately, you learn that not being speak her name, but realized I and even in the most tense sit- “I love, love, love eating out in true to who you are is not sus- had no idea what to call her,” uations always handled herself Clarksburg — Oliverio’s, The tainable.” Wyatt remembered. “Dame Ju- gracefully. “She taught me that there is Wonder Bar, Minard’s. Another of Wyatt’s guiding lie? Ms. Andrews? Mary Pop- always room for kindness.” “Some of the ‘must haves’ principles came from Andrews, pins? So I sputtered around for on my list are always Tomaro’s the British legend of “My Fair a few seconds and then con- Lifestyles editor Mary Wade Burnside pepperoni rolls, a T&L hot dog Lady,” “Mary Poppins,” “The fessed I didn’t know how to ad- can be reached at (304) 626-1438 or and a salad at the Parkette. I Sound of Music” and “Victor/ dress her. by email at [email protected] don’t know why, but I can’t get a good old simple Italian sal- ad like that here in NYC. I also love anything at Provence and a steak hoagie at the Clique Club.” During spring and summer, the Bridgeport Farmers Mar- ket is also on Wyatt’s to-do list, she said. “I even volunteered there last year when I was home for a quick visit,” she said. “Wher- ever my family and friends can gather to have a good meal and better conversation is all right with me.” Back home in New York, Wyatt’s No. 1 companion is her husband of 11 years, ac- claimed jazz tenor saxophonist Sean Nowell, an Alabama na- tive trained at Boston’s Berklee College of Music who has per- formed twice at events orga- nized by the West Virginia Jazz Society. His work with his band, the Kung-Fu Masters, has been described as “compelling” and “jazz for the rave generation.” “He’s the most important person in my life,” she said. Wyatt’s delighted with the life she’s chosen, even when the going gets tough. “Being on stage is my great- est joy,” Wyatt noted, “but there is a lot of blood, sweat and tears that goes into mak- ing that happen. There are au- ditions and survival jobs and rejections and voice lessons and injuries and dance classes and student loans and a bajil- lion other things that basically add up to zero stability.” During diffi cult times, Wyatt holds onto a short-and-sweet bit of career advice: “You are enough.” E4 Sunday, April 12, 2015 Hometown Laryngeal paralysis in dogs can be serious Local News Trivia question: Can kit- In more advanced stages, cause there is no room for infection is active or recent. D&E students tens’ eyes change colors? cyanosis (a bluish tint to the error when treating this se- If your dog tests positive on Q: Is there such a disease as Points for gums and tongue from a lack rious condition. a screening test, you should attend Nurse laryngeal paralysis? My old of oxygen) may be visible. If Q: Is Lyme disease a prob- discuss additional testing Lab supposedly has it, and you believe your dog may be lem in dogs? How is it diag- with your veterinarian to de- Unity Day she coughs and gags all the experiencing symptoms asso- nosed and treated? termine if treatment is war- time. She sounds “hoarse” Pets ciated with laryngeal paraly- A: Lyme disease is a very ranted. In endemic areas, Seniors in the Davis & El- when she pants, and she sis, contact your veterinari- common infectious disease in such as in northeastern states kins College nursing pro- snores loud when sleeping. Gary an. the Northeast United States. like Massachusetts, annual gram joined with student Is there a treatment? Your veterinarian will ex- It is also a very controversial screening tests for Lyme dis- and professional nurses from McCutcheon throughout West Virginia to A: Yes, Laryngeal paraly- amine your dog’s larynx to subject among veterinarians ease are recommended. participate in Nurse Unity sis affects the larynx, the or- determine whether larynge- because most dogs that test If your dog does develop DVM Day at the Capitol in Charles- gan commonly known as the al paralysis is present. This positive are not clinically ill. clinical illness from Lyme ton. voice box. In addition to pro- generally requires sedation. This makes it diffi cult to de- disease, the most common The annual event allows ducing sound, this organ is Additional diagnostics, such termine which dogs should be signs are lameness, fever, those in the nursing profes- also responsible for protect- as chest and throat radio- treated. Lyme disease also af- lethargy and enlarged lymph sion an opportunity to learn ing the tracheal opening. Jennifer graphs and blood testing, in- fects humans, so it is a topic nodes. Clinical illness is ex- how current issues will im- Many small muscles and sec- cluding a thyroid screen, will of interest to everyone. pected 2-5 months after in- pact health care. tions of cartilage in the larynx Canfield help rule out complications Lyme disease is caused fection. The majority of dogs The students attended a work to close off the opening such as aspiration pneumo- by the spirochete bacteria respond very well to antibi- two-hour presentation with to the trachea during swal- DVM nia, megaesophogus (dilated Borrelia burgdorferi, and is otic treatment with Doxycy- guest speakers from state lowing and open it during esophagus) or tumors. transmitted to humans and cline or Amoxicillin. and national nursing organi- breathing. Laryngeal paral- The most common surgi- dogs by the nymph and adult Prevention is the key, and zations and observed sessions ysis occurs when the nerves cal solution for the condition stages of the black-legged the use of Frontline, Advan- in the House and Senate. controlling movement of the is the laryngeal tieback pro- tick, Ixodes scapularis. Tick tix, Seresto collars, Amitraz Area students who partic- muscles in the larynx do not cedure. Sutures are used to season in North Central West tick collars or the month- ipated are: Shelby Carr of Because of these serious Buckhannon and the daugh- function normally. risks associated with laryn- reposition a part of the carti- Virginia typically runs from ly oral tablet Nexgard are This leads to an obstruct- ter of Crystal and Stephen geal paralysis, early diagno- lage in the larynx to clear the April through August, but the most effective products. ed airway and limited, inef- obstructed airway. This sur- ticks have been found crawl- There is also a vaccine to pre- Carr of Buckhannon; Kelli sis and treatment is critical. Doss of Buckhannon; Heather fi cient breathing. It is im- gery will help the dog breathe ing around in January. vent Lyme disease. Speak to Fortunately, laryngeal pa- Finch-Rosa of Grafton; Jen- portant to understand that better, but the breathing of- Only about 10 percent of your veterinarian for more nifer Hairston of Clarksburg; dog’s must release their heat ralysis does not come about ten remains noisy. positive dogs will ever devel- information. suddenly. Clinical signs in Benjamin Hart of Belington by panting since they only One fairly common and se- op clinical illness from infec- Answer to trivia ques- and the son of Lisa and Phil- have sweat glands in the dogs affected with this con- rious risk associated with tion with the Lyme organism, tion: Yes, kittens’ eyes are dition include a history of ip Hart of Belington; Jessica pads of their paws. If unable this procedure is the devel- so many veterinarians argue usually blue when they fi rst Miles of Clarksburg; Kathryn to breathe normally, a dog loud and noisy breathing, opment of aspiration pneu- that treatment is not neces- open at 2 weeks of age, but Spears of Buckhannon and with laryngeal paralysis may panting or gasping, changes monia after surgery. This is sary for seemingly healthy they can change to brown, the daughter of Lois and Rob- begin to panic or hyperventi- to bark pitch, coughing and a surgery that should only be dogs. Today, we are fortunate orange or green. Eye color ert Spears of Elkins; Taylor late, which in turn can cause a limited ability to exercise performed by someone with to have two Lyme tests that is typically permanent by 3 Stump of Buckhannon; and more serious complications. before tiring. a great deal of experience be- assist us in determining if the months of age. Michelle Sylva of Grafton.

