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2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 1 FREE FREE •Local News •Sports •Classifieds •Announcements •Advertisements •Church News •Business Info. & More... Hebert Hoover 6th Grade Youth League Looking Good! Players/Coaches include-L-R; Asst. Coach Scott Mandirola, Garritt Barido, Matthew Darnell, Matthew Hopkins, Skyler Kerns, Coach Tim Hopkins, Stratton Mandirola, Brandon Shafer, Steven Watkins. The Kanawha Youth Basketball League 6th grade All-Stars from Her- bert Hoover are shooting their way to the top. The All-Stars have a record of 4-2 with the team made up from players from the Clendenin and Elkview area. HH Record is; HH-47-St. Albans-45, Winfield-55- Capitol Resource Agency of Clendenin has relocated its office From the Rt. HH-52, HH-40-Sissonville-21, Ripley-41-HH-33, HH-70- 119 location to 13 Main Street in Clendenin. They are now located in the Chapmanville-14, HH-49-Poca-16. Good Luck Herbert Hoover All- "Old Flea Market" building on Main Street, beside of Liberty Tax Service. Stars and we hope you go all the way to the top! Capital Resource Agency (CRA) was planning to move out of the Clendenin area if they could not find an affordable building and when business owner Justice Has Tim Hopkins heard they could be leaving, which would be a major blow to the residents in the Clendenin area he offered one of his buildings at an af- Been Served fordable price for CRA to keep them in this area. The Country Times will do a more in depth story of the services CRA offers in the next issue (#181). In the September 17th issue of the Country Times we re- ported on a story about an eld- erly couple (Bob & Eleanor In my last issue I had put in the "Rumor has it" column about the Clen- Evans) being allegedly as- denin Police car getting "nailed". As many people knew someone tried saulted by the tenants who lived in a rental property owned by the to vandalize the police car by throwing nails underneath it to flatten the Evans'. Mr. Evans was allegedly "tazered" and Mrs. Evans was al- tires. I found out about it how you found out anything you want in Clen- legedly hit in the forehead with a rock when serving an eviction no- denin, by walking down the streets, going to the P.O., or anywhere for tice. The Clendenin Police Dept. (Chief David Brinckman) investi- that matter in the Town. Clendenin is a small town and if one person gated the complaint. The Evans made several attempts to get some sneezes the entire town is offering them a tissue. Officer Chandler made help from the Clendenin Police Dept. but to no avail. But to the Ev- a visit to my house to inform me he wanted to read me my Miranda ans surprise they received a summons that Chief David Brinckman rights and have me to sign a paper saying he read them. Cont. on page 3 had filed charges against them for assault! Cont. on page 3 Go onto my website and catch the latest events and happenings! Visit my website at: thesunshinepaper.com Page 2 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 (Across from the Clendenin Library, 16 Elk) Ave., Clendenin) Hours: Mon.-Fri--9:00-8:00, Sat.—10-2, Closed Sun. We Accept Major Credit 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 3 Call Now For Advertising Rates You can call, DON'T write or E-Mail me with your ads, news, sto- ries, announcements or funny jokes. THROW Phone: 548-4668, 546-9088 E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com STONES Sug Sams, (The Country Times, LLC) WHEN YOU P.O. Box 1451, Clendenin WV, 25045 Visit my web page @ Thesunshinepaper.com LIVE IN A GLASS HOUSE Most the articles and pictures in this paper are created by the owner of The Country Times (Sug Sams). There shall be no reprints or copies of these stories or pictures unless written consent of the owner (Sug Sams). 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Obituaries Cont. from page 1...Has the Clendenin Police Gone Too Far? I told him I wasn't signing the paper and he never read me my Miranda. He informed me that the questions was about a "Domestic Terrorism Act" which I knew what he meant since he was going around telling everyone that they was going to prosecute whoever "nailed" the police car as a Terrorist! The Clendenin Police has made a lot of people "mad" over their "nit-picking" of traffic violations and they are so naïve as not to realize that this was just a random incident. Because they went around telling a lot of people about the incident (that's how I found out about it) they assumed I knew who was responsible for the "nailing" since it appeared in my paper! I informed Offi- cer Chandler that I was 2 hours away at a ballgame for my daughter who plays basket- ball for a college and the team she was playing against was the college my other daughter is a admission counselor at, so we went up hours early and had dinner and spent the evening with family! If they would put as much energy into rounding up the drugs in our town as they are catching the "nail bandit" then maybe they wouldn't be made fun of by other law enforcement and citizens as much! But get real…A Domes- tic Terrorism Act…no just vandals who really didn't even accomplished that since no tires was flatten! Sunshine to… ...HH Youth Basketball winning streak ...Tim Hopkins coming to CRA rescue Cont. from page 1...Justice Has Been Served ...Justice been served for an elderly couple Even though Mrs. Evans, that is in her 70's was bleeding and had to be taken to the hospital and Mr. Evans, who also is in his 70's, had been "tazered" no charges was ...a different meaning for "Hawaii 50" filed against the tenants. The Evans then turned to the Country Times for help. Shortly after the story appeared in the Country Times, calls from friends and relatives ...One day reprieve of a 60 degree day to Chief David Brinckman he decided to finally file charges against Carol Sue John- son for assault against Bob & Eleanor Evans. On Jan. 11, 2011 the case against Carol ...less than two months before Spring Sue Johnson went to court and Ms. Johnson plead guilty and received a 30 day sus- pended sentence, 1 year unsupervised probation and paid $160.80 in fines and court Clouds… costs. The charges against Bob Evans were dismissed (like they should have been). I ...Drama cops in Clendenin am not a lawyer but common since tells me that the Clendenin Police Dept. did not do a very good job handling this case. Thank God that there are Judges and Lawyers that ...not been able to see everyone in the world smile every- do know what they are doing. The Country Times believes that in this case justice day at least once was served and we are glad that we could help by sharing their story with readers who help make a difference. Page 4 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 West Virginia House of Delegates Ron Walters Ron Walters, WV House of Delegates Last November, the West Virginia Citi- zen Action Group and other parties filed a petition with the West Virginia Supreme Court to order an election for governor before 2012. The lawsuit stated that the constitution requires a prompt election to replace former Gov. Joe Manchin. The lawsuit also stated that, then, Sen- ate President and acting Governor Tomblin's dual role as an executive and legislator violates the constitution's separation of powers. On Tuesday, January 11, the Supreme Court heard arguments from both sides and one week later the court ordered acting Gov. Tomblin to 4802 Chimney Drive, Big Chimney, WV 25302 hold a special election by November 15. (304) 965-6222, (119N..turn R..Just past Elk Valley Library)) Other than the much anticipated Supreme Court ruling, my fellow dele- Country, Folk Art, Primitives and Victorian gates and I have been focusing our attention on bills introduced over the past two weeks. Specifically, I am sponsoring House Bill 2106, which Open Mon.-Fri.