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MILTON – James “BigBubba” Newton is put t inga l l the knowledge hega ined dur ing 25 years o fBBQ compet i t ions on dis -p lay a t h i s new Mi l tonres tauran t , B ig Bubba ' sChampionship BBQ.The new res tauran t

opened ear l i e r th i s sum-mer and features a var ie tyo f sauces tha t Big Bubbahas care fu l ly cra f ted overthe years.“I rea l ly wanted to open

a fami ly res taurant wherepeop le cou ld come andenjoy good food at a goodpr i ce ,” Big Bubba sa id .

“Mos t o f my d inners a re$7 and my sandwich com-bos are $5 and tha t in -c ludes your dr ink andch ips . You can ' t ea t a tMcDona ld ' s o r Wendy ' sfo r tha t pr i ce and hereyou are ge t t ing rea l qua l -i t y, f re sh ly preparedfood.”Big Bubba ' s menu fea-

tu res a var i e ty o f sand-wich combos inc lud ingpu l l ed pork , pu l l ed bee f ,ch i cken breas t , ph i l l ycheese s teak , ho t hamand cheese and a br i ske tsandwich .A l l o f the meat i s s lowly

seasoned in h ickor ysmoke for up to 20 hours ,

SEE BBQ ON PAGE 3

BIG BUBBA SERVES UP CHAMPIONSHIP

BBQ AT NEW MILTON RESTAURANT

Big Bubba's Championship BBQ is now open in Milton, next to Tudor's and Go-Mart. In addition to award winning BBQ, customers may see some of these friendlyfaces at the new restaurant; (seated from left) Kaitlyn Blake and Morgan Blake and(standing from left) Amanda Sowards, Kara Blake, Kim Newton, James “BigBubba” Newton, and executive chef Aaron Mays. Photo by Jack Bailey.

By Jack Bailey

[email protected]

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FALL SPORTSPAGES 9-16

CCCSO still hasFarmer’s MarketVouchersYou can come to 724 10th Av-

enue, Monday – Friday between9 a.m. and 2 p.m. to pick themup.Vouchers are for Seniors 60

and above, please bring youridentification (ID andUtility Bill).Call Teresa at 304-529-4952 if

you have any questions.

Collis P.HuntingtonRailroad Society MeetingWhat: Collis P. Huntington

Railroad Historical Society Inc.When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Au-

gust 28, 2012.Where: 1323 8th Ave., Hunting-

ton,WV 25701Program andmeeting are open

to the public.For more information, call ex-

ecutive director Don Maxwell at304-523-0364.

Blood Drive atMilton Baptist

A Blood Drive will be held onSaturday, August 25, from 10:00a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at Milton BaptistChurch (gym) in honor of ArtPowers.

American LegionPost 139 Bingo

American Legion Post 139,1207Main St.,Milton hosts Bingoevery Friday with Early bird at6:30 p.m. and Regular bingo at 7p.m. Fridays.Cost: $5 packets (two packet

minimum).Formore information, call 304-

743-3149.

WV Pumpkin FestivalChildren’s Pageant

2012 WV Pumpkin FestivalChildren's Pageant will be heldon Saturday, August 25th, 12:00p.m. at the WV Pumpkin Park,Milton, WV in the Air Condi-tioned Entertainment Building.The pageant is open to girls, ages0-12 years and boys, ages 0-5years. For an application call 304-638-8115.

Sobriety CheckpointThere will be a sobriety check-

point conducted on Friday, Au-gust 24, 2012 at approximately

2000 hours in front of ChapmanFuneral Home, on WV Route 34in TeaysValley,West Virginia.The purpose of the checkpoint

will be the detection and appre-hension of suspected drunkendrivers, as well as the enforce-ment of the traffic laws of theState ofWV.The checkpoint will be oper-

ated from 2000 hours until 0200hours for a total of 6 hours.

Hamlin High School,Class of 1962 ReunionFriday, September 7, 3:30 pm

Tour of Hamlin Middle School(formerly Hamlin High) and 4:15pm,Tour of LincolnHigh School.(Optional)…6-9 pm Lincoln County High

Commons Area, general get-to-gether; bring your ownfood/snacks and soft drinks. Thelast hour, music and singing willbe provided by Lonnie Adkinsand his Roadrunner Band.Saturday, September 8, 1-4 pm

there will be a luncheon andother activities at Tascali’sDecades Restaurant (openmenu.). Tascali's is located onUSRoute 60, Barboursville, RiverPlace Plaza.

Experience Paint Ball!Paintball Field, every Saturday

& Sunday.Directions: Turn left at Beech

Fork State Park entrance. Fieldwill be openmost weekends.Call Richie Merritt at 304-697-

3267 or visitwww.geocities.com/xplosive-paintball. Xplosive Paintball,6676 Beech Fork Road, Bar-boursville.

MallWalkers!7 a.m. – 6 p.m.Monday-Friday.

Community members can comeand walk the ‘medical mall’! Amile equals 6-1/2 laps. Call PattyDickey, 304-399-2367. HIMG Re-gional Medical Center, 5170 US60 East, Huntington. FREE!

CCCSO’s to holdAnnual Cabell County

Senior PicnicCCCSO’s Annual Cabell

County Senior Picnic (for Seniors60’s and above) will be held onFriday September 21, 2012 from

10am-2pm at Ritter Park.Theme this year is 40’s, 50’s,

60’s Happy Days.Entertainment, lunch and

games provided.Call Teri at 304-529-4952 for

transportation.“CCCSO, for the Seniors”

Parking Lot Sale –Sept. 8th

The annual Parking Lot Salewill be held Sept. 8, 2012 atValley(Wave Pool) Park.It’s that time of the year again

to gather all the old clothes andunwanted items.So, clear out your closets and

bring your items to the parkinglot sale held at the Wave Poolparking lot.Call the Putnam County Parks

and Recreation office at 562-0518ext. 10 and reserve a space for$15.00. Time is 8 – 2 p.m. (cancelif rain).

Ebenezer MedicalOutreach offersassistance for

low-income SeniorsEbenezer Medical Outreach,

Douglass Center, 1448 10th Ave.,provides free primary care, med-ications assistance and referralfor the low income that are with-out Medicaid andMedicare.Services are available from 8

a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday throughFriday. Call 304-529-0753 formore information.

M.A.R.S.MedicallyAssisted Recovery

SupportThis is another outreach of

Milton Baptist Church to helpyoung people with recovery fromalcohol or a drug addiction. Thisgroup meets every Fridayevening from 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Ifyou know someone who needsthis ministry please contact thechurch office 304-743-3461, orBobbie Swan 304-743-6814.

Rental Space AvailableMilton fire department rents

out the building for special occa-sions such as birthday parties,showers, reunions, etc. For rentalinformation, call Kenney-304-743-6994

Shifty Fifties Car ShowA classic car show is coming to

Valley Park in Hurricane, WV onSeptember 16, 2012. Car enthusi-asts are welcome to show offtheir automobiles by registering

between 9:00a.m. and 1 p.m. Thetop 50 vehicles will receive anaward. The first 100 cars enteredinto the judging will receive adash plaque. There will be 12specials including best of show.The Putnam County Conven-

tion andVisitors Bureau (PCCVB)co-sponsors the event with thePutnamCounty Parks and Recre-ation Commission (PCPRC).They have joined forces with CliffMesser, a correspondent for theGolden Oldies Street Road Asso-ciation, to help promote the carshow. Mr. Messer has over 18years of car show experience.Awards for the car showwill be

presented at 4:00 p.m. and allproceeds from the event will gotoward more PCCVB and PCPRCevents. For more informationplease call 304-562-0518 ext. 10or 304-562-0727 ext. 102.

Milton Baptist Church ishosting a Baby Showerand you are invited!

The Woman's Choice Preg-nancy Resource Center inCharleston provides counseling,medical care, and baby items toneedy Mommas-to-be. Theshower is like a traditional babyshower with gifts, cake, punch,and GAMES. All the gifts will beused to stock the Center's sup-plies, so they can share withMommas who can use a littlehelp. The baby items can be newand gently-loved – diapers andwipes are especially in need.Please do not wrap or gift-bagyour gifts.The shower will be held atMil-

ton Baptist Church on Sunday,September 23rd at 1:00 PM forthe community. The church is lo-cated at 1123 Church Street inMilton. If you are unable to at-tend the shower but have itemsyou would like to donate, theitemsmay be dropped off at Mil-ton Baptist Church or Source4 inPerry Morris Square - Milton.

Classes offered atnderwoodSenior CenterThe following classes are of-

fered at the Underwood SeniorCenter, 632 9th Ave., Huntington:Free Senior Wellness Program

exercises for strength, flexibilityand cardiovascular, 1 p.m. everyMonday and Wednesday, and1:30 p.m. Fridays.Dancing, 2 p.m. everyMonday.Aerobics, 2 p.m. everyWednes-

day.Tai-Chi for health and well-

being, 1-1:30 p.m. every Friday.

For more information on anyof these classes please call 304-529-3673.

2012WV PumpkinFestival Queen &Teen's Pageant

2012 WV Pumpkin FestivalQueen & Teen's Pageant will beheld on Sunday, August 26th,2:00 p.m. at the WV PumpkinPark, Milton, WV, in the AirConditioned EntertainmentBuilding. Queen contestants,ages 16-21, and Teen contest-ants, ages 13-15, must be a res-ident of West Virginia.The 2012 WV Pumpkin Festi-

val Queen will not only reignover the WV Pumpkin Festivalbut will also receive $500 CashScholarship, $500 Clothing Al-lowance, Crown, Trophy, Ban-ner and represent the WVPumpkin Festival at the 2013WV Association of Fairs & Festi-vals Pageant.For an application go to

www.wvpumpkinpark.com orcall 304-638-5722 or 304-743-1766.