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Thursday — Swedish meat- Monday — Bagels with fresh fruit choice, garden bar, Zumba Gold, 1 p.m. meatballs, capri vegetables, Nutrition Center balls, seasoned noodles, Cali- cream cheese, juice, fruit, milk choice. Ceramics, 5-9 p.m. Italian bread, pears. The Bi-County Nutrition fornia vegetables, pudding, milk. Thursday Tuesday — Taco, corn chips, Center offers lunch at noon bread, milk. Tuesday — Mini pancakes, Fitness room, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. ice cream. Monday through Friday at Friday — Fish sandwich, juice, fruit, milk. Upshur County Strengthening and condi- Wednesday — Liver and the following sites: macaroni and cheese,creamed Wednesday — Mini waffl es, BREAKFAST tioning exercise, 8 a.m. onions, mashed potatoes and tomatoes, milk, coleslaw. Bridgeport Manor Housing juice, fruit, milk. Monday — Assorted muf- Ceramics, 8:30 a.m.- gravy, peas, roll, pudding. Unit, 130 E. Philadelphia Ave. Thursday — Bacon, egg and fi ns. 3:30 p.m. Thursday — Vegetable Reservations: (304) 622-2140. Schools cheese croissant, juice, fruit, Tuesday — Blueberry bagel Tai Chi class, 10 a.m. soup, ham and cheese on Lost Creek Community milk. with cream cheese. Nurse, 11:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. whole wheat bread, fruit. Building. Reservations: (304) Harrison County Friday — Banana or wild- Wednesday — Breakfast Librarian, 11:30 a.m.- Friday — Chicken, scal- 1 p.m. 745-5502. berry bread, juice, fruit, milk. pizza. loped potatoes, green beans, Clarksburg site, (304) 622- BREAKFAST Spelter Satellite meeting, LUNCH Thursday — Whole wheat whole wheat bread, bananas. 2140. Monday — Breakfast wrap. Monday — Roasted chick- noon Tuesday — Tac-go. breakfast bun. TRANSPORTATION Nutter Fort site, 416 Ohio en sandwich with lettuce and Friday — Scrambled eggs Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Ave., Nutter Fort. (304) 622- Wednesday — Scrambled Friday SCHEDULE eggs and whole wheat toast. tomato, pinto beans, carrots and whole wheat toast. 2140. and dip, fruit. Fitness room, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday — Jane Lew Nutri- Thursday — Muffi n. LUNCH tion Site. Salem site, corner of old Tuesday — Taco salad, re- Monday — Roasted turkey, Exercise, 10:30 a.m. Friday — Oatmeal. Tuesday — Walmart, U.S. 50 and Long Run Road. fried beans, sour cream and broccoli with cheese sauce, Shinnston Satellite meet- LUNCH 12:30 p.m. (304) 782-4269. Monday — Pulled pork salsa, fresh fruit, brownie. steamed corn, whole wheat ing, 10:30 a.m. Shinnston site, 815 Pike St. sandwich, sweet potato tots, Wednesday — Peppero- roll. Nurse, 11:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. Wednesday — Jane Lew Nu- (304) 592-2605. corn, pears. ni roll, macaroni and cheese, Tuesday — Scrambled eggs, Bingo with lunch, 12:15 p.m. trition Site, Vandalia/Horner. Wallace site. (304) 622- Tuesday — Salisbury steak, kidney beans, steamed broc- sausage with sausage gravy, Saturday Daily: Weston Arbors, 2140. mashed potatoes, green beans, coli, fruit. potato rounds, whole wheat Center closed for regular 10:15 a.m.; Criss Manor, Doddridge County Senior whole grain roll, mixed fruit. Thursday — Ham, scal- biscuit, sliced apples. activities; Sock Hop in ball- 10:30 a.m.; Weston Com- Citizens Center site, 403 W. Wednesday — Hot ham and loped potatoes, green beans, Wednesday — Sloppy Joe room, 7-11 p.m.; open to pub- mons, 10:45 a.m. Main St., West Union. (304) cheese on whole grain bun, hot roll, fruit. on whole wheat bun, romaine lic. R-W Class of 1967 scholar- Out-of-town transporta- 873-2061. oven fries, carrots, peaches. Friday — Stuffed shells, and spinach salad, steamed ship fundraiser. tion: Requests for transporta- LUNCH Thursday — Birthday din- garden salad, steamed car- peas, orange wedges. MENU tion to medical appointments Monday — Sausage gra- er: Hot dog on whole grain rots, dinner roll, fruit. Thursday — Whole wheat Breakfast is available from must be made three days in vy with biscuit, hash browns, bun, coleslaw, oven fries, roll, Great Northern beans, 8:30-10:30 a.m. Menu: Bacon, advance. Call Catherine Rat- cookie and frozen yogurt cup. mixed vegetables, cookies, milk. carrots and dip, applesauce. sausage, eggs, toast, juice, liff at (304) 269-5738. Friday — Chicken vegeta- Tuesday — Barbecue ribs Taylor County Friday — Cooks’ choice. milk, pancakes, egg beaters, Meals are served Mon- ble stir-fry, tossed salad, whole coffee and tea. Breakfast is on bun, lima beans, potato BREAKFAST day through Friday at noon wheat bread, pineapple. made to order and priced ac- puffs, applesauce, milk. Monday — Mini cinnis. at Elizabeth Cather Towers, Wednesday — Crispy chick- cordingly. Lunch is served Tuesday — Cinnamon rai- Senior Centers 131 E. Main St., Grafton; the en, mashed potatoes with gra- 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. sin bagel with cream cheese. vy, creamed corn, Mandarin Lewis County Harrison County Members pay $4.50 and Senior Center, Route 2, Box Wednesday — Mini apple 514, Grafton; and Flemington oranges, milk, bread. BREAKFAST ACTIVITIES non-members $5.50. danish. Daily lunch menu is subject Community Building. Taylor Thursday — Blueberry The Harrison County Se- County Senior Citizens Inc. nior Citizens Center opens at to change; meal price includes bubble bread. beverage and choice of salad also provides home-delivered Friday — Whole grain bis- 8 a.m. Sunday through Fri- day. or dessert. meals to persons meeting pro- cuit breakfast sandwich. Sunday — Lasagna, green gram and delivery eligibili- LUNCH Sunday Mountaineer Family Foot- beans. ty guidelines. For transporta- Monday — Ham and cheese Monday — Brunch puffs, tion or meal reservations, call on whole wheat bun, crispy ball basket bingo fundraiser, 2 p.m. broccoli cheese soup. (304) 265-4555 or (304) 739- potato wedges, Mandarin or- Tuesday — Beef stroganoff 2398 by 9 a.m. anges, fresh fruit choice, choc- Monday Fitness room, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and vegetable of the day. olate chip cookie at Grafton Wednesday — Soup beans, high School, garden bar, milk Ceramics, 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. corn muffi ns, mixed greens, Taylor County choice. grits. Tuesday — Beef and noo- Salem Satellite meeting, LUNCH 9:30 a.m. Thursday — Spaghetti and dles, seasoned corn, orange meatballs, garlic bread, vege- Monday — Crab cakes, con- glazed carrots, blueber- Exercise, 10:30 a.m. fetti rice, zucchini and toma- Nurse, 11:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. table of the day. ry muffi n at Grafton High Friday — Cod with shrimp toes, bread with margarine, School, pineapple tidbits, Duplicate bridge, 1 p.m. mixed