-10:00-6:00, Sat. 10:00-4:00 would allow a tax reduction for all prepaid tuition contracts or college Affordable Prices!!! savings plans. If you are interested in learning more about the bills I am sponsoring check out the bill status page on the Legislature's Web site at Super Bowl Snack www.legis.state.wv.us. Bacon Cheese Treats Something To Think About This Imagine that you had won the following prize in a contest: Each morning your Ingredients bank would deposit $86,400.00 in your private account for your use. However, 1 (8 ounce) package cream this prize has rules, just as any game has certain rules. The first set of rules cheese, softened would be: Everything that you didn't spend during each day would be taken away from you. You may not simply transfer money into some other ac- 1 (12 ounce) jar bacon bits count. You may only spend it. Each morning upon awakening, the bank opens 1 pinch ground black pepper, or to taste your account with another $86,400.00 for that day. The second set of rules: The 1/4 cup diced onion bank can end the game without warning; at any time it can say, it's over, the game is over! It can close the account and you will not receive a new one. What 2 (8 ounce) packages refrigerated crescent roll dough would you personally do? You would buy anything and everything you wanted not only for yourself, but for all people you love, right? Maybe Even for Directions people you don't know, because you couldn't possibly spend it all on yourself, Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). right? You would try to spend every cent, and use it all, wouldn't you? ACTU- ALLY This GAME is REALITY! Each of us is in possession of such a magical In a mixing bowl, combine the cream cheese, bacon bits, pep- bank. We just can't seem to see it. per and onion. On a lightly floured surface, unroll the cres- The MAGICAL BANK is TIME! cent rolls lengthwise and form into a long rectangle. Thinly Each morning we awaken to receive 86,400 seconds as a gift of life, and when spread the cream cheese mixture on the dough. Starting with we go to sleep at night, any remaining time is NOT credited to us. What we haven't lived up to that day is forever lost. Yesterday is forever gone. Each the long edge of the rectangle, roll the dough into a long, thin morning the account is refilled, but the bank can dissolve your account at any roll. Slice the roll into 1/4 inch thick pieces. Place rolls on a time...WITHOUT WARNING. SO, what will YOU do with your 86,400 sec- lightly greased baking sheet. Bake in preheated oven for 15 onds? Those seconds are worth so much more than the same amount in dollars. minutes, or until brown. Think about that, and always think of this: Enjoy every second of your life, be- cause time races by so much quicker than you think. So take care of yourself, be Happy, Love deeply and enjoy life! Start spending... 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 5 For Sale 1) Queen Pillowtop Mattress Set - New, In plastic, Warranty. $155 Can deliver. 304-541-3146 2) Full Mattress Set - $145, New, still wrapped with warranty. 304-541-3146. Del Avail Will Haul Sand, Gravel, Dirt, Mulch and more… 3) King Ortho Mattress Set – 3pc, in package with warranty. Call 304-548-8227 or 304-548-4040 $325 Will deliver. 304-541-3146 ***************************** House Cleaning Will Do General House 4) Sofa & Chair – Stain Resistant Microfiber, New in cartons. Cleaning in Pinch Area Lifetime MFR Warranty! Must Sell $425. 304-541-314 Can 543-0983 and ask for Mandy Deliver **************************** For Sale 5) Queen Ortho Mattress Set – Never Opened, Warranty. 24 Bulb Tanning Bed $225 304-541-3146. Delivery Avail 20 minute bed. Excellent condition, Hardly 6) King Plush Pillowtop Set – New in plastic, MFR Warranty. used 110 "Special Outlet" included, $495. Can Deliver 304-541-3146 Buck Booster, also included 1–year supply of cleaner included 304-546-9088 Clendenin Had Its Own NFL Player Among Them All of us who are football fans know what the first week of February means, SUPER BOWL. We all will be planning a party with our friends and family and eating a lot of food that is not good for us. But whether our team wins or not we will all have a good time. Just for the people who are not football fanatics a pro-football player lived in Clendenin for years. Bill Karr a long time resident and business owner played for the Chicago Bears from 1933 until 1938.Bill started his football career at West Virginia University where he played as an end. Bill's first year with the Chicago Bears (1933) they won the NFL Championship game. Bill was a star player for the Bears and went on to have six great sea- sons with Chicago. Bill passed away on October 29, 1979 at the age of 67. The NFL and Clendenin lost a great man on that day. ***************************** For Sale: Piedmont Airlines collectable glassware. 39pcs. all have the Piedmont (SpeedBird) logo, Like New cond. call (304)548-5616 Page 6 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 7 Page 8 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Clendenin First Baptist Church Elk River Ministry Inc., Queen Shoals Pastor Gary Walker: Church- 548-6132 Full Gospel Church Sunday School: 10:00am-10:45am (all ages) Thurs. 7:00pm Morning Worship/Children's Church: 11:00am Liberty Advent Church, Twistabout, Sunday-10:00-7:00pm Evening Worship: 7:00pm Sunday Morning 10:00am-11:00am, 548-5724, Wednesday: AWANA- 6:30 - 8:00pm Morning Worship 11:00am-12:00pm Blue Creek Church, Wed. 7:00pm Mid-week Bible Study- 7:00pm/ Choir-8:00pm Wed. Bible Study & Worship 7:30pm **************************** Children's Handbell Practice: time varies Pastor: Paul Ramsey St. Anne Catholic Church Nursery provided all services ***************************** 63 Elk River Road South (US 119) Website: www.firstbaptistchurchofclendenin.org Mount Hope Community Church Clendenin, WV 25045 ***************************** Monday at 7:30pm(off Ambler Ridge) Parish Center Clendenin Advent, Pastor Mike Todorovich ***************************** A Gabriel Project Church Sunday School 9:45am, Clio Community Church 304-414-4666 Morning Worship and King's Jewels 11:00am Sunday Morning 10:00am ****************************** Evening Service 7:00pm Sunday Eve. 7:00pm Cold Springs Gospel Tabernacle, **************************** Wednesday Eve. 7:00pm Pastor Darris Barker Clendenin Church of Nazarene **************************** Sun., Morn. Worship:10:00am, Sunday School at 9:45am, Sand Run Gospel Tabernacle Church Sunday School: 11:30am Morning Worship 10:50am Youngs Bottom, WV Sunday Eve. Service:7:30pm Sunday Eve. 6:00 pm Sunday School-10:00am Tuesday Eve.: 7:30 Bible Study/Teen Serv. 7:00pm Morning Worship-11:00am *********************** **************************** Sunday Worship-6:00pm Clendenin United Pentecostal Church United Methodist Brawley Chapel Wednesday Bible Study and Sunday-10:00am, Sunday Eve.-6:00pm Sunday Worship: 9:00am Teen Service 7:30 Wednesday 7:30pm Sun. School-9:45 Pastor Frank Allen Everyone Welcome Pastor: Rev. Scott Ferguson ***************************** For Prayer or Information, Call-548-6323 ************************* White Star Tabernacle *********************** Clendenin United Methodist Church, Falling Rock Rd. Clendenin Assembly of God -225 Spencer Road Pastor: Scott Ferguson Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Morning -10:00am-11:00am Sunday School: 10:00am, Sunday Evening 7:00 pm Praise Worship and Preaching-11:00am Morning Sunday Worship: 11:00am Thursday Evening 7:00 pm Sunday Eve.-6:00pm Wed.-Bible Study-6:00pm, Choir: 7:00pm Pastor Randy Paully Wednesday-7:00pm P.O.Box 686, Clendenin, WV, 25045, ***************************** 548-7788 548-5362 Blue Creek Advent Church ************************* ************************** Sunday School-9:45am, Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Gospel Light Community Church Morning Worship-11:00am Pastor Lee Swor Sunday School 10:00am Wednesday Bible Study-7:00pm Sunday School-10:00am Sunday Eve. 7:00pm Pastor-Matt Balser Morning Worship Service-10:50 *********************** ************************* Sunday Evening-6:30 Clendenin Church of God Thorofare Community Church Wednesday Night-7:00pm Pastor Ryan Seabolt Sunday Morning-10:00am, Sunday Evening-7:00pm *************************** Sunday School-10:00am Wednesday Eve.-7:00pm, Christ's Baptist Church Sunday Worship Service-11:00am Pastor:-Claude Holley Jr., Every One Welcome Pastor Wayne Harrison Sunday Eve.-6:00pm ************************ Sunday School 10:00am, Morning Worship 11am Wednesday Eve.-7:30pm Bufflick-Wellford United Methodist Choir Practice 5:30pm, Sunday Eve. Worship 6pm *********************** Pastor Scott Ferguson Wed. Serv. 7:00pm, Youth Wed. 7:00pm Kelly Hill F.W.B. Church Sunday Morning Worship-8:30am, Sunday School- Everyone Welcome, 548-6216 Sunday Morning-10:00am 9:30am, Wed,-Bible Study 7:00pm *********************** Sunday Eve.-7:30pm ************************ Church of God of Prophecy Wednesday Eve.-7:30pm New Beginnings Church Of The Nazarene Of Pinch Pastor Jeff Rock Pastor Tom Midkiff Pastor Larry Arbogast Sunday morning 10:00am, *********************** Sunday Schedule: Fellowship/Refreshments-9:30am Wednesday evening 7:00pm Jordan Mound Gosp. Tab. Sunday School-10:00am,Morning Worship-10:45 am Sunday School- 9:45am Children's Church-10:45am, Sunday Evening Worship- ************************* Sunday Evening-7:00pm 6:00pm, Wednesday Bible Studay-7:00pm Little Sandy Baptist Church Thursday Evening-7:30pm ************************ Sunday 10am, Sunday Eve. Worship 6pm ********************** Noah's Ark Full Gospel Church Wednesday Eve. Prayer meeting & Bible Study Sun. Night 7:00pm, Thurs. Night 7:00pm Pastor Roger L Cunningham 1st church on left up Jordan Creek ***************************** Senior Pastor Roger Mullins Rolling Hill Methodist Church Everyone Welcome 5781 Thorofare Rd. 8:30am *********************************** Sun. School: 10:00am, Follow by Worship Serv. Big Chimney Baptist Church Sun. Eve. Worship: 7pm ******************* Sunday School-10:00am, Morning Worship-11:00am Thurs. Bible Study an Worship 7pm Jordan Light Missionary Baptist Church Sunday Evening-6:30pm, Wed. Night Bible Study- ***************************** Pastor: Robert Jett 6:30pm, Youth Meetings All Services Cottontree Community Church Sunday School 9:45 AM, Sunday Morning Worship Pastor Dan Forwood Pastor: Bill Cogar 11:00 AM, Sunday Evening Worship 7:00 PM *********************************** Sunday: 10:00am Wednesday Evening Bible Study 7 PM, Wednesday Sandy Grove Baptist Church, Sunday Eve.: 6:00pm Evening Youth and Children's Bible Study 7 Pm Asron's Fork Rd., Elkview, WV Wed. Eve.: 7:00pm ***************** Pastor Chris Sizemore ************************************ Heritage Baptist Church, Pastor: Dean Meadows Sunday Sun. Sch. 10:00am, Sun. Morn. Worship 11:00am Ed's Fork Community Church School All ages - 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Worship - Sun. Eve. Worship 6:30pm, Wed. Prayer Meeting Sunday Mornings 10:00am, Sunday Evenings 7:00pm, 11:00 a.m. AWANA begins Sunday Sept. 9, 2007 6:15 7:00pm, Wed. Children 7 Youth Program 7:00pm Wednesday Evenings 7:00pm, Pastor Bob Paintiff p.m. Ages 2 through 6th grade. We also have classes for Call: 965-5959, www.sandygrovebaptist.com ************************ teens., Sunday Evening Service will resume as well ************************************ White Star Community Church Sept. 9 at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening Classes for all Antioch Advent Christian Church, Aarons Fork Road, Falling Rock (Off Bomont Road) ages- 7:00 p.m. Nursery is provided at every service. Elkview, Pastor Nahum Balser, Sunday Services, Sun- Sun. Morn.