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4 - Hlnton News Tues. March 2, 1999 The Hint0n News Published Tuesday eyTh, Hlnton Pub41shing OmomUon 210 €ond Avmue nton, W YL 21M)51 Phone (304) 466.0005 F. Sp,G IW. Fred Long, Publ.. Ed. USPS 246.180 S.b.m ey Ik, 8y Cad,r od,m00,y,. b immel , tlU0pm pm 404t INUe Al,ltWmmk, SlU0wp, r IIM01I (WV mldm pW lit5 aidN M aaPmnmdm lml[It I1 ,ddm, dm0N ** P.rk Po PeW  H WV News must reach the office by Fri- day noon in order to be €onJ/dered for publication in the following Tues- day paper. Please include your name and a phone number where you can be reached during budnew hours. The Hinton News rrvem the right to edit any material and resreta that articles cannot be returned. Items for the Community Bulletin Board must reach the oflce by 11 am Monday in order to be €onaidered for publication in thst weeks paper. • i:i:i:i:ii:i:iiii!i:i!:i:!:!::i;ii:$:;i.:;:ii:ii::iii:!:i:i:`:]:!:i;!:i;i:iiiiii!!:! .:::i::.?" ".:::::::: ::::: ::::.': ::!' :: @:i:!::: :.:::! !: [ II. Mark Farley Accepts Position With Union Carbide Union Carbide Corporation, of Charleston, announces the addition of R. Mark Farley to the Northeast Regional Facilities Purchasing Dept. as an Advanced Purchasing Agent. Mark received his B.S• in BPW PLACES SIGN Pictured above are Nancy Smith, Hinton Business and Proessional Women's Club President, and Barbara Parmer, Public Relations Chair. Both are on hand to admire the club's new organizational sign posted on the "Welcome to Hinton" sign located at the intersection between the Greenbrier and New River bridges• The sign, created and painted by Sharon Meadows, depicts the club Nike and other symbols of the BPW federation. The placement of the sign was a project of the 1998-99 Public Relations Committee, Barbara Parmer, Donna Conway, Lou Ann Bennett, and Vera Epling. BPW membership is open to all women. For information call Nancy Smith, President. Last Call For A County Teen Representative A last call is going out for a teen miss to represent the local county in the upcoming Miss Teenworld - West Virginia Pageant to be held at the Charleston Civic Center, March 6th. To date a representative has not been selected to represent the local county• We are seeking a teen miss between the ages of 13 and 18 that has a genuine desire and the charisma to take a visual role in the local county and to serve as the county representative at tbe state finals. Her participation in the pageant will afford her the platform of acting locally and networking globally to express the pageant's 1999 theme, "Be Free, Happy and Illuminating. " The accepted county representative will receive an Austrian rhinestone crown, a Miss Teenworld royalty sash with the county title, a certificate-of-title, a membership trophy desk set, a remembrance book to record the events of her one year reign, and the official black & gold, stars and stripes pageant costume. The newly crowned Miss Teenworld - WV will receive a $1000 cash scholarship, a correspondence course from Models International and will go on to the NY nationals. Applications may be obtained by calling our 24-hour application line at 1-800-459-3334. Secret Business Partners Program Needs Summers Middle School, Hinton Business and Professional Women's Club, and the 411 Family Resource Center will team up again this year to sponsor a student mentoring program. Last year mentors were provided for 121 seventh grade students as part of the School to Work initiative. This year the program will expand to sixth graders if 210 community participants can be recruited. The program is designed to meet two of the goals of the America's Promise project: marketable and career skills through effective education and on-going relationships with caring adults• Sixth and seventh graders are participating in business adventures in their language arts classes. Good grades and attendance earn them revenue for their businesses. They m learn about topics such as I productivity, mentoring, effective | marketing, the stock market, and employee management. Students and mentors will correspond every two weeks by mail March through May. The last day of the program will be Friday, May 28 You! when students and secret business partners will be introduced. A