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DELEGATE DAVE WALKER UPDATE
I am pleased with the
progress that has been made by lawmakers in the first few weeks of the
legislative session. With pride, I continue to work for the benefit of
my constituents, the residents of the 33rd District.
Several bills have
recently been introduced by request of the Governor. As you may be aware,
legislation has been presented to address the issue of cell phone use while
driving. House Bill 4091 would create the secondary offense of operating
a motor vehicle while texting or using a wireless communications device
without hands-free technology.
Additionally, a bill
relating to the state’s indebtedness to other post-employment benefits,
was introduced Tuesday. The bill was fast-tracked and passed by the Senate
on Wednesday and is now under consideration in the House. Under the proposal,
$30 million a year would go to into a fund to pay down the remaining $5
billion of long-term OPEB liability. Another $5 million a year would go
into a trust fund to assist employees hired after July 1, 2010. It is imperative
that this debt be handled strategically.
In my previous column,
I mentioned a bill that I had proposed which would create new criminal
offenses for the trafficking of persons, illegal aliens and involuntary
servitude (House Bill 4100). A similar bill, House Bill 4053, has been
chosen to be advanced and a sub-committee has been formed to address its
content. Another bill I am sponsoring regarding human trafficking was introduced
this week. House Bill 4368 would establish the crime of trafficking of
illegal aliens and provide criminal penalties.
Following up on House
Bill 4062, relating to the creation of a work-force registry of in-home
care workers in the state, the bill was passed by the House this week and
has been sent to the Senate for consideration. Such a registry would ensure
that certain qualifications are met by the in-home care workers caring
for our homebound population.
Please do not hesitate
to contact me with any questions or concerns regarding these or other bills
introduced in the Legislature. I welcome the input of my constituents and
encourage their involvement in the legislative process. My capitol phone
number is (304) 340-3135 and my email address is david.walker@wvhouse.gov.
Letters should be addressed to Delegate David Walker, State Capitol, Building
1, Room 210-E, Charleston, WV 25305. 2/3/2012
Small Business Training Opportunities
Click Here for SBA
information for new and start up businesses
2-2-12
Clay County Little
League
April Gun Giveaway
The Clay County Little
League is sponsoring a Gun Giveaway in April to help raise money for improvements
to the fields used in Dundon. We are selling 1000 tickets numbered
from 000-999 which is all of the combinations possible for the WV Daily
Three Lottery. During the month of April if your number is drawn
by the WV Daily Three Lottery you will win the gun specified on that day.
It is possible and has happened in the past to win more than one gun with
the same ticket. In addition to the daily drawings we have designated
5 tickets as instant winners for Ruger 10/22’s and 5 tickets as instant
winners for 2 free tickets. All of the funds raised by this
raffle will go directly into improving the facilities that so many of the
children from Clay County use.
Tickets are available
at: • Lizemore Grocery • Clay Farm Bureau Co-op • Clay Lumber • Upper Cut
(Tracy Osborne)
Maximum number of
tickets to be sold 1000 Donation $20
02-Apr Marlin XS7 Camo/Blue 308
03-Apr Remington 700 SPS Syn/Blue
243
04-Apr Mossberg 500 Adjustable
stock 20 Ga.
05-Apr Remington 870 Express Wood/Blue
12 Ga.
06-Apr Savage Cub Wood/Blue 22
LR
07-Apr Marlin XL7 Syn/Blue 30-06
09-Apr Savage 93R17F Syn/Blue 17
HMR
10-Apr Marlin 336 Lever Action
Wood/Blue 30-30
11-Apr H&R Handi Rifle Syn/Blue
30-06
12-Apr Marlin XL7 Syn/Blue with
scope 270
13-Apr Savage Bolt Action Slug
Gun 20 Ga.
14-Apr Savage 93 FSS Syn/SS 22
Mag.
16-Apr Savage Axis W/Scope Camo/Blue
30-06
17-Apr Marlin XS7 Camo/Blue7mm-08
18-Apr Henry Lever Action Wood/Blue
22 Mag.
19-Apr Ruger M77 Syn/Stainless
300 Win
20-Apr Marlin XS7 Camo/Blue 7mm-08
21-Apr Savage Axis Syn/Blue 25-06
23-Apr Remington 870 Express Wood/Blue
20 Ga.
24-Apr Remington 770 W/Scope Syn/Blue
270
25-Apr Henry Lever Action Oct.