Real Country performsat MiltonVFW

The group Real Country will beperforming a mix of country,classic rock and bluegrass musicevery Friday from 7-10 p.m. atthe Milton VFW (across from thefairgrounds, Milton).Concessions will be sold. This

is a non-alcoholic event.Cost: $6; admission is free for

children 12 and under. For moredetails, call 304-743-6197.

Leaps and BoundsEnrolling Students

Leaps and Bounds EarlyLearning Center, a Christian,developmental preschool forchildren ages 18-months to sixyears old, is currently enrollingstudents for the 2012-2013school year.The preschool, located at

Teays Valley Presbyterian inScott Depot, provides lots ofpositive, hands-on, individualguidance for children to dis-cover and learn through play attheme based centers.For more information call

304-757-6073 or go online atwww.teaysvalleypresby.com.

WeightWatchersGroupMeeting

Tuesday evenings, 6:30 p.m.,weigh-in starting at 5:30 p.m.Milton Woman’s Club, MasonStreet, Milton.

Benefit Auction andIce Cream Social

Guyandotte Baptist Associa-tion Church Camp will have aBenefit Auction and Ice CreamSocial on Saturday, Aug. 25 at 2p.m.There will be food,music, auc-

tion items, dunking booth and abouncy house for the kids.

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BARBOURSVILLE –TheU.S . Youth Soccer Reg ion1 Championsh ip s w i l l bere tu rn ing to Ba r-bou r s v i l l e in 2015 and2016 , the Wes t V i r g in i aSocce r As soc i a t i on an-nounced Monday, Aug .13 .The tou rnamen t , pa r t

o f the coun t r y ’s l a rge s tand mos t p re s t i g i ous na -t i ona l you th socce r tour-namen t was p rev ious l yhe ld in Ba rbour s v i l l e in2009 and 2010 .“The Barboursv i l l e a rea

i s anx ious to welcome thethousands o f v i s i t o r s a s -soc i a t ed w i th the U .S .You th Socce r Reg ion IChampionsh ips . Wi th $14mi l l i on o f economic im-pac t e s t imated , our com-mun i t y w i l l a l so bene f i tf rom th i s l a rge and pre s -t i g i ous even t ,” s a id Ba r-bou r s v i l l e Mayo r Pau lTurman . “We are p l ea sedto have the oppor tun i t yto once aga in show oursocce r f ami l i e s ou rbus t l i ng c i t y and sha reou r sou the rn hosp i t a l -

i t y.”The 2015 and 2016 U.S .

You th Socce r Reg ion IChamp ionsh ip s a re e s t i -ma ted to p rov ide morethan $14 mi l l i on per yearin economic impac t tothe loca l a rea , acco rd ingto the s t a t e socce r a s so -c ia t ion .Loca l re s t au ran t s , ho -

t e l s , re t a i l s t o re s ando the r s w i l l bene f i t f romthe more than 5 ,000 p lay-e r s , coaches , t e ams andtou rnamen t o f f i c i a l s ,who a l so b r ing a longthe i r f ami l i e s to the s i x -day tou rnament . V i s i t o r sw i l l book an es t ima ted31 , 000 room nigh t s a ta rea ho te l s . The top 272boys and g i r l s U .S . YouthSocce r t eams in a mu l t i -s ta te reg ion wi l l competefo r the U.S . Youth SoccerReg ion I Championsh ips ,in Barboursv i l l e .“We are exc i t ed to have

the Reg ion I Champ i -onsh ip s in Wes t V i r g in i af o r a second t ime andlook fo rwa rd to work ingw i th U .S . You th Socce rand Reg ion I ,” s a id LenRoger s , p res ident o f Wes tV i r g in i a Socce r As soc i a -t i on . “Each yea r, t he na -

t i on’s top p l aye r s l ookfo rwa rd to ano the r twoyea r s o f inc red ib l e com-pe t i t i on as the bes tt eams in Reg ion I ea rnthe i r way f rom s ta t echamp ionsh ip s to the sereg iona l championsh ips.”The U .S . You th Socce r

Reg ion I Championsh ips ,wh i ch w i l l f e a tu re topteams in the Unde r-12th rough Unde r-19 ageg roups , beg in s w i thopen ing ceremonies he lda t Joan C . Edwards St a -d ium on the Mar sha l lUn i ve r s i t y campus . Pre -l im ina r y games w i l l bep l ayed a t the Ba r-bou r s v i l l e Socce r Com-p l e x and YMCA KennedyCente r.“Th i s tou rnamen t w i l l

be a wonde r fu l oppor tu-n i t y f o r u s to showcaseWes t V i r g in i a ' s t r ue hos -p i ta l i t y and f r i end ly peo-p l e , wh i l e we l comingthousands o f eage r soc -cer p layers , the i r fami l iesand fans to the Ba r-bou r s v i l l e a rea ,” s a idGov. Ea r l Ray Tomb l in .“Cong ra tu l a t i ons to a l lwho worked on the p ro -posa l and secu red th i sp rominen t tou rnamen t

fo r the reg ion .”U .S . You th Socce r Sta te

Cup champ ions and se -l e c t r unne r s -up f rom 15s t a t e a s soc i a t i ons , i n -c lud ing hos t Wes t V i r -g in ia Socce r Assoc ia t ion ,w i l l pa r t i c ipa te .The other s ta te assoc ia -

t i ons rep re sen ted a reConnec t i cu t , De l awa re ,Ea s t e rn New York , Ea s t -e rn Pennsy l van i a , Mar y-land , Massachuset t s , NewHampsh i re , New Je r s ey,New York Wes t , Pennsy l -van ia West , Rhode Is land ,Ve rmont , and V i rg in i a .

Reg iona l w inne r s o f theUnder-13 through Under-19 b racke t s ea rn a be r thto the 2015 and 2016 U.S .You th Socce r Na t i ona lChampionsh ips .“ I am th r i l l ed to see

th i s huge even t comingback to Wes t V i r g in i a ,”s a id Wes t V i r g in i a St a t eSena to r Robe r t P l yma l e .“I ’m also honored to havebeen a pa r t o f the con-du i t to hos t the US YouthSocce r Reg ion I Champ i -onsh ip s tw i ce in e i gh tyear s .”

The Cabell Standard Community News Tuesday,August21,2012–Page3

Big Bubba sa id .Dinners inc lude BBQ

spaghe t t i , Ca jun jamba-laya , Ca jun ca t f i sh ,g r i l l ed ch icken sa lad , o rBig Bubba ' s spec ia l t akeon nachos and cheesep i l ed h igh wi th pu l l edpork and smothered incheese.“I have 25 d i f f e ren t

sauces here tha t I deve l -oped through the year s ,”Big Bubba sa id . “I haveworked a lo t o f d i f f e ren tp laces and have sa t andexper imented and th inkthat tas t ing i s be l iev ing .”Big Bubba sa id tha t he

deve loped his love of BBQas a youngs te r. He sa idtha t the re used to be aroads ide BBQ maker whowou ld se t up h i s smokernear Barboursv i l l e onU.S . 60 and se l l BBQ.Big Bubba sa id tha t he

wou ld r ide h i s b ike f romHunt ington to spend t imewi th the man and lea rn

f rom him.“I f you l i s t en you can

learn a lot ,” he sa id . “Peo-p le have forgot ten the oldways of smoking meat anddoing th ings.”Big Bubba took h i s love

of BBQ onto the compet i -t i ve BBQ compet i t ion c i r-cu i t where for 25 years het rave led the countr y com-pe t ing in var ious BBQevents. He has won count-l e s s t i t l e s fo r h i s BBQ,and whi l e he has beenaway f rom the compet i -t ive c i rcu i t for a couple ofyear s now, he says tha tone day he wi l l re tu rn tocompet i t ion .In fac t , B ig Bubba sa id

tha t he wou ld l i ke to oneday br ing a BBQ compet i -t ion to Mi l ton . Such anevent , he sa id , would be aboon to the loca l econ-omy br ing ing in hun-dreds , i f no t thousands ,o f compet i tors .B ig Bubba sa id tha t he

would a lso l ike to deve lopa team of loca l s tudentsto compete in BBQ com-pet i t ions. He sa id that hewou ld l i ke to work wi the i the r loca l FFA or BoyScout g roups to deve lopthe compet i t ion team.Big Bubba sa id that i t i s

impor tan t fo r h im to beinvo lved in the loca l com-muni ty. To tha t end , inaddi t ion to want ing to de-ve lop a youth BBQ com-pe t i t ion team, he a l soac t i ve l y suppor t s loca lchurches and the i r causeswi th h i s cook ing . He i sprov id ing the food for anupcoming Guyandot teBapt i s t Assoc ia t ionChurch Camp Bene f i tAuct ion on Saturday, Aug .25 .“I would l ike to see peo-

ple he lp people again ,” hesa id .B ig Bubba prac t i ces

what he preaches. Dur inga recent lunch t ime v i s i t

to h i s re s tauran t , twoAus t ra l i an tour i s t ss topped by. In addi t ion toser v ing the couple a tas tyBBQ meal , Big Bubba a lsohe lped them wi th d i rec -t ions to the i r nex t des t i -na t ion to Tennessee , andgave them adv ice onwhere to s tay and ea twhen they eventua l l ymade the i r way toFlor ida .“You have to take care

o f your cus tomers ,” BigBubba sa id .Whi le only open for two

months , the new res tau-ran t has a l ready deve l -oped a few regu la rcus tomers . B ig Bubbapersona l l y g ree t s eve r y-one who comes in thedoors o f the res tauran tand even knows the or-der s o f some of h i s regu-lars .For those who don ' t

want to d ine in , B igBubba ' s has a dr i ve thru

window and peop le canphone in the i r o rder s fo rp ickup.Big Bubba sa id tha t he

picked Mi l ton for h is newres tauran t because h i sw i f e , K im, i s o r i g ina l l yf rom the area , and that hesees a great dea l o f poten-t i a l fo r the area to con-t inue growing in thefuture.B ig Bubba ' s Champi -

onsh ip BBQ is loca ted a t327 Summers Add i t ion ,Mi l ton , which is r ight be-s ide Go-Mar t and Tudor 's.The res tauran t i s open

seven days a week from 11a .m. to 9 p.m. da i l y fo rlunch and dinner.For more in fo rmat ion ,

o r to p lace a p ick -uporder, ca l l B ig Bubba ' s a t(304) 743-4889 .B ig Bubba ' s a l so has a

Facebook page tha t youcan l i ke to rece i ve up-da tes and add i t iona l in -format ion .

