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8- PRESTON COUNTY JOURNAL- Wednesday, October 12, 2011- Kingwood, WV
Scouts haunting holler
Join the Girl Scouts Black Di- tration. Please register by Oc-
Appreciation expressed
The Masontown United Meth-
odist Church would like to
thank all those who helped us
with the Buckwheat Dinners-
Your help was much appreci-
ated. Thanks to all who came
and ate. The church will serve a
Buckwheat Cakes and Sausage
Dinner the first day of deer sea-
son- November 21- times to be
listed later•
Senior news
The Valley District senior citi-
zens held their monthly covered
dish dinner at the Masontown
Senior Center, on September
21.
"A Little Bit of Italy", was
the theme for the dinner. The
menu consisted of various pasta
dishes, garlic bread, salad and
dessert.
The center was honored by
having several Italian ladies.
Tecla DeBoni was unable to at-
tend the dinner, but treated the
seniors with a recipe of home-
made meatballs and sauce.
Later everyone was enter-
tained by the "Masonto'wn Cen-
ter Pickers".
Forty seniors attended the Ital-
ian feast. Those attending were:
Doris Dalton, Charles Battista,
Marie Battisti, Bob and Thel-
ma Lipscomb, Carl Lipscomb,
Linda Blosser, Bobby Moran,
Arbutus Moran, Harry Franks
Jr., Bill Jarrett, William and Jeri
Metz, Bud and Virginia White,
Ray and JoAnn Boring, Dick
Bjorkman, Alice Walls, Tonya
DeWitt, Mary Street, Howard
Myers, Susie Holmes, Juanita
Taylor, Lucille Hartsell, Ruby
Davis, Mary P. Rohr, Mary Ann
Nickelson, Marlene Rohr, John
Shaffer, Dolly Cale, Curtis and
Greta Dalton, Tecla DeBoni,
Teresa Plum, Kathy Trickett,
Warred Taylor, Carolyn Tich-
nell and Coleen Unger.
Teller Superviser
For Our Reedsville Branch
The successful candidate must be a highly motivated team
player who is customer-focused and service-oriented. Under
direction from the Branch Manager, this position is
responsible tbr the vault functions nd operational duties,
including effectively managing day-to-day customer service
representative operations, scheduling, and ensuring customer
service. If you are a driven performer with a positive attitude,
and want to be part of a winning team, this job is for you.
Previous Teller experience required.
If interested, please mail or email your resume. You can also
download an application from our website or pick one up at any
locations.
Clear Mountain Bank
P.O. Box 205
Bruceton Mills, WV 26525
www.clearmountainbank.com
hr @ clearmountalnbank.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
MdF/D/V
Clear Mountain Bank...The Clear Choice
amond Council for an evening
of thrills, chills and loads of
fun! Camp Roy Weller has been
transformed in to a Haunted
Holler!
Kick off the haunting sea-
son with an evening of festive
fun. The girls have haunted the
holler for one special night of
spooky games, creepy crafts,
boo-tiful treats, and haunted
hikes on a wooded trail. Come
dressed in your Halloween best
to compete for costume awards
like "movie star look-a-like"
and "best-dressed". You can
choose to be scared out of your
boots or play it safe with other
family fun activities. The price
includes special patch, crafts,
goodies and yummy treats.
The event will take place from
6:30-10:00 p.m., October 29, at
Camp Roy Weller, in Bruceton
Mills. A cost of $9 per person
is required; a special patch is
included in price of the regis-
tober 10, to ensure a spot to
enjoy the spooky celebration!
Registration is available online
at www.bdgsc.org or by calling
304.345 •7722.
About Girl Scouts
Working in partnership with
about 4,000 volunteers, Girl
Scouts of Black Diamond
Council serves nearly 20,000
girls in 61 counties in West Vir-
ginia, Virginia, Ohio and Mary-
land.
For more information on
how to join, volunteer, or do-
nate to the Girl Scouts of
Black Diamond Council, call
1.800.756.7616 or visit the
council's Web site at www.bdg-
sc.org. Girl Scouts is the preem-
inent leadership development
organization for girls, with 3.7
million girl and adult members
worldwide. Girl Scouts builds
girls of courage, confidence and
character, who make the world
a better place•
AND
TO QUALIFY YOU MUST:
Market Steer
at the Buckwheat Festival
Preston County
Youth Livestock Sale
your fri,
Enter
Full-time Teller
For Our Kingwood Branch
The successful candidate must be a highly motivated team
player who is customer-focused and service-oriented. If you
are a driven performer with a positive attitude, and want to be
part of a winning team, this job is for you.
If interested, please mail Or email your resume. You can also
download an application from our website or pick one up at any
locations.
Clear Mountain Bank
P.O. Box 205
Bruceton Mills, WV 26525
www.clearmountainbank.com
hr @ clearmountainbank.com
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V
Clear Mountain Bank_The Clear Choice
at the WVU School of Nursing
is conducting a research study
on a story-sharing intervention
for older adults who are experiencing
chronic illness and loneliness.
West Virginia University IRB approval is
on file,
* Be 65 or older
- Be experiencing loneliness and have at least
one chronic illness
- Be able to answer survey questions
• Be living in the community and not in a long-
term care setting.
• Not have a diagnosis of dementia or
psychiatric illness
• Have not lost your spouse in the two
years.
Don't miss this opportunity,
Schedule your appointment now!
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