Barrel 22 LR
26-Apr Remington 597 Syn/Blue 22
LR
27-Apr H&R Youth Camo Turkey
20 Ga.
28-Apr Weatherby Vanguard Syn/Blue
270
30-Apr Remington 700 SPS Syn/SS
300 WSM
PLUS ..... 10 INSTANT WINNER TICKETS
Ticket #s 111,333 ,555 ,777, 999
Ruger 10/22 Syn/Blue 22 LR
Ticket #s 000, 222, 444, 666, 888
get 2 free tickets
WINNING NUMBERS CORRESPONDS
WITH WV DAILY 3 LOTTERY NUMBERS
Dealer (Jerry’s Sporting Good Flatwoods,
WV 304-765-5018)
GRANT WRITING WORKSHOPS
New River Community and Technical College will offer a one-day grant writing
workshop in three West Virginia communities during March. This hands-on
workshop is ideal for nonprofit agencies and organizations seeking funding
for projects and activities. Areas of instruction will include researching
grants, local and state grant opportunities, writing a compelling need
statement, writing a great description of the program/project, and what
to expect during the grant process. Students are encouraged to bring
a grant application with them to work on if possible. They are also
asked to bring laptop computers if they have them.
The workshop
will be conducted by Sara Crickenberger of Crickenberger Consulting in
Lewisburg, W. Va. She has nearly 20 years of grant-writing experience and
has written proposals that were funded for amounts as small as a few hundred
dollars and as large as $850,000 for one-time projects. She also has written
on-going program grants that have totaled several million dollars. Crickenberger
was CEO of the American Lung Association of West Virginia for nine years
and assistant director of Charleston Renaissance Corporation for three
years. She earned master's degrees in corporate and organizational communication
from West Virginia University and creative writing from Virginia Tech.
The workshop will be offered at New River's Jefferson Office Park location
in Lewisburg on Tuesday, March 6; at the Beckley Campus on Dye Drive on
Thursday, March 8; and at New River's Office of Workforce Education in
Northside Plaza in Summersville on Thursday, March 22. Times
for all three workshops are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with an hour break for lunch
on your own.
These workshops are sponsored by New River's Office of Workforce Education.
Tuition is $75, and reregistration is required. To register for the
Lewisburg workshop, call (304) 793-3001 or (304) 793-6101. To register
for the Summersville or Beckley workshops, call (304) 872-4520.
GED
Clay County
SPOKES/Adult Basic Education program will offer the Official Practice Test
(OPT) for GED on February 7, 2012 at 9 a.m. at the Kanawha Valley Community
& Technical College at Valley Fork. All GED candidates MUST pass
the OPT prior to taking the GED tests. Bring a valid driver's license
or state identification card. Students under 19 must also have a
signed WV GED Form. For more information, please call Lisa Hamrick,
SPOKES/ABE Teacher, at 304-587-1191
Big Otter Fire Dept
COMPUTER LAB
Monday's Noon to 2pm &
3 to 6pm
Wednesday's 2 to 7pm
FUNDRAISER PAGEANT
March 10th
for
Mrs. WV America, Stephanie Duffield and Breast cancer Awareness and Prevention
Introducing the Mrs/Miss/Teen CLAY COUNTY PAGEANTS! This is a fundraising
pageant with the opportunity to win an EXCELLENT PRIZE PACKAGE! The proceeds
will go to help Breast Cancer Awareness and our very own MRS WV AMERICA,
Stephanie Bird Duffield!!! The pageant will be held at the Clay County
High School Auditorium on Saturday March 10th. Open statewide! Registration
is at 11am and doors open to public at 430pm. Admission is $5
Categories: Teen (14-18) Miss
(19-26) Mrs. (21 and up)
Prize Packages: Mrs.
– Beautiful crown, Trophy, and Sash. Will compete at Mrs. WV America
in November 2012 as Mrs. Clay County. Crowning moment photo - Chistian
Nova Photography. Head-shot photo Package by Amanda Moore photography.
$150 off entry fee to WV International Pageant - Kristi Atha Radar. Gift
certificate from Fit for a Queen - Kristi Atha Radar and Angela Pannel.l
Personal training session with individualized meal plan - Carie Hamm. Mary
Kay Cosmetics gift certificate - Stephanie Duffield. $100 off entry fee
for WV perfect Woman Pageants - Angela Patsy. $150 gift certificate for
state competition gown - Oliverio's.
Miss – Beautiful crown, trophy,
and sash Crowning moment photo - Christian Nova Photography
Head-shot photo package - Amanda
Moore Photography $150 off entry fee to WV International Pageants - Kristi
Atha Radar Gift Certificate to Fit For a Queen - Kristi Atha Radar and
Angela Pannell Personal Training Session and individualized meal plan -
Carie Hamm Mary Kay Cosmetics gift certificate - Stephanie Duffield $100
off entry fee for WV Perfect Woman pageant - Angela Patsy
$150 gift certificate for state
competition gown - Oliverio's.