-10:00am, Sun. Eve.-6:30pm, Wed.-6:30 Visit our website at www.HBCWV.org or call day School 10:00, Morning Worship 11:00, Wednes- Pastor Mike Hall-304-548-5972 304-965-7396. day Services, Bible Study 7:00 Deacon Rick Sloan-304-587-7059 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 9 Part 2 of Part 5 Headache home remedy #2: Exercise Remember, everything doesn't work for every- one…Different remedies for different people We all know that regular exercise helps us cope with pain. It's especially effec- tive for people with mi- graine. Some even find that mild exercise during a mi- graine helps alleviate the pain. Remember, though – ease into it! Sudden changes can make your mi- graine worse, and that isn't what we're going for here! Page 10 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 New Hours: 8:00am-5:30pm, Monday-Thursday Board Certified, Family Practice, Osteopathic Manipulation Physical Medicine, and Rehabilitation Specializing in Lower back and Neck Problems Now Accepting New Patients of ALL Ages We participate with most insurance plans includ- ing Medicare, PEIA, BC/BS, United, Cigna, Aetna, Carelink, Brickstreet, Unisys and Carelink Medicaid We treat more than just your symptoms Phone: 4914-A Elk River Road, Elkview, WV 965-7051 In Loving Memory Helen Brown Helen Brown, 85, of Charleston, went home to be with the Lord, January 28, 2011, surrounded by her family and lov- ing husband. Helen was a former bookkeeper at Rose City Press. She was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church for 49 years, where she served as a deaconess, was a member of the Chancel Choir, and the Betty Killian Circle. In 1995, she was honored as mother of the year at the church. She enjoyed bowling and was an avid West Virginia Mountaineer fan. She was preceded in death by her first husband, and father of her children, Frank Sayre; parents, Pete and Irene Burford; sister, Reba Carpenter; and brother, Bob Burford. Surviving are her husband of 35 years, Howard Brown; children, Sharon Holliday of Leesburg, Fla., John Sayre and wife Patty of Las Vegas, Nev., Ken Sayre and wife Sheri of Cross Lanes, and Debra Carnes and husband Dan of Orlando, Fla.; stepson, Howard Brown of Summers- ville; sister, Lois McClanahan and husband Roscoe of Hurricane; grand- children, Bob Holliday of Helena, Mont., Teresa Holliday of Leesburg, Fla., Lori Davis and Michael Sayre, both of Dallas, Texas, Jeremy Sayre and Nathan Sayre, both of Poca, Mandi Sayre of Cross Lanes, Joe Kamm of Hillside, N.J., Lori Kamm of Tampa, Fla., and Matt Brown of Clendenin; great-grandchildren, Michael Sampson, Jackson Sayre, Garrett Wilson, Payton Davis, Gavin Richardson, Avery Mahood, Maya Ali, and Liam Kamm; and great-great-grandson, Reese Sampson. Fu- neral service was held at Monday, January 31, 2011, at Emmanuel Bap- tist Church with the Rev. Ronald L. Stoner officiating. Burial was in Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens, Cross Lanes.In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Helen's memory to Hospice Care, 1606 Ka- nawha Boulevard, W., Charleston, WV 25312-2536. Online condo- lences can be sent to the family at cpjfuneralhome.com. Cunningham- Parker-Johnson Funeral Home is serving the Brown family. 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 11 We Carry: Outside Weath- erproof Fabric, Large As- sort. Of Quilting Fabrics, Name brands-PMB, Nathan & Co. etc..., Large Assort. Of Upholstery, 54" Curtain Drapery...etc. We Now Have Yarn Family Owned & Operated Eleanor Evans The Fabric Hut Owner Brand Name 5108 Elk River Sybil Cutlip Sheets and Road, Elkview, Manager & Bedspreads by WV 25071 Quilter the pound (304)965-0280 Hummingbirds & Thistledown Rumor Has It… (By Quindora Dobbins) ...there is a bad case of "Drama " in our Police Dept.? A young woman was running for her life she had ...Common sense has went out the door when unintentionally witnessed a drug deal gone bad. She the Police car got "nailed"! heard names and saw several people killed. She was then discovered because the noise she made. She ran and several men chased after her. Later she had ...the boundaries in Clendenin could be getting smaller! made her way from the city to the country where she was hurrying up a rock path on mountain's edge ...background checks have been overlooked. where suddenly a closed door appeared in front of her. Having no choice she stopped with bewilderment and stood in disbelief. If she went back they would surely catch her, so she stood there contemplating as to what ...people could be left in the cold if their house is condemned she should do. Her mind took her back to her youth and how her grand- by the town of Clendenin's councilman Shelton. mother took her to Sunday School and church three times a week and how she truly believed in God. At that time in her life she cast her every care on Him for she knew He cared for her. Later she had become an atheist, no longer believing in God. Suddenly she felt her cold heart melt as she recalled her close walk with her Lord. She recalled the scripture in Revelation 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him and will sup with him, and he with me. She heard a knock at the door and heard someone call her name from the other side. Quickly she felt true sorrow for her sins, fell to her knees and ask God to come into her heart. She said I open the door of my heart to you God in Jesus' name. As she 304-341-0889 spoke these words she saw the door open and arose and passed through and it closed behind her. The men came and they saw only a stone wall blocking the way and her purse lying on the path. They returned to the city assuming she had fallen to her death. God held her in His hand all the days of her life. Page 12 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 ● ● ● Call ahead for take-out orders 548-7002 DINE IN OR CARRY OUT Pizza Special-Every Tues. 1-topping pizza For $6.00 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 13 ►Major & Minor Mechanic Work ►Oil Changes ►Brake Jobs ►All Body Work►Computer Diagnostic ►FREE Esti- mates ►All Work Guaranteed ►Insurance Claims Page 14 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 December 2010 4 - Pt Pleasant (away) 7:30 7 - Sissonville (away) 7:00 9 - Chapmanville (Home) 7:30 14 - Scott (away) 7:30 18 - Wayne (home) 1:00 21-23 - Sherman Tourney (away) TBD 27-28 - Meadowbridge Tourney (away) TBD January 2011 4 - Pt Pleasant (home) 7:30 6 - Poca (away) 7;30 10 - Chapmanville (away) 7:30 14 - Buffalo (away) 7:30 18 - Scott (home) 7:30 25 - Sherman (home) 7:00 26 -Tolsia (home) 7:00 29 - Greenbrier W (home) 1:00 February 2011 3 - Sissonville (home) 7:00 5 - Wayne (away) 1:00 10 - Tolsia (away) 7:00 14 - Poca (home) 7:30 12/10/10 07:30PM H TOLSIA 12/14/10 07:30PM A CHAPMANVILLE 12/17/10 07:30PM H SISSONVILLE WEBSTER HHHS WRESTLING 2010-2011 12/23/10 07:30PM A COUNTY 12/30/10 07:30PM H CLAY COUNTY December 2010 th Saturday 4 Hurricane Pools Dual 01/04/11 07:30PM A WAYNE Friday 10th & Saturday 11th St. Albans Duals 01/06/11 07:30PM H SHERMAN Friday 17th North Marion Quad JV Tourney 01/07/11 07:30PM H RAVENSWOOD Wednesday 22nd Quad @ St Mary's 5:00 weigh-in Thursday 30th Quad @ HHHS 01/15/11 07:30PM H POINT PLEASANT 01/18/11 07:30PM A SCOTT January 2011 01/21/11 07:30PM A SHERMAN Wednesday 5th DBL Tri HS & MS 01/28/11 07:30PM H POCA Friday 7th & Saturday 8th Nitro Invitational's 02/01/11 07:30PM A CLAY COUNTY Wednesday 12th Quad @HHHS Friday 14th & Saturday 15th Braxton Invitational 02/04/11 07:30PM A SISSONVILLE Friday 21st & Saturday 22nd Nichols County 02/08/11 07:30PM H SCOTT Thursday 27th Quad @HHHS 02/11/11 07:30PM H WAYNE February 2011 nd 02/12/11 07:30PM A POINT PLEASANT Wednesday 2 Cardinal Conf @HHHS ( Saturday 19th Regional @ Calhoun 02/15/11 07:30PM H CHAPMANVILLE 02/16/11 07:30PM A RAVENSWOOD Thursday 24th Friday 25th & Saturday 26th 02/18/11 07:30PM A POCA STATE Tourney WEBSTER 02/22/11 07:30PM H COUNTY 02/25/11 07:30PM A TOLSIA 