fruit, milk. Travel Club, 1 p.m. thermidor, hush puppies, fresh fruit choice, garden bar, corn. Tuesday — Cooks’ choice. milk choice. Zumba Gold, 1 p.m. Wednesday — Barbecue Wednesday — Cowboy ca- Zumba Gold, 1 p.m. pork on bun, baked beans, Line dancing, 3 p.m. vatini, tossed romaine salad, Lewis County coleslaw, pineapple, milk. seasoned green beans, whole Tuesday ACTIVITIES Thursday — Oven chicken, wheat bread and jelly, sliced Fitness room, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday — 9:15 a.m., mashed potatoes with gravy, peaches, fresh fruit choice, Strengthening and condi- weights; 9:45 a.m., exercise; brussels sprout, bread with garden bar, milk choice. tioning exercise, 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m., Tai Chi; noon, margarine, cookies, milk. Thursday — Chicken que- Tai Chi class, 10 a.m. cards; 1 p.m., line dancing; Friday — Beef patty with sadilla, salsa and whole grain Wallace Satellite meeting, 10 a.m. 3 p.m., yoga. gravy, noodles, carrots, bread corn chips, hobo beans, Man- Tuesday — 8:30 a.m., ce- with margarine, pears, milk. darin oranges, fresh fruit Nurse, 11:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. Bingo, 12:30-3 p.m. ramics; 10 a.m., setback; CENTER choice, garden bar, milk 10 a.m., Bible sharing; noon, Monday — Eastpointe area choice. Bingo, 6 p.m., doors open Book Club; 6 p.m., square to AC Moore, Kmart and Friday — Whole grain corn 5 p.m. Wednesday dance. Walmart, 9 a.m. dog, garden spinach salad, Wednesday — 9 a.m., scrap- seasoned peas, apple slices, Fitness room, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday — Grocery Lost Creek Satellite meet- ing and cards; 9 a.m., games; shopping at Save-A-Lot. ing, 10 a.m. 9:15 a.m., weights; 9:45 a.m., Thursday — Grocery shop- Lost Creek Satellite meet- exercise; 10:30 a.m., Tai Chi; ping at Walmart. ing, 10 a.m. noon, bingo; 1:30 p.m., clog- FLEMINGTON Exercise, 10:30 a.m. ging; 3 p.m., yoga. Monday — Covered dish at Chess Club, 10:30- Thursday — 9 a.m., games Flemington Satellite. and cards; 10:30 a.m., Cam- 11:30 a.m. Thursday — Bingo after Furious 7 Home (PG-13) (PG) Nurse, 11:15 a.m.-2:15 p.m. den Satellite resumes with Digital Cinema [CC] [DN] [LD] RealD 3D lunch. 12:20pm 2:00pm 3:40pm 12:50pm 6:10pm covered dish and entertain- 5:20pm 7:00pm 8:40pm Birthday cake day in Kinley Digital Cinema [CC] [DN] [LD] NURSE 10:20pm ment; special music schedule The Longest Ride 11:30am 2:10pm 3:30pm Cafe, noon Monday — Flemington (PG-13) 4:50pm 7:35pm 8:50pm inside Newsletter; noon, Lew- Digital Cinema 10:15pm Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Woman In Gold Satellite, 11 a.m.-noon, blood 12:55pm 4:05pm 7:15pm (PG-13) is County Senior Center Choir 10:25pm Get Hard CineArts Digital [CC] [DN] [LD] pressure and blood sugar. (R) 1:25pm 4:15pm 7:05pm performs. Digital Cinema [CC] [DN] [LD] 9:55pm Wednesday — Offi ce, 11:30am 2:10pm 4:50pm The Divergent Series: AM ERICAN LEGION Friday — 9 a.m., games; 7:30pm 10:10pm Do You Believe? Insurgent 13 (PG-13) (PG-13) Clarksburg, WV Post # 9:15 a.m., weights; 9:45 a.m., 8:30 a.m.-noon, blood pres- Digital Cinema [CC] [LD] Digital Cinema [CC] [DN] [LD] 1:30pm 7:20pm 12:50pm 3:50pm 6:50pm 9:50pm Sunday exercise; 12:30 p.m., cards. sure and blood sugar. Cinderella (PG) It Follows (R) Digital Cinema [CC] [DN] [LD] Digital Cinema [CC] [DN] [LD] Saturday — Bingo. Thursday — Offi ce, 12:35pm 3:50pm 6:45pm 4:25pm 10:15pm EDDIE DAVISSON BAND 9:40pm MENUS 8:30 a.m.-noon, blood pres- 6pm 3 04-622-104-622-1 2 299 5 Monday — Spaghetti and sure and blood sugar. West Virginia History Sunday, April 12, 2015 E5 THIS WEEK IN W.VA. HISTORY John Davis born in Clarksburg; Arch Moore born CLARKSBURG — The fol- more’s War, the name given the mouth of Laurel Creek. lowing events happened on to the conflict in the Ohio Carpenter guided promi- these dates in West Virgin- Valley in the spring of 1774. nent West Virginians, in- ia history. To read more, go April 15, 1872: Peter cluding Gov. MacCorkle, to e-WV: The West Virginia Godwin Van Winkle died in through the wonders of the Encyclopedia at www.wven- Parkersburg. Van Winkle Elk Valley. cyclopedia.org. was a member of the Gov- April 17, 1871: West Vir- April 12, 1865: The 36th ernor’s Council of the Reor- ginians approved the Flick Virginia Infantry, known ganized Government of Vir- Amendment, which allowed as the Logan Wildcats, dis- ginia, 1861–63, under Gov. former Confederates to vote. banded. The Confederate Francis Pierpont. On Au- The amendment also ap- company was created at Lo- gust 4, 1863, Van Winkle was plied to former slaves, but gan Courthouse on June 3, elected as one of the first two they had been enfranchised 1861, and consisted of about U.S. senators from the new already by the 15th Amend- 85 men. The company saw state of West Virginia. ment to the U.S. Constitu- its first action in the Battle April 16, 1829: Jacob Bee- tion. of Scary Creek in Putnam son Jackson April 18, 1912: The Paint County. was born Creek-Cabin Creek Strike of April 13, 1923: Medal of in Park- 1912–13 began when coal op- Honor recipient Jonah Ed- ersburg. In erators rejected the demand ward Kelley was born at 1880, he be- of their unionized work- Rada in Mineral County. came West ers for a wage increase. The Sgt. Kelley died while lead- Virginia’s strike that followed was one ing his squad in repeated at- sixth gover- of the most dramatic and tacks on a German position nor. Moore bloody conflicts in the early during World War II. April 16, 20th century labor struggles April 13, 1873: Lawyer, 1923: Arch in southern West Virginia

diplomat, Moore was born at Mounds- known as the Mine Wars. and presi- National Guard troops at the state capitol guard weapons seized in the Paint Creek-Cabin Creek ville. He was the first gov- dential can- Mine War of 1912-13. ernor in 100 years to serve e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclope- didate John a second term, and he re- dia is a project of the West Virginia William Da- Humanities Council. For more infor- cases before the U.S. Su- racial segregation in South military bounty claims in turned later for a third. mation, contact the West Virginia vis was born preme Court. His last case Carolina. Kentucky. They became in- April 17, 1827: Out- in Clarks- Humanities Council, 1310 Kanawha was one of the most contro- April 14, 1774: Survey- volved in several skirmishes doorsman William ‘‘Squir- Boulevard East, Charleston, WV burg. Davis versial, when he argued in ors met at the mouth of the with Indians in the region. relly Bill’’ Carpenter was 25301; (304) 346-8500; or visit e-WV at Davis argued 141 1952 for the continuation of Kanawha River to establish This was the start of Dun- born on the Elk River near www.wvencyclopedia.org.