BBQ FROM PAGE 1

NationalYouth Soccer Tournamentreturning to Barboursville

By Jack Bailey

[email protected]

Tuesday,August21,2012 Community News The Cabell Standard

August Birthdays!Happy Birthday to ALL

Keith Zimmerman (August 21st)Shaun Blake Aug. 23rdAndrew LinvilleNatasha RobinsonAnn PayneBrenda KeatonLeisha CampbellDarren BallCarl DavisChris VenoyLisa MorrisKarigan PaughEric GillJacqueline L. ChevalierKenneth McCloudBarbara A. NelsonClara J. OwensDeborah J. OwensSandra K. FarrarLisa E. PressleyKelci ArmsteadBrad ArmsteadLinda Armstead

If you - or someone you know - will be celebratrating a

birthday in the coming months... Call 304-743-6731 and give us their name - OR just email the

information to [email protected]

Sendusyourcommunitynews.Wewelcomenewsof local eventsandhappenings in thearea.

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Ingredients1 (18.25 ounce) package

lemon cake mix1 cup hot water1 cup cold water2 (3 ounce) packages lemon

flavored gelatin mix1 cupmilk1 (3.4 ounce) package instant

vanilla pudding mix1 (8 ounce) container frozen

whipped topping, thawed

Lemon Cooler Cream Cake

RECIPE OFTHEWEEK:

Art by Natalie Larson

DirectionsPrepare cake and bake according to package directions in a9x13 inch baking dish.With a fork, poke holes all over top ofcake.Combine 1 cup hot water and 1 cup cold water with one pack-age of lemon gelatin. Stir until gelatin is dissolved, and pourmixture over cake. Chill in refrigerator until cool.In large bowl stir together milk, vanilla pudding mix and re-maining package of lemon gelatin until powders are dissolved.Fold in whipped topping and spread mixture over cake. Refrig-erate until serving.

August Anniversaries!Larry & Janet Venoy

Kenny & Tammy Shull

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Mar sha l l Un i ve r s i t y ' smen ' s and women ' s soc -ce r teams wi l l p l ay homegames a t Hur r i cane HighSchoo l th i s f a l l , wh i l e anew mul t i -m i l l i on do l l a rsoccer complex i s bui l t inHunt ing ton .Mar sha l l Un i ve r s i t y ' s

men ' s socce r t eam wi l lsp l i t t he hos t ing o f i t shome matches be tweenHur r i c ane High Schoo land the F i e ld s a t TraceFork in Char les ton . In a l l ,t he men ' s t eam wi l l p l a yfou r home matches a tHur r i c ane High Schoo lth i s f a l l .The men ' s socce r

games to be p l ayed inHur r i cane are as fo l lows :• Sa tu rday, Oc t . 13 v s .

South Caro l ina a t 7 p.m.• Wednesday, Oct . 17 vs.

Kentucky a t 7 p.m.• Tuesday, Oc t . 23 v s .

F IU at 7 p.m.• Sa tu rday, Nov. 3 v s .

UCF at 7 p.m.

“ I t ’s un fo r tuna t e wewi l l have to p lay th i s sea -son’s home games ou t -s i de o f Hun t ing ton onun fami l i a r f i e l d s ,” s a idmen ' s head coach BobGray, “bu t we f ee l rea l l ygood abou t the t eam wehave re tu rn ing th i s yea rand w i th the add i t i on o fsome qua l i t y newcomer swe have eve r y rea son tobe exc i t ed about the sea-son ahead .”Mar sha l l ' s women ' s

socce r team wi l l p l ay twohome games a t Hur r i caneHigh Schoo l th i s s ea son ,in add i t i on to games a tHunt ing ton High Schoo l .Mar sha l l ' s women ' s

t eam wi l l t a ke on UTEPon Sunday, Sep t . 23 , a t 1p.m . a t Hur r i c ane HighSchoo l , and w i l l f a ceSMU on Sunday, Oc t . 14 ,a t 1 p.m. a t Hur r i cane.The move to p lay games

ou t s ide o f Hun t ing tonth i s s ea son came as there su l t o f g rowth in Mar-sha l l ' s a th l e t i c depa r t -men t . A new indoorp rac t i c e f a c i l i t y andspo r t s med i c ine f ac i l i t ya re unde r cons t r uc t i on

on the s i t e whe re themen ' s and women ' s soc -ce r t eams prev ious l yp layed .At the same t ime, a new

$5 . 4 mi l l i on socce r com-p l e x i s unde r cons t r uc -t i on fo r the men ' s andwomen' s socce r teams onthe s i t e o f the o ld Ve t e r -ans Memor ia l F i e ldhousein Hunt ing ton .The new socce r f ac i l i t y

i s e xpec t ed to be com-p l e t ed in t ime fo r the2013 fa l l socce r seasons."Who a re we to ques -

t i on wha t ' s be ing done ,when you cons ide r wha twe ' re go ing to ge t ? " sa idThunde r ing Herdwomen ' s socce r coachKev in Long . "We have anew fac i l i t y be ing bu i l tf o r u s , and we shou ldlook a round and seesome o f the cha l l enge so the r spo r t s have hadhe re w i th p l ace s to p l ay.We don ' t da re fo r a sec -ond comp la in . I t ' s go ingto be s t a t e -o f - the -a r t f a -c i l i t y ; i t ' s no th ing bu twin-win on our end .”

Marshall men's,women'sSoccer Teams to play homegames at Hurricane High

By Jack Bailey

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STAFF REPORTHUNTINGTON -- Oh io

Va l l ey Banc Corp. has re -po r t ed conso l i da t ed ne tincome fo r the qua r t e rended June 30 , 2012 , o f$1 , 719 , 000 , an inc rea seo f 10 . 5 pe rcen t f rom the$1 ,555 ,000 earned for thesecond quar te r o f 2011 .Ea rn ing s pe r sha re fo r

the second qua r t e r o f2012 were $ . 43 , up 10 . 3pe rcen t f rom the p r i o ryear second quar te r.Fo r the s i x months

ended June 30 , 2012 , ne tincome to t a l ed$4 , 341 , 000 , a 21 . 0 pe r-cen t inc rea se f rom ne tincome o f $3 , 588 , 000 fo rthe s i x months endedJune 30 , 2011 .

Earn ings per share were$1 . 08 fo r the f i r s t s i xmon ths o f 2012 ve r su s$ . 90 fo r the f i r s t s i xmon ths o f 2011 , an in -c rea se o f 20 . 0 pe rcen t .Re tu rn on ave rage as se t sand re tu rn on ave rageequ i t y was 1 . 03 pe rcen tand 11 . 97 pe rcen t , re -spec t i ve l y, f o r the f i r s tha l f o f 2012 , compared to. 81 pe rcen t and 10 . 49percen t , re spec t i ve l y, fo rthe same pe r i od in thepr io r year." I t ' s a c red i t to the 292

Oh io Va l l e y Banc Corp.employees whose t i re l e s se f f o r t s make i t pos s ib l eto repo r t a 10 . 5 pe rcen tinc rea se in second qua r-t e r conso l i da t ed ne t in -

come as compared to thesame pe r i od one yea rago. I 'm ex t reme l yp l ea sed w i th the e f f o r tpu t f o r th by the se menand women on beha l f o fou r 2 , 133 sha reho lde r s , "sa id Thomas E . Wiseman ,Pres ident and CEO.Oh io Va l l e y Banc Corp.

common s tock i s t radedon the NASDAQ Globa lMarke t under the symbolOVBC . The ho ld ing com-pany owns Oh io Va l l e yBank , w i th 15 o f f i c e s inOh io and Wes t V i r g in i a ,and Loan Cen t ra l , w i thseven consumer f inanceo f f i ces in Ohio.Lea rn more about Oh io

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OhioValley Banc Corp. ReportsHigher Second Quarter Earnings

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Velma’s ViewBy Velma Kitchens

DreamsAll of us have dreams of what we want for our future lives.When we are young, we dream of getting bigger and older then

we dream of the things in life that matter to us.I have found out that many people are not doing what they re-

ally love doing in their employment. While they still enjoy theirjobs and especially the jobs of helping others their true dreamsare not being fulfilled.Many people I know do ‘other things’ in their spare time that

they truly love doing. And had the choice, they would be doingthat, other than their current jobs.I know a lady who is a faithful and good worker in her job, but

she truly loves flower arranging and making pretty things forhomes.She once said she wished she could do that full time rather

than her present position. The one thing that stops us is themoney and fear. We are afraid to step out and lose the paycheck,(which we all need), and do that which we have dreamed aboutfor years.I was thinking about Joseph in the Bible. He had a dream. His

dream came true but he had many obstacles in his way. God usedJoseph for good to keep his family alive in famine and meet theirneeds.We should never give up on our dreams. Dreams can come

true.Keep on dreaming. It is God that put in your heart that thing

you love to do as long as it is right and true.(Editor’s Note: We hope that you enjoy Velma’s View and ask

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Life at Rock BottomThought for the week: As far as the east is from thewest, so far hath

