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4 - Hinton News Tues. Feb. 13, 1990
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turned.
Angola Miller & Christopher
Houchins
ement
Announced
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Miller of
Hinton, W.Va. wish to announce
Summers County Chapter 1
Princeton 811
Reading And Math Labs
Hinton 62
Host Countywide Parent
& Teacher Meeting
On Fri. Jan. 26, the Summers
County Chapter 1 Reading and
Math Labs hosted a countywide
Parent & Teacher meeting to over
sixty guests at the Summers County
Career Center. Following registra-
tion, guests were invited to enjoy
delicious food that had been pre-
pared by the Summers County
Career Center Food Service Class
taught by Mr. Robert Mazzella.
Chapter 1 Director, Mr. Richard
Lawrence, then awarded the door
prize, a beautiful floral arrange-
ment prepared by Hinton Floral, to
Mrs. Margaret Persinger, Chapter
I teacher at Pipestem Elementary.
Mr. Lawrence then explained Chap-
ter 1 and its purpose and function
in Summers County Schools.
A brief program was then pre-
sented by Chapter 1 teachers and
students to exhibit some of the learn-
The Princeton Tigers scored on
all but two possessions in the third
quarter to defeat Hinton 88-62.
The home team led by eight
points at' halftime (35-27) before
breaking it open in the third quar-
ter by outscoring Hinton 28-16.
From there, it was all Princeton.
Ralph Watkins led Princeton (7-
10) with 30 points and 11 rebounds.
Jamie Cecil had 13 points and a
game-high seven assists. Jerome
Austin added 18 points while Shawn
Rhodes scored 16.
For Hinton, Lament Smith was
high-scarer with 23 points. Brian
Bowling had 12 and Pat Stsnnett
10.
HINTON (62)
Pat Stennett 4 2-5 10, Steven
Brown 12-2 4,Brian Bennett 10-
0 2, RustyCox 4 3-4 11, Lament
Smith 10 3-3 23, Brian Bowling 4
4-4 12. Totals: 24 14-18 62.
PRINCETON (88)
Shawn Rhodes 6 3-4 16, Jamie
ing activities taking place in Chap- Cecil 4 2-213, Jerome Austin 6 2.
tar I labs. Pare Lyons, Hint, on Area 2 18, Ralph Watkins 14 2-2 30,
Robert Boone
Items for the Community Bulle. the engagement of their daughter, Chapter 1 Reading teacher, pre- Daniel Snyder 1 1-2 3, David
tin Board must reach the officeby Angela Jane Miller to Christopher tented a choral reading of Dandy- Parker 1 1-2 3, Troy Lawrence 1
Monday noon in ordertobe consid- Dale Houchins, son of Mr. and Mrs. lion Duck with two of her students, 1-2 3. Totals: 34 12-16 88.
ered for publication in that week's
paper. Benny D. Houchins of Jumping Randy Boone and Linda Keaton. Three-point goals:. P-Austin
Branch, W.Va. Mrs. Lyons stated she tries to en-
Angela is a 1988 graduate of courage all aspects of reading and 4, Cecil 3, Rhodes 1.
HintonHighSchoolandisemployed this story is one of her students Hinton 15 12 16 19-62 ;':
at the Law Office ofDavid L. Parmer favorites. Princeton 17 18 28 25-88 Robert Boone celebrated his 8th served to: Robert, Casey Coy, J~l~ry
in Hinton. Mrs. Marilyn McLean, Chapter 7th & 8th Gr~e birthday Tues. Jan. 23rd, he lives Kessler, J.R. Harvey, Alexis Till-
Christopher is a 1987 graduate 1 Language Arts teacher at Hinton at Pence Springs and has one sis- man, Lisa Cantaberry, Robbie
of Hinton High School"and is em- High School, explained a computer Stratt0n 65 ~,., Christinaandone brother Tom. T~Lbor, Kevin Cook, Heather Shaver,
ployedat By-PassServiceCenterin software program she uses to in- He is the son of Susie Joiliffe. Alina Willey, Jewel Nekerk, Mich-
Hinton. . spire her students to write. The
A spring wedding is planned, program alllows the student to se- Hinton 24 Robert attends Talcott School elle Richmond, Josh Comer, B. J.
