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4 - Hinton News Tues. April,, 1999
Coloring Contest
Winners nounced
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Hinton BPW Number One
In W. VA. - AGAIN
At the April 16-18 convention of
the Business and Prefessional
Women's Clubs of West Virginia, the
Hinton local was named Club of the
ar for the third time since 1993.
The club was recognized for the
outstanding leadership of its
president, Nancy Smith, and the
club's networking opportunities
afforded to its members. BPW/WV
president Evelyn Howdershelt
singled out the recent Business Expo
;.ponsorod by the club for particular
praise. President Nancy Smith
introduced Hinton BPW member,
Ix)ue Ann Bennett, organizer of the
Expo, who spoke to the entire
convention body about the event.
Hinton committee chairs received
uine first place awards for their
,,utstanding work: Nancy Smith,
President; Betty Meadows & Hazel
l)avidson, Finance; Clee Mathews,
Advancement of Women; Doris
Cobb, Individual Development
Program; Teresa Allen, Choices;
Cindy Gill & Susie Keller,
Joey Blankenship
Kristina Lipscomb
Pizza Hut of Hinton recently leld
a Pizza Hut Easter Coloring Contest
winners were:
Kristina Lipscomb, age 6 and
Joey Blankenship, age 9.
Summers County Community Wellness Center
Promotes Non-Smoking As Well As Fitness
realize that I'm going to take control
of my health and to do something
about it, so I quit smokint; and
started going to the We]hess Center
with my best friend and her sister
to work out and get back in shape.
Just in a few weeks of working out I
have lost six pounds. With
encouragement of my daughters and
my friends and workers at the
Wellness Center, I know I can make
my life smoke-free and healthier."
......... iiii:
Darlene Bridges
Summers County Community
Wellness Center at 221 Temple
Street in Hinton is pleased to have
Darlene Bridges come to the
SCCWC regularly to exercise with
three other young ladies who started
Reed - Wills
Charles Reed and Betty Wills
were married on March 6, 1999 at
2:00 p. m. at the home of Mr. Reed's
niece and nephew, Run and Janet
Ward.
The wedding was performed by
Run Iddings, Pastor of Church of the
Living God at Madams Creek.
Mark Sawyers sang Amazing
Grace and Stand By Me.
Mark Wills, son of the bride, gave
Legislation; Karen Quisenberry,
q at the same tlme They are her awa
Yeasurer; Delda Furrow, Health " • . Lisa Kesner, daughter of
; • jan ¢trightandxerse b' .... asm "
& Global Affairs ..... All have common goals--they nave Chris Reed, son of the .groom
Special recognition was awarded quit sm0king recently and all have served as Best man.
children. Here is Darlene's story:
"My name is Darlene Bridges. I
am 30 years old, and I have smoked
since I was 16. I am very proud to
say I have not smoked a cigarette in
the last four months. "Ie thing tlmt
really inspired me to quit the most
was my 10-year-old girl. She was
always on me about smoking. One
night she said she was worried
something would happen to me and
her dad for smoking. I felt really bad.
She should not have to worry about
Attending were: Ileta Whitt and
Midge Whitt, both of Frankford;
Chris, Julia and Hannah Reed of
Pulaski, VA.; Run and Linda Iddings
of Richmond, VA.; Lisa, Kayla and
Kristen Kesner, Mark Wills, Kathy
and Jeffrey Clark, Nakeisha Gill,
Run, Alisha and Run Ward III,
Tommy Ward, Lissa Pack, Gina
Ward, Run and Janet Ward.
Reception followed at Ward's
home.
Couple will reside on Tag Creek
Joanna Coffman
To Participate in Leadership
Seminar
The Hinton Woman's Club and
the Wednesday Club, in cooperation
with Summers County High School,
have selected Joanna Coffman to
participate in the 1998-1999 Hugh
O'Brian Youth Foundation West
Virginia Leadership
Seminar,(HOBY).
HOBY was founded by Hugh
O'Brian, famed as Wyatt Earp in the
50's and 60's, with\\;the goals of
seeking out, recognizing and
rewarding leadership potential in
high school sophomores.