Teen – Beautiful crown, trophy,
and sash Crowning moment photo - Christian Nova Photography
Head-shot photo Package - Amanda
Moore Photography $150 off entry fee to WV International pageants
- Kristi Atha Radar Gift Certificate to Fit For a Queen - Kristi
Atha Radar and Angela Pannell, Personal Training Session with Individualized
Meal Plan - Carie Hamm Mary Kay Cosmetics Gift Certificate - Stephanie
Duffield $100 off entry fee to WV Perfect Woman Pageant - Angela Patsy
$150 off Gift Certificate for State Competition Gown - Oliverio's.
Deadline to enter – POSTMARKED
by March 7, 2012 Entry fee - $75
This is not a Fairs
and Festivals pageant. Winners may continue to compete in other pageant
systems, including Fairs and Festivals! The Mrs. Clay County may compete
in other pageants, but MUST represent Clay County at the Mrs. WV America
pageant in November 2012! Please contact Lisa Bird-Director at inahury@hotmail.com
for more information or an application!
Please come out and support MRS
WV AMERICA, Stephanie Duffield, and Breast Cancer Awareness and Prevention!!!
The other pageant is for younger
girls and information is as follows.....
Clay County "Pretty in Pink" Princess
Pageant Age divisions: under 1, 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4-5 years,
6-7years, 8-10 years, and 11-12 years Entry fee: $40 Entry
deadline: March 1st, 2012 Every contestant will receive a CROWN, TROPHY,
AND PINK RIBBON GIFT PIN!
Awards in each age
division: *Prettiest smile, *prettiest eyes, *most beautiful and *most
photogenic.
Pretty in Pink Queen Clay county
Princess Clay county royal beauty Princess wear *Talent
(ages 4 and up) * denotes optional categories
SUPREME AWARDS - each
contestant having the highest score in each of the overall divisions listed
below, will be awarded our Clay County Top Royalty titles with a beautiful
crown, trophy, custom sash and a scroll invitation to the 2013 WV State
Princess Championships!!!
Pretty in Pink Hi-Point Supreme
(all ages) Baby Miss Clay County (0-3 years) Little
Miss Clay County (4-7 years) Jr. Miss Clay County (8-12 years
Pretty in Pink Supreme (0-3 years) Pretty in Pink Supreme (4
and up)
Please contact Stephanie
Duffield at stephanie.duff@hotmail.com or Lisa Bird at inahury@hotmail.com
for complete details/questions and pageant application. You
may also call (304)587-4853 for more information! This is a fundraiser
for Breast Cancer Awareness and Mrs. WV America, Stephanie Duffield. Come
out and support MRS WV AMERICA, BREAST CANCER, and our first pageant we
plan to make an annual event!
Clay Library
Public Computer Lab Hours
Tuesday and Thursday
1 to 6pm
Need a puter class? Call 304 587
4254
Clay High Basketball Action
CHS BOYS B BALL SCHEDULE 2011
02/03/12 07:30PM H
ROANE COUNTY
02/10/12 07:30PM H
CALHOUN COUNTY
02/14/12 07:30PM A
BRAXTON COUNTY
02/16/12 07:30PM A
LKC PLACEMENT
02/23/12 07:30PM H
SISSONVILLE
CHS GIRLS B BALL SCHEDULE 2011
02/02/12 07:30PM A
POCA -
02/04/12 07:30PM H
SISSONVILLE -
02/07/12 07:30PM A
ROANE COUNTY -
02/11/12 07:30PM A
CHAMPIONSHIP LKC -
02/14/12 07:30PM H
SUMMERS COUNTY -
Frontier DSL Speed Tests from
Maysel
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11:12 am No DSL
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1-8-12 7:58 pm
268/155
1-8-12 8:24pm
No DSL
1-12-12 9:38 am
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1-19-12 10:31pm
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Clay County Public Library
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday- 10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Wednesday- 10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Thursday- 10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Friday- 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday- 10:00 a.m. to 2:00
p.m.
Closed Sunday and Monday
Local Scanner Frequencies
Clay Ambulance 453.125
Clay Fire
453.050
Clay Sheriff
460.125
Med Base
155.340
Clay Bd of Ed
463.625
King's Wrecker
460.575
Green Shirt Dispatcher 42.10
Green Shirt car to car
42.26
State Road
47.32
Char Weather 162.400
Spencer Weather 162.500