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Three former Washington Irving High School students are pictured in the early 1960s, according to Bridgeport’s Dick Duez, who submitted the information. Pictured: Gene Don- aldson, who passed away a few years ago, Bobby Secret and Fred Alvaro, Duez said. All played college football, according to Duez. If you have a photo pre-dating 1988, please email This scene is of West Pike Street looking west from Third Street in downtown Clarksburg. Newly laid streetcar tracks can be it to [email protected], submit at www.theet.com, or send it seen in the middle of the street, and they would soon replace the horse and buggy as a means of transportation, said Tom to The Exponent Telegram, P.O. Box 2000, Clarksburg, WV Martin, Anmoore, who submitted the information. The Waldo Hotel would soon be built about halfway down the street on the 26302-2000. Photos should be of good quality. Although right side in 1904. If you have a photo pre-dating 1988, please e-mail it to [email protected], submit at www.theet.com, or not guaranteed, every effort will be made to return photos to send it to The Exponent Telegram, P.O. Box 2000, Clarksburg, WV 26302-2000. Photos should be of good quality. Although owners who submitted them. not guaranteed, every effort will be made to return photos to owners who submitted them.

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ect, “The Impression of an Art- taking at least 12 credit hours and absorb ca Mayfi eld, Montanna C. Kaelin Thrasher ist,” earned fi rst place in Divi- are named to the provost’s as much of Mazzie, Haley Mulholland, Victory Class receives honors sion II, sociology. list. Students who achieve a Thailand’s Gerald N. Powell, Rhonda M. of ’54 meets Winkie will be going to grade average of 3.5 to 3.99 culture as Price, Diana Ramsey, Nikista Charleston to compete at the are named to the honor roll. possible. S. Skinner, Angel L. Stotelmy- The Victory High School Kaelin Thrasher, 12th-grad- state level during the last week Carter, a er, Randi L. Strader, Kayla J. Class of 1954 met March 9 er at Saint of April. junior cre- at Eat’n Park for the March James Wesleyan names Templeton, Savannah Thorn monthly get together. ative writ- and Amy Yow. School, re- Bly Scholars ing and gen- Attending were Hilda and cently re- Wang makes der studies Carter Bob Walls, Joretta and Al Star- ceived hon- major from key, Shirley Robey, Jim and Pat ors. John Bair and Morgan Car- Pratt Institute Orange, Texas, will be spend- Heritage Christian Richards, Noel and Carolyn Honors ter of West Virginia Wesley- Hardman and Jackie Lafferty. are awarded dean’s list an College have been named ing two months in Pune, In- students compete Prayer was offered by Jim each trimes- the third dia. She will travel to Mum- Richards prior to the meal being ter to stu- Christine Wang, a Buck- and fourth bai, Agra, and New Delhi to in Modern served. It was decided to go to El Thrasher dents who hannon resident and a stu- Bly Fam- see landmarks such as the Woodmen of Rincon for the April 13 meeting. earn an aver- dent at the Pratt Institute, ily Schol- Taj Mahal, the Swamina- age of B (3.00) or better, with was among more than 1,100 ars, receiv- rayan Akshardam, and the America contest Band Land’s no grade lower than B-. students who made the dean’s ing the 2015 Ajanta and Ellora Buddhist Thrasher is the son of Lo- list in the Fall 2014 semester. Caverns. The institute is located in Bly Family Local students from Heri- April Student of tus A. MacDowell and Woody Scholarship Thrasher of Bridgeport. Brooklyn, New York. tage Christian School recent- Month named Saint James is a private Bair for Interna- ly participated in the speech tional Trav- West Virginia co-educational institution in contest sponsored by Modern Bandland Marton honored el. Hagerstown, Maryland. Junior College Woodmen of America. Education The Bly Family Scholarship Center’s Stu- at Lipscomb Students competing in the Fund was established in 1991 dean’s list dent of the Carson Winkie University by Suzan E. Bly in honor of her contest, which was held at Month for wins in Regional parents, Margaret and Shirley The dean’s list for West Vir- Heritage Christian School, April is Alex- Nicole Marton has been Bly, of Winchester, Virginia. ginia Junior College-Bridge- shared their presentations on andra “Ally” Social Studies Fair honored at Lipscomb Uni- In 2012, the Scholarship was port follows. this year’s topic: “An Interest- Wodnicki. versity for academic achieve- amended to support overseas Students must have main- ing Landmark.” Wodnicki Harrison County sev- ment during the fall semester travel. The Bly Family Schol- tained a 3.75 or above average Winners were: Delaney is a fourth- Wodnicki 2014. enth-grade arship for International Stud- to qualify for the list. Mohr, fi rst place; Hannah grade homes- Marton, a Bridgeport High chooled student. She has taken student Car- ies is a permanently endowed Making the dean’s list were: Rhoades, second place; and School graduate and a Law, guitar lessons from Bandland son Winkie scholarship fund intended to Shawnna D. Allen, Amanda Brooklyn Ross, third place. Justice and Society: con- N. Ball, Chantel N. Bowser, Each winner received a tro- instructor Wayne Rowand for recently fl ict management Emphasis foster a global perspective. one year. She is very active per- Amber Carder, Andrea Charl- phy and a gold award pin, and competed in and German major, has been Bair, a sophomore double forming for local arts festivals the RESA placed on the provost’s list major in music and applied ton, Rebecca Cline, Angel M. their names will be engraved and fundraising events. VII Regional at the university located in physics from Shady Spring, Cottrill, Adrianna N. Curtis, on the school’s speech contest Her musical interests in- Social Stud- Nashville, Tennessee. will be traveling to Thailand Sharon L. Devericks, Moriah plaque. clude rock and techno music. ies Fair held At the end of each semester, for fi ve weeks. While there, he I. Dunn, Samantha N. Kalei- All participants received She is the daughter of Mi- in Fairmont. students who make perfect hopes to study Buddhism for wahea, Erica C. Lewis, certifi cates of participation chael and Carla Wodnicki of Winkie His proj- grades for the semester while his own personal fulfi llment Fred T. Locasto, Jessi- for their hard work. Clarksburg. E6E6 Sunday,Sunday, April April12, 2015 12, 2015 CHURCHChurch NEWS Notices