He removed our transgressions from us.Psalm 103:12 (KJV)As I sat onmy front porch one hot afternoon, a youngman carrying

a gas can came to visit. I’ve known him since he was a child. He waswearing shorts but no shirt, making the tattoo on his upper back vis-ible. In three-inch-tall letters it proclaimed “FORGIVEN.” I asked himwhat thismeant. “Is it some rock group?” I asked. He proceeded to tellme he had asked God to forgive him. His trials in life had includedtime in prison for using and selling drugs. He was sorry that he haddone wrong and had caused heartache to his mother and other fam-ily members, and was going to try to better his life.Since I live a distance from town, I offered to drive him to where he

could get the gas he needed. During that trip, I told him God createdhim and gave him one life which he could straighten out if he triedand trusted in God’s help. “I know,” he said, “but all my friends andfamily say I’mbad.”He lost his father to cancer at age ten andwas nowat rock bottom in life. He has a natural ability to cook and had a goodjob in thewesternU.S., where hewas involved in opening new restau-rants in an upscale popular family restaurant chain. He knows hecould always have a job cooking, but depression and drugs get in hisway.My advice was to go back out west, as far from the east coast as pos-

sible, and start a new life, asking God to be with him. He thanked meand said, “I’m not all bad. I would help you if you ever needed me.”He is only one young man. There are so many of our young people

out in this worldwith the attitude that briefmoment of drugs can help.Drugs result in addiction causingmore life damage, rather than help-ing.Please pray for those you know and others with this problem. God

is big. He can remove all of our transgressions.Prayer: God, somewhere this very minute is more than one young

person at rock bottom in life. Lead all of us who know You to praywhen they cross our paths and to have words and deeds to give themhope for the future... Amen.

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CHARLESTON - Gov.Ear l Ray Tombl in has pro-c la imed Saturday, Sep-tember 29 , 2012 as the

Governor 's Day to Serve -a day ded ica ted tos t rengthen ing loca l com-muni t i es through vo lun-

teer se r v ice. Communi tyorgan iza t ions , fa i th-based organizat ions, c iv icand humani ta r ian groups

a long wi th governmenta lagenc ies are encouragedto par t i c ipa te in the dayof serv ice."Wes t V i rg in ians are

known for the i r k indness ,compass ion and ne igh-bor ly sp i r i t , " sa id Gov.Tombl in . " I encouragefo lks to mark the i r ca len-dars for our s tatewide dayof se r v ice and to beg in

p lanning ways to he lp inthe i r loca l communi t i es .September 29th wi l l begrea t day- through ourco l lec t i ve e f fo r t s , we wi l lfos te r f r i endsh ips , beau-t i f y our communi t ies andl i f t sp i r i t s . "V i rg in ia , Mary land and

the Dis t r i c t o f Co lumbiawi l l a l so des ignate Sep-tember 29th as a day ofserv ice.For more in format ion

on volunteer ing or organ-iz ing a volunteer event inWest V irg in ia , p lease v is i tour webs i te : www.gover-nor.wv.gov.

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CHARLESTON — TheSta t e Hi s to r i c Pre se r va-t i on Of f i c e ( SHPO) i s ac -cep t ing app l i c a t i ons fo rh i s to r i c prese r va t ion sur-vey and p l ann ing g ran t snow th rough Oc t . 31 ,2012 . Approx ima te l y$80 , 000 w i l l be awardedf rom fund ing approp r i -a ted by the U.S . Congressf o r p re se r va t i on e f f o r t sth rough the Na t i ona lPa rk Se r v i c e Hi s to r i cPrese r va t ion Fund .St a t e and loca l gove rn -

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and f i rms , and educa -t i ona l in s t i t u t i ons a requa l i f i ed to app l y. E l i g i -b l e p ro j e c t s may inc ludearch i tec tu ra l and archae-o log i ca l su r vey s ; p repa -ra t i on o f Na t i ona lReg i s t e r o f Hi s to r i cP l ace s nomina t i ons ; he r-i tage educat ion programsre l a t i ng to p re se r va t i onac t i v i t i e s ; p re -deve lop -ment ac t i v i t i e s ; and com-prehens i ve p l ann ingdocuments . Deve lopmentg ran t s w i l l be cons ide redi f the re i s su f f i c i en tfund ing .Gran t funds a re

awarded on a match ingbas i s th rough a compe t i -t i ve p roce s s . The an -nouncemen t o f g ran t ee si s p l anned fo r Feb rua r y2013 , con t ingen t uponrece ip t o f an a l l o ca t i onby the Na t i ona l Pa rkSe r v i c e . Funded pro j e c t smus t be comp le t ed byJune 30 , 2014 .A comp le t e g ran t pack -

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w in , Cab ine t Sec re t a r y.The Div i s i on , l ed byCommis s i one r Randa l lRe id -Smi th , b r ing s to -ge the r the pas t , p re sen tand fu tu re th rough pro -g rams and se r v i c e s f o -cus ing on a rch i ve s andh i s to r y, a r t s , h i s t o r i cp re se r va t i on and muse -ums. Fo r more in fo rma-t i on abou t the Div i s i on’sp rog rams , even t s ands i t e s , v i s i t www.wvcu l -tu re . o rg . The Div i s i on o fCu l tu re and His to r y i s anEqua l Oppor tun i t y /A f f i r -mat i ve Ac t ion Employer.

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Mos t o f u s do l aundr yon a da i l y bas i s . Bu t howmany o f u s th ink abou tthe poten t i a l f i re hazardsinvo l ved when a c lo the sdr yer i sn’t used proper ly ?“We tend to t ake ou rhome app l i ance s fo rg ran ted ,” s a id St e r l i ngLew i s , J r. , Wes t V i r g in i aSt a t e F i re Mar sha l . “Bu ttha t can be a ve r y dan-ge rous a t t i tude when youlook a t the number o fd r ye r f i re s occu r r ingeach yea r in th i s coun-t r y.”Acco rd ing to the Na-

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the equ ipmen t invo l vedin i gn i t i on , w i th annua ll o s s e s o f 16 c i v i l i andea ths , 433 in ju r i e s , and$201 mi l l i on in d i re c tp rope r t y damage . Dr ye r sa l one accoun ted fo r 92%o f the se f i re s and a l l o fthe repor ted dea ths .The i t ems f i r s t i gn i t ed

t ended to be c lo th ing ,dus t / f i be r / l i n t , w i re o rcab l e in su l a t i on and ap-p l i ance hous ing o r ca s -ing . The r i s k o f f i re i ss l i gh t l y h igher for gas - fu-e l ed c lo the s d r ye r s thanfor e lec t r i c powered—butthe dange r s o f e i the r a res t i l l s i gn i f i c an t ! Thel ead ing cause ( 29%) o fhome c lo the s d r ye r f i re s(and washer f i re s ) i s f a i l -u re to c lean them!The Wes t V i rg in i a Sta t e

F i re Mar sha l ’s O f f i c e o f -f e r s the fo l l ow ing sa f e t yt i p s f rom the NFPA tohe lp you preven t ac lo thes dr ye r f i re :Have you r d r ye r in -

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ven t ing mate r i a l shou ldbe used to sus ta in propera i r f l ow and dr y ing t ime.Make su re the a i r e x -

haus t ven t p ipe i s no t re -s t r i c t ed and the ou tdoo rven t f l ap w i l l open whenthe d r ye r i s on . Once a

year, o r more o f ten i f youno t i c e tha t i t ’s t ak inglonge r than norma l f o ryour c lo thes to dr y, c l eanl in t ou t o f the vent p ipe.Keep dr ye r s in good

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CHAR L E S TON - T h eWe s t V i r g i n i a Hum a n i -t i e s C o u n c i l a n n o u n c e st h a t P u l i t z e r P r i z e -w i n n i n g b i o g r a p h e r E d -m u n d Mo r r i s h a sa g r e e d t o p r e s e n t t h ea n n u a l Mc C r e i g h t L e c -t u r e i n t h e Hum a n i t i e si n O c t o b e r . Mo r r i s i st h e a u t h o r o f a t h r e e -v o l um e b i o g r a p h y o fT h e o d o r e R o o s e v e l t ,Am e r i c a ’s 2 6 t h p r e s i -d e n t . T h e l e c t u r e w i l lt a k e p l a c e O c t o b e r 2 5a t t h e C u l t u r e C e n t e ri n C h a r l e s t o n .Te d d y Ro o s e v e l t o v e r -

c am e p o o r h e a l t h i nc h i l d h o o d t o l e a d a nam a z i n g l y a c t i v e l i f e .H e w a s g o v e r n o r o fN e w Yo r k , p o l i c e c om -m i s s i o n e r o f N e w Yo r kC i t y , a s s i s t a n t s e c r e -t a r y o f t h e Na v y,c o l o n e l o f t h e R o u g hR i d e r s , a d e p u t y s h e r i f fi n t h e D a k o t a Te r r i t o r y,r a n c h e r i n t h e B a d -l a n d s , a f o u n d e r o f t h eNa t i o n a l C o l l e g i a t eA t h l e t i c A s s o c i a t i o n ,b i g g am e h u n t e r , w i n -n e r o f t h e No b e l P e a c eP r i z e , a u t h o r o f m o r e

t h a n 3 5 b o o k s , a n o r i g -i n a l m emb e r o f t h eAm e r i c a n A c a d em y o fA r t s a n d L e t t e r s , p r e s i -d e n t o f t h e Am e r i c a nH i s t o r i c a l A s s o c i a t i o n ,a n d a l e a d i n g c o n s e r -v a t i o n i s t a n d n a t u r a l -i s t . W h e n P r e s i d e n tW i l l i am Mc K i n l e y w a sa s s a s s i n a t e d i n 1 9 0 1 ,R o o s e v e l t b e c am e t h ey o u n g e s t p r e s i d e n t i nt h e n a t i o n’s h i s t o r y.H i s l i k e n e s s i s i mmo r -t a l i z e d o n Mou n t R u s h -mo r e .A s h e g u i d e d t h e