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 15 The above picture is all that is left of Trey Corwell's home A fire destroyed a local family's home, leaving a family of four not only without their home, but without keepsake belongings, clothes, children toys, and much more. Trey Corwell who is employed with Chase Bank in Clendenin his wife Sabrina and two small children ages 2 and 4 lost all their belongings in a Friday evening fire on Jan. 21st. A trust has ● been set up at Chase Bank in Clendenin to help the family in their time of need. If you would like to donate to the fund just stop by the bank ● and let an employee know who want to help. Trey is a respected figure ● at the bank and wishes to thank everyone that has been so kind to him and his family in their time of need. The cause of fire is unknown and all the family escaped without harm. Page 16 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 I Am Here I was feeling pretty tired by the time I got off work and the drive home was taking forever. I hadn't slept very well the night before so keeping my eyes open was getting harder and harder. The last thing I remembered was lights coming at me then a jarring crash. I awoke with everyone around my bed with sad faces and talking in low voices that I couldn't hear. I figured it must be bad since all my family was there including my brother from another state. I couldn't Angela's located @ #12 Virginia Ave., move and I tried to talk but the tube in my mouth was preventing me from saying Clendenin, second street after crossing anything and I was so tired I figured I would talk to them after I slept awhile. I the Clendenin Bridge on the right awaken to voices and saw the Doctor talking to my family and they all had wor- ried looks on their faces. I wanted to ask what was the Doctor saying but the tube wouldn't allow me to talk and when I tried to raise my arm it had tubes every- where and I was afraid of pulling them out, anyway I was so tired I wanted to sleep, I figured they was giving me medicines for the pain that was causing me to be so tired. The next time I woke up my husband and my mom was sitting there and it looked like he hadn't slept for days. I was wondering why his beard was so shaggy since he had just shaved that morning, but it looked like he hadn't shaved for days. I tried to raise my hand but they must have restrained my hands to keep me from pulling out my tubes so I just stared at him. He was looking right at me and came over and I was so glad he knew I wanted him close. He bushed my hair back and kissed me on the cheek, sat in the chair by my bedside and held my hand with tears in his eyes. I was starting to get scared and I managed with the tube in my throat to asked him why he was so sad, but he just stared at me with the saddest eyes, laid his head on the side of the bed and that is when I couldn't concentrate and fell back to sleep. I woke again and my husband was still there, but he just was so sad it was breaking my heart I managed to asked how long I had been there, but he must not have heard me and walked over to the window and was stretching, at that moment I knew I was tired of just lying there and not able to console my husband and I was determined to get that tube out so I was determined not to fall back to sleep again. Of course that was the last I remem- bered until I woke up with voices and there was a room full of my family mem- bers and my husband was holding my hand. It was like a fog and at that moment I was starting to get really upset not able to console my husband who at that mo- ment looked sadder than I had ever seen him in my life. At that very moment all I wanted to do was to hold my husband and tell him it was okay, and I was deter- mined to do just that. The pain was excruciating all at once and I thought I would pass out with it and when the scream came out of my mouth I swore it was com- ing from someone else. The looks on everyone's face was pure shock. The Doc- tor came in and the nurses rushed all the people out of the room. The Doctor re- moved the tube from my throat and my voice was so raspy and sore it was hard to talk and I couldn't figure out why it hurt so badly, because when I talked to my husband earlier it didn't. My husband started crying and said thank God you are back. I was confused and told him I had been there the entire time. My family all came back in and was hugging me and crying and that is when my husband had said I had been totally unconscious for a week in a deep coma and they were starting to think there was no hope for my recovery. The Doctors had told them it didn't look good just minutes before I regained consciousness. I asked my hus- band why he never answered me when I had spoken to him earlier and he told me I was completely comatose and my eyes never opened and I had never spoke a word the entire week. I had been somewhere in between life and death and was 242 So. Pinch Rd., Pinch watching over the situation and when my husband was so sad and the bond was so close between us I wasn't ready to leave the love of my life and I came back to be with him. The Doctors are amazed and said they have no scientific reason for 304-965-7238 my recovery, but my husband and I both know it was the power of love. If you are in my situation never give up hope, love is one of the greatest healers in this Official Inspection Station life. • 3 Mechanics on Duty • Oil ***The Scary Stories series can be; Scary, Inspirational, Spiritual, "The un- Changes • We sell Tires, Batteries & More known", and many different subjects. They mainly deal with the uncertainty of how and why things happen that you can't explain. Some of the are true, but some are fictional. You decide which are which!*** ••Car Trouble? We Can Help!•• 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 17 Page 18 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Katherine Marie Frye Young, 89, of New Albany, formerly of Clendenin, WV, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, January 18, 2011 at New Albany Gardens and Care Cen- ter in New Albany, OH following a long illness. Kitty, as she was known, helped her husband, Rev. Frank Young , serve many churches in the region, such as; Reynolds Memorial UMC in Marmet, WV, St. Peters UMC in St. Albans, WV and Aldersgate UMC in Wheeling, WV. She was president of the WV Methodist Ministers Wives Association for many years and was a member for over 40 years. Kitty was also a member of the United Methodist Women's Society, the Clendenin United Methodist Church and the New Albany, OH United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Young; parents, Jess Russell and Iva Lou (Cobb) Frye; brothers, Holly Arnold Frye, Sr., Ray Thomas Frye and grandchild, Lee Michael Summerfield. Kitty is survived by her daughters, Pamela Karen Young Thomas, Francine Ann Young Mastin; sisters, Addie Marguerite Summers; grandchildren, Michele Kriss, Heidi Henry, Hali Winesdorfer; and 4 great grandsons. Kitty's funeral service was January 23, 2011 at the Clendenin United Methodist Church, 121 Koontz Ave. Clendenin, WV 25045 with Rev. Scott Ferguson officiating. She was buried at Koontz Cemetery in Clendenin. Virginia Gandee Young, 89, of Clendenin, our loving mother, grandmother and friend passed away Monday, January 17, 2011 at home after a long illness. Virginia was born No- vember 27, 1921 in Clendenin the daughter of the late Christy H. and Flora C. Bird. She will be greeted in heaven by her husbands, John D. Gandee and Scott Young; daughter, Deanna Kay Skeens; and brother, James H. Bird. Virginia is survived by her son, Dr. James D. Gandee; son-in-law, Dorman Skeens; grandchildren, Jeffrey Skeens and wife Lisa, Deanna "Dee" Gandee and partner Lori Ferguson, and Jennifer Gandee; great grandchildren, Andrew Skeens, Emma Skeens, and Kate Skeens; and many nieces, nephews cousins and friends. Virginia attended Morris Harvey College in Charleston and was as member of Clendenin United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women's Society, Clendenin Women's Club, and Eastern Star. She was also on the Board of Directors for the Elk National Bank. Virginia was a loyal, passionate, dedicated lady that blessed the lives of all who surrounded her. She will be greatly missed by all, including her faithful dogs, Hopey, Molly, and Daizey Doolittle. Her funeral service was January 22, 2011 at the Clendenin United Methodist Church with Rev. Scott Ferguson officiating. Virginia was buried at Elk Hills Memorial Park in Big Chimney. Dolores Yvette (Craft) Hayes, 63, of Elkview, passed away at home following a long illness. She entered her heavenly home surrounded by family and friends that deeply loved her. She was a 1965 graduate of Herbert Hoover High School and a veteran of the Army. Dolores was active in her church, Falling Rock Gospel Tabernacle, where she loved and cared very much for her brothers and sisters in the Lord. She was well known and always complimented for her cooking, crafting and crocheting abilities. She will be sadly missed by all. Dolores was preceded in death by her father, Raymond W. Craft; mother and step-father, Fay and Phil Nunley; brother, Clayton Craft; and sister, Julia Powers. She is survived by her husband, James Edward Hayes; daughters, Ramona and husband Richard Postelwait of Elkview, Karna Hayes of Dunbar; brother, Raymond "Bub" Craft of St. Albans; sister, Rosita Evans of Winchester, VA; grandchildren, Mikey and Ashley Buffington and Dakota Postelwait. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to Hubbard Hospice House or the American Cancer Society. Dolores' funeral service was January 26, 2011 at Matics Funeral Home in Clendenin with Pastor Keith Monday officiating. Interment was at Tyler Moun- tain Memory Gardens in Cross Lanes www.maticsfuneralhome.com. Jerry Marshall Samples, 69, of Sissonville, died Sunday, January 23, 2011 at CAMC General in Charleston from complications of pneumonia and renal disease. He was a devout Christian who lived his life helping others. Jerry enjoyed gardening and caring for his many flowering plants. He was a graduate of Clay County High School where he proudly served as Class President during both his Junior and Senior years and later attended Marshall University. After 14 years at Cyclops Industries, Jerry became self employed. He was preceded in death by his parents, Warner & Wavie (Smith) Samples; and brother, James Samples, of Bomont, WV. Jerry is survived by his wife of 34 years, Nancy; daughters, Loria Samples of Chester, VA, Melissa Samples of Proctorville, OH; sons, Larry Samples of Nampa, Idaho and Randall Samples of Marsing, ID; sister, Kathy Walker of Elkview; broth- ers, Michael & Thomas Samples of Bomont, Douglas Samples of Charleston, and Phillip Samples of Liberty, WV; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The family would like to sincerely thank the many doctors and nurses at CAMC General for their kind and compassionate care, especially Dr. Julian Espiritu. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Kathy Walker, 102 Fernwood Lane, Elkview, WV 25071 to help with the many expenses incurred during an extended illness. Jerry's funeral service was January 27, 2011 at Matics Funeral Home with Pastor Mike Todorovich officiating. Interment will followed at the Smith Family Cemetery in Bomont, WV. Roberta Lucy Day, 71, of South Charleston, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, January 23, 2011 at Thomas Memorial Hospital in South Charleston. Roberta, a good mom, wife and homemaker, was preceded in death by her husband, George Kenneth Day; parents, Louis Filkosky and Cora Evelyn (Larch) Filkosky; and brother, Larry Lowry. Survivors include her sons, Bret Day of Clendenin, Dennis Day of Nitro, Bobby Day of Charleston; daughters, Georgina Shuemake of Benton Harbor, MI, Darlena Cottrell, and Jennifer Ken- nedy, both of South Charleston; sisters, Coralie Woodford of St. Albans, Bonnie McVey of Princeton; grandchildren, Ashley, D.J., Myra, Sara, Ty, Dylan, Mia, Samantha, Kenny, Lauren, Lisa, Kristen, Jacob, Josh; and great grandchild, Mason. Her funeral service was January 29, 2011 at Matics Funeral in Clendenin with Rev. David Craft officiating. Burial was at Elk Hills Memorial Park in Big Chimney. Freeda Hope Snyder-Randolph, of Spring Hill, WV passed away January 28, 2011. Freeda, a long time resi- dent of Spring Hill, WV, died at Dunbar Care & Rehabilitation; she was 102. As witnessed by her longev- ity, Freeda was an advocate of a healthy diet and plenty of exercise long before it was fashionable. Freeda was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church of South Charleston. She was a homemaker, a won- derful seamstress and her apple cobbler was a favorite of many family gatherings. During her life Freeda enjoyed many activities, including vegetable gardening or spending time with family laughing and telling stories with her brothers. She was also known to break into dance, especially the Macarena, at any time. Freeda was born in 1909 in Clendenin, WV, to Walter & Estle Snyder. Freeda was blessed with over 50 years of marriage to Floris. C. Randolph of Harrison County, WV. Her parents, husband and siblings, Maxel, Ruby, James and Charles Snyder preceded her in death. Although Freeda had no children of her own, she is survived by three nieces, one nephew and their spouses: Renee & Ben Lepley of Clendenin, Randee Jo & Don Beyer of Charleston, Jan & Craig Phillips of Lewisburg, and Scott & Janice Snyder of Poca, all who loved her dearly. A gift to friends and family, she will be remembered as a brilliant lady well ahead of her time. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Hospice Care 1606 Kanawha Blvd. W., Charleston, WV 25387-2530. Her funeral service was January 30, 2011 at Matics Funeral Home, 124 1st Avenue in Clendenin with Rev. Gary Walker officiating. Burial followed the service at the Snyder Cemetery. Judith Slash Byrd, 64, of Huntington WV, died on Monday, January 31, 2011. She was a devout Christian who spent her life showing unconditional love for others. She was a member of Christ Temple Church in Huntington WV. She was preceded in death by her parents, Clyde and Mary Harris of Clendenin WV; brother Robert Harris of Ft. Worth TX, brother Jim Harris of Craigsville WV, grandson Joshua Trae Slash of Huntington WV. Judy is survived by daughters Loria Samples of Chester VA, Melissa Samples of Proc- torville OH, Shalon Castine of Chester VA and Amiee Slash of Huntington WV; sons Larry Samples of Nampa ID and Randall Samples of Marsing ID; sister Barbara Williams of Crosby TX; brothers Tim Harris Licensed Funeral Director And Em- of Crosby TX and Danny Harris of Jonesbourgh TN; 19 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. In lieu of balmer flowers, donations may be sent to Loria Samples, 15812 Maritime Ct, Chester VA 23831, to help the family with many expenses incurred during an extended illness. Her services will be held Friday, February 4, 2011 P.O. 549 at Matics Funeral Home in Clendenin WV at 12 p.m. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the 124 First Avenue funeral service. Interment will follow at Falling Rock Cemetery, Clendenin. After the funeral, a "Celebration of Life" service will be held at 4:00 p.m. at Christ Temple Church in Huntington, WV. Pastor Clendenin, WV, 25045 Chuck Lawrence is officiating both services. Online condolences may be expressed at www.maticsfuneralhome.com. 2/4/11-The Country Times-Issue#180 Page 19 Pick up a Copy Of The Country Times At n- al These Locations: ny Big Chimney, Mink Shoals: Southern Manors Realtor, Hardees, Crede Tractor H Sales & Services, Harding's, Master Crafters Primitive Gift Shoppe, O.V. Smith's as Hardware, The Outlet Store, Dr. Richards, Means Stone, Olin's Market, Headhunt- rs; ers, Ford & Sweeney 21 Clendenin: Scarlett Motors, Clendenin Laundromat, Clendenin Pharmacy, Gio- 154 Main Street, 331 Main Street, vanni's Pizza, JU-G's, Tri-State Bit & Drilling Supply LLC. ., Ultratan, Main Street P.O. Box 549 P.O. 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Swor Insurance, Bigley Go Mart er Clay Area: Maysel Indoor Flea Market, Crossings Restaurant-Maysel, Bullard's ta Exxon, Go-Mart, Ginos/Tudors, Rite- Aid, Wilson-Shamblin-Smith Funeral Home, he Clay Court House, Bowen's Dental n- ut ly as Donevia Myers Akers, 86, of Boomer, died January 9, 2011, in Montgomery Elderly Care ia after an extended illness. Born on December 23, 1924, in Reamer, WV, she was the h- daughter of the late Frank Roy Myers and Gertrude Roush Myers. In addition to her par- ly ents, she was also preceded in death by her husband, Albert Akers; brothers, Delbert, ay Corwin, James, Guy and William Myers; sisters, Jeanette Lucas and Mildred Harrah, and 11 daughter-in-law, Vickie Akers. She was a member of the Bell Creek Missionary Baptist Church in Dixie, a retired employee of Sears Roebuck and Company Catalog Store of Montgomery, and a veteran of the United States Coast Guard, having served in World m, War II. Survivors include her daughter Carol (Danny) Davis of Belle; son, Wiley L. Akers rs of Charlton Heights; grandchildren, Ami (Derek) Palmer of Clendenin, Travis (Apple) n- Davis of Martinsburg, Chynna Akers of Charlton Heights, Lesley (Shawne) Monk of y, Pinch; great-grandchildren, Delaney and Amaira Palmer and Chloe and Camryn Monk; al brother, Lester (Naomi) Myers of Oak Hill; sisters, Betty (Frank) Henson of Fayetteville, Gloria Jean Jordan (L.T.) of Fayetteville, Flavia Cole of Jefferson, OH; special niece, Debbie Akers of Seattle, WA, and a host of nieces and nephews.. A graveside service was January 14, 2011, at Kanawha Valley Memorial Gardens, Glasgow. Graveside Military rites was conducted by the Ansted VFW Post 7695. The family would like to extend a special thanks to the staff of Montgomery Elderly Care for their care and compassion. On- line condolences may be sent to the family at www.carlwilsonfuneralhome.com. Penning- ton Funeral Home, Gauley Bridge, is honored to be serving the Akers family. Vinca P. Jones, 85, of Charleston, formerly of Clay, entered into rest Saturday, January 22, 2011, at Dunbar Care and Rehabilitation Center. Born May 26, 1925 on Beechy Ridge. She was the daughter of the late J.W. and Minnie (Reedy) Cline. In addition to her parents she was also preceded in death by her grandson, Robert Dwight Jones, 6 brothers and 1 sister. Vinca is survived by her son, Rodney Dwight Jones and wife, Patricia Ann of Charleston, granddaughter, Kimberly Ann Pucci of Strasburg, Colorado, grandson, Timo- thy Wayne Jones of Cross lanes, great-grandchildren Brittney Nicole Pucci, Robert Dwight Dixon, great-great grandchildren Kayden Dixon, Auderyana Dixon, and sister, Velva Morrison of Michigan. Graveside service was January 24, 2011 at Reedy - Cline Cemetery, Bickmore, with Basil Smith Jr. officiating. On-line condolences may be sent to the family at www.carlwilsonfuneralhome.com Wilson-Shamblin-Smith funeral is hon- ored to be serving the Jones family. 