APOSTOLIC Freedom Southern Baptist, 107 Meadowbrook Church of Christ, GREEK ORTHODOX Bridgeport Presbyterian Church, Enterprise United Methodist Illinois Ave., Nutter Fort. Meadowbrook Rd., Bridgeport. No. 1 John Calvin Dr., Bridgeport. Charge - Enterprise United Method- Apostolic Church at School Build- Come Grow with Us! Sun. class 9:30 St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Sunday 10:00 a.m. Worship Service, ist Church, Enterprise; Victor Chap- ing, Camden, West of Weston and Freeman's Creek Baptist Church a.m., Worship 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 Church, 1010 Factory St., (Summit 11:00 a.m. Fellowship, 11:15 a.m. el, Francis Mine Community; Christ Rt 33. Freemansburg Community, Weston p.m. Wed 6:00 p.m. Minister Craig Park) 624-5331. Sun. Services Church School. Rev Robin Ray Church United Methodist, Shinnston Divine Liturgy 10:30am Apostolic Church of All Nations, Grace Baptist Church, Oral Lake & Swearingen. 2 1/2 miles from Meadowbrook Mall. 842-3199 First Presbyterian Church, 175 W. First United Methodist Church of Hughes, Rt 19 near Gypsy Bridge. Rt. 76, Bridgeport INDEPENDENT Main St. Clarksburg; 9:30 am Clarksburg, corner of Second & Salem Church of Christ, Rt. 23 and Christian Apostolic Church, N. Church School; 10:45 am. Worship; West Pike St., Phone 623-3397. Grace Baptist Temple Park Ave., Kyle Avenue, Salem. Calvary Independent Church, Rev. John F. Koerner, Pastor; Live 20th St. Arlington Addition Jane Lew, WV Rick Sale, Sr. Pastor, Rev. Carolyn Jones Run, Lumberport Broadcast 10:45 am service on Nettles, Associate Pastor. 9:30am Shinnston Church for Christ 90 WGIE 92.7 Church School; 10:45am "Our Pil- Church of the Lord Jesus Christ Hepzibah Baptist Church, Rt 19 Pleasant Avenue, Shinnston Congregational Missionary 124 Hood Ave., Shinnston, WV gramage" w/ Rev. Sale. 6:30 North of Clarksburg; Sun. School Church, 203 Hazelwood Ave., Presbyterian Church of Our Sav- Services: Tuesday 7:00 pm, 10:00 am.; Sunday Worship Serv- Ten Mile Church of Christ, Marsh- Lighthouse Worship. Wed. AIF 5:00 Stonewood, WV 622-7256, Pastor ior, 611 E. Pike St. Clarksburg. Vespers & lesson, 5:30 Dinner. Saturday 7:00 pm, Sunday School ices 11:00 am.; Wed. Eve. Bible ville Road, Bristol Sherman Goodwin, serving Stone- 10:00 am., Sunday Night 7:00 pm. Study 6:30 pm. Pastor Todd Jarman wood and Surrounding areas. Sun- ROMAN CATHOLIC Pastor Thomas Brown, Wallace Church of Christ, Serv- Flemington United Methodist Hopewell Baptist Church off Rt 57, ices: Sunday Morning 10:00am day School 9:30 am.; Worship Church Flemington 304-592-0377 Service 10:45 am. w/ Nursery All Saints Catholic Church, 317 E Stout's Run Worship 10:30-11:00am; Sunday Main St., Bridgeport: Handicapped Flaming Sword Apostolic Faith Evening 6:00pm, Mid-Week Bible available; 5th-12th Grade Youth Hammond United Methodist Isaac Creek Baptist Rt 4, Clarks- Service 6 pm; Sunday Evening accessible. Schedule Masses, 5:00 Church, Corner of Broadway & Church 600 Philippi Pike, East View Study 6:00pm. 304-796-4734 or p.m.. Saturday; 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. burg, Isaac Creek Road 304-783-4368. Service 6 pm.; Wednesday Evening Nutter Street Midway Apostolic Church, Old Rt. Bible Study 7 pm. Sunday. Call 842-2283. Rev. Bene- 250, Anglin Run Road, Philippi. Jackson Mill Baptist Church, PO Weston Church of Christ, 819 dict E. Kapa Jarvisville United Methodist Box 221, Weston, WV 26452 Camden Avenue, Weston. God's Lighthouse Ministries 517 Charge; Big Isaac United Methodist Pentecostal Church of The Living Elk Avenue, Stonewood Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Big Isaac Community, God, 205 Stout St., Stonewood. Landmark Baptist Church Rt. 3 Westside Church of Christ, Davis- Church, 126 E. Pike St. Clarksburg. Route 3, Salem, WV, Lyda Chapel Sunday Morning Sunday School Box 154-3, Bridgeport, WV son Run Road, Clarksburg. Jones Run Church Route 1, Confessions Saturday 3-4 pm. Sat- United Methodist Church, Greenbri- 10AM, Sunday Night 6PM, Wed. Lumberport urday Evening Mass 5 pm. Sunday er Road, Route 1, Salem, WV; Night Bible Study 7PM, 842-2939. Liberty Baptist Church Rt. 2, Big CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Morning Mass 7 am, 8:30 am & Meadow Valley United Methodist Pastor Sandra J. Feeney. Assoc. Flint Road Victory Valley Church, Rt. 76, 11:00 am. Church, Turtletree Fork Road Route First Church of Christ, Scientist, Church Rd. Rosemont. 2, Bristol, WV; Mount Olive United Pastor, Barry E. McClain. Lighthouse Baptist Church, 290 658 West Pike Street, Clarksburg. Our Lady of Perpetual Help W. Main Street, Salem. 782-2982. Catholic Church, Corner of Cost Methodist Church, Buffalo Creek Salem Apostolic United Pentecos- SUNDAY: Service and Sunday INTER-DENOMINATIONAL Road, Jarvisville, WV; Pleasant tal Church, 234 E. Main St. Salem. Sun. School: 9:30 A.M.; Worship: School 11:00 am. Phone 623-0743 Ave. & 3rd St., Stonewood. 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM; AWANA & Living Grace City Church, 9 (304)623-2334. ext. 26. Weekend Valley United Methodist Church, ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Prayer Meeting: Wed. 7:00 PM CHURCH OF GOD Cherry Tree Dr., Nutter Fort, Mass schedule is Sat. Eve. at 5pm & Miletus Community, Route 3, Salem, Pastor Dr. John Freeman. 624-8884, Pastors Bryan & Connie Sun. Morning at 8am & 10am. Rev. WV Church of God, Liberty Addition First Assembly of God, 203 Neely Lamm. Services Sunday 10:00 a.m. D. Kent Durig. Johnson Avenue United Method- Ave., West Union, WV Lodgeville Baptist Church Lodge- Clarksburg Nightly prayer 7 p.m. ville Rd., Bridgeport, WV Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Rt. ist Church, corner of Johnson Ave. Church of God 107 High St. Philippi Stealey Assembly of God, 100 Open Door Tabernacle, 271 Patter- 23 S., off Rt. 50. Salem, Call: & Wyatt St. Bridgeport. Nicholas St. (Corner of Milford & Lumberport Baptist Church, Main Church of God 302 West Main son, St. Salem. 782-2277. Weekend Mass: Sundays St., Lumberport Johnstown United Methodist Nicholas St.) Services: Sun. School Street, West Union 9:00am. Father Alfred Obiudu. Church Rt 2, Lost Creek 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship, Temple of Deliverance Church Rt. 10:30a.m.; Sunday Evening Life Marsvhille Baptist Church, Grass Church of God 7th Day 111 Valley 19 North, Hepzibah St. Ann Catholic Church, 610 Pike Run, Marshville Lost Creek United Methodist Groups - Various Times; Wed. St., Salem Street, Shinnston (304) 592-2733. Church Lost Creek Elevate Youth 7-9 p.m. Young adult, LUTHERAN Saturday Evening Mass at 5:00pm, Middleville Baptist Church, off of First Church of God Jennings Run, Lumberport United Methodist Power Hour Kids & Adult Bible Rt 50, Rt 3, Bridgeport Sunday Morning Masses at 8:00 am Study 7-8 p.m. Lead Pastor Mark Weston St. Johannes Evangelical Luther- and 10:00 am, Daily Mass: Monday, Church, corner of Bridge and Greaver, Young Adult Directors Matt Mount Carmel Baptist Church, an Church, 2746 Little Buck Run, Tuesday & Friday at 8:30 am. Church Street Lost Creek Church of God Johns- New Milton, WV & Tina Jenkins, Youth Pastor Josiah located between Kincheloe and Two town Road, Lost Creek Thursday at 5:00pm. Rev. Thomas W. Dagle McWhorter United Methodist Greaver. 