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i n New Yo r k C i t y a n dK e n t , C o n n e c t i c u t . H eh a s a l s o p r o d u c e d b i -o g r a p h i e s o f R o n a l dR e g a n a n d L u dw i g v a nB e e t h o v e n a n d i s c u r -r e n t l y w o r k i n g o n a l i f eo f T h oma s E d i s o n .Mo r r i s a p p e a r s e x t e n -

s i v e l y o n n a t i o n a l t e l e -v i s i o n . He h a s b e e n t h es u b j e c t o f a t w o - s e g -m e n t p r o f i l e o n 6 0M i n u t e s . H i s R o o s e v e l ta n d B e e t h o v e n b i o g r a -p h i e s w e r e b o t h f e a -t u r e d o n C B S S u n d a yMo r n i n g . H e h a s w r i t -t e n o n l i t e r a t u r e a n dmu s i c f o r T h e NewYo r k e r , T h e New Yo r kT im e s , H a r p e r ' s a n do t h e r p e r i o d i c a l s . He i sa m emb e r o f t h e Mo d -e r n L i b r a r y E d i t o r i a l

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m a n y p l a c e s , i n c l u d i n gHa r v a r d , P r i n c e t o n ,a n d B r ow n u n i v e r s i -t i e s , t h e New Yo r k H i s -t o r i c a l S o c i e t y , t h eNa t i o n a l P o r t r a i tG a l l e r y, a n d t h e Me t r o -p o l i t a n Mu s e um o f A r t .A c l a s s i c a l l y t r a i n e dp i a n i s t , h e m a d e h i sd e b u t i n 2 0 0 7 a t N e wYo r k ’s C a r n e g i e Ha l l .H um a n i t i e s C o u n c i l

o f f i c i a l s a r e p l e a s e dt h a t Mo r r i s h a s a g r e e dt o s p e a k a t t h e i r a n -n u a l f l a g s h i p e v e n t . “ Iw a s f o r t u n a t e t o h a v e ac o u r s e i n c o l l e g e u n d e rt h e g r e a t T R b i o g r a -p h e r , W i l l i am Ha r -b a u g h , ” E x e c u t i v eD i r e c t o r K e n S u l l i v a ns a i d . “ I t m a d e a b i g im -p r e s s i o n o n m e . T h es t o r y o f Te d d y R o o -s e v e l t i s t r em e n d o u s l ye x c i t i n g , a n d t h e m a nt o t e l l t h a t s t o r y f o rt h i s g e n e r a t i o n i s E d -mun d Mo r r i s . ”

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sponsible for degenerativediseases of the nervous sys-tem24. ___ andHardy27. Amalgam28. Buenos ___29. Small tart tree fruit33. “I had no ___!”34. Be bombastic35. Hip bones36.Discussan issue froma

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skin43. Supergarb44. Pranksters45. Kill, in away46. Long-jawed fish49. OldWorld plants, such

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TOURNAMENT10/09/12 06:00PM H WOODROWWILSON10/09/12 07:00PM H HUNTINGTON10/09/12 08:00PM H RIVERSIDE10/11/12 06:00PM A WOODROWWILSON10/20/12 09:00AM A HUNTINGTONTOURNAMENT10/23/12 06:00PM A PARKERSBURG10/23/12 07:00PM A WOODROWWILSON10/27/12 09:00AM A MSACTOURNAMENT10/29/12 06:00PM A SECTIONTOURNAMENT11/03/12 09:00AM A REGIONTOURNAMENT

CABELLMIDLANDSeniorVolleyball Schedule

08/17/12 07:00PM H SCOTT08/18/12 02:00PM H BOYD CO., KY H.S.08/21/12 06:00PM A NITRO08/23/12 07:30PM A HURRICANE08/25/12 11:00PM A SAINT JOSEPH CENTRAL08/28/12 06:00PM H HUNTINGTON08/30/12 06:00PM H SOUTH POINT,OHH.S.09/01/12 12:00PM A WOODROWWILSON09/06/12 05:30PM A SPRINGVALLEY09/08/12 12:00PM A PRINCETON09/09/12 06:00PM H POINT PLEASANT09/11/12 06:00PM H LINCOLN COUNTY09/12/12 06:00PM A SOUTH CHARLESTON09/15/12 12:00PM H RIPLEY09/18/12 06:00PM H ST. ALBANS09/20/12 05:30PM A RIVERSIDE09/22/12 12:00PM A PARKERSBURGCanceled A ASHLAND BLAZER, KY H.S.10/02/12 07:00PM H CAPITAL10/06/12 06:00PM A MSACTOURNAMENT10/16/12 06:00PM H SECTIONTOURNAMENT

CABELLMIDLANDSenior Soccer Girls Schedule

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Football

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Hurricane High School Fall Sports Schedules

NameSteven HandleyJesse BarkerJeffrey BurnetteAlexWolfordKoi TurnerZachary CooperLuke BrowneArizona SteadmanMatthew CooperJon HensleyDylan TinsleyBradley HaynesJeremy FrancisJosh PetryZach PateAlex LucasJared ZickafooseZachary FitzsimmonsJonathan FrancisDylan KimbleChase RossCory HurdBradley HodgesCaleb CraddockTyson EdwardsJohn JohnsonBrent SargentMitchell FitzgeraldMichael McCrackenConnor CunninghamChristian ThomasDrake ForrenColton O.BrienKadin SteadmanAlec HayesMatthew SpradlingDonald FinleyAaron GoreZack ScantlinChris BrownAlexander CummingsDuane RuggierTanner McCallisterBrian HughesMichael Molina

HURRICANESenior Football Roster

School: HURRICANEClass: AAACity: HurricaneCounty: PutnamSuperintendent: Chuck Hat-

fieldPrincipal: Richard CampbellAssistant Principal: Ben Cobb

, Dewana Hughes, HeatherHawesAthletic Director: Gary Eggle-

tonHead Coach: Jeremy TaylorAssistant Coaches: Chuck

Leadman,Greg Julian,MonkCollins,Rusty Sovine,DerekMoore,Teddy Stewart,TimSpradlingTrainers: Reggie Billups,Rick

Meadows,Maggie Collins,NicolePierson,Corrie Long,KatelynColeman,Sierra RameyCheerleading Coaches: Tonya

PasleyCheerleaders: Jenna Chap-

man, Peyton Dean, Briana Tal-bott, Taneisha Sturdavent,LeahNicely,Maddy Boster,LaurenShaffer,Andi Hess,TaylorFord,Daria Seccurro,BaileyCurry,Lauren Rainey,Tina Tay-lor,Bently Scarbro,KristenMullinsNickname: RedskinsBand Director: Sam Leffing-

wellTeam Doctor: John

Neville,Tony ErwinManagers: Equipment man-

ager Will Burton,student man-ager Hank Slemp, MattStonestreetStatistician: Keith Carroll,Ricci

Sholock,Rick AlvarezVideo: Kevin Fields,Shawn

Daly,Jon Donathon

08/24/12 07:30PM H WINFIELD08/31/12 07:30PM A NITRO09/07/12 07:30PM A WOODROWWILSON09/14/12 07:30PM A GEORGEWASHINGTON09/21/12 07:00PM H OPEN09/28/12 07:30PM H CAPITAL10/05/12 07:30PM H RIPLEY10/12/12 07:30PM A GREENBRIER EAST10/19/12 07:30PM H SPRINGVALLEY10/26/12 07:30PM H LOGAN11/02/12 07:30PM A CABELLMIDLAND

HURRICANESenior Football Schedule

08/18/12 01:00PM A PRINCETON08/21/12 07:15PM H OAK HILL08/23/12 05:00PM H CABELLMIDLAND08/25/12 09:30AM H TEAYSVALLEY CHRISTIAN08/27/12 05:00PM A HUNTINGTON08/30/12 05:00PM H NITRO09/04/12 07:00PM H WINFIELD09/06/12 07:00PM A ST. ALBANS09/11/12 07:00PM A SOUTH CHARLESTON09/13/12 07:00PM H GEORGEWASHINGTON09/15/12 11:00AM H FAIRMONT SR.09/18/12 07:00PM A CAPITAL09/20/12 07:00PM H WOODROWWILSON09/22/12 11:00AM A WEST CARTER, KY H.S.09/27/12 06:00PM A RIPLEY09/29/12 11:00PM A SPRINGVALLEY10/02/12 06:00PM H POINT PLEASANT10/04/12 05:00PM H MSAC10/09/12 06:00PM A RIVERSIDE10/11/12 07:30PM H PARKERSBURG

HURRICANESenior Soccer Boys Schedule

08/17/12 06:00PM A RUSSELL, KY08/23/12 07:00PM H CABELLMIDLAND08/25/12 12:00PM H GREENBRIER EAST08/28/12 05:00PM A SISSONVILLE08/30/12 05:30PM A NITRO09/03/12 05:30PM H SOUTH CHARLESTON09/06/12 05:30PM H HUNTINGTON09/10/12 06:00PM A CROSS LANES CHRISTIAN09/18/12 05:30PM H SPRINGVALLEY09/20/12 06:00PM A RIPLEY09/22/12 12:00PM A WINFIELD09/25/12 06:00PM A CHARLESTON CATHOLIC09/27/12 05:30PM H CAPITAL09/29/12 12:00PM H ST. ALBANS10/02/12 05:30PM A GEORGEWASHINGTON10/04/12 07:30PM A PARKERSBURG10/06/12 01:00PM H MSAC10/09/12 05:30PM H RIVERSIDE

