Pastoral Associate:

Mary Mazza Hendricks (304) 269-1244 pa@spchurchweston.net Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8:30am - 6pm

Parish Office Manager: Sandra R. Mick (304) 269-3048 secretary@spchurchweston.net

Mass Schedule: Sunday: 9:30am Sunday: 2pm (St. Bernard’s, Loveberry) Sunday: 4pm (Latin Mass) Monday: 8:15am Tuesday: NO MASS Wednesday: 6pm Thursday: 8:15am Friday: 8:15am Saturday: 6pm Sunday: 9:30am

Eucharistic Adoration: Fridays, 9-12

The Sacraments: Baptism - By arrangement Marriage - At least six months’ notice Reconciliation - Wednesday: 5:00 - 5:45 Saturday: 5:00 - 5:45pm Sunday: 9:00 - 9:20am Anytime by request (304-269- 3048)

Pastoral Care of the Sick - Please notify the parish office (304-269-3048) of parishioners who are hospitalized or homebound and wish to receive Eucharist or the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick.

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): RCIA: Wed, 6:30 in the parish meeting room. For more info, contact Mary Hendricks at 304-269-1244.

Counseling: Contact Valerie Corley at 304-476-6009.

Rosary: Weekly: Wed 5:30pm & Thurs: 7:35am Oct. and May: Saturday: 5:30pm, Sunday: 9am

Miraculous Medal Novena: Wed, 5:55pm

Divine Mercy Chaplet: Fri, 11:30am

Prayer Line: Micki Snyder 304-269-3688 or 304 476-6516

St. Patrick School “An Excellent Beginning” Pre-School – 7th Grade

224 Center Ave. Weston, WV 26452 304-269-5547 Principal: Maureen Gildein Secretary: Regina Frazier email: st.pats@stpatswv.org website: stpatswv.org

St. Patrick Church

210 Center Ave.

Weston, WV 26452

304 269-3048

Office Hours: Mon. – Fri. 9am – 4pm

Pastor: Rev. James R. DeViese, Jr., J.C.L., pastor@spchurchweston.net

Website: www.spchurchweston.net

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 11, 2016 We Are Family!

Like us on Facebook: “St. Patrick Church, Weston, WV”

Luke 15:1-22

When the kids were little, we played a game in the car called “Opposites.” I’d call out, “Dark,” and they’d answer, “Light!” Loud..quiet. Cold...hot. First...last. You get the idea. But the best opposite I could have thrown out was: “Son #1,” because the correct answer would be “Son #2.”

Night and day, those two. One is a clothes horse; the other would wear the same tee-shirt until it was rags. One refers to the other as a “metrosexual,” while the other calls his brother “Grizzly Adams.” One can’t wait to see the NASCAR races while the other races to Three Rivers Stadium to see the Steelers play. Outdoors vs. indoors. Star gazer vs. lady watcher. British sports car vs. Jeep with a quarter of a million miles on the odometer. Yep, night and day, those two.

Do we see that same dynamic in today’s Gospel when Jesus tells the story of two brothers—the Prodigal Son and the Dutiful Son? Are they opposites? Let’s examine them.

The younger son wants his inheritance which he promptly squanders on wild women and song. He discovers, after he is broke, that he’s not doing much better than his father’s servants. So, he goes back home to declare his sinfulness, telling his dad, “I no longer deserve to be called your son.” He receives a hero’s welcome, complete with a robe, ring, and rousing party.

The Dutiful Son works throughout all this nonsense. He doesn't ask for his inheritance. He never asks for goat feast, let alone a fatted calf party. He’s all about being the good guy in this sibling rivalry scenario. Well, except when he refuses to attend the party or forgive his brother for his poor choices.

About the only thing I see opposite with these two is that one likes to work while the other one doesn’t. Other than that, they are pretty much alike.

Both are disrespectful to their father. To the extreme! By asking for his inheritance, the younger son essentially was saying to his father, “I wish you were dead.” By not attending his brother’s party, the older son was saying, “I will dishonor you, Father, in front of all your friends.”

Both are selfish. Both are rebellious. Both are greedy. I always wonder how such a loving father ended up with two rotten kids. Eh. It was probably the mother’s fault. It’s always the mother’s fault.

