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CLINCH VALLEY TIMES, St. Paul, VA, Thursday, May 16, 2013 Page 5
........... ........ April Clinch River Photography Club news
: :: : by Barbie Gordon Third and second place winners way to find out what happened.if
The Clinch River Photo- had a 3 way tie: Tracy Hill, Stan you can't come is to follo us @
graphy Club has been very Crabtree and Neda Smith Van Clinch River Photography Club
.............. active the past several weeks. D3 ke. First place winner: Neda on Facebook. We enj?) the
i :: Many have decided to join in on SmithVan Dyke.postings of children, friends,
the fun by posting their work on Congratulations to our March family members, buildings,
our Facebook page and interest winners[ vacations, little known "special
is contagious! Activities such as The field trip to the Breaks places and admire the skill and
monthly meetings at the St. Paul was a highlight for a small group talent of friends who have a
Railroad Museum with guest of rock climbers who found kindred spirit for the 'photo
speaker Stan Crabtree of Crab- more than a few inspiring vistas, bug'. We encourage our club
tree Photography in Coeburn, cliff, rock outcroppings and backmembers to take part in our
field trips to the Breaks to nature good old fashioned current project of cropping and
Interstate Park, Blue Bell Island exercise on a spectacular hike interesting find to be featured in
on the Clinch River and the
led by Frank Skeens, Jr. Thanks the newspaper for the public to
Sugar Hill Trail have been quite Frank! (next time I'm bringing guess the subject matter (the
interesting and a lot of fun! my water bottle though!) Having larger picture). It should prove to
, ".' : In discovering our 'eye' for a day filled with sunshine and be a fun challenge to include the
picture taking we are learning to forming new friendships was community's input! Hopefully
experience this interest from dif- indeed a real treat! The many of you will catch the photo
| ferent viewpoints or other refreshing scenery and lunch bug aswell[
iii i angles, some might say. A major
was well worth the Grand Stay tuned for upcoming
interest has been in producing Canyon of the South"hike! photo contest information and
nature photographs as we cap- Our discussion of various various other community active-
ture our region's beautiful nat- photography techniques such as ties planned for the annual
ural resources. With the onset of
spring (YES!) there are count- working in raw images and Clinch River Days on May 31-
1earning how to crop, edit and June 2 @
less photo opportufiities every- enhance digital pictures in order www.cinehriverdays.com
WOODthe ar ers Market in St WOFRKm Isaac W°rrell' °pfatuhleonB lattnr S , lU; 71 s working with where we go. Blooming flowers,
1 wa The May meeting will take
babies of all kinds, green grasses to better emphasis a particular
subject have continued to inspire place on Tuesday the 21" with
wood at and trees, sunlight and blue each member to meet new goals the contest theme of Waterfalls
skies, birds and so much more and challenges. Many thanks go and Rivers at 6:30 pm at the St.
inspired the following winners to Rhonda Jewel for demon- Paul Railroad Museum. See you
of our March Spring Challenge. strating and answering questions there!
about editing and working with Lastly, we had to say
Coffee Time at raw image photography during "Goodbye" tea well-respected
our April meeting, community leader and friend,
Understandably, not every- Mrs. Ann Gregory. Your days of
.I..dlk%J ~
one is able to make each suffering are past. Rest in'peace
monthly meeting, so the best dear friend. We will miss Ou!
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ALWAYS A DELIGHT...The Center stage Cloggers from Coeburn entertained
at the Farmers Market on Saturday.
ViSK
Every Wednesday at 10:00
a.m. the J. Fred Matthews
Memorial Library will host
Coffee Time for all area senior
citizens. Seniors are invited to
stop by the library from 10:00
a.m. - 11:00 a.m. and have a cup
of coffee, tea, cider, or hot
chocolate and light refreshments.
Visit with your friends, talk
about the news going on in the
area, read the local newspapers
or browse through our magazine
selections. Make plans to come
by the library each Wednesday
for coffee and conversation.
SPRING SAVINI
FROM MAY
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When ln~ ~ a t-,t~ ~t ~ f~,~r ~ ~ .
For more information contact
the library at 276-762-9702.
........ ,: .......New registration, titling, and
;I Classified advertising works...call 762.7671 I safety requirements for mopeds
on fabric with this
ad by 7/1/13
Drivers Must Carry ID and Wear Helmet;
Jump Start Registration Process Now
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HOME rdEDICAL
Beginning July 1, 2013, a moped crash because there was
Virginia law requires every no identifying information on
moped driver to carry a the victim or moped. Requiring .... ...... , ,,
government-issued photo IDtitling and registration of mop-
(does not have to be a driver's eds will allow law enforcement
license) and every driver and to better track mopeds that are
passenger must wear a helmet stolen and/or used in the
while riding a moped. Drivers commission of crimes and would
must also wear a face shield,
safety glasses or goggles unless
the moped has a windshield.
Virginia law also requires
mopeds operated on Virginia
276-762,01 6
Our pharmacy will compete withthe big boysl
Plus we have jewelry and watches also a
wide selection of much needed $1 items!
TRI-COUNTY TIRE SERVICE, INC. ""
We are buying gold and coins. Top dollar paid!
Layaway jewelry for your special occasions!
16618 EAST RIVERSIDE DRIVE ,
allow them to more effectively
deal with moped crashes.
Statistics show that over the
past five years, there have been
2,062 crashes involving mopeds.
31 of those crashes resulted in
fatalities, and nearly all of the
crashes (1,967)resulted in
injuries.
SAINT PAUL, VA 24283
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(276)762-9501 OR (276) 762-9591 •:'
MON, - Fill. 8AM - 5PM SAT. 8AM - 1PM
¢'¢Z>
Couch Home Medical
can provide you with all your
home medical needs.
Corner of 4th Avenue and Russell St
Ph 276.762.9080 Fax 276 762-9081
roadways to be titled and
registered by July 1, 2014, but
moped owners can jump start the
process this summer. DMV will
begin titling and registering
mopeds on July 1, 2013. A
moped title is $10. The annual
registration fee is $20.25.
At the request of General
Assembly, DMV established an
ongoing work group to study a
number of non-conventional ve-
hicles including mopeds. Ac-
cording to the Non-Conventional
Vehicles Study, the number of
mopeds on Virginia roads has
increased significantly as a result
of the rising cost of gas, along
with the affordability and avail-
ability of mopeds. With the
increased number of mopeds
sharing our roads, there has been
an increase in the number of
concerns expressed from the
public. Law-enforcement, and
traffic safety advocates regard-
ing the proper use of mopeds,
their safety on the roads, and the
existing laws surrounding the
operation of mopeds on public
streets.
Under current law, the lack
of any identifying information
on a moped makes them nearly
impossible to recover after theft
and complicates identification of
the vehicle and operator in the
event of a crash. For example, a
member of the law enforcement
community recounted a situation
where it took a few days to
identify a victim who had died in
I EMERGENCY?
DIAL 911
J. Fred Matthews Memorial Library Friends Group
BOOK SALE
Saturday, June 1
'At the park during Clinch River Days Festival
WE ARE ACCEPTING DONATIONS OF BOOKS
MOVIES AND CDs FOR THIS SALE.
All items should be clean and in good condition.
Please bring them to the library by Saturday, May 25.
Thanks for your help with this fundraiser!
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