HURRICANESenior Soccer Girls Schedule

09/04/12 06:00PM H BUFFALO09/06/12 06:00PM A WINFIELD09/10/12 06:00PM A SOUTH CHARLESTON09/11/12 06:00PM A CHARLESTON CATHOLIC09/13/12 06:00PM A SPRINGVALLEY09/15/12 06:00PM A CABELLMIDLAND09/19/12 06:00PM H GEORGEWASHINGTON09/25/12 06:00PM A GEORGEWASHINGTON09/27/12 05:00PM A RIPLEY09/29/12 06:00PM A CAPITAL10/02/12 06:00PM H NITRO10/06/12 06:00PM A GEORGEWASHINGTON10/11/12 06:00PM A WINFIELD10/15/12 05:30PM H SPRINGVALLEY10/18/12 05:30PM A WINFIELD10/20/12 06:00PM A BUFFALO10/22/12 06:00PM A PUTNAM COUNTY

TOURNAMENT10/25/12 06:00PM H WINFIELD

HURRICANESeniorVolleyball Schedule

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–Tuesday,August 21,2012 Fall Sports The Cabell Standard

Poca High School Fall Sports Schedules

08/24/12 07:30PM H NITRO08/31/12 07:30PM A NICHOLAS COUNTY09/07/12 07:30PM H BUFFALO09/14/12 07:30PM A CHAPMANVILLE09/21/12 07:30PM H SCOTT09/28/12 07:30PM A HERBERT HOOVER10/05/12 07:30PM A WEBSTER COUNTY10/12/12 07:00PM H OPEN10/19/12 07:30PM A WAYNE10/26/12 07:30PM H SISSONVILLE11/02/12 07:30PM H TOLSIA

POCASenior Football Schedule

08/17/12 07:00PM H RIPLEY08/21/12 07:00PM A POINT PLEASANT08/25/12 12:00PM H SCOTT08/28/12 06:00PM A SHADY SPRING08/30/12 07:00PM H HERBERT HOOVER09/01/12 12:00PM H CHARLESTON CATHOLIC09/04/12 07:00PM A MIDLANDTRAIL09/05/12 07:00PM H LINCOLN COUNTY09/06/12 06:30PM H PIKEVIEW09/10/12 07:00PM A RIPLEY09/11/12 07:30PM H POINT PLEASANT09/13/12 07:00PM H SISSONVILLE09/18/12 07:00PM A SCOTT09/20/12 06:00PM A SAINT JOSEPH CENTRAL09/25/12 05:00PM A CROSS LANES CHRISTIAN09/27/12 05:30PM A RIVERSIDE10/02/12 05:00PM A SISSONVILLE10/04/12 06:00PM A HERBERT HOOVER10/09/12 07:00PM H CAPITAL10/11/12 07:00PM H ST. ALBANS

POCASenior Soccer Girls Schedule

09/04/12 06:00PM H MINGO CENTRAL09/06/12 06:00PM H CHAPMANVILLE09/10/12 06:00PM A MINGO CENTRAL09/11/12 06:00PM A CHARLESTON CATHOLIC09/11/12 06:00PM A GREATERBECKLEYCHRISTIAN09/13/12 06:00PM H BUFFALO09/15/12 06:00PM A POINT PLEASANT09/18/12 05:30PM A SISSONVILLE09/20/12 05:30PM A HERBERT HOOVER09/25/12 06:00PM H WAYNE09/27/12 05:30PM A POINT PLEASANT10/02/12 06:00PM A CHAPMANVILLE10/04/12 06:00PM A BUFFALO10/09/12 05:30PM H TOLSIA10/09/12 05:30PM H SISSONVILLE10/09/12 06:00PM H TOLSIA10/11/12 06:00PM H POINT PLEASANT10/13/12 12:00PM A CHAPMANVILLE10/16/12 05:30PM A WAYNE10/20/12 06:00PM A BUFFALO10/22/12 06:00PM H PUTNAM COUNTY

TOURNAMENT10/23/12 05:30PM H HERBERT HOOVER10/25/12 06:00PM A TOLSIA

POCASeniorVolleyball Schedule

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NameAlex AmickChase ArkelWesley BarrettBryce BoggsNicholas BriscoeJaret BrownCaleb CavenderJordan ClarkEthan CopelandCollin CornellAndrew CovertRyan DalyChandler DicksonTrevor DolanTristan FordTyler GibsonGarrett GraftonGrant GraftonColton GriffithJohn HarlessJohn HathawayJoseph HeskettTyler HillBenjamen HinkleJeremy HuffNicholas HuntLogan KennedyTheodore KesterGriffin LavenderJacob LewisSeth LewisClayton LightnerTravis LovejoyJoshua MarinaroGavin McMasterStevenMonroeZackery MorrisZach NameyDakota NullColt RichardsonZach RichardsonChase RosenhagenAaron SadlerGary ShortToby ShowCharles SixNathanial SmithJesse SomervilleJacob ThompsonChristopher TurnerMasonWaddellDillonWalkerBradyWhiteJeremyWikelCharlesWinterIsaacWithrow

Winfield Generals Fall Sports Schedules

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2012Winfield GeneralsFootball Roster

School:WINFIELDClass: AAACity:WinfieldCounty: PutnamSuperintendent: Harold L.

HatfieldPrincipal: Bruce McGrewAssistant Principal: David

Harper, SaraWelchAthletic Director:Will IsaacsHead Coach: Craig SnyderAssistant Coaches: Jeremy

Dosier,Wayne Pritt, Pat Clark,Don Bower,WillWatkinsTrainers: Mike GibsonCheerleading Coaches: Mary

Jane AndersonCheerleaders:Nickname: GeneralsBand Director: Geary Jack

08/24/12 07:30PM A HURRICANE08/31/12 07:30PM A RIPLEY09/07/12 07:30PM A HUNTINGTON09/14/12 07:30PM H RIVERSIDE09/21/12 07:30PM H POINT PLEASANT09/28/12 07:30PM H LOGAN10/05/12 07:30PM A CABELLMIDLAND10/12/12 07:30PM H OPEN10/19/12 07:30PM A NITRO10/26/12 07:30PM H ST. ALBANS11/02/12 07:30PM H SPRINGVALLEY

WINFIELDSenior Football Schedule

08/18/12 02:00PM H SPRINGVALLEY08/23/12 06:00PM A RIPLEY08/25/12 01:00PM A PRINCETON08/28/12 05:30PM H RIVERSIDE08/30/12 05:30PM H RUSSELL CO. , KY H.S.09/04/12 06:00PM H NITRO09/06/12 06:00PM H GEORGEWASHINGTON09/07/12 02:00PM A ROBERT C. BYRD09/10/12 05:00PM H CABELLMIDLAND09/15/12 04:00PM H GREENBRIER EAST09/18/12 05:30PM H PARKERSBURG09/20/12 06:00PM H SOUTH CHARLESTON09/27/12 05:00PM A WOODROWWILSON09/29/12 12:00PM A OAK HILL10/06/12 12:00PM H PARKERSBURG SOUTH10/09/12 06:00PM A POINT PLEASANT10/11/12 05:30PM H CAPITAL

WINFIELDSenior Soccer Boys Schedule

08/17/12 06:00PM H BROOKE08/18/12 12:00PM H WHEELING PARK08/21/12 06:00PM H HUNTINGTON08/23/12 05:30PM H NITRO08/25/12 10:00AM H WASHINGTON09/06/12 06:00PM A ASHLAND BLAZER, KY H.S.09/08/12 12:00PM A GREENBRIER EAST09/11/12 06:00PM A ST. ALBANS09/15/12 12:00PM H MORGANTOWN09/22/12 12:00PM H HURRICANE09/25/12 06:00PM A PARKERSBURG09/29/12 01:00PM A FAIRMONT SENIOR10/02/12 05:00PM H WOODROWWILSON10/04/12 05:30PM H GEORGEWASHINGTON10/06/12 12:00PM A MSACTOURNAMENT10/08/12 06:00PM A CAPITAL10/11/12 06:00PM A CHARLESTON CATHOLIC10/13/12 02:00PM A PARKERSBURG SOUTH

WINFIELDSenior Soccer Girls Schedule

08/21/12 06:00PM H SCRIMMAGE:RIVERSIDE08/23/12 06:00PM A SCRIMMAGE:BUFFALO08/29/12 06:00PM A CAPITAL09/04/12 06:00PM H ST. ALBANS09/04/12 06:00PM H POINT PLEASANT09/06/12 05:00PM A NITRO09/08/12 10:00AM A BUFFALO09/11/12 06:00PM A RIVERSIDE09/13/12 06:00PM H SHADY SPRING09/13/12 06:00PM H RIPLEY09/15/12 10:00AM A ST. ALBANS09/20/12 06:00PM H CIVIC CENTER:RIPLEY09/20/12 06:00PM A CIVIC CENTER:ROANE CO09/27/12 06:00PM H CAPITAL09/27/12 06:00PM H NITRO10/04/12 06:00PM A ST. ALBANS10/09/12 06:00PM A SOUTH CHARLESTON10/11/12 06:00PM H HURRICANE10/11/12 06:00PM H RIVERSIDE10/13/12 06:00PM A RIVERSIDE10/16/12 06:00PM A POINT PLEASANT10/18/12 05:00PM H HURRICANE10/22/12 06:00PM H PUTNAM COTOURNAMENT10/25/12 06:00PM A HURRICANE10/27/12 06:00PM A MSACTOURNAMENT

WINFIELDSeniorVolleyball Schedule

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Winfield - 760-5660

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The Cabell Standard Classifieds Tuesday,August21,2012–Page17

SANDRASUECOOK“SANDY”WILMA JEAN SAUNDERS

DRINKARDJEANNIE MARIE MAUK

GATRELLPARIS HAMMONDJOHN RANDOLPH "HOOK"

HODGESGARY R.HOLBERTTALMAGE "Tab" JEFFERSRICK G.MILLERGLORANA SHARONNEACELEONARDM.QUALLSMARY LORETTAWAGERSRITAM.KINGWARD

SANDRA SUE COOK“SANDY”

Sandra Sue Cook “Sandy”, 57,of Huntington passed away Sat-urday, August 11, 2012 at herresidence.Funeral services were con-

ducted Thursday, August 16,2012 at Heck Funeral Home,Milton with Pastor Fred Rameyofficiating. Burial followed inApple Grove Memorial Gardens.She was born March 17, 1955

in Gallipolis, OH, a daughter ofthe late Lee and Doris DevoreWears.Sandy attended Altizer

Freewill Baptist Church.She was also preceded in

death by her husband, RobertCook; son, Justin Cook and twobrothers.She is survived by one son

and daughter-in-law, Chad andGinger Thompson of Patriot,OH; one daughter and son-in-law, Shannon and Darin Cottonof Huntington; two grandsons,Braden Cotton and Levi Cook;and one brother, Keith Wears ofPliny,WV.Heck Funeral Home was in

charge of arrangements.Online condolences may be

expressed to the family atwww.heckfuneralhome.com.