4931-4 Elk River Rd. So., P.O. Box 740, Elkview, WV 25071 Gladys Virgie King, 101, of Noblesville,IN., formerly of Clay, entered into rest Monday, January 31, 2011. Born August 16,1909 in Porters Creek, Clay. She was the daughter of ♦Gravel ♦Sand ♦Mortar ♦Building Stone the late Burton and Lula Cook. In addition to her parent she was preceded in death by her husband Charles King, sons, Bobbie King, Rondal King, daughter, Jo Ann Legg. Gladys ♦Masonry Tools ♦Mulch ♦and More… is survived by her children, Steven King of Liberty, Carolyn Lucas of Noblesville, IN., Ruth Kilner of Kendleton, IN., Gwen Mullins of Toledo, OH., 10 grandchildren, 9 great- Phone: 965-0080 grandchildren, 5 great-great-grandchildren and sister, Darlene Burroughs of Clay. 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5.0 out of 5 stars Dragon of the Mind
A brilliant return to the style of Jon Pertwee's first season, with political intrigue and UNIT action, plus the greatest supervillain of them all and a thing of pure evil - and now all in colour again! 5*
It's a terrific six-part story for the final release of the Pertwee era, with superb action scenes, extensive location filming with a genuine missile...
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3.0 out of 5 stars Great Story - Poor Quality DVD
This is one of Jon Pertwee's best story's featuring the brilliant Roger Delgado as the Master. Unfortunately I was unable to view it all because of a problem with colour stability and one of the episodes kept freezing.
So sent it back and was quickly refunded.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Dragon of the Mind,
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This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
A brilliant return to the style of Jon Pertwee's first season, with political intrigue and UNIT action, plus the greatest supervillain of them all and a thing of pure evil - and now all in colour again! 5*
It's a terrific six-part story for the final release of the Pertwee era, with superb action scenes, extensive location filming with a genuine missile borrowed from the RAF and great direction by Timothy Combe, excellent performances from the UNIT `family' and the large, talented guest cast, very impressive sets, lighting and soundtrack and a truly evil `monster' that turns its victims' deepest fears against them.
The colour restoration is astonishingly good, re-coloured by merging the surviving mono film with residual colour signal that was left within the mono material - the same `chroma dot' technique as for `The Ambassadors of Death' and with visibly better results. Perhaps the original materials were better, or the technique has been improved; either way the results are remarkable. Apparently episode one had to be restored manually, frame by frame, and it looks the best of all! It must have taken ages to do but the results are certainly worth it and the soundtrack is also excellent.
Cold War tensions and `summits' were never far away in 1971, so UNIT have a lot of topical problems on their plate managing security at an American-Chinese peace conference, a banned nerve-gas missile to dispose of - and the Doctor is worrying about prison reform? Yes, and with good reason, because down at the old fortress that is now Stangmoor Prison, the Doctor and Jo are witnessing the first British test of the `Keller Process', a supposedly humane machine that extracts evil from the mind of a criminal, leaving behind a limited but law-abiding citizen. And the Doctor is right to worry. It seems the Keller machine has a mind of its own - a Mind of Evil ...
Jon Pertwee is on top form as usual, whether facing down the villains, reassuring Jo, bantering with the Brigadier or winning the confidence of the Chinese delegation - naturally, he speaks every dialect imaginable *and* is on personal-name terms with Chairman Mao! The Doctor knows everyone! Katy Manning plays Jo Grant perfectly as an active, capable UNIT agent in a very good script for the character, foiling a prison riot and saving the Doctor from his own fears. Her compassionate `adoption' of the `processed' convict Barnham (Neil McCarthy) is touching.
The story has some wonderful UNIT moments, not just the famous, no-quarter-given storming of Stangmoor Prison (aka Dover Castle) but also the interplay between the characters, anti-espionage on the streets of London with Sgt. Benton in mufti (a good story for John Levene) and the Brigadier organising everything, ticking off the hapless Benton in a good-humoured way and endlessly talking to all and sundry on the phone. Nicholas Courtney has a superb story as the Brigadier, a very well written part and great acting; even the phone scenes are a delight - he really convinces you that there is someone on the other end of the line and *listens* to the other half of the conversation. All the UNIT personnel have well written parts in this story and Richard Franklin sees plenty of frontline action as Captain Yates (including doing his own motorcycle stunt work), but the crowning delight must be the Brigadier tricking `is way inta the prison as a Cockney van driver, wonderful, even if his smart check cap is more `country weekend' than `van man' - he still looks like a posh Army officer, but in overalls!
You don't have to be a Time Lord to work out that Professor Keller, inventor of the evil machine, is actually the Master, gloriously played by Roger Delgado at his most stylish, puffing on a fat cigar as he cruises round London in a black limo complete with shades-wearing chauffeur. His scheme is simple megalomania - start the Third World War, destroy everything and take over the remains. Exactly how he intends to rule the ashes all by himself is never explained (I assumed he meant to use the controlling power of the Keller Machine in some way) and perhaps even he doesn't know - because of course the Master is a genius but also completely mad ...
Some six-parters fade a bit in the middle for lack of material - not this one! Don Houghton's second (and sadly, last) `Doctor Who' (following the superb `Inferno', which is referenced in the cliffhanger for episode one) has more than enough ideas to last the course. The Master has two entirely separate schemes to start Armageddon; it's typical of him to have a backup plan but either strand would have made a good story on its own; the script only fully connects the two strands at the very end so our attention is needed to follow events, but it's all great fun to watch.
Plan One is to spread murder and suspicion at the Peace Conference, by projecting the power of the Mind of Evil, so the Chinese Communist `dragons' and the American `imperialists' destroy the world in their mutual xenophobia. Pik-Sen Lim gives an excellent performance as Captain Chin Lee, as does Kristopher Kum as her new boss Fu Peng, the replacement Chinese delegate (the first one doesn't live long enough to appear on screen!) The American delegate almost goes the way of his earlier Chinese counterpart, but the Doctor's suspicions of the Keller Machine help him make the connection and pull the plug on the Master's link to the conference. Unfortunately, as this part of the story ends, Chin Lee and Fu Peng just fade from the script, which I found disappointing. The Chinese contribution to this story is a very strong part of the first two episodes and I'd been hoping for a joint East-West mission to hunt down the Master, who threatens the whole world.
Plan Two is to free and then recruit the convicts of Stangmoor as a private army to hijack the `Thunderbolt' missile and fire it at the Peace Conference. Each side would blame the other and the final war would begin. Naturally, the Master tells his new allies (lead by smart thug Mailer, a first-rate guest performance from William Marlowe) that he wants to hold the world to ransom, not destroy it. But he has two problems: the Doctor is his prisoner but UNIT are on the way - and the Keller Machine is on the rampage. The Master needs the Doctor's help to control it, but it's too strong - it's hungry, it grows by feeding on evil and it's in a prison full of serious criminals ... you just know it will eventually turn on the Master, and when it does, the sight of what *he* fears most is a brilliant psychological highlight. There's also a superb and most intriguing scene when the Master thinks he has accidentally killed the Doctor - is that concern we see? Surely these two are friends not enemies? The Master's changed attitude doesn't last once the Doctor recovers, but perhaps it's a clue to their past.