Just before Jesus told this parable, he overheard the Pharisees and scribes complaining: “This man welcomes sinners and eats with them.” Guess who they are in this Prodigal Son story. Yep. They all are the Dutiful Son. They are obedient, but their hearts are bitter. They put on a good show, but their minds are closed. Jesus welcomes the tax collectors and sinners (representing the younger, errant son), while the Pharisees and scribes won’t come near. They are too busy judging.

A sinner who comes home should be welcomed. No judgment. No righteousness. No personal opinion. Just joy. Jesus proves that to us over and over again in the Gospel.

Besides, any one of us could be the younger brother. Or, the older brother, for that matter. Besides, the ones we consider most unworthy of this kind of mercy are most like us.

Let’s pray that we become merciful, like the father in this story, and like the Father of us all.

UpFront with Mary Hendricks

Stewardship Update - Thank You!

The Rosary is prayed 30 minutes prior

to every weekend Mass in October

and 30 minutes prior to Wed. Mass.

Mass Attendance Weekly

Church

Offering

Monthly

Electronic

Offering

Total Goal Over/Short

Weekly

Over/Short

Year to Date School

Debt Reduction

Sat Sun Total Church

Weekly

Electronic

Monthly Total

93 219 312 3,667.00 0 3,667.00 4231.00 -$564.00 -$12,078.16 415 115 0 115

Wednesday Rosary Leaders:

9/21 9/28 R. Pascasio G. Riley

Rosary begins at 5:35pm each Wednesday

when Mass is celebrated, followed by the

Miraculous Medal novena

SECOND COLLECTIONS:

Sept. 10 & 11: Diocesan Scholarship

Association

Sept. 24 & 25 Catholic University

PLEASE DO NOT CALL, EMAIL, FACEBOOK, TEXT, etc., SANDY, MARY, or THE PARISH OFFICE IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO

SERVE WHEN SCHEDULED. Please find a substitute!

