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6-Hinton News Tues. March 6, 1984
L~
Miss Program
Ella Marie Atklns
r
Tracy Mann
Two local girls received hon-
ors at the state finals of the W.
Vs. Jr. Miss program held at
Concord College on February
& asia•
Ella Marie Atkins won the
title of West Virginia's Jr. Miss
~or 1984. She will travel to
Mobile, Alabama to compote in
the national Jr. Miss finals on
June 20th,
-Along with the state rifle,
Ella also received recognition
by winning the Creative &
$tadents In Charleston
"Students from Forest Hill
SChool in Hinton were recent
,gO~ests of Delegates Jack Holt,
]D: Summers and Jack Roop -D
~- Raleigh at the West Virginia
~House of Delegates.
: Those attending were : Kelly
~Dillon, Barbara Sexton and
:Pariea Payman.
- Connie Cales, Sharon Pack,
,Susan Simms and Robin Me
~Neer.
: Teacher attending was Gaye
~Shaver.
i Appalachian Weekend
Appalachtan Weekend,
~March 9& 10, 1~4 announced by
!rip.stem State Park
[..Pipestem State Park will be
i, husting its annual Appalachian
~Weekend on March 9 and 10,
~19e4. The two day event will
;feature both traditional and
~contemporary styles of
clogging as well as old time
mountain music, story telling,
folk singing, Appalachian films
as well as craft displays and
demonstrations.~
Featured entertainers will in-
elude the Hoorah Cioggers and
the CBS Travelers, dance gro-
ups: Foiksingers Jimmy Costa
and Karen Mackay and the
traditional mmmtaln music of
the Rich Mountain Ramblers.
Nine different short films on
various Appalachian topics will
be presented. Also, the Blue-
stone Dining Room will feat.
ure a special Mountain Meal on
Saturday evenk .
In aMt/on to these special
act/vlttel, Flpostem State Park
also offers an indoor swimm-
pool, saunas, horseback
riding and golf. Join us on
March 9 and l0 for some good '
run.
Performing Arts category of
the competition for her piano
rendition of " Dizzy Fingers ".
She also received a scholarship
award for Scholastic Achieve-
menL Judging for this cate-
gory is based upon test scores
and grade transcripts•
Ella is the daughter of Mr•
and Mrs Mason Atkins of Pipe~
stem.
"/'racy Mann received a cash
scholarship for winning the "
Spirit of Jr. Miss" award, This
is one of the most cherished of
honors m the Jr, Miss
Program, The participants sel-
ect the winner, the girl they feel
best understands, exemplifies
and communicates the ideals of
the program,
Tracy is the daughter of
Joyce E. Mann of "/'alcott.
Tracy and Ella were spon-
sored by the Hinton Jaycees
and Jaycee - .ties• We are
proud of our girls!*.
Talking it Out i
FUNERAL HOME
Alderson, WV
Phone 445-2911
IS A FUNERAL
0g]OESSARY?
is one of the most
difficult losses we cqn ex-
perience.-especia|ly the death
of a family member or spouse,
The wake and funeral ser-
vices con be "'tools" that help us
accept the fact of death and
permanent separation as the
red thing. The wake becomes a
time of consolation Io those
who hove experienced the Ioss-
• a time for friends to SHARE
their grief.
The funeral helps us
remember the life of the lost
one, it provides strength for the
family and friends and com-
municates to all those offending
that this life is now permanently
separated from ours.
It is my experience that some
who da not attend the funeral of
o loved and dose one suffer
more afterwards• The funeral
con become the first stepping
stone to the rebuilding of our
own lives without the presence
of the deceased.
Call us if you'd like more helpful
information and booklets on the
SUbieCt of funerals.
NIE WEEK PROCLAIMED - Gay. Jay Rock- state superlntendent of sehe~ols; Lowell JQhnson,
efeiler, left, proclaimed March 5-9 " News- president of the West Virginia Education Asso-
paper tn-Edacation Week" in West Virginia. clarion; and Mellssa Marquino Peterson, NIE
With him at the proclamation signing in coordinator for Charleston Newspapers.