623-1481. stealeyag.org Lick. St. John's Lutheran (LCMS), 123 Church, McWhorter-between Jane Salem Church of God, 119 State Meigs Ave., Clarksburg Victory Assembly of God, 65 Old Mount Olive Church, 4067 Miletus Street, Salem. Pastor Mike Cox. St. Boniface Catholic Church Rt. Lew & Lost Creek. 33, Camden Rt. 33, Weston. Road, Salem. Sunday Services 10am & 6pm. St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 1766 New Bethel United Methodist Wed. 7pm. 782-3070. Word of Life Assembly of God, Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, Route Milford St. Clarksburg. Sunday St. James Catholic Church, Pride Church at Good Hope Worship 10:00 a.m.; Sunday School Ave., & N. 21st St., North View, Sun Valley Rd., Rt. 50 W of 3, Salem, Johnsons Fork Road. The Church of God, 332 Monticello Otterbein United Methodist Clarksburg. Phone 304-623-1543. Ave., Clarksburg. (Holiness) 11:15 a.m. Clarksburg. Call 622-1668. Week- Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 315 E.B. end Mass Times: Saturdays 5 PM & Church, 800 Clark St., Shinnston, Senior Pastor George Mesto. Pas- 622-3885. P.M. Holyfield Minister. WV tors David & Debra Masto. Sunday Saunders Way, Clarksburg. Sunday School at 9:45 Morning METHODIST Sunday 11AM. Pastor Alfred U. Obiudu School 9:30 a.m.; Worship 10:45 New Life Southern Baptist Worship at 10:55 A.M. Midweek Harvest Evangelical Methodist Pine Bluff United Methodist a.m.; Sun. eve. 6:30 p.m.; Wed. 6:30 Church, Rt. 3 Box 259, Weston. Wed. 6:30 P.M. Church holding services at Rt. 19 St. Patrick Catholic Church 222 Church, Pine Bluff, WV. p.m. SunValleyWordofLife.org. South at Good Hope Center Ave., Weston New Testament Baptist Church, Tri-City Chuch of God, Mary Lou Quiet Dell United Methodist BAPTIST 304 Duff St., Clarksburg. Retton Drive, Fairmont. The Peoples Chapel Church, SALVATION ARMY Church, exit 115 off I-79. Chestnut Ridge, Philippi. Barnes Memorial Baptist Church, Old Time Baptist Church, 318 Weston Church of God, corner of The Salvation Army 1000 S. Rockford United Methodist Fourth Street and Center Avenue. , Rt. 2 Lost Creek. 1319 N. 19th St. Clarksburg Harrison St., Clarksburg. NAZARENE Chestnut St. Clarksburg Church West Union Church of God, "Ruley Bethlehem Baptist Church, Old Owings Community Baptist Salem United Methodist Church, Davisson Run Rd., Clarksburg Chapel" Arnolds Creek Road, West First Church of the Nazarene 1300 SEVENTH-DAY 260 East Main Street, Salem. Church, Rt. 3 Shinnston, WV. Union. Cost Ave., Stonewood ADVENTISTS Bible Baptist Fellowship Church, Pastor Ronnie Butch Johnson. Sun- Shinnston First United Methodist Rt 19 N., Gypsy day School 9:30am; Worship Worldwide Church of God 721 Hall Shinnston Church of the Naza- Central Hills Seventh-Day Adven- Church, 64 Rebecca St., Shinnston 11:00am; Sunday Eve. Service Street, Bridgeport rene Enterprise Bethlehem Road tist Church One Calvin Dr., Bridge- 592-0214. Adult Sunday School 9:45 Bible Baptist Temple, Rt 58, 6:00pm. Bible Study, Wed. 6:00pm. port a.m.; Sunday Worship 10:45 a.m. Anmoore, Stonewood Rd., Stone- COMMUNITY Valley View Church of the Naza- wood. Reynoldsville Baptist Church, Old rene, 2 miles North of Weston on SEVENTH-DAY BAPTIST Smith Chapel United Methodist Rt 50, Clarksburg - Reynoldsville. Connecting Point Community Route 19. Church Meadowbrook Rd., Bridge- Boothsville Baptist Church, Rock Church, 1216 Allen St. Lost Creek Seventh Day Baptist port Union Road off Rt 73, Boothsville, Rock Altar Baptist Church, Inter- (Corner of Allen & Fowler) NON-DENOMINATIONAL Church, at Exit 110 off I-79. WV. Pastor Gerald Nuzum section of Rt. 250 South & Harmony SABBATH (Sat) Worship, 10AM, Smithfield Charge UM Folsom, St. 304-534-3547. Sunday School 9:30 Grove Rd. Grafton, WV. Overfield Community Church, Christ Church of Forgiveness 804 Sabbath School, 11AM James and Pricetown U.S. Rt. 57, Philippi. Old Route 33, Weston 304-745-4481 am, Worship Service 11:00 am, Salem Baptist Church, 153 E. Main Bible Study-Wed. 6:30 pm South Chestnut Street United St. Salem, WV. The Bridge Church, Jane Lew Fellowship Bible Church, Rt 58 Salem Seventh-Day Baptist Methodist Church, Sunday Service Broad Run Baptist Church, 95 Town Park Building. Near Hinkle Lake Bridgeport, Pastor Church - 171 E. Main Street, at 10:30am-11:30am. Rev. Ben Sardis Baptist Church Broad Run Church Rd. EPISCOPAL Sam Schwenk; Sunday Service Salem. Guido 304-884-7413 14 Cross Street 10:00 am. 304-842-4044 www.fbcbr www.SardisBaptistChurchWV.com Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church, 427 idgeport.org UNION MISSION Stealy United Methodist Church Center Branch Baptist Church, Rt Water Street, Clarksburg 521 Milford St 20 South, beside Coca Cola plant, Shinns Run Baptist Church, Salt- Freedom In Christ Ministries, Nutter Fort Union Mission Center Branch well Road Christ Episcopal Church, Main & Sundays at 2 pm at Days Inn, Tolley Church, corner of Illinois & Fort St., United Methodist Temple, corner S. 6th St., C'burg. Sun. 9:30am Dr. Bridgeport. Nutter Fort. Sun. School 10:00 a.m.; of Locust Avenue and Sycamore Church of the Good Shepherd 207 Simpson Creek Baptist Church Worship 11:00 a.m.; Sun Evening Street, Clarksburg. Sunday School 231 W. Philadelphia Ave., Bridge- St. Barnabas Chapel. 721 Hall St., W. Main St., Salem B'port. Sun. 5:30pm House of Faith Rt 19 N. between 7:00 p.m.; Youth: 6:00 p.m. Sun. 9:30 a.m.; Blended Worship 11:00 port Clarksburg & Shinnston evening, Midweek Service, Wed. a.m. CLARKSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH Smith Church Rt 1, Wallace Prince of Piece Episcopal Church, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Terry Wilson - Located on the corner of 6th & Pike Salem, Sacred Heart Roman Catho- Jewel City Church, Rt. 20 Shinn- 304-592-0801. Vincent Memorial United Method- St. (across from P.O.) in downtown Summit Park Baptist Church lic Church Building. ston, WV ist Church, 401 Indiana Ave., Nutter Clarksburg. 