THIS PARAGRAPH GIVES AWAY THE ENDING: It all ends with two episodes packed with classic UNIT action and quite tough battle scenes with the HAVOC stunt team hard at work again, complete with another expensive helicopter and a big special effects bang of the `Thunderbolt' missile, which also destroys the Keller Machine. This looks good but was slightly unsatisfying as we'd been told a mere explosion wouldn't end the evil. Obviously the Doctor is using the nerve gas warhead to destroy the Mind of Evil, very appropriate but a line in the script to say so would have been helpful - perhaps the idea of the Doctor using nerve gas was deemed too evil to spell out?
Thanks for reading if you've made it this far - this is a great story for the final Jon Pertwee era DVD and the last `new' (to me) story with *my* Doctor that I'll ever see, 43 years since I saw the first one!
Definitely five stars; to give this fine DVD release any less would seem almost ... evil! 5*
A very good set of Special Features:
On Disk 1: The commentary is enjoyable and interesting right through the six episodes, with director Tim Combe joined by Katy Manning, Pik-Sen Lim, Fernanda Marlowe (UNIT Corporal Bell) and producer Barry Letts, script editor Terrance Dicks and stunt arranger Derek Ware of HAVOC.
On Disk 2:
`The Military Mind': cast and crew reassembled at Dover Castle in 2009 for this short (23 minute) but excellent `making of' feature. For any `Doctor Who' fan who lived through the UNIT years, it's surprisingly moving
`Now and Then': revisits the locations as they are today - interesting because like `The Military Mind' it uses clips from the unrestored, mono materials - an astonishing feat to produce the excellent colour DVD from that.
`Behind the Scenes: Television Centre': A very interesting 25 minute programme looking at a busy working day at the BBC, at the time that `The Mind of Evil' was made. There's just a passing reference to `Doctor Who' and a model TARDIS dematerialising, but spot the `Doctor Who - Prison Hosp.' label on one bit of passing scenery.
A good `Photo Gallery' including location pictures.
55 of 59 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Pertwee era completely in colour again at long last !!!,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
As part of the BBC's misguided policy of destroying the master tapes of Doctor Who and many, many other programs in the 1970's, the colour masters of many Pertwee stories were junked. At one point only eight of the 24 adventures existed in full in colour in the BBC archives.
Things got better over the years. Colour copies of many of his stories were found in Canada and returned to the BBC - although these had been converted to the NTSC format and had lost some quality in the process. Other stories were recorded in the US by someone watching them on TV, and the colour signal from these was matched with the black-and-white recordings which had somehow - fortunately - escaped destruction. That left a few adventures with episodes only in black-and-white. Luckily technological innovation enabled colour versions being created of these, but the process is I believe time-consuming, expensive and requiring a lot of manual intervention.
The Mind of Evil is the last of this group of stories to receive the attention of the Recovery Team - on this occasion it was not individual episodes but all 6 that had no colour copies. And is a resounding triumph. They had to use the chroma-dot recovery technique for episodes 2-6 but for the first episode this was not possible and it had to be coloured by hand. I am pleased to say that the picture quality here is very good indeed. Episode one, surprisingly, looks the best of the lot.
As for the actual content, this is a superb example of early Pertwee. It shows the influence of James Bond, with its international political conferences, world-threatening super villain and cloak-and-dagger manoevering. Pertwee's doctor has really hit his stride by now, with his usual contempt for out-of-their-depth authority figures showing in his treatment of the ill-fated Professor Kettering. His love/hate relationship with the Brigadier is in full swing.
The other characters fare well too. Roger Delgado's Master, in only his second adventure, effortlessly exudes evil, although as usual he realises he's bitten off more than he can chew and has to get help from the Doctor. Katy Manning's Jo Grant was created when the production team concluded - wrongly in my opinion - that the character of Liz Shaw didn't work, but what we ended up with was one of the most memorable and likeable characters in the entire history of Who. Far from being the helpless airhead that detractors would have us believe, she is a brave, resourceful, intelligent, compassionate and loyal young woman - a real asset to the Unit team.
Speaking of whom - the Brigadier as usual plays a key role, marshalling his forces well and personally taking charge of the raid on the prison which turns the tables on the Master and the convicts. Yates and Benton spend the story taking criticism from the Brig, being shot at or attacked by psychic forces. Barnham, the first convict to be "treated" by the Keller machine, is a sympathetic character and I shared Jo's sadness when he dies at the end. The other major character is Harry Mailer, a tough, hard-bitten convict with little regard for the lives of those who get in his way, well played by William Marlowe, who contrary to reports elsewhere was not married to Fernanda Marlowe who played the minor character of Corporal Bell.
The commentary was, once again, recorded a few years ago, before the sad deaths of producer Barry Letts and Nick Courtney who played the Brigadier, and the former is happily part of it. So is Katy Manning, who reveals this is her favourite story, and I can't say I'm surprised at this. Script editor Terrance Dicks, director Tim Combe, Pik-Sen Lim who played the Master's accomplice Chin Lee, Fernanda Marlowe and stuntman Derek Ware (I should mention that his work and that of his Havoc team on this story is impeccable) make appearances too.
The making-of documentary "The Military Mind" features Courtney , Letts and Combe again, along with Lim and Marlowe, and director Tim Combe, but no Manning. It is interesting and entertaining but a little short. I felt sorry for Combe when he said he didn't get any more Who work after this due to the show exceeding its budget. There is a short "Now and Then" showing the many locations used, and a rather generic "Behind the Scenes" which was transmitted around the same time as the show itself.
Coming soon - Spearhead from Space on Blu-ray !!
With the release of this story on DVD, all of Pertwee's stories are represented in variable (but mostly very good) colour for the first time in decades. A true red-letter day.
I cannot recommend this one enough - I can't imagine any Who fan not liking it.
21 of 24 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Now on the small screen in colour,
Mr. D. K. Smith (South Wales, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
The number of people prior to this DVD release who have seen The Mind of Evil in colour must be pretty small. On its single UK transmission in 1971 the majority of households would probably still have had only B&W televisions. It was sold abroad in the mid 1970's to various US TV stations, but after that only B&W film prints have been available.
It's been a long and winding road, but eventually it's available again in full colour. Episodes 2-6 use the Chroma Dot Recovery system, where the colour information hidden in the B&W print is utilised. Of these five, episode 2 is the poorest, but the other four are very good indeed. This is absolutely the best quality that is achievable at present, and when you consider that the budget for this restoration isn't particularly large then it's even more impressive.
Episode 1 presented a particular challenge. There were no Chroma Dots available, so instead selected frames from the episode were hand coloured by Stuart Humphryes, otherwise known as Babelcolour. In a 25 minute episode of Doctor Who there are approximately 36,000 frames. In total around 7,000 frames were hand coloured and then SVS Resources used these frames to extrapolate the colour signal from the adjacant B&W frames. After about 18 months and thousands of hours of work the final result is quite staggering - without the efforts of Stuart Humphryes and the others working on this project, episode 1 might have remained in B&W, so many, many people owe them a great debt of gratitude.
Whilst it's understandable that the colour restoration will be the main talking point, what of the story itself? Broadcast second during Jon Pertwee's second season, in many ways it feels like a throwback to the previous year. It has a more serious and hard-edged tone, like the stories from Pertwee's debut season.
All of the regulars are on top form here. Pertwee is in his typical early exile mood - namely moody and arrogant. In this story he's not a Doctor you can instantly love, but he does have a few flashes of humour which help to alleviate his bad temper. It was only Katy Manning's second story as Jo Grant, but she's in the thick of the action here. Separated from the Doctor for a few episodes she has to carry a significant part of the narrative, which she does effortlessly.
The men from UNIT are all served well by Don Houghton's script. Nicholas Courtney has some withering put downs for both Yates and Benton, which you can tell he relishes. John Levene gets to do some undercover work and lead the assault on Stangmoor prison at the end of the story whilst Richard Franklin also has his share of the action.
That leaves Roger Delgado as the original and best Master. He too is in his element here, chauffeured in a luxury limousine and puffing on a cigar he is great value in this story and his two-handed scenes with Jon Pertwee are a pleasure to watch.
Like most six-parters it is a little padded in places, but with all the regulars well served by the script, some good location filming and stunt work and with the story back in colour this is an unmissable release.