Ministry Schedules

DA

Y

DATE

TIME Greeters Altar Servers Readers Gifts

Eucharistic

Ministers Cantor

SA

T

9/10 Kelley Skinner

A Zoe Skinner 1 Daniel Pascasio Joe and Amanda

Blake & family

1 Larry Bowers Rudy

Pascasio B Garrett Skinner 2 Deanna Pascasio 2 Luanne Bowers

6 PM 3 Pam Thompson

SU

N

9/11 Sheila West,

Ashley

West,and family

A Michael Riley 1 Steve Corley Tim and Kim

Derico & family

1 Jeremy Garton

Joe Derico B Jack Paugh 2 Theresa Francis 2 Jenny Garton

9:30 3 Betty Hill

2 PM St.,

Bernard

Church

Dorothy Butcher

and Julia

Nicholas

A Jack Paugh 1 Jim Mullooly

TBA

1

TBA TBA B 2 Vincent Snuffer 2

3

SA

T

9/17 Dave and Becky

King

A Manny Robinson 1 Sara Robinson Lynne Shaver &

Daylen Robinson

1 A. L. Determan

K. Sims B Allia Shaver 2 GL Shearer 2 Mike Determan

6 PM 3 Julia Marsh

SU

N

9/18 Butch Cain and

Judy Foster

A Ethan Mehr 1 Jim Mehr Sam and Marissa

Aman and family

1 Tyler Mehr John

Collins B Jayna Jerden 2 Judy Jerden 2 Paul Derico

9:30 3 Danielle Mick

SA

T

9/24 Junior and

Veronica

Brumley

A Hunter Blake 1 Jim Myers Joe and Amanda

Blake &

Samantha

1 John Weber Brenda

Reed B Blake Francis 2 Brooklyn Queen 2 Pam Thompson

6 PM 3 Rock Garton

SU

N

9/25 Larry and Carol

Dodson

A Joe Derico 1 Mary Walker

Empoules family

1 Betty Hill

Brenda

Riley B

Makaela 2

Joe Jerden 2 Marissa Aman

9:30 3 Micki Snyder

SA

T

10/1 Kelley Skinner

and Karen

Pascasio

A Garrett Skinner 1 Debbie Rittenhouse

Pascasio family

1 Margaret Blake Donna

Lake B Zoey Skinner 2 Brenda Riley 2 Valerie Corley

6 PM 3 Barbara King

SU

N

10/2 Deanna

Pascasio and

Meagan Walker

A Jordyn Aman 1 Joe Derico

Children's Mass

1 Tyler Mehr Children's

Mass B Brayden Carder 2 Morgan Turner 2 Brooklyn Queen

9:30 3 Mitchell Queen

Mass Intentions Day Date Time Intention Requested By

S 9/10/16 6:00 PM †Louie Mazza Robinson family

S

9/11/16 9:30 AM People of the Parish

St. Bernard 2:00 PM People of St. Bernard Church

St. Patrick 4:00PM Latin Mass

M 9/12/16 8:15 AM †Rev. Msgr. Thomas Quirk

T 9/13/16 8:15 AM †Marjorie Ruppert Jane, John & Mary

W 9/14/16 6:00 PM †Bettie Jo Newhouse Family

T 9/15/16 8:15 AM Jan Collins Jeremy Garton

F 9/16/16 8:15 AM †Jackie Fealy Family friends

S 9/17/16 6:00 PM †Kay Atkins Family and Friends

S 9/18/16 9:30 AM People of the Parish

PLEASE PRAY FOR…

Those who are sick: Richard Matrella (Ruby), Megan Westfall, Merle Watson,

Randy Campbell, Sal Carmona, Rose Determan, Robert Fealy, Ed Hubbs,

Rose Mazza, Mary Ann Murray, Jane Myers, Burke Riley, Jane Taylor, Fred

Turner Sr. (Fred Turner’s father), Clarence Weber and Jane White.

Those who are homebound or in nursing homes!

Those who have died: Kay (Avington) Atkins (sister of Martha Pickens and

Paul Avington) May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of

God, rest in peace. Amen.

Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life

Those in RCIA: Brad Curtis, Jenny Delgado, Michelle Droppleman, Brandi

Francis.

All Military Personnel: Ryan Faulkner, Fr Jeff Paveglio

NOTEWORTHY EVENTS

September – Paper Towels LCFRN—Spaghetti and Sauce

Linens - Kathy Boyle

Funeral Greeters - Veronica Brumley & Scott

Garton

Bell Choir Practice: Sundays after Mass or after

GIFT; each Wednesday after 6pm Mass

11 Sun: 10:30 Confirmation class,

cafeteria

11 Sun: 2pm, St. Bernard Church

Homecoming Mass and Picnic,

Loveberry

11 Sun: 4pm, Latin Mass, church

12 - 23: Mary and Sandy out office

12 Mon: 7pm, Catholic Daughters of the

Americas mtg., cafeteria

17 & 18: Gifts from the Holy Land for sale

21 Wed: 8:15, Student prayer service,

church

27 Tue: 6pm, Finance Council mtg,

parish meeting room

29 Thu: 6:30, PTO mtg., cafeteria

October – Tissues LCFRN—Canned Veggies

Linens - Mary Wagoner

Funeral Greeters - Veronica Brumley & Scott

Garton 2 Sun: 10:30, GIFT, “Requirements of

Discipleship”

2 Sun: Noon, Touching Safety Program

for students NOT in Catholic Schools

4 Tue: 7pm, Knights of Columbus mtg.,

cafeteria

9 Sun: 4pm, Latin Mass

10 Mon: 7pm, Catholic Daughters mtg.,

cafeteria

27 Thu: Trunk or Treat

Pope Francis “Tweets” @ Pontifex

September 9, 2016: The Lord presents himself each day and knocks at

the door of our heart.

Alcoholics Anonymous

AA - Tues., Thurs., & Sat., 8pm school

basement.

Narcotics Anonymous

NA - Mon., 8pm school basement

Use the door on the side of the school

building facing the rectory for AA and NA

meetings.

SCHOOL COLLECTION

Sept. 9: $219.48

Thank you!

Benefits the backpack program.

I’M IN! CAMPAIGN UPDATE

Goal: $345,000.00

124 Pledges to Date: $246,018.00

17 Other gifts: $1385.00

Total: $247,403.00

Pledges Needed to complete campaign: $97,597

Your generosity is greatly appreciated!

It’s not too late to participate! You can make a one-time

gift or pledge for any number of months, make a one-

time gift, or give when you have a little extra cash,

whatever works best for your situation.

“For it is in giving that we receive.”