where he is in Mrs. Linda Ford's Angell, Jenny Newman, Marcus
lect from a menu which ranges from
writingchildren'sbookstomonster Jay Moore and Kelvin Pannel 2nd. grade class. Nester, JenniferWynes, Mrs.Ford,
Notice stories.TanyaEllisreadachildren's each scored 12 points to lead Robert celebrated with his class- Mrs. Buckland, andMrs. Talbert. .i~
story that she had prepared for Mrs. Stratton's 7th,8th grade basketball mates at school. Refreshments were
McLean's class, team to a 65-24 win over the Hinton ...........
NOTICE Jerry Phillips, Steven Lesher, 7th-8thgradeteamMon. Feb. 5at Preneed Funeral Planning
You are invited to participate Michlle Nichols, Christine Young Stratton.
and share in the Black History andTravisBare,PipestemChapter Matt Fragile added l0 points for
Month Celebration at the Camon 1 Reading Lab students, read and the winning team. Certificate of Deposit thru you Local Bank or
Melinda Gwinn Baptist Church, Feb. 18th, at 3:00 presented a delightful scene from a Forethought Life Ins. Co.
P.M. play aboutPaddingtonBear. ,, SENIOR NEWS Our competont staff has been professionaily trained to asalst
State
Finalist
In
All school children are asked to Following the presentations you in funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or
those you love through the funeral experience.
take a spedal part in "Portraits in everyone was asked to view the SPRING VACATION Our reputation Is built on serving families like yours and we
Miss West Virginia Pride" the title for a short essay to displaysthathadbeensetupbythe Summers County Senior Citizens pledgethatwew|llmerittheconfidenceyouhavepiaced Inus.
be written and read. The essay Chapter I teachers. Mrs. Janet presents a spectacular Spring Va- Fsel frse to contact us for answers to any questions you might
American Coed should be about someone who has Richmond, Sandstone Chapter 1 cation to Wildwood, New Jersey, have,., now or in the future.
influenced and inspired your life, Reading and Math Lab teacher, May 21 through May 25.
someone you think of with pride, exhibited many colorful books and This package includes 4 nights
Pageant Wearelookingforwardtoamost student work that had been pre- lodging, seven meals, tours of
rewarding and educational service, paredanduntilizedbyherstudents. Smith~ille Village, a Christmas
Miss Melinda Gwinn age, 16, "We 've Come a Long way and have At the Forest Hjll display, aparent Village, Victorian Cape May, boat '~
daughterofMr.andMrs. C.E.Miller a lot to be proud of and thankful volunteer, Mrs. Janet Dillon along cruise, Wildwood's Three Mill
(,
of Hinton has been accepted as a for3 with her firstgrade daughter, Lind- Broadwalk, and transportation.
STATEFINALISTintheMissWest All Essays to be given to: say, demonstrated how the Carry $230.00 per person for more infer- 130 Temple St,, Hint0n Phone 466-1179
Virginia American Coed Pageant to
be held May 25 and 26, at the
Charleston Marriott in Charleston,
W.Va.
The Miss American Coed Pag-
eant is open to girls between the
ages of 13 and 19 who are good
students. Emphasis is placed on
the importance of physical fitness,
mental alertness, self-confidence,
achievement in school, and service
in the community and church. The
pageant seeks to recognize young
women for their contributions to
their community and their accom-
plishments at the present time while
encouraging them to set goals for
the future. The pageant theme is
=YOUTH - PRIDE OF THE PRES-
ENT- HOPE OF THE FUTURE
The winner of the pageant will
be crowned MISS WESTVIRGINIA
AMERICAN COED. She will re-
ceive her crown, banner, trophy,
flowers and an all expense paid
=dream vacation" to Hawaii to rep-
resent West Virginia at the Na-
tional Pageant. She will also re-
ceive a $500 cash scholarship.