304-624-6536. Leader- Summit Park Union Mission Fort. Corner of Simpson Street & Liberty In Christ Church, Rt 50 in ship Team: David Hulme, Senior Summit Park Avenue St. Paul's Episcopal Church 206 Church Lewis Street, Summit Park Pastor; Allen Hill, StudentLife Direc- E. Second Street, Weston Anmoore Wallace United Methodist Church, Swisher Hill Union Mission Wallace & Ester Chapel United tor; Janit Satterfield, Director of Ten Mile Primitive Baptist Church , Children's Ministry; Andy Walker, Transfiguration Episcopal Church Life Builders Fellowship Church Church Rt 19 N of Worthington Methodist Church, Big Elk. One half mile off Rt. 50 West S. Kanawha St., Buckhannon, WV. School 9:30 a.m.; Worship 10:45 Director of Worship. SUNDAY: Marshville Road West Milford United Methodist Worship - 9AM & 11:15AM, Life- a.m.; 842-1882, www.lbfatgracept.o UNITED METHODIST Union Baptist Church, located at EVANGELIST rg, I-79 Exit 117 toward Anmoore, Church, 840 Main St., West Milford. Groups (all ages) - 10AM, Club- Arden United Methodist Charge Sunday School 9:30 am, Morning house252 (K-5th Grade) - 11AM, Simpson, WV. United Evangelical Mission, Main left on Brushy Fork Rd. Pastor: Don Johnson Arden- Ebenezer- Mariah's Chapel, Worship 11:00 am (304)745-4257. StudentLife Ministry (6-12th Grade) - Vermont Baptist Church, Route 23 St., West Milford. (Clemtown), Arden Community Pastor Timothy J. Kelley. Everyone 6PM. TUESDAY: Celebrate Recov- North, Sedalia. Light of Life Ministries, State Pleasant Creek, Pleasant Creek Rd- Welcome. ery 6:30PM. For more info, please FREE METHODIST Route 76, Old Flemington High Mary's Chapel, Rt 119 visit: ClarksburgBaptistChurch.com Victory Baptist Church, Route 2, School Building, Flemington, WV WESLEYAN METHODIST Bridgeport Free Methodist Astor United Methodist Church, Rt three miles West of Salem. Church, 601 Broadway Ave, across Coon's Run Baptist Church, Rt 2 Light of Life Outreach Center 354 1 Flemington Wolf Summit Wesleyan Methodist Adamsville. 592-1852 Sunday 9:30 Wallace First Baptist Church, from Skateworld. Church, Wolf Summit. Rev. Daniel West Main St., Clarksburg, WV Boothsville United Methodist Sunday School, 10:30 Worship Church Street, Wallace, WV. FULL GOSPEL Cope. Sun. School 9:45am; Junior Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00 Little Rock Camp Church, Rt 1 Church, at Boothsville; Eldora Uni- Church, 10:45am; Worship 10:45am pm. West Milford Baptist Church, Abundant Life Church, Arlington Wallace, Little Rock Camp Road ted Methodist Church, Rt 73 Eldora; & 7pm; Youth 6:30pm; Prayer Highland Dam Rd., West Milford. Addition,. off N. 20th St., Glen. Falls Janes Memorial United Methodist Meeting, Wednesday 7pm. East Clarksburg Baptist, corner of Sun. School 9:30 am; Morning Living Water Church 1000 Hall Church, Rt. 250 Fowler Ave & E. Main St. Sun Rd, Clarksburg. Pastor Robert H. Worship, 10:45 am; Evening Wor- Wilson, Paul Currey, Assoc. Pastor. Valley Drive Bridgeport, WV WORD OF FAITH School: 9:30 am Worship: 10:45 am ship, 6pm; Prayer Meeting, Wed. 7 Bridgeport United Methodist Wed. Bible Study: 7:00 pm Services: Praise & Worship 10:00 Mount Hope Church, Rt 4, Clarks- Church, 251 Worthington Dr., Lifepointe Church- Lead Pastors pm; Awanas, Wed. 6:30pm. Pastor a.m. & Wed 6:00 p.m. 622-6959 Bill Stutler. burg, Sardis Road Bridgeport, WV 26330. 8:30 & Aaron and Diane Morgan invite you Emmanuel Baptist Church, 1318 10:45am Worship Service w/ Rev. to join us Sunday mornings at Bethel Temple Christian Center Mt. Zion Community Church, N. 16th St., Clarksburg West Union Baptist Church, Cor- 133 Johnson Ave. Bridgeport - Steve Engle, Preaching: "When the 10:30AM at Robert C. Byrd High ner of Cottage Ave. & Court St. Pastor Mike Peschl. Anmoore, off Rt Fog Lifts"; 9:30am Sunday School; School Auditorium. Exciting minis- Enon Baptist Church, Flinderation Weekly services - Sunday School 58, turn Church St. Sunday Worship West Union. 9:45 AM, Morning Worship 10:30 Next Saturday April 18 at 6:15 pm - tries for children and teens are Road, Salem. Sunday School 9:30 Service 11:00 a.m. Worship Service w/ Rev. Steve am. Worship Service 10:35 am. AM, Sunday Evening Prophetic provided. For more information Wilsonburg Baptist Church, 831 Engle preaching "Let's Take A please visit Bible Study/Prayer Wednesday 7:00 Wilsonburg Rd., Clarksburg. Outpouring 6:00 PM, Wednesday New Beginnings Church, Rt. 19 Family Night (Children and Youth Walk". Dr. Ken Ramsey, Sr. Pastor, lifepointecentral.com pm South in Good Hope. Rev. Jim Lang, Pastor, Rev. Steve CHRISTIAN Services and Adult Bible Study) 6:00 Evangel Baptist, Airport Rd. B'port. PM. Nursery available during both Oak Mound Evangelical Church, Engle, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 am., Worship Center Point Christian Church, Rt Sunday services. Lead Pastor Jamie Rt. 19 S, 401 Oak Mound Rd., Bristol United Methodist Church, 10:45 am. Sunday Eve. at 7:00 pm., 23, Center Point, WV 26339 Gizzi, Assoc. Pastor Donetta Knotts, Clarksburg, WV 623-1715. Sun Turn on Church Access Rd. off Rt Youth meeting Sunday at 6:00 pm., Youth Pastors Howie and Bobbie Jo School 9:30am Worship Service Corner 50 W., Bristol; Coplin United Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 pm Central Christian Church, Lafontaine. For more information, 10:30am, Evening & Youth Service Methodist Church, Jarvisville Everyone is welcome! Rev. Jeff Chestnut & Pike Sts. Dr. Earl Klein, please call the church office at (304) 6:30pm. Road, off Rt 50 West Ramsey, Pastor, Southern Baptist Pastor. Sunday Adult Bible Study at 842-4852 or visit our website at 9:30; Worship 10:45 am 622-3033 www.btcc-wv.com. Restoring Life Ministries, Allen St. Broad Oaks United Methodist Faith Baptist Church Enterprise - Broadway. Church, corner of Haymond High- Kirarm Road Charles Street Christian Church Full Gospel Worship Center, 9801 way & Austin Ave., Clarksburg. Disciples of Christ, Corner of George Washington Highway, Sonshine Fellowship Sawyer's The Best Family of God Freewill Baptist Charles & Monroe St., Shinnston. Bridgeport. Pastor Tim Maxwell. Run, Salem CALVARY UNITED METHODIST Church, Custer Addition, Mt. Clare Sunday morning worship. 10:00 am. Sunday School 9:30 am.; Morning CHURCH, S.23rd St., Adamston. Rd. Sunday School following. Bible worship, 10:30am. Sunday Evening, St. James Evangelical Church Rev. Brian Plum, Pastor. Morning Rt 19 North, Enterprise Way To First Baptist Church of Nutter Fort, Study, Wednesdays at 6:30. Lynn E. 6:00pm Wednesday evening Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 219 Maryland Ave., Rev. Donald M. White, Minister 6:00pm. Everyone welcome. St. James Family Life Fellowship 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening Worship Fowler. Sun. School 9:30; Morning Church, Chestnut St., Enterprise. 