reception will be hosted for the participants following the introduction ceremony. Interest letters will be mailed to local businesses, clubs, churches, schools and those expressing interest from last year. Each business partner will receive a letter and profile of their student during the first week of March. The responses will be due back to students by March 12. This pattern will be followed through the last three months of school to assure that all students receive equal numbers of correspondence. If you are interested in becoming a secret business partner and do not receive a letter, please call 466-2226 and a letter will be sent to you. Local Student Named To "A" Honor Roll At Georgetown College Garrett Stover, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stover of Hinton, has been named to the "A" Honor Roll at Georgetown College for the 1998 fall semester, announced Academic Dean Dr. Keon Chi. Students named to the "A" Honor Roll must earn 12 semester hours and have a grade point average of 3.75 or higher• Located 12 miles from Lexington, Ky., in the heart of the Bluegrass, Georgetown College is a four-year, private liberal arts institution affiliated with the Kentucky Baptist Convention. The college has been named by U. S. News & World Report as one of the top 159 national liberal arts colleges. Founded in 1829, the college is dedicated to its role as an innovative community of Named to Dean's List  Summers High graduate Darla Evanosky, daughter of Paul and Robin Evanosky of Hinton, has been named to the Dean's List at Berea College for the fall term. To be eligible, a student must maintain a 3.0 average and earn grades of B or better in at least four full-credit courses, the equivalent of 16 semester hours. Berea is a non-denomination, liberal arts college which offer bachelor of arts degrees in 23 area of study and bachelor of science degrees in agriculture, business administration, industrial arts and nursing. There is no charge fox tuition and each student works at least 10 hours a week to pay livin expenses. AMERICAN LEGION The American Legion will meet o the 4th. Thursdays of each month at 7:00 p. m. in the Lincoln School. Russell Ray Wills March 5, 1957- SepL 8, 1996 On this special day, God gave me a special son - Russefl Ray. You were a thousand winds that blow, the diamond glints in the snow. You were the sunlight on ripened grain, the gentle autumn's rain. When I awaken in mornings hush, you were the uplifting rush. Of quiet birds in circle flight, You were the soft stars that shine at night. But God seen sit to take you away, For a short time. Always in my memory, thoughts end hearts. Sadly missed by- Mother, Brothers, Sisters, and In --Laws RONALD MEADOWS FUNERAL PARLORS, INC. 130 TEMPLE ST., HINTON, WV. 25951 466-I 179 OR 1-800-538-9593 DAVID W. JOHNSON, MANAGER HAVING SERVED SUMMERS AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES FOR THE PAST EIGHTY THREE YEARS WITH SINCERE AND AFFORDABLE SERVICES. THE FUNERAL PARLOR hunting from Bob Jones -:, scholars developing ethwl scholars qPrAIP IAMI"Ir.TI_ 1RI'ATJ'I. "IITT.,'rl".T rssy m reenvme, ,u. an(/ U ..  -- .. -- ..... -- /.,.....m  cmmvteel' t°'tsnettvag eOr ................................. vrner.le4[eilP JT,4 AIM R" l Christian discernment. Dr• W311iam ! ' • FOR GENERATIONS. Danv/lle, VA. Mark comes to Union | bJ" 1 |E,d ,II n l IIj"NkIIU,, | H. CrouchJr. is the 23rd president Carbide Corporation from Asea I ................. I of the college, which has an rffirr Iry%tlMr/%lr lf%A1ll1IrT II'TlrlrUP Brown Boneri Power Transmission I The amily OT Marie Hee WOUl like tO I enrollment of more than 1,500 uzvLu OVCLt, UOVZ - ua#a# lau#l#x and Distribution, lnc.ofBland, VA., | Ynr---er, imHn trt [| nnr fr|nrlc | undergraduate and graduate JACK DAVID WOODRUM - MARK FOX students where he was a Buyer/Cost Analyst m '"""'-"-" .... t-, .......................... I . for three years. | and neiohbors who sent food. cards and I Mark is the son of Robert and n _-" ---,-- - .... I n _ __ . ' • RhondaFarleyofPipestem, andthe ! T,owe0000 smppeo Dy our,ng our I I That Blessings May Shine on You... J grandson of Charles and Martha 1 recem loss. l i  . .. _ l " " • • I =l_00nlik00tnth00nk nr Dr I I 00ome to 000urc0 I Martm of Ppestem and W G HarperofNimitz. 