Given the efforts made to recolourise the story, it's a little surprising that there isn't a documentary on that, a missed opportunity, I think. But there's the usual quality extras package starting with a Toby Hadoke moderated commentary with Katy Manning, Pik-Sen Lim, Fernanda Marlowe, Timothy Coombe, Derek Ware, Terrance Dicks and Barry Letts.
There's a good making of documentary - The Military Mind - which was made in 2009. This is poignant as it gives us one more chance to see Nicholas Courtney and Barry Letts, who both passed away a few years ago.
Production subs, some PDF materials, a Now and Then and an archive feature on Televison Centre round off a strong package of features that compliment a quality story from a period when Doctor Who was going from strength to strength.
4.0 out of 5 stars Great Pertwee Story Even Though It Is Repetitive,
Mrs. Marilyn A. Rice "RR" (sussex) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
"The mind of evil" was the second story of season 8, which the story before that was the classic "Terror of the autons" which introduced Jo Grant and the Master. "The mind of evil" is also a classic story in my opinion and I was very impressed with the colour restoration, even though I do like doctor who in black and white. Because if Troughton classics such as "Tomb of the cybermen" or "The seeds of death" were in colour, they just wouldn't be the same in my opinion. The interesting thing with "The mind of evil" is that the first two episodes dragged quite a bit. But after episode 3 I was glued to the seat and found the story overall to be thrilling and entertaining, which Pertwee and the cast are spot on. But the problem I found with the story though was that it was repetive at times, which the endings to episodes 1, 3 and 4 are very similiar which the doctor encounters the kellar machine, which is actually a killing machine. Overall this story is fun and enjoyable to watch and that is what doctor who is all about.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Dr Who perfection.,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
John Pertwee as Dr Who, Katy Manning as his assistant and a superb story, what Dr Who fan could ask for more.
For me Pertwee is the ultimate Dr Who, The Master a Wonderful villain and Katy Manning one of the greatest assistants. What Dr Who fan could ask for more.
Television heaven.
11 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best Jon Pertwee story,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
This is my 1st ever review. How many years had we hoped this would one day be seen again in colour ?? well here it is !!!! The DVD sleeve artwork is excellent, the DVD extras are very informative. The colour restoration is outstanding especially Ep 1. OK, the colour does phase 'in and out' repeatedly in Ep's 2,3,& 4 but this does not detract from the overall splendour of having this story in full colour at last, so, heart felt congratulations to the recovery team for achieving this. The story is mature and well delivered, this is 'Dr Who' at its best from that era, The Dr and Jo, Unit, The Keller machine and the wonderful BBC Radiophonic music.....and the best Master, dear Roger Delgado (RIP). You might get the impression I love this.....spot on, when I was but a mere 10 years old boy, this was story that frightened me the most and I've never forgotten it, Jon Pertwee's face as he re-lives 'fire' - one of the best cliff-hanger's ever. A 'must' for all Dr Who fans young and older !!! 100% recommended.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
In many ways this is one of the best stories of Pertwee's era, and one of the best to feature his Doctor facing off against Roger Delgado's Master.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
Great story, Great special features, great recolorisation. Just great all round!!!!
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars The Master The Machine and the Missile,
Paul Tapner (poole dorset england) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
The second story from Jon Pertwee's second year as Doctor Who comes to dvd. Originally broadcast in 1971, all six episodes are presented in a two disc dvd set with the story on the first disc and extras on the second.
This is another Pertwee story where the original colour version was wiped, and only a black and white copy was held. And which has been re-coloured for dvd release. This has taken nigh on four years of work, and the results are very good.
The story sees the Doctor investigating goings on at a prison where a new method of dealing with the worst offenders is being tried out. A machine that removes all evil impulses from the brain. The Doctor is suspicious of the procedure involved. At the same time, there's a peace conference going on in London, where tensions are high. And a missile with a very dangerous cargo is about to be destroyed.
All three things are connected. As an old enemy lurks in the shadows. A terrifying time for the Doctor and Jo awaits....
The second season of this era did result in a few changes from the first. It's a mixture of the hard hitting style of Jon Pertwee's first season - there are battles between U.N.I.T. and bad guys with stuntmen throwing themselves all over the place - and the slightly cosier U.N.I.T. family style that followed. It never feels stretched at six parts, though, as the plot develops at a decent pace and keeps a few things back until required.
This is also a strong story for Roger Delgado's Master, as there are some interesting insights into his relationship with the Doctor. The supporting cast are pretty good. It features veteran character actor Michael Sheard in the second of his six appearances in the show.
The cliffhangers are repetitive, but that's the only minor complaint with a solid six parter that features some excellent action and many good character moments. It's great to have it on dvd at last. And in colour as well.
Some may wish to be aware that there is one short scene where all the dialogue is in another language and has subtitles.
The dvd has the following language and subtitle options:
Languages: English.
Subtitles: English.
It's also English audio captioned.
The extras include the usual ones for this range:
A commentary from various members of the cast and crew. This was recorded a while ago, thus Producer Barry Letts, who passed away in 2009, is amongst the contributors.
The Radio Times listings for the story as a PDF file. Along with a 1971 cereal promotion in similar format.
Production information subtitles.
A photo gallery of images from the story and it's production.
A trailer for the next release in this dvd range.
And specific to this dvd:
The Military Mind. A making of documentary about the story. Also made a while ago, thus present is Barry Letts along with Nicholas Courtney [the Brigadier]. This is a bit shorter than the usual ones at just twenty two minutes, but it contains some nice location work at Dover castle and is typically absorbing viewing.
Now and then: an eight minute [approx] look at the locations where the story was made as they looked in 1971 and as they are now. Which is short but good viewing.
Behind the scenes: Television centre. A 1971 documentary showing what goes on in one ordinary day at bbc tv centre. There's only a couple of seconds of Doctor Who related material in this, and it does have a very dated look. But not in a bad way. It's pretty good viewing though. An interesting look at the days of BBC tv centre in London, and it will bring back memores for those who remember tv when it wasn't on for twenty four hours a day. And the announcer wished you all a very good night.
5.0 out of 5 stars Dr Who - The Mind of Evil,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Mind of Evil [DVD] (DVD)
Jon Pertwee comes up against Roger Delgardo's definitive Master in a 1970s classic, completed shortly before Delgardo's death in a car accident. Great plot, great acting and even the dodgy sets don't put off. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
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My natural mother, has proved to me on many occasions that if her presence in my life is unwanted, if it causes too much trouble, if I decide that I need to choose a mother, then she will step back. She believes that I should be able to decide the extent of my involvement with her, whereas my adoptive mother at least for a time, wanted all or nothing.
During the last decade, authorities and agencies across the country have found it increasingly hard to find permanent, loving families for children in care in a timely way. The government's plan to speed up adoptions, announced by Michael Gove in 2012, briefly reversed that trend. But it looks as though there has now been a dramatic loss of nerve by many in the social care sector...
Adoptees. We're allegedly 16% of America's estimated 500 serial killers whilst we represent only 2-3% of the population1. We're also the heroes of pop culture from Harry Potter and Frodo Baggins, to Superman and Luke Skywalker. In real life we're Nelson Mandela, Steve Jobs, Bill Clinton, Marilyn Monroe...and Ted Bundy.
This week is National Adoption Week (3-9 November) and this year the focus is on finding new parents for groups of brothers and sisters. According to research carried out by the British Association of Adoption and Fostering around half of the 6,000 children in the UK currently waiting to be adopted are in sibling groups.
In my eyes adopting a child is one of the most amazing things someone can ever do. To give a child a loving and stable family life is a gift beyond compare. For England's 6,000 children hoping to be adopted, every day is a desperate wait. Another day spent longing for the love and support that, through no fault of their own, they are currently being denied. Everyone involved with these brave children wants to see them all get the family they deserve. To make sure each of their dreams come true we need a system that gives them the chance at a new life as quickly and effectively as possible.
Rather than projecting assumptions of what should happen, I've found that rejecting such preconceptions is what helps open my mind to a divinely grounded expectancy of good. Doing this has proved practical to myself and many others in overcoming all kinds of limitation, including emotional and physical health meltdowns and even chronic identity crises.


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Orient yourself to Syracuse and the region by watching the introductory film in the museum theater. Then make your way to a replica canal boat in a circa-1850 building where real canal boats were weighed when the Erie was a major player in U.S. commerce. A re-created general store, an 1800s canal office, and a postal area are interspersed with exhibits about Syracuse musician Libba Cotten and others who shaped the region.
318 Erie Blvd. E, Syracuse, New York, 13202, United States
Website: www.eriecanalmuseum.org
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