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i ] / ;S Complete Training Sessions Special Olympic AthletesThree of our athletes brought with the help of dedicated home medals in the recent volunteers recently completed Mercer County Bowling Tourn- a series of 5 training sessions i~ ament. Participants and winn. preparation for their upcoming' ers were : Leanna Hocum ( 1st April 14 completition, place); Patty Wiseman ( 2nd place). Donna Gill and Jo~ce Ward attended practices, but due to illness could not com- pete. All athletes are placed in divisions according to age and ability. place); and Edna Basham ( 3rd Luncheon Held at the Home of R. The Wednesday Club met services operations in the sum- April 4, 1984 at the homeof Mrs. met of 1983 with the opening of R. C. Osborne on Greenbrier Drive. A delicious luncheon was served at 1:00 p.m., by Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. A. G. Tlmberlake, co - hostesses. The invocation was offered by Mrs. Timherlake. Miss Dorothy Jean Boley, ~esident opened the business session with Flag Salute, Club Collect and roll call. Minutes of the March meet- lng were read and approved followed by the Tre~urnr's ~report and correspondence re- ceived. Volunteering to work at the Pediatric Clinic April 5, 1964, were Mrs. Timberlake and Mrs. J. C. Wise. Mrs. Wise announced the club would meet for brunch at 10:30, a.m. May 2, 1964, at Pipeslem Park. A contribution was voted upon for the literary publicat- ion of Hinton High School Kal- eidoscope. Miss Boley, president, and Mrs. Herbert Van, delegate, attended the 78th annual meet- ing of West Virginia Federat- ion of Women's Clubs, at The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Sp- rings, March 15, 16 and 17. The Wednesday Club was named as an Honor club, also a Blue Ribbon Honor club for outst- anding work in meeting all Honor Club Requirements. In addition to being elected by the Convention as Chairman of Education Priorities for West Virginia Miss Boley was crown- ed Queen for a Day. The Spring Workshop of Southern District will be held in Bluefield, W. Va., April 28, , in the United Methodist Ch- urch. Registration will begin at 9:00 a.m. Following the business meet- ing, Mrs. Wise introduced the guest speaker, Mr. C, eae Cox, Chief of Interpretation with the National Park Service for the past 16 years, who explained the Park Service's pla= for the future. The park began visitor the Canyon Rim and Hinton Visitor Centers. The Hinton Vis- itor Center now has a full - time employee, Ann Bell, who will he at the Center from spring th- rough fall. Mr. Cox stated a chronology of New River, the oldest river in North Ameri- ca, was in the making by the Park Service. In a most inter- eating and informative mann- er, Mr. Cox gave his list- eners a glance into the past. At the conclusion of the pro- gram Mr. Cox was presented a gift of appreciation from the club by Mrs. Wise. The following members were present: Mrs. G. S. Alderson, Miss Dorothy Jean Boley, Mrs. Scott Scott Craig Foster, son of Ruby June Lilly Foster and "Lawrence E. Foster of Atlanta, Georgia graduated from The Medical College of Georgia in Augusta on March 5, 1984. Dr. Foster is the grandson of Edna Foster and 'the late Myrtle Lilly of Hinton. He will serve his internship in Colum- bus, Ga. Osborne Briers, Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mrs. Richard Eckle, Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Mrs. A. W. Holmes, Miss Jane Humphries, Mrs. N. C. Kesler, Mrs. Jess Muddy, Mrs. Roy Meador, Mrs. W. G. Meador, Mrs. Julian Meadows, Mrs. Ralph Meadows, Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs. R. C. Osborne, Mrs. T. L. Read, Mrs. A. G. Timherlake, Mrs. Herbert Vass, Miss Ann Laura Waid, Mrs. J. C. Wise, and Mrs. David Ziegler. Starts Friday I I I PIUmbing & Electrical All Types Appliances Repaired FREE Wirhg Inspection April 18th---25th 4 -5380 By Appointment Only Wayne McBride Owner Flexible Plastic Corrugated Drain pipe Sold in 10 ft. lengths Per Ft. orioro,s. I I IIII IIII I Lumber & Building Materials Rt. 219 N. Richcreek Va. 24147 HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5:00 Sat. 7:30-12:00 The General West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, met in The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia for a four day annual con- vention on March 14 - 17, 1984. The General and State off- icers were elected. The re- sults will be listed in the next Federated Women's Club mag- azine. The Wednesday Club and Hinton Woman's Club were represented by the following: Betty Jo Basham, Dorothy Jean Boley, Lena Wilson, Jane Conner, Frances Bowman, Ath- leen Lawson, Nancy Brown, Mary Frances Talhert, Vergie O' Bryan, and Nadine Vass. Mrs. Betty Jo Basham was presented with a gravel as a newly installed Club to the Federation. Dorothy Jean Boley, a member of both The Wednesday Club and Hinton Woman's Club ~:eceived the appointment of Chairman in the Education Division, State Level, Priories. The Hinton Women's Club had their first meeting to start Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel and President An- war Sadat of Egypt held their first face-to-face meeting in 1978 at the Camp David Summit. At The The Black Stallion Stargg Mickey Rooney 2 P.M. Saturday 2 P.M.& 4 P.M. Sunday 2P.M. Monday - Thursday 5P.M. All3rd&4thGraders FREE Only (Up to 5 quarts of oil, includes filter.) Alderson, WV Phone 4452929 Where Our Customer= Brlng Thelr Frlend$ peaker:Cleve Benedict Bring sh. Everyone Welcome. Sponsored By Republican Executive Comm. II I From--g11.99 Suits Dim Banks Co-ordiutn Spring Colors And Styles Skirts-Slacks-Blouses Knit Teps-Vest Suits .lustwhat V n. store Hon. .IWI~ aster Charge 10 a.m. - S p.m ~Jl~vlgA Country Roads Plaza Mon.- Sat. "-'" Hinton W Va "qC~Artlev Personal ' " " ) Charge Sunday Tues. April 17, 1984 Hinton News-7 Livestock Market Bluegrass Market, Inc. Lewisburg, WV Saturday April 14, 1984 36.00- 40.00; Over 1000, 42.75 - 52,00. Cow And Calf Pairs, 280.00 - 490.00. Hogs: Slaughter, 39.50 - 44.75; Sows, 25.00 - 40.25; Boars, 27.50 - 30.00;. Ponies, 32.00 - 380.00. . Horses, 345.00. Sheep & Lambs: Ewes, 12.00 - 14.00; Bucks, 13.50. Goats, BH 21.00 - 30.00. Clubs the new year on April 9th, with a dinner meeting at the Moose Club. 664 head of livestock sold to 156 buyers amounting to $123,874.28 Stocker And Feeder Steers Under 500 lb., 56.00 - 72.50; 500 - 750 lb., 54.00 - 72.50; Over 750 lb., 50.00 - 53.75. Heifers: Under 500 lb., 43.00 - 56.00; 501 - 750 lb., 42.00 - 55.75; Over 750 lb., 37.00 - 43.00. Bull Calves: 52,00 - 63,00, Baby Calves: 38.00 - 97,50. Slaughter Cattle: Cows, 27.00 - 41.75; Most Sold, VOTE FOR HELEN MOCK HEDRICK DEMOCRAT FOR SUMMERS COUNTY COMMISSION YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED Pd. By" The Candidate. 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