Joanna Coffman is the daughter
of Tom and Dalene Coffman of
Jumping Branch and the
granddaughter of Rev. Elmo and
Maxine Alderman and Ina Coffman.
She has one brother, Joel.
Coffman is a member of Hi-Y and
the Bible Club at school. Her
community activities include
teaching piano, tutoring a third
grade student, serving as vice
president of the Jumping Branch
Youth Group and delivering
sunshine baskets to the elderly.
Coffman's hobbies are playing the
piano, flute and saxophone, singing,
reading and being on the computer
and Internet.
The local competition was open to
all high school sophomores. The
criteria for selection consisted of
evidence of emerging leadership
ability, cooperation with fellow
human beings and sensitivity to the
needs of others, ability to relate to
new pursuits and acquaintances,
and the desire to learn and share
knowledge and experiec ith
others. "
Coffman will attend the West
Virginia Leadership Seminar on
June 10-13 at the University of
Charleston along with other
outstanding sophomores from high
schools throughout the state.
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Cemm ' PmWr Chlp Jomm: Sm, lO ant
00vVe are Grateful for
Your Confidence in Us
to the club's work with BPW State
Project, the Coalition Against
Domestic Violence, Donna Conway,
Chair. Other committee awards
went to Mary Lou Haley for
programs, Jean Thompson and
Regenia Kraft for Bylaws revision
and Gloria Meadows as historian.
Among the 150 convention
attendees from all over West
Virginia were Hinton members
Mary Lou Haley, Nancy Smith,
Regenia Kraft, Millie Meador,
Barbara Parmer, Mary Beth
Merritt, Loue Ann Bennett, Susan
Goins, Vera Epling, Sheri Fallen and
Betty Meadows.
BPW is the voice of working
women in West Virginia and the
USA. To join the award-winning
Hinton Club, see any member for
information.
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Students Strive to Make Positive Pr )m
Memories
National research shows neariy Nationally the nro,ram is
iit re veeegchP:o Pl;a !ie: ! aVl c o . 1
Thisyear, over three million teen Administrators Bacchus and
are given the opportunity to change Gamma Peer Education Network,
this alarming statistic. By The National School Boards
remaining alcohol-- and drug-free Association, The National
students at Summers County High Association of State Boards ot
School will make certain this year's Education, The National Coalition
prom is memorable for all the right for Traffic Safet), Inc. and The
reasons. To do so, the students are National Fraternal of Police
si .gning the pledge during the weeks Locally, during the Summers
prior to the prom. County High School 1999 Prom
It's all a part of the school's prom Promise kick-off event, Mrs. Lou
Promise program, a campaign Bartgis presented a program to all
designed to promote an alcohol-- .
and drug --free prom night. Local juniors and seniors at the high
Nationwide Insurance agents school. She spoke about the tragic
results of reckless choices when
sponsor the annual program to aid
students in developing solutions to driving. Mrs. Bartgis' son Shannon,
the problems of drugs and alcohol, was killed as a result of a high speed
problems that plague today's teens, motorcycle accident. Her
The Nationwide Insurance program presentation was very moving and
began in 1990 and involved 80,000 the students were captivated by her
students in 160 high schools in four message.
states. This year, Prom Promise is
expected to reach more than three
million students in nearly 4,000 high
schools throughout 22 states and the
District of Columbia.
"It is important to recognize those
students who have signed the Prom
Promise pledge and made the
responsible choice to abstain from
using alcohol and other drugs. It is
imperative to increase awareness
among all students about the
dangers associated with alcohol--
Win Dolls
Two lucky winners of the
porcelain dolls were Sherry Phillips
of Lerona and Nancy Larue, Church
of the Nazarene, Hinton.
Donations went towards Angela
Sea and Tiffany Harrah's SMS 8th.
grade trip. Thanks
JOHN HENRY DAYS
John Henry Days meeting will be
and drug-use," said local Nationwide held April 29th. at 7:00 P.M. in the
Insurance Agent Ann H. Gore, who basement of the Trinity Methodist
supports the program at Summers Church at Talcott. Everyone is
County High School. welcome.
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