WILMA JEANSAUNDERS DRINKARDWilma Jean Saunders

Drinkard, 81, of Madison,W.Va.,passed away Aug. 9, 2012.She was born in Midkiff, Lin-

coln County, W.Va., on Jan. 21,1931, and was a daughter of thelate Rev. Ollie Saunders andMartha Estep Saunders. In addi-tion to her parents, she was alsopreceded in death by a sister,Gloria Ann Saunders; and abrother, Homer Gene Saunders.Wilma is survived by her hus-

band of 59 years, William F.(Corky) Drinkard Jr.; son,William F. Drinkard III and hiswife Marjorie, all of Madison,W.Va.; two grandchildren, DylanDrinkard of The Woodlands,Texas, andMartha Drinkard Art-ley and her husband Kenny ofCharlotte, N.C.; and one great-grandchild, Dorothy CamilleArtley. She is also survived by abrother, Ralph D. Saunders ofWest Plains, Mo.; three sisters,Marlene Casto of Oak Island,N.C., Mabel Little and husbandCarl of Arlington, Texas, and

Alice Fricke and husband Arthurof Huntington, W.Va.; and a sis-ter-in-law, Peggy Saunders ofBarboursville, W.Va. Wilma issurvived by a host of very spe-cial nieces and nephews whodearly loved their Aunt Wilma,all of whomwill miss her greatly.In addition to her family,Wilmais survived by her dear friend,Mary Elizabeth Griffith of Madi-son,W.Va.Wilma attended schools in

Logan County and was a gradu-ate of Marshall (College) Uni-versity, where she received BSand MS degrees in education.She taught in Cabell Countyschools for 27 years as a ChapterOne Reading Program Special-ist. Wilma was a caring neigh-bor, a dedicated teacher and atrue friend, and was dearlyloved by all who knew her. Mostimportantly, she was a faithfulChristian her entire life. She willbe sadly missed.The family would like to ex-

press our gratitude to the staff ofThe Meadowbrook - Assistancewith Living for their care, devo-tion and love for Wilma duringthe last few years of her life andto Dignity Hospice for also at-tending toWilma's last needs.A graveside service for family

and friends was held Tuesday,August 14, at Boone MemorialPark, Madison, W.Va., with Dr.Frank Frye officiating.Handley Funeral Home in

Danville was in charge ofarrangements.You may express your condo-

lences to the family atwww.handleyfh.com.The family will accept your

gracious donations to the ScottHigh School Girls Cross Countryand/or Basketball programs,Madison,W.Va.

JEANNIE MARIE MAUKGATRELL

Jeannie Marie Mauk Gatrell,47, of Huntington went home tobe with the Lord on Monday,August 6, 2012.Jeannie was a 1983 graduate

of Barboursville High Schoolwhere she competed in trackand was a member of themarching band. She attendedMarshall University and Moun-twest Community College andwas one of only ten students se-lected for the Sonography pro-gram at Collins Career Center tobegin in January, 2013.She was a devoted wife of 18

years to David M. Gatrell, a lov-ing step-mother to Spec. 4Derek S. Gatrell, US Army of Ft.Riley, KS and loving and devotedmother to David Ryan Gatrell.Jeannie was the faithful and

caring daughter of DonnaMaukof Huntington and Bob Maukand step-mother SandyMauk ofHuntington.Left behind to cherish her

memory are brothers John R.Mauk of Tampa, FL and AndrewJ. Mauk of Huntington, sisterSarah F. Mauk of New York;nieces Rachael Mauk, Sydney

Mauk, Mia Mauk, Faith Mauk,Alyssa Sasse, nephews CodyMauk and Aydn Mauk. Step-sis-ter Christine Anton of Milton,step-brothers John F. Mega ofCharleston, Matthew D. Mega ofRichmond, VA. Brothers-in-lawRobert L. Gatrell and family ofFayetteville, NC, Dennis D.Gatrell and family of IndianTrail, NC. Also a special auntand confidant Patty MaukCuster of Huntington.In addition to her family,

Jeannie will be tremendouslymissed by her many friends,neighbors, and church family.A celebration of Jeannie's life

was held Saturday, August 11,2012, at New Baptist Church,Huntington, WV, with PastorTrent Eastman officiating.The family suggests memorial

donations are made to St. JudeChildren's Research Hospital,501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN38105-1942, in memory of Jean-nie Gatrell.Cooke Funeral Home and

Crematorium, Nitro, WV as-sisted the Gatrell family.You may express on-line con-

dolences at www.cookefuneral-home.com.

PARIS HAMMONDParis Hammond, 82, of

Branchland,W.Va., passed awayAugust 8, 2012, at the EmogeneDolin Jones Hospice House.Funeral services were con-

ducted Saturday, August 11,2012, at Wallace Funeral Home& Chapel, Barboursville, by Pas-tor Heron Adkins. Burial fol-lowed in Mays Cemetery.He was born June 12, 1930, in

Cabell County, WV, a son of thelate Sherman and Rozella Brine-gar Hammond. In addition tohis parents he was also pre-ceded in death by his wife Beu-lah Fay Hammond; three sisters,Deania Adkins, Gracie Adkinsand Sharon Lynn Hammond;two brothers, Sherman LeoHammond and Steve Ham-mond; and one great-grand-child.He is survived by one daugh-

ter Darlia Fay Hatfield; six sons,Norman Lester, Harmon Lester,Roger Hammond, Ronnie Ham-mond, Dallas Hammond andRandall Hammond; two broth-ers, Braxton and LawrenceHammond; six sisters RosleeAdkins, Millie Hammond,Vernie Johnson, Thelma Eaves,Pam Dillman and Spicie Ferrell;19 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. The familywould like to give a specialthanks to the Hospice House ofHuntington.

JOHN RANDOLPH"HOOK" HODGES

John Randolph Hodges, ofHuntington, WV, passed awayon Monday, August 6, 2012, atage 65.He was born June 2, 1947, in

Covington, KY to David andFrances Hodges

John attended Beverly Hills

Junior High and HuntingtonEast High School. Following inhis father's footsteps, he ex-celled in numerous sports in-cluding baseball, track,basketball and football through-out his school career, beingnamed a Junior All-American.Upon graduation in 1965, he at-tended Marshall Universitywhere he joined Kappa Alphafraternity and made many life-long friends. While at Marshall,he was night manager at theMarshall University ShawkeyStudent Union, employing sev-eral of the athletes killed in thetragic plane crash in 1970.It was at Marshall University

where he met his wife of 43years, Kathy Forker of Gahanna,Ohio. John graduated with a de-gree in business management.He was employed by severalfood companies where he wonnumerous awards for salesman-ship. He became Executive Di-rector of the West VirginiaWholesalers Association, a posi-tion he held for over thirty yearsuntil his death. As a trusted ad-vocate for business, he workedtirelessly with the West VirginiaState Legislature, serving on nu-merous boards and councils,both locally and nationally, andrepresented numerous organi-zations through Hodges and As-sociates.John volunteered with his fa-

ther as a coach for Beverly HillsYouth Basketball, coaching all ofhis children and hundreds ofothers over many years. He wasan avid supporter of MarshallAthletics.He travelled to his beloved

Outer Banks of North Carolinaat least once a year his entire lifewhere he surfed, fished and en-joyed time with his family.Above all else he valued honesty,loyalty, and hard work which areevidenced in his personal andbusiness relationships. His ab-sence will be noted by the manyindividuals he mentoredthroughout his career.He is survived by his wife,

Kathy, son Jonathan (Saman-tha), son Adam (Renee), daugh-ter Eden, grandchildren Jesse,Emma, Eden "Edie", Parker andDavid, sisters Ann Cliness ofPoland, Ohio and NancyBurmeister of Big Rapids, Michi-gan and numerous nieces,nephews, cousins, in-laws,friends and colleagues.A celebration of his life was

held Saturday, August 18 at theMarshall University Student

Center.Donations may be made to

the DuckVolunteer Fire Depart-ment (DVFD) 1259 Duck Road,Duck, NC 27949.Online condolences may be

sent to the family at www.beard-mortuary.com.Beard Mortuary assisted the

family with arrangements.