7:00 p.m. TUE. Bible Study 7:00 Start CHURCH OF CHRIST Lighthouse Chapel 58 Sand St., p.m. 304-622-0924. Worship, 10:45; Wed. Prayer Meet- Summit Park. Sunday 10:00 am. ing, 7:00 Bridgeport Church of Christ, Pastor Harley Jefferies BAPTIST Christ Church United Methodist Philadephia Ave. & Center St. Your Day! First Baptist Church, 70 Rebecca Green Valley Community Church Church, corner of W. Pike St. & Sunday; Bible Study, 9:30 a.m.; Saltwell Christian Fellowship Farland Ave., Adamston. Pastor, Street, Shinnston. Service Times: Church, Exit. 125, Saltwell Road. A Oral Lake Road, Bridgeport Sunday- 9:30 Sunday School, 10:45 Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 Kevin Bender. Sunday School: 9:00 p.m. Wednesday evening Bible Miracle in Every Service. On WPDX Holy Trinity Church, Pentecostal am Worship: 10:00 am Worship, 6:00 Adult, Children & 104.9 FM every Sat. & Sun. at Youth; Wednesday- 6:30 Adult, Study, 7:00 p.m. Office 842-6738 corner of Filbert & Fleming Streets Ryan Currey, Minister 8:30am. 304-592-0555. Services Rt. 50 East Duff Street United Methodist Children & Youth. Kevin Nuzum, 10:30 am on Sunday and 7:00 pm Church, 400 Duff Ave., Clarksburg. Pastor 304-592-0232 Central Church of Christ, 232 S. on Wednesday. Pastor Brother Arlie Joseph Chapel Church 4-H Road, Breakfast 8:00 am. Contemporary First Kingdom Heirs Baptist Chestnut St; Sunday: Bible study, Parrish Philippi, WV Service at 8:45; Sunday School 9:50 Church Ritter Street, Hepzibah 9:30 am, Worship, 10:30 am & 6:30 am., Worship Service 11:00 am.; pm; Wed. eve. Bible Study, 6:30 pm Upper Room Full Gospel Church, New Covenant Fellowship, US Rt. Rev. Brian Seders, Sr. Pastor First Southern Baptist of Fairmont 304-622-8225 24th St. Adamston. Sun. School 10 20, Cambria MaryBeth Chien Asst. Pastor. 1919 North Pleasant Valley (King- am. Morning worship 11am, Sun. 624-7951 mont Exit) CHRIST'S CHURCH. Sun. 10a & 6:00pm. Tues 7:00pm. Youth Bible PRESBYTERIAN 5p. Horner Rd, Horner, WV (approx Study. Wed. Prayer-Praise Service Emmanuel United Methodist Freedom Fellowship Community 2mil from Weston Walmart, Rt. 7:00pm. Pastor, Rev. Roy Scates. Bethlehem United Presbyterian Church, corner of Church and Church Wilson Ridge, Grafton, WV 33E.). 622-6557, Bus Service 629-6687 Church, Rt 2 Shinnston Wood Streets, West Union 626-1410 Religion, Hometown Sunday, April 12, 2015 E7 CLUB NEWS Coburns tered and given a small vase of soup. Lauren will give the les- Lesson leader classes on Today’s Scripture fl owers. Yearbooks were com- son, “Dehydration of Foods” April 16 will cover An Apple Creek CEOS pleted. next month. a Day (October-Lauren), Dis- Club members were in The community Easter egg covering What Food Dates re- VERSE: ter before our world The Coburns Creek CEOS agreement that they could not hunt was held April 4 at Mi- ally Mean (November-Pam), that is trapped in Dear friends, I held its March meeting at the get the scrapbook completed chelle and Graig Klimas’ home. Financial Plans, Updates and darkness and so des- urge you, as aliens home of Pat Cheuvront on by Achievement Day, but did Sycamore club furnished the Tips — Your Security (Decem- perately needs God’s and strangers in the March 18. Delores thanked Pat want to put one together for prizes and hid the eggs. Co- ber-Delores). light. world, to abstain for hosting the meeting and, their own club history at a lat- burn’s Creek will furnished Achievement Day is April 8 from sinful desires, for devotions, Pat read “Arriv- er date. cookies, juice boxes and candy. at the Harrison County 4-H PRAYER: which war against al” by Dominique Farrenkopf. Joann will be the Health Road cleanup is scheduled Center and members must Forgive me, holy your soul. All members said the fl ag sa- Motivator for this year, and 5:30 p.m. March 25. register. Cost is $11. The Area God, for my failure — 1 Peter 2:11 lute. Delores gave everyone a Go 4 Delores has labels for donat- Meeting is May 5 in Taylor with sin. Empower Pam Coffman gave the sec- Life disc. She also gave every- ed quilts, pillows, scares, and Countym, and the cost is $16. me, almighty God, THOUGHT: retary’s report, and Lauren one appliance cleaning tips. more. The NVON meeting is July 14- so that I may grow This world is not reported on fi nances. The Club members agreed to pur- Lesson leader classes on 16 in Martinsburg. ever closer to your our destination; it is backpack program is being ex- chase Easter candy for Clarks- March 19 will cover Mediter- The meeting was adjourned, character and holi- our journey! There tended to next month. Mem- burg Rehabilitation. ranean cooking (May-Delores), and Pat served refreshments to ness. Help me, lov- are many things here bers are to give donations to Pam gave the lesson on Lib- Folk Dancing (June-Pam) and Delores, Pam, Lauren, Joann ing God, to live a holy that can distract us Lauren. ya and served a popular in Lib- life that is attractive From Britain with Love (Sep- and Twyla. The next meeting from our goal and New members were regis- ya, garbanzo bean and mint tember-Pat). will be April 15. destroy our desire to to my friends, fam- complete our jour- ily, and neighbors, ney. These sinful de- so they may come sires actually are to glorify you by liv- CCC Ladies treasurer’s report was given Other discussions centered June 16-17. The Women’s at war with us. But ing your life, too. In by past Treasurer Rosanne on tournaments, team match, Amateur will be at Sleepy Hol- Jesus’ name I pray. through the pow- Oliverio. couples, golf and two-women low Country Club July 28-30. Amen. Golf Association er of the Holy Spir- Committee reports were match. Those attending the meet- it, we can say “No!” given with the following up- Opening day will be at ing were: Becky Moots, Carol and live with confi - The CCC Ladies Golf As- Source: HEARTLIGHT. sociation held its fi rst 2015 coming events. Janie Kee- 4:30 p.m. April 22. The ladies Benninger, Judy Boyle, Lois dence and charac- http://www.heartlight.org meeting on March 25. ley gave a member guest up- are to meet in the ladies lock- Gillespie, Sue Kearns, Janie The meeting was brought to date, which will be July 14 er room and be ready for tee Keeley, Rosanne Oliverio, order by new President Becky with theme, “Ladies on the off at 5 p.m. Kim Propst, Estelle Rice, Io- Moots. Green.” This year, the Women’s Se- nia Stemple and Anna Walsh. Minutes were read by past It will be a straight scramble nior Amateur will be at the The next meeting will be secretary Anna Wash. The with handicap and be fl ighted. Moundsville Country Club held in June. Come

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