Charleston were, left to right, Dr. Roy Truby,
Red ~l'ess Volunteer of the Peggy Howdook, Chairman
Month of the Red Cross Council•
The Red Cross Council is
happy to feature George Flo-
uer as the Volunteer of the
month. The following is a res-
ume of his endeavors.
George Flouer has been a
volunteer Red Cro~ Worker
since the early '50% serving as
chapter chairman" 1955, and
Blood Program Chairman in
1957 until the blood program
was discontinued in the late
'60's when it was unable to
overcome the financial
difficulUes due to the cost of
processing the blood at the
Roanoke Blood Center.
In 1978, Anita Sharp re- or-
ganized the Monroe County Red
Cross Chapter and Blood Pro-
gram when the Huntington
Blood Center began supplying
our blood needs.
George then renewed his vol-
unteer work with the Red
Cross, helping with the blood
program and visiting with the
guests at the Andrew S. Row-
an Memorial Home at Sweet
Springs.
For the past 29 years, Geo-
rge has been an active Vol-
unteer Fireman with the Union
Community Volunteer Fire De-
partment and serving as the
department's secretary since
1962.
Returning from his 3-years of
service in the U. S• Navy as
aerologist mate in WW If, he
settled in Union with his fam-
ily and wife. the former Mar-
guerite Alford and secured em-
ployment with C. J. Casdorsh
and Son Grocery Store. He then
organized the Boy Scout Troop,
sponsored by Monroe Post IOO
of the American Legion and
severed as Scout master for 19
years. He is a member of the
Mission kitty Meets
The February meeting of the
Glenna Harris Mission Society
met at the Griffith Creek Bap-
tist Church Wednesday at I:00
p.m. Alter the cold weather of
January the ladies were happy
to fellowship together in wor-
ship andBible study. The meet-
ing oponed with group singing.
Mrs. Melvin Ryan was in char-
ge of devot/ons, using Valon-.
tine's Day as a thought, she
explained tho~ origin of the
special day and why February
is known as the " Month of
Love". Scripture verses telling
of God's love was read by
several. She explained that
there is no greater love than
that of God who sent his son as
a love-gift for us. John 3:16.
Mrs. Rosco A Jilt and Mrs.
Lucy Winger read the high-
lights of the Bible books for
January and February which
were Romans and Joel Special
prayer was had for overseas
missionaries, m|ssionaries in
the U. S. A. and Miss Leets
Campbell.
ils
The First Annual American
Cancer Society Daffodils Day
will be held the week of March
19th, 1984.
Volunteers of the American
Cancer Society will be pres-
enting the fresh spring flowers
to raise funds for cancer re-
Union Presbyterian Church, search, education and service
American Legion, R. S. V. P.. to cancer patients in West
and the Union Rotary Club. Virginia.
The brilliant yellow daffodil
Following his retirement in
was chosen becaut~it brings a
1975, George has been kept feeling of renewed life and
bUSy with his hobbies of gar-'
dening and bird - watching, sense of hope.
The Daffodils will be sold at
Thank you George, for being
3,50, a bunch and 50 cents a
a citizen who cares, and is "piece. Flowers may be ordered
wilting to share your time,
effort, and means to help in advance by calling your local
others. People like you make American Cancer Society Unit.
Monroe County the greatest!
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Mrs. Eddie Harris taught the
lesson from the Old Testament
on a Woman called Sarah, A
short quiz on the life of Sarah
was given with Mrs. Grace
Patterson receiving a
Valentine heart for answering
the most questions• Different
Scriptures, questions, and dis-
cussions on the life of Sarah
made the lesson very interest-
ing and informative.
The secretary and treasurer
report was read and approved•
Cardswero signed for the sick,
bereaved and shut-ins•
The white cross quota will be
collected at the March meet-
ing. Everyone is e." :ouraged to
help in this worship project.
Mrs. Harris asked, e group to
be thinking of Vacation Bible
School.
The love-gift was received by
Mrs• Lucy Winger in the ab-
sence of the Chairman who was
ill. Circle prayer dismissed the
service. Anyone who is interest-
ed in the mission fellowship is
urged to attend. Meetings are
on the 2nd Wednesday of each
month at the church at 1:00
P.M.