GARY R. HOLBERTGary R. Holbert, 76, of Milton

passed away Tuesday, August 7,2012, at his home.Funeral services were con-

ducted Friday, August 10, 2012,at Heck Funeral Home, Miltonwith Rev. Allen Stewart officiat-ing. Burial followed in ForestMemorial Park, Milton.He was born June 18, 1936, In

Wetzel County to the late HarryRexford and Ada JosephineGump Holbert. He was also pre-ceded in death by his brother-in-law Harry Koon.Gary had a zest for life and en-

joyed spending it with his family,especially his grandchildren andgreat-grandchildren. He spent alot of time in his younger yearscoaching Milton Little Leaguefootball and baseball and help-ing to develop the ball fields. Heserved as President of the leaguefor a few years.After 34 years of service, he re-

tired from Union Carbide, Insti-tute Plant.He was a member of Milton

Baptist Church. He served 5years in the National Guard andwas honorably discharged.Gary also served six terms on

the Milton City Council. Heloved the city. He enjoyed thewater and city employees.He was an honest, humble

man with an impeccable workethic. He will be sadly missed byall who knew and loved him.He is survived by his wife of 55

years Betty Cummings Holbert;six children, Cary Rexford(Sharon) Holbert of Columbia,SC, Lary James Holbert of Mil-ton, Shary Kay (Randy) Albert ofWake Forest, NC, Bari LynnGlenn of Milton, Jerry Maxwell(Kris) Holbert of Milton and T.J(Marlene) Holbert of AppleGrove, WV; sister Sheila KayKoon of Port Orange, FL; 15grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; many nieces andnephews; special caregiverNicole Holstein.Online condolences may be

sent to the family at www.heck-funeralhome.com.

–Tuesday,August 21,2012 Obituaries The Cabell Standard

TALMAGE "Tab"JEFFERS

Talmage "Tab" Jeffers, 86, ofHamlin, W.Va., passed awayWednesday, August 8, 2012.Funeral services were con-

ducted Saturday, August 11,2012, at the Wallace FuneralHome & Chapel, Barboursville,by Rev. Joe Sexton. Burial fol-lowed in McComas-AdkinsCemetery.He was born January 13, 1926,

in Branchland, a son of the lateJohn Calvin and Alice ThomasJeffers. He was preceded indeath by five brothers, Emmitt,Luther, Edgar, Stacy and Ellisand three sisters, Lue Brock,Diana Salmons and Alta Porter.He is survived by his sister

Glenna McComas of Hunting-ton; special niece Janice "Sissy"Adkins; special nephew Calvin"Pete" McComas andmany spe-cial familymembers and friends.The family wants to give a spe-

cial thank you to Lincoln Nurs-ing and Rehabilitation Center ofHamlin. This was his second lov-ing family for the past 26 years.Wallace Funeral Home, Bar-

boursville, was in charge ofarrangements.Condolences may be ex-

pressed to the family atwww.timeformemory.com/wal-lace.

RICK G.MILLERRick G. Miller, 63, of

Charleston passed away on Au-gust 8, 2012, at Charleston AreaMedical Center Memorial Hos-pital following an extended ill-ness.Rick was preceded in death by

his father, Harry G. Miller;grandparents, Charles andBessie Beaver of Dunbar, andSarah and BurenMiller of Foster;father-in-law and mother-in-law, Charles F. Sr. and Helen H.Fox of Charleston.He is survived by his wife,

Libby Barna Miller; mother,Marjorie Miller of Charleston;daughter, Ashley Miller of Bar-boursville; brother, RandyMiller(Diane) of Williamstown. Also

surviving are nieces, Taylor Hai-ley Fox of Charleston, JulieMathess (Dan), Lorrie Young(Ben) and Kara Marsh (Chad);grandniece, Clair Young; grand-nephews, Hunter and ColeMathess, Caleb and Jack Young,all of Fairmont; sister-in-law,Lisa Fox Boggs (Roy); andbrother-in-law, C. Fred Fox Jr., allof Charleston.The family would like to thank

CAMC Memorial Hospital andUPMC-Pittsburgh for their careand support over the past twoyears during his recovery from adouble lung transplant.Rick was a 1966 graduate of

Nitro High School and receivedhis BA degree fromWestVirginiaState University. He was aCharleston businessman andwas the founder and presidentof West Virginia Cash Register.Rick was a member of UnityChurch and involved with nu-merous church and civic activi-ties throughout the valley,including Charleston CivitanClub.Rick reveled in spending time

with his family, golfing and otheroutdoor activities, all WVU ath-letic events and was alwaysready for a road trip.Arrangements at his request

include cremation, no visitationand amemorial celebration heldat the Unity of Kanawha ValleyChurch on August 25, 2012 at 11a.m.Donations may be made to

the National Transplant Assis-tance Fund for Rick at HelpHope Live, 150 N. RadnorChester Rd., Ste. F-120, Radnor,PA 19087, www.helphopelive.orgorWestVirginia University MAC,Morgantown,WV 26505.Condolences may be sent to

the family by visiting www.hard-ingfamilygroup.com.Harding Funerals & Crema-

tions, Kanawha City, assisted theMiller family.

GLORANA SHARONNEACE

Glorana Sharon Neace, 68, ofHuntington, passed awayThurs-

day, Aug. 9, 2012, in St. Mary'sMedical Center.Graveside services were con-

ductedTuesday, Aug. 14, 2012, atWoodmere Memorial Park, withBenny Dean officiating. Burialfollowed.She was born Feb. 20, 1944, in

Huntington,W.Va., a daughter ofthe late Otho and Lilly SiasLucas.She was a healthcare worker.Survivors include a daughter,

Anita Porter of Huntington; twosons, Fred Neace of Huntington,Tim Neace and his wife Susan ofCulloden; five grandchildren,Nathan Porter, Jessica Wooten,Dillon Neace, Samantha Neaceand Kayla Neace; three great-grandchildren, Ethan Porter,Hunter Porter and MasonWooten; and several brothersand sisters.Chapman's Mortuary assisted

the family.Online condolences may be

sent to www.chapmans-mortu-ary.com.

LEONARDM.QUALLSLeonard M. Qualls, 87, of Mil-

ton, died Saturday, August 11,2012 in the Emogene DolinJones Hospice House.He was born September 15,

1924 a son of the late John Rossand Lena Frances WallaceQualls. He was also preceded indeath by a daughter, Penny KayQualls, two sisters and ninebrothers.He was aWWII Army Veteran.

He retired from West VirginiaSteel and was a member of Trin-ity Church of God in Hunting-ton.He is survived by his wife,

Martha Ann Campbell Quallsand numerous nieces andnephews.Services were held Thursday,

August 16, 2012 at Klingel-Car-penter Mortuary by Pastor KenToler. Interment with militaryhonors followed in WoodmereMemorial Park.Expressions of sympathy may

be made to Trinity Church ofGod, Hospice of Huntington or

the Organization of One'schoice.

MARY LORETTAWAGERS

Mary Loretta Wagers, 89, ofBarboursville, W.Va., passedaway Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012, atEmogene Dolin Jones HospiceHouse, Huntington,W.Va.She was born Feb. 12, 1923, in

Ethel, W.Va., the daughter of thelate, Allie and Mattie ReynoldsJohnson. She was also precededin death by her husband, ErnestBoyd Wagers Sr., a retired TechSgt. with the U.S. Air Force; andone son, RudolphWagers.She was retired from Perry

Novell Shoe Factory in Hunting-ton, a veteran of the U.S. NavyWorld War II as a truck driver,member of VFW Auxiliary CobbCo. Ga., a Little League Motherfor 12 years at League No. 8, anavid bowler and a lifelongCincinnati Reds Fan.She is survived by two daugh-

ters, Rose Thornburg of Bar-boursville, W.Va., and Ann(Mike) Kane of Kathleen, Ga.;two sons, Ambrose (Ben) Wagerof Johnson City, Texas, andErnest Boyd Wagers Jr. (Kim) ofHuntington, W.Va.; four grand-children, five great-grandchil-dren, several nieces andnephews, and a special niece,Judy and Poe Bradbury of Ona,W.Va.Funeral services were con-

ductedTuesday, Aug. 14, 2012, atHensonMortuary, Barboursville,with Rev. Paul R. Farley officiat-ing. Burial followed in theMaupin Cemetery, Ona, W.Va.Memorial donations may bemade in her memory to Hospiceof Huntington or a charity ofyour choice.Online condolences may be

expressed to the family by visit-ing www.hensonmortuary.com.

RITA M. KINGWARDRita M. KingWard, 90, of Mid-

land Meadows Senior Living,Ona, W.Va., formerly ofLavalette, W.Va., passed awaySunday, August 12, 2012.

Funeral services were held atthe Lavalette United MethodistChurch on Wednesday, August15. Woman at the Well Min-istries, Kim Miller, Erika Klose,and Beth Ross along with PastorCarol McKay officiated at theservice. Burial followed at SpringValley Memory Gardens.Rita was born on December

30, 1921, in Huntington,W.Va., adaughter of the late Arthur andRose Marie King. Rita was pre-ceded in death by her husbandJack Q. Ward, son Stephen R.Ward, brother Robert King, anda sister Betty Jo King.She graduated from St. Joseph

High School in Huntington.After her marriage to Jack, Ritawas a life-long resident ofLavalette. She was knownthroughout the Lavalette com-munity for her delicious piesand passed that skill and recipeson to her granddaughters.Rita is survived by one daugh-

ter Jacquelyn M. Ward of More-head City, N.C.; one son DanielJ. (Delores) Ward of Bar-boursville,W.Va.; five grandchil-dren, JeffWard of Pittsburgh, Pa.,Stephanie Kendall of Washing-ton, D.C., Rebekah Ward ofChicago, Ill., Matthew (Carol)Ward of Proctorville, Ohio andLaura Ward of Culloden, W.Va.;two special sisters-in-law andtheir husbands, Betty (Charlie)Ellis, Gail (Bostic) Brumfield;three great-grandchildren; sev-eral loving nieces and nephews;and a special former daughter-in-law, BeverlyWard Gibson.The family would like to thank

all the wonderful caregivers atMidlandMeadows Senior Livingwhere she received the best ofcare and much love from thestaff. Rita loved them all.Donations may be made to

Lavalette United MethodistChurch or Hospice of Hunting-ton.Beard Mortuary assisted the

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