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Crockett, who was ,_.__ ._ ..... s s,0 lm1. ..... b^...: ........ :^ .... I .............. I laodl0-- ._l,e, Mo. Wmp. ,r,lmm=c,• 8u14maun.,1oamtlmSueai7pm I NllTmlh I -" "°". "°"-" °'° °' "°'° • .1 • 11 am. ea=h ...... Sunday .... '" E tnkl 8 Slrvo7 pro. Wed .night 10:001rn . Moral ng Wolhlp11:00 • Td¢lt Charge N  8png  . than 4 bdhons days and spend more I called I00ome Pel:) 28tn 992 I I___ +l...Qont.;n; .... ,a;^._^,a;.z | .............. [ I.,.eS. z  I UedkCBq¢arch [W*d•PraywMNtlql 701xR.lla&3lSunows:Wonddp101lm, MomWopll00am, i ..... ' .......................... I uur ramllV cnam nas Dean DroKen, ano nommg I I--;=--,c, ITracyGrlrnnPaor:- SurYlP,oR.J*/Pxd,. .  IWmWs,7rl costs. Over l60,000 people in the US I -- .- -- I |P,mrR F.ml-S.'10r.stm...t..i CATHOLIC I .....  _ I_ m m__c._ I die -,earl,, with and infectious I seems me same. I Ic SuW Smx= Sup-I-E-.vN .S=We'TWw'nll St  Cmha Chur= E'. .m- m u¢..e=.w: .su I S=__  _m2F=:.=__l • ," J' I ........... | IkkmL _,mo.-k,l ,In .mlBI01emoY • |..e..k•. e..,.,..n-- [:K:ftOOllUWn, wotllvplenoMIoy, i:3U L(X01 llDll 11U| disease as the underlying cause of I But as God calls us one Dy one the chain Will I I.=,'V;,-;T,.;,;. ':!, . Um_C,.. _ I'----£.,,'[:"" /-*--"S"'''m*S"•I' -.-:7% '. I -"_'?'" . ..... I iinKagaln. I lu-e;gTnm.aT=p .... I=pm umwowc, m I c,mu,c0,m I PRESBYTERIAN I. I rne tottowing is me secona of I ..... I I c,qcm I.,N.'lwm  s. ,, "1 " r,m=, I._==_ _._1 seven simple stops to prevent many I LOVing you, ana missing you. [ ,o- infectiousdiseo==s in the,,e,,+ five I I'll QUUl ]tt,r I l  . .... _-•lkll0ow 8un. Ewntr&l FlmChrl.tmChur I'-__  ........ " 'lMoms,,mcaPml • • . Mom Womh 11:00 KM. ----'" ......... o.m;,],,.:40..m,wq   - .......... weeks the followmg steps will be [ Danese and family i I I ' 7 P lung me muoy, JnOlt/Is:no ,- ,,-m-- . &scussed. [ [ nMday Wo_ :30 .M. . tll & WflMp 11:00 in ; . . I .__ I,,c,,.,o,l, Le'..'.:....__ Io,,,=-,,,.-,,..,I. Step #2 Routinely clean and l,,=•s=x=,.IS=,;-,"=l ............  .... r"",,m = IP.m:.E=U,=J,.Um.ml • " ' • E " • Wenhlp;7m.EwedngWo; MdqpWoddpllmm.ONpOq i dssmfect surfaces. Cleamng and I sh .ce-[7--,- uuw--,.[ CHURCH OF Iom:,oms,mWi.,.¢s,,,. I disinfecting are not the s'ame, lPtitqPtIRamWLtmi ,,I)-------I CHRIST .-P'  "t .......... I Cleaning with soap, water, and J[ll[llJ[[[J'm'S Ip..".,..,l'-'---  _[:.--_ I R,_ .M,mo [ • . . awl M¢wrly, I-'MI. crubbm removes dzrt and most l ran tdm" ' ----ISdx10:¢0"Churmtl:00Fua'ls21SmrrmStMInlW LaL',H-,-. ..... I C. I. o l l • ....... -"-idlimMlL I.. _, . _.---- *":'--,''..." Im"mi"lk'mvammm--I' l • germ,. Disinfecting th a bleach lrmL'qnTITOilB ---- :-: :.;.. o-- I.-.2-'".1 ,.-., I,"..=P'*N._ I ,m,.,..., I Imlutlon or another dismfectant kills -tlt -- .... "" = : : ' I/ s.., w, z 1._"__2. = . _'J___°J_.:lw=s.-,oo,l,..=,....,.,,,=..I 46S4S68 I .dditional germs on surfaces, 'lW":w..._'l',.:;,--,.l2,,%7.,,.%''','°n..i ....... I • • • ----' MO WomhlP and Ctlnm -- .,,-.,w,m.,w,,.,,.,, prowdmg an extra margin of safety. [kltt,.,,. ...... I I'-."1 I:iHIi:;Hi Inc. I ..... e, nt:  nnm.  mwnm, tmmChurehogWtm , Kitchen Infectious bacterm hve m  n0   e0. = M . ........... .I . ruann'uaE I rive or raw uncooked foods. Before, It t ..m. s s,=, =Olwm; ="*'=/e =soy, s. s. Wl_  mmsm_ _ I lllnTn. I • • Wed Eying 8ek 7:QO p.m. " .N m,. 10:30' Stm. evenln0 7:00. H0V.klmUNat:SIm'lS, Sal.7 v dunng, and after prepanng foods, ! =.=. I .... I espially meat and poultry, clean l("*o',)_*'s-l,';. 1 EPISCOPAL (w.¢pm I 4RR.nRa t I and &smfect counters and other lsT.,=..iw--= - *-,! ." I *;,-.;,;,,. I I ,.traces Follow d,rect,ons on I--_--,.,,/.."..., I ,'';'. .,,,,,'..1 BIG4DRUG I •  - ., '   . / v ! away or w,th cloth towels that can - --- - ,,*=mm----- -- IW mll rm = um =/=w=,,'-:'-'-/" =rw'mst"WTP P--s°)- -=""'- ---'--'=" I "-- "'" k_ ..._.._J _ ...... J_ i 8un80ol10/ ____"T" "_'_"_'" Y/ Rr I w'8°n'8¢h°°il0tnM0m" I mo- I 7 yum mmg. H WVEI Mln- WM. 7 pm Bathm Clean and disinft a, - - : .... Ir,_-._ I= 'I"_ ...... , ,.,'o...,... I C.q.b.. J, -,,aces Th;o io ..... io',, _ :- - : . • / r".",Wmmm, / =.,..,,,-.-,,,,.--,. lUC =mnm,/ r wn, l__.,-r'_---,v-...---,--:-_ • . __ • ? pm at Summers County Memorial Building.