Those present were : Mrs.
Thelma Brooks, Mrs. Mary
Bennett, Mrs. Lucy Winger.
Mrs. Eddie Harris. Mrs. Grace
Patterson. Mrs. Melvin Ryan,
Mrs• Roscoe Aliffe, Mrs. Linda
Bennett who welcomed into the
Mission Society as a new mem-
ber.
'?
Alderson, W.Vo.
Applications
Being Accepted
Applications are now being
accepted for the 1984 Bobcat
Basketball summer camp.
Camp dot s are set for June
17-Y2 ( Girl's Camp ) and June
24-29 ( Boy's camp)• Every
Camper will receive " FREE"
a Bobcat Basketball Camp T -
shirt and an official size and
weight Macgrego basketball.
For further information
please call or write:
'BobcatBasketball Summer
Camp
Box 112
W. Vs. Wesleyan College
Buckhannon, W. a. 26201
(304) 473-8053
Signing Program
Begins
Jim Carrico, Superintendent
of New River Gorge National
River, announced today that
~sitors to the park and area
residents will soon see new
road signs identifying entry
and exit points at a dozen sites
on roadways that traverse the
boundary of the National Park
Servie~ area.
The new i, eotangular 30qnch
by 5 feet signs, which will be
erected at locations in Sum-
mers, Raleigh and Fayette co-
unties, have the standard re-
creational brown background
with white reflective letters
and the National Park Service
arrowhead symbol•
"I want to assure area res-
idents who live within the leg-
islatively mandated boundaries
of the park that these signs are
part of the park program to let
visitors know when they have
arrived at this nationally sign-
ificant area. I hope that our
park neighbors will not see
these signs as any kind of a
threat to their property or their
regular routines", . said
Carrico. " We hope the res-
idents will protect these new
signs because it is one way that
we, in southern West Virginia
can say a friendly welcome to
the many visitors who will be
coming the the park."
The sites where the new signs
are being installed are on the
West Virginia Department OR
Highways' right-of-way and are
being placed with the permiss-
ion from that state department.
" We appreciate the cooperat-
ion of Highway Commissioner
Charles L. Miller and his de-
vartment in assisting us in
erecting these signs." said
Carnco• "We look forward to
working cooperatively with the
Department of Highways in the
future as we develop New River
Gorge National River for the
,~ople of West Virginia and the
aation". Carrico concluded.
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A MESSAGE FROM SENATOR LACY WRIGHT:
PEOPLE WONDER WHY I AM A CRITIC OF THE
OVERNMENT OF JAY ROCKEFELLER. LET ME TRY
TO TELL YOU WHY.
• .FIRST OF ALL, I BELIEVE WE HAVE TO GET THE
TRUTH FROM OUR GOVERNMENT.LAST MONTH THE
ROCKEFELLER ADMINISTRATION TRIED TO MAKE US
BELIEVE THAT THE PRE'SENT LAW WOULD NOT
ALLOW THE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OFilUMAN
SERVICES TO REMOVE A FOUR YEAR OLDGIRL FROM A
HOME FROM WHICH AN 18 MONTH OLD ABUSED BABY
BOY HAD ALREADY BEEN RESCUED. ~
• . TIlE TRUTH IS THAT THE ROCKEFELLER
ADMINISTRATION HAD THE RIGHT AND THE; DUTY TO
PROTECT THOSE CHILDREN•
• .THE ADMINISTRATION FAILED ITS DUTY AND THE
FOUR YEAR OLD CHILD WAS LEFT IN THE HOME• WE
ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPENED NEXT•
.•THE COMMISSIONER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES TRIED TO COVER UP. HE TRIED TO
SAV HE WAS POWERLESS. i WON'T LET HIM COVER
(:P . HE HAD THE POWER AND THE DUTY. I WON'T
LET HIM SHIFT THE BLAME•
.THIS IS WHY ! AM A CRITIC. THIS IS WHY I DEMAND
ACCOUNTABILITY.
.DEMAND THE TRUTH FROM THOSE WHO SEEK
YOUR VOTE IN 1984.
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