GIFTS FROM THE HOLY LAND

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Sept. 16 and 17 we will have a display of beautiful handmade olivewood

carvings from the Holy Land. The Christians of the Holy Land have been suffering

and continue to live in difficult economical situations. Olivewood carvings are part of a

tradition handed down from one generation to another; Christian families have

worked over 2000 years to protect the holy sites in Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Nazareth,

and to spread the word of Jesus. For about the past 1000 years they used carvings to

keep the Bible alive in dimensions. Our mission is to support our fellow Christians in

the Holy Land by selling some of their olive wood carvings which are one major

source for their income. Proceeds from the sale will benefit Christian families in

Bethlehem/Holy Land. Last century, the Christians were about 37% but today they

are only 5%.

By your support through the purchasing of these carvings, 200 families will be

helped to remain in the Holy Land. Supporting these families is important also for the

peace in the Middle East. Please stop by our tables and get your gifts directly from

the little town of Bethlehem.

Thank you all and God bless.

bethlehemowood@hotmail.com

LATIN MASS

A Latin Mass (Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite) will be celebrated at St. Patrick

Church, 210 Center Ave, Weston, WV, on Sunday, September 11, at 4:00p.m. We have

Latin - English missals and printed Propers for the day's Mass available for use by all

who attend. New people are always welcome.

ST. BERNARD CHURCH HOMECOMING MASS

Sunday, Sept. 11

2pm

A covered dish picnic will immediately follow the Mass. Meat, drinks, and paper and

plasticware will be provided.

Dear Padre SEPTEMBER 11, 2016

Is it possible to replace a godfather?

Since my daughter’s baptism, my

brother-in-law has divorced his wife

and abandoned his children. I no longer

want to associate with him.

I can understand your feelings toward

your brother-in-law, given his behavior

toward his own family. However, at the

time of your daughter’s baptism, he was

accepted as her godfather and his name

was placed in the official baptismal register. I

don’t see how that official document could be

changed.

Although this loss may seem significant,

it’s important to remember that your

daughter—and you—are not alone. She

seems to have two parents, a godmother,

a pastor and parish, and other adults and

mentors who will walk with her and assist

you as she grows in faith: “For the grace

of Baptism to unfold, the parents’ help is

important. So too is the role of the godfather

and godmother….The whole ecclesial

community bears some responsibility for the

development and safeguarding of the grace

given at Baptism” (CCC 1255).

What I have recommended in similar

situations is that you now choose and ask

a person whom you know and trust to be

your daughter’s “acting” godfather.” As

your daughter gets older you could explain to

her that this person really cares about her and

will be like a godfather to her. I think this

might be a good family solution.

Fr. Daniel L. Lowery, CSsR

sundaybulletin@liguori.org

© 2016 Liguori Publications, Liguori, MO 63057-9999. Printed

in U.S.A. Imprimatur: “In accordance with c. 827, permission

to publish has been granted on November 30, 2015, by the

Most Reverend Edward M. Rice, Auxiliary Bishop,

Archdiocese of St. Louis. Permission to publish is an

indication that nothing contrary to Church teaching is

contained in this work. It does not imply any endorsement of

the opinions expressed in the publication; nor is any liability

Monday SEPTEMBER 12

Weekday

1 Cor 11:17–

26, 33

Lk 7:1–10

Tuesday SEPTEMBER 13

St. John

Chrysostom,

Bishop

and Doctor of

the

Church

1 Cor 12:12–

14,

27–31a; Lk

7:11–17

Wednesday SEPTEMBER 14

Exaltation of

the

Holy Cross

Nm 21:4b–9

Phil 2:6–11

Jn 3:13–17

Thursday SEPTEMBER 15

Our Lady of

Sorrows

1 Cor 15:1–11

Jn 19:25–27

Lk 2:33–35

Friday SEPTEMBER 16

Sts. Cornelius,

Pope, and

Cyprian,

Bishop,

Martyrs

1 Cor 15:12–20

Lk 8:1–3

Saturday SEPTEMBER 17

Weekday

1 Cor 15:35–

37,

42–49

Lk 8:4–15

CONFIRMATION MEETING THIS WEEKEND

Confirmations classes for sixth grade and older begin with a

required student/parent (at least one parent present) meeting in

the cafeteria after the 9:30am Mass on Sunday, September 11.

CATHOLIC SHARING APPEAL

“Opening the Doors of His Mercy”

16 gifts = $3060

18% of goal

The envelopes collected at Mass last weekend were forwarded.

The results will be updated here as soon as the diocese updates

things on their end. You can check online at www.dwc.org.

Thank you to everyone who participated. We will be doing this

once a month if you missed participating last week.

The Catholic Daughters of

the Americas will meet on

Mon., Sept. 12, at 7 in the

cafeteria.

