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Reflections of Area Sports Megan Allen Amanda Williams LADY BOBCATS IMPROVE TO 5-1 Summers County 12 12 15 17 - 56 Shady Spring 11 10 12 15 - 48 On Saturday January 2, Megan Allen scored a game high 20 points and grabbed seven rebounds to pace the Summers County Lady Bobcats to their fifth win of the season, a 56- 48 win over Shady Spring. Amanda Williams added 16 points for Summers County along with five assists and four steals. The Lady Bobcats led the entire contest and at times looked like they would pull away from the Lady Tigers. However, frequent unforced turnovers, and 27% shooting from the floor kept the Lady Bobcats from being able to put Shady Spring away until the end. Shady Spring was led in scoring by Aren Sayre with 18 points. Scoring for Summers County was led by Megan Allen with 20 and Amanda Williams with 16, followed by Jamie Keatley with six points. Rounding out the scoring were Amy Bowling with five, Jennifer Richmond with four, Katie Payne with three and Yansea Hutchens with two points. Amy Bowling led Summers County in rebounding with eight. Megan Allen and Brandi Byrd&apos;s-Eye V'w00v By U.S. = COPS: A Partnership Every day in West Virginia, more than 540 police officers are on the job protecting homes, schools, and businesses because of a very successful program called Community Oriented Policing Ser- vices (COPS). Since 1994, the COPS program has invested mil- lions of dollars in law enforcement efforts in West Virginia, helping " nearly 160 communities to "'strengthen their police forces. The COPS program is one of several approaches developed to put more officers" where they are needed most -- on patrol, not be- hind desks filling out paperwork. The Omnibus Crime Bill of 1994 included an amendment I added to establish the Violent Crime Reduc- tion Trust Fund, ensuring that pro- grams such as COPS would be funded. In that bill, the Congress partnered national resources with local strategies. By building the co- operation between all levels of law enforcement and expanding police and prevention efforts, more crimi- nals can be taken off the streets. Police departments from across West Virginia credit the COPS pro- gram with giving them the flexibil- ity they need to implement innova- tive crime fighting strategies and to build stronger partnerships within the community. These de- partments are not required to fol- Senator Robert C. Byrd for Safer Communities low a mandated program, nor do they have to rely on a one-size- fits-all approach to reduce crime in their neighborhoods. COPS gives these police departments the abil- ity to tailor their crime fighting ef- forts to the specific needs of the local community. In an effort to expand the COPS program to meet a greater range of needs, the Congress last fall approved funding for police departments in partnership with schools and other community- based organizations to develop programs to improve the safety of elementary and secondary school children and educators, in- cluding the hiring of school re- source officers. A number of West Virginia schools already have these officers in place, and stu- dents, teachers, and officers agree that the effect has been positive. I have supported this initiative, believing that teachers cannot teach and students cannot learn in an undisciplined, unsafe envi- ronment. West Virginia has traditionally boasted one of the lowest crime rates in the nation, a fact of which everyone should be especially proud. By strengthening crime fighting efforts, the COPS program has become an effective tool in con- tinuing that tradition. Mills each pulled down seven rebounds, while Yansea Hutchens, and Katie Payne each pulled down six rebounds. West Virginia State Girl's Poll Class "AA" 1. Tucker County 2. Tolsia 3. Oak Glen 4. Summers County 5. Lincoln 6. Ritchie County 7. Clay County 8. Poca 9. Wayne County 10. Sissonville 11. Petersburg 12. Man 13. Wyoming East 14. Graflon Lady Bobcats Roll Over Greenbrier West The Summers County Lady Bobcats ranked #4 in the state in class =AA" improved their record to 6-1 with a 65-44 win over Greenbrier West on Jan. 5. The Lady Bobcats held a commanding 57-18 lead after three quarters before clearing the bench and being outscored 26-8 in the final quarter. Summers County was led by the trio of Amy Bowling, Amanda Vrflliams, and Megan Allen. Amy Bowling led the scoring with 16 points followed by Amanda Williams with 15 and Megan Allen • with 13 points. Bowling added six rebounds as well as three assists and three steals. Alien passed out eight assists and picked of seven steals while Williams pulled down six rebounds and had three assists and three steals. Brandi Mills added seven points and pulled down seven rebounds and provided a spark to begin the game scoring five of the Lady Bobcats first seven points. Rounding out the scoring for Summers County was Jennifer Richmond with four points, and Cathy Parry, Jamie Mays, Jamie Keatley, Yansea HutchenB, and Katie Payne all with two points apiece. Greenbrier West was led in bcog by Hillary Palmer with nie points. Summers County will host James Monroe on Tuesday night Jan. 12. The J. V. contet begins at 5:30 and the varsity contest is scheduled for 7:30. On Friday Jan. 15 the Lady Bobcats travel to Pike View. Summers County:. 19 17 21 8 - 65 Greenbrier West 8 6 4 26 - 44 Looking For Classmates The class of 1989 Reunion Comtnittee is asking for your help in locating addresses for the following missing classmates. If you. happen to know grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles or any leads that could aid. us in our search we would be extremely grateful. Please contact us @ 304-466-5938. If you have access to email, our address is Ladynred@inetone.net.We would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation. Tammy Adkins, Matt Allen,  Sandy Ayers, Roger Adkins, Michell Allain, Kimberly Alvis, Samuel Ayers, Valerie Buckland, Lee Burnett, Donald Cantley, Krista: Cook, Jeanette Cooper, Tammy Cox,  Natasha Durham, Mozella France Hartwell, Phillip Anthohy Fullen, Debrina.Gibson, Adam Gill, Dwayne Godbey, Billie Grimmett, Patricia Harmon, Barbara McMillion, Krista Maddy, Betty Louse Meadows,, Robert Rakes, Jr., Mark Ratliff, Jr., Teresa Richmond, Candy Spade, Jerry Tincher, Marland Turner, Sara Vandall, Ritchie Webb, Pamela Weikle, Jimmy Weiss, Michael Wills, Mike Yopp. ON-LINE GAMES Hinton By-pass 466-2696 DALLY SPECIALS Monday: 6" Roasted Chicken ...,.,,.....,,,. $2.39 Tuesday: 6" Meatball ,..... .... ,,...,.,..,....,.... $1.39 Wednesday: 6" Club., .............. ,...,.,......,. $2.39 Thursday: 6" Turkey ...,. ..... . ..... ..,.....,.....,, $1,99 Friday: 6" Tuna .......,,.,.......,...,o....,.,...,,.... $1.99 Saturday: 6" Ham & Cheese ......,..,.,,,..,.. $1.99 Sunday: Two Footlongs ,,,,,,,.,,...,o,......,,.. $6.99 Men. thru Thurs., 10:30 to 8 / Fd. & Sat., 10:30 to 9 / Sun., 11:30 to 8 I I NOTICE MOPS Miller Memorial Mothers Of Mops Preschoolers. 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