The reigning Miss West Virginia
American Coed is Shawn Hartman
from Keyser. The reigning Miss
West Virginia American Ceed Host-
essis Lori Tetrick from Hedgesville.
Awards are given in several ar-
eas of competition: TALENT,
SPEECH, SWIMWEAR, VOLUN-
TEER SERVICE, ACADEMIC
ACHIEVEMENT, PHOTOGENIC,
MODEL AND MISS COED PER-
SONALITY.
Miss Melinda Gwinn is sponsored
by Hinton Hardware, Hinton Serv-
ice Station, Fisher Auto Parts, Dr.
Joseph Wehlen, Sears Co., Hinton
Floral, Garrfs Auto Sales, George
Garten Ford/Mercury, Fox's By-
Pass, and many others. Thanks to
everyone.
Her hobbies include: Reading,
cooking, horseback riding, swim-
ming, volunteering at the hospital.
Girls who are good students and
are interested in this pageant for
girls 4-7, 8-12, or for teens 13.19
should write: JAMIE I{DON, 1411
HILLABEE ST., ALEXANDER
CITY, AL. 35010.
WATER FESTIVAL
The West Virginia State Water
Festival will meet Tues. Feb. 13,7
p.m. at Cityhall, upstairs. All Board
members are encouraged to attend
and anyone interested in working
th the W ter Festival is cordially
invited.
Ms. Barbara Johnson, Chairper-
son
Careen Baptist Church
Hinton, W.Va.
STRATTON 60
HINTON 26
Stratton Junior High broke open
a close game in the second quarter
to runaway with a convincing 60-26
win over HintonJunior High School
Men. evening Feb. 5.
The Bulldogs led by just a 5-4
score after one quarter before whip-
ping the visitors.
Timmy Hannah led the way for
the Stratton, 13-2, wth 24 points
and 10 rebounds while Anthony
Scruggs scored 12 points. Tab Jer-
rell handed out seven assists.
Mike Harehaw scored eight
points for HJnton.
Hinton 4 4 12 6-26
Stratton 5 14 21 20-60
Leading score=s= H - Mike
Harshaw 8. S - Timmy Hannah
24, Anthony Seruggs 12JD
and Compute program works in the
Forest Hill Chapter 1 lab that is
taught by Mr. JeffYoung. The read-
ing caterpillar that had been used
as a reading incentive in the
Pipestem Chapter 1 Reading and
Math lab was just one of the items
for view at the station set up by
Mrs. Margaret Persinger, Pipestem
Chapter 1 teacher. Also displayed
was student work and a booklet
prepared by her students on how
they feel about the Chapter 1 pro-
gram in their school.
Before leaving, parents were
asked to fill out a briefquestionalre
which allowed them to offer input
on how the Chapter I program can
continue to meet the needs of their
children in Summers County
Schools.
Director Richard Lawrence
would like to thank everyone for
the effort that was put forth in
making this annual Chapter 1
Parent Teacher meeting such a
SUCCesS,
I wish to thank the numerous
people that have prayed for
me and helped me with their
kind words of support.
To the many who were blood donors on
my behalf at the time of my recent Heart
Surgery. I very much appreciate your
splendid co-operation in my emergency.
U •
mation please call 466-4019.
That Blessings May Shine on You...
Come to Church
FreeWill 8N~iN ~g J.mes Chapel
BAPTIST c~,r~ O. L Stalnaker, Pastor: 10 a.m. MarkW.Flynn, Pastor:Servicesg
Beech Run Baptist Church Pastor Pat Kounse: Sunday Sunday School classes for all a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m.
Pastor Carl Spade, Su~. Nice School 10.'00 o' dock. Even/ a~. Richard Holloran SuRertn* Johnaon
Bowyer, Sun.SchootlO, Morning Sunday . Servtce~= Sunday Night lendont 11 am. Morning Wor- Minister, Hubert Groves: Sam
worship11 At 7.'00 o' clock.,Pat Kounse, snip. 7P.M. NightServtce. Groves, Layteader.Study:9:45.
Bellepolnt Baptilt Church Sunday School Superintendent. ,~