NO RCIA

We will not have RCIA on Sept. 14 or 21. Mary and Sandy will

be out of town. Sessions will resume on Wed., Sept. 28.

FOOTBALL FRENZY tickets will be available soon! You don ’t

have to know anything about football, you don’t have to like

football, you don’t even have to watch football. All you have to do

is buy a ticket. STAY TUNED!

MEETING DATES: The Knights of Columbus regular monthly

meeting will be on Tues., Sept. 6, at 7 in the cafeteria.

The monthly board meeting will be on Tues., Sept. 27, at 7 at the

Hickory House Event Center. All officers and members are invited!

WEEKLY SCRIPTURE STUDY GROUPS

Prayer and scripture study groups will resume SOON!

Tues., 11 am - Resumes on Sept.13, Scripture study of

the Mass readings, Tierney house, 2319 Gee Lick

Rd, Weston

Thurs., 6pm - Scripture Study and prayer service, Criss

Manor, 124 First St., Weston (This group follows “At

Home with the Word,” by Liturgical Training

Publications, and meets year round.)

UPDATE FOR FORMER TUESDAY AFTERNOON

THEN THURSDAY MORNING GROUP

The group will meet on Tuesdays at 1pm in the parish

meeting room. Members assured the church office that

the day or time will not change again because the

sessions resume Tuesday, Sept. 13. (This group and the

Tuesday morning group both follow the Quest

Reflections book from Small Christian Communities.)

THANK YOU!

Thank you to parents and parishioners who helped with the parking

fund-raiser over Labor Day weekend at Jane Lew. Your efforts

brought in $4,692 for St. Patrick School! Special thanks to Pat

Boyle who allowed us to use the Pat Boyle Funeral Home parking

lot for the entire weekend. Bravo!

Your Church has been there for you throughout your

lifetime; you can be there for your Church’s future.

Leaving a bequest in your will to the Church, your Parish,

or School allows you to leave your legacy to an institution

that means so much to you and thousands of others.

St. Patrick Church Estate Planning

St. Patrick Church is blessed to have been the beneficiary

of trusts and estates over the years. When you plan the

responsible and meaningful use and distribution of your

resources, your parish and its programs would be grateful

to be included in your plans. If you are remembering St.

Patrick Church in your Will, we suggest the following

language:

I give $________ to the Most Reverend Michael J.

Bransfield, Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of

Wheeling-Charleston and his successors in office, for the

benefit of St. Patrick Church in Weston, West Virginia.

St. Patrick School Charitable Foundation

As another legacy to the future of the Church in Weston,

St. Patrick School has established an endowment fund:

The St. Patrick School Charitable Foundation.

The St. Patrick School Charitable Foundation insures the

future of St. Patrick School and is held by Edward Jones

Investments. Only the interest is used to support the

school; the principal remains untouched. Cash, stock, or

bequests are welcome at any time.

I give $_______ to the St. Patrick School Charitable

Foundation.

Insurance or other bequests permit you to make a gift

without loss of comfort or security during your lifetime,

while allowing you to take advantage of estate tax

savings. Please see your tax advisor.

For more information, please call Fr. Steve at

304-269-3048 or e-mail:

pastor.spchurchweston@gmail.com

LEAVE A LEGACY...

BACKPACK DONATIONS NEEDED

School is in session, and food is needed to feed hungry kids in our

county! Send in the items listed for the weekend backpack

program. All items must be individually wrapped.

Crackers, Pasta, Pudding, gelatin, Breakfast bars, Cereal,

Oatmeal, Applesauce (canned fruits), Juice, and anything that

would make a healthy meal or snack for a hungry child. These

items are distributed anonymously to 44 kids at Robert Bland

Middle School.

ELECTRONIC GIVING?

WHAT’S THAT?

Electronic giving will enable every household or individual to

make their church offering using electronic funds transfer or

credit card. You may already be using online bill pay for your

mortgage, car payment, or insurance premium through an

automatic withdrawal from your checking or savings account.

Many of you also have used your credit cards to purchase

goods online through Amazon, eBay, or a number of other

sites.

We have teamed up with myEoffering to enable you to use the

same process to give your offering electronically from your

bank account, credit or debit cards.

There is no cost to you for this new giving option. If you are

currently giving on a weekly basis, you will no longer need to

write out 52 checks a year or prepare 52 envelopes. And when

travel, illness or other circumstances prevent you from

attending services, this program will allow your weekly offerings

to continue uninterrupted.

You can begin participating in the electronic giving program

immediately. Just visit our church website and look for the

“Donate Now” button. Thank you for considering this giving

opportunity.

SECOND ANNUAL HEALTHY BODIES HEALTHY SPIRITS

CONFERENCE

Oct. 15 at WV Wesleyan College

Registration is $30 and open now.

Joining hands across denominations to help knock West

Virginia off the top of the worst health lists!

BEING MORTAL

You are invited to a free screening and discussion of the

PBS Frontline documentary Being Mortal.

Based on the best-selling book by Dr. Atul Gawande, this

film explores the hopes of patients and families facing

terminal illness and their relationships with the doctors,

nurses, and family members who care for them.

Screenings will be held at 5:30 p.m., on Tuesday, Oct 4,

in the library of St. Joseph’s Hospital in Buckhannon,

(304) 473-2057 and at 5:30 p.m., in classrooms 1 and 2

of United Hospital Center in Clarksburg, (681) 342-3261.

Dinner is included. Please call the numbers above to

reserve you spot.

JENNY GARTON Car ~ Home ~ Life ~ Health ~ Business

269-1414

51 Circle Heights

Weston, WV 26452

DR. DANIEL D.

FARNSWORTH IV

Optometrist

137 Main Ave.

Weston

269-2020

DC’s Barber

Shop

1 East Second St.

Weston, WV 26452

JOHN E. LAW,

CPA, A. C.

132 First St., Weston

269-3304

John E. Law- CPA, Betty

Hill,-CPA, Tom Stark

TED’S HEATING and

COOLING, Jane Lew, WV

304 672-1145

Reliable, dependable

service on all makes models!

26 years experience

Pro-Life Legislator

Real Estate

Marketing

Sales & Appraisals

372 US Hwy 33 E

Pickens

Automotive

Service

518 N. Main Ave.

304 269-3254

We don’t want an arm &

a leg—we just want your

“tows”!

Charlie’s

Barber Shop

115 Bank Alley

Weston, WV 26452

304 269-7700

Rusty Allison, Owner

Weston Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Bill Moodispaw, DVM Sunset Acres—US 33 W

269-3288

Hickory

House

Restaurant

Jackson’s Mill

Road/

Hwy 19

269-7373

Peking Chinese Buffet

#3 Marketplace Plaza,

Weston, WV

304 269-6763

ALL YOU CAN EAT!

Chris & Amber

Heater

400 US Hwy. 33 E.

Weston, WV 26452

304 269-3095 304 269-5523 fax

WWW.CITIZENSBANKWESTON.COM

MAIN BANK—201 Main Ave.

PHONE (304) 269-2862 JANE LEW BRANCH

M-TH 8:30-3, FRI 8:30-5:30 (304) 884-7825

J.R. Dodson

NORTH CENTRAL

INSURANCE LLC

100 MARKET PLACE

MALL

SUITE 13

WESTON, WV 26452

Phone:(304) 269-5330

FOSTER FEED 202 Bland St.

Weston, WV 26452

304-269-1333

800-251-4343

“Feed, Hardware, and a

304 269-4563 DINE IN-CARRYOUT-DELIVERY

451 us Hwy 33 E, Weston, WV

Hours: Tues - Sat, 10 - 10, Sun 11-9

Hardman-Paletti

Funeral Home

730 N. Main Avenue

Weston, WV 26452

(304) 269-5005 C. David Hardman John Paletti

Owner /Licensee in Charge Owner

www.hardman-palettifuneralhome.com

Garton Real Estate REALTORS

Charles G. Garton, Broker

465 Main Ave. 269-7676

Rudy Pascasio 517-7577

Derrick Love 269-2281

Veronica Brumley 269-3037

Dr. Jerry

Henson, M.D.

Specializes in obstetrics/gynecology. 66 Hospital Plaza Weston

Delegate Peggy

Donaldson Smith

5 1/2 East Second St., Weston WV

304-269-7177

Tue — Fri

11am-3pm/

5pm-9pm

Sat: 5pm-9pm

Thyme Bistro

Is the Lord

Calling You?

Call Rev. Dennis R.

Schuelkens, Jr. in the

Vocations Office

of the

Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston. (304) 233-0880 ext. 442

dschuelkens@dwc.org