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Tues. May 1, 1984 Hinton News - 7
Little League
, pproximately 300 Summers and Bleachers.
C~unty Youngsters have an- Board of Directors and off-
rolled to participate in the 5 icers for 1~4 are : Prairies-
Divisions of Little League Fred Mock ; Vice - Preskkmt of
Baseball. This year there was Little League - Praetor Kirk; ,
such a large turn - out of Secretary- IYeasm'er- IAnda
players that I Little League Meadows;Vice-PresickmtofT
team, 2 Minor League teams - Ball - Tom Hutchison; Vice
and 2 T - Ball teams were added President of Minor League - IAn
to accommodate the additional Gains; Vice - Presid~t of So-
kids. Pizza Hut, E. M. Mead- nior League - Jim Sherwood ;
ows Funeral Home, Dr. Ed Vice President of Big League -
Lilly, HInton Floral, and Richard Newsome; Hayer -
Mountaineer Telephone are sp- Agent - Start Maddy; Chair-
onsets of these new teams, man of PubLicity - Kay Cox;
Without the help of these bus- President of Mothers Auxiliary
inesses and our " established" - Ida Stennett and Head Um-
sponosrs it would be virtually pare : John David O' Noel.
impossible to support a prog- Several new sponsorship
ram of this size. signs are being added to our
In addition to adding all these fields and there are still some
new teams- our organization is available for purchase. Any
in the process of enlarging the busoiness or individual wishing
concession stand at the Belle- to support our baseball pro-
point Field and procurring bl- gram in this way can cont-
eachers for the Senior League act any memher of the Bcard of
Field at Barksdale. Directors.
In a few weeks our Senior
l~ague, Little League and Min-
".'or I~eague will be going door - to
" ~'door selling an All - purpose
cleaner, in an effort to raise
• "fund§ for the Concession Stand
Attached is a schedule of
Little League times - Other
schedules with Team Roosters
etc. will follow next week.
Hinton Little League
1984
May 5 ........Moose vs Kiwanis
FNB vs Pizza Hut
8,Z 4 v~ NBS
May 7 ........ NBS vs Moose
Nimitz Auto vs FNB
May 8 ,. ....... Pizza Hut vs Kiwanis
Big 4 vs NBS
May lO .... .... Big 4 vs FNB
Pizza Hut vs Moose
May l I ........ Kiwais vs Nimltz Aria
May 14 ........ Nimitz Auto vs Moose
NBS vs Kiwams
May 15 ........ Kiwanis vs FNB
• Bql 4 vs Pizza Hut
May 17 ........ Pizza Hut '~ 8i| 4
Moose vS Nimitz Auto
May 18 ........ FNB vs NBS
May 2] ........ FN8 vs Moo;a
Pizza Hut ~ Nirnitz Auto
May 22 ........ NBS vs Pizza Hut
Kiwanis vs Moose
May 24 ........ Nimitz Auto vs 8,| 4
NBS vs FN8
lv~y 25 ........ Bql 4 vs Kiwanis
Hey 28 ........ Kiwanis vs NB$
Big 4 VS Pizza Hut
M;,y 79 ........ ~o0se vs piz,'a Hut
Msy 31 ........ FNB v$ Nimltz Auto
Bql 4 vs Moose
J~ne ] ........ Nirnttz Auto vs NB$
June 4 ........ B;i~ 4 vs Ktwani$
P~zza Hut t~ FN8
June 5 ........ NBS vs N~mitz Auto
Kiwams vs B,ll 4
June 7 ........ )'N0 ~ Pizza Hut
Moose. NBS
June 8 ........ Nimttz Auto vs Moose
June [l ....... Moose vs 8tg 4
Pqzza Hut vs NB$
.tune ]2 ....... Ntmttl Auto vs Kiwanis
FN8 v$ 8ql 4
June 14 ....... NB$ vs FNB
Kiwanis vs Nimitz Auto
June 15 ....... Moose vs P,zza Hut
J~ne J8 ....... Moose vs Kiwanis
Big 4 vs Nimdz Auto
June 19 ....... NBS vs Bill 4
~,,wzms ~ Pizzs Hut
June 21 ....... Nsmdz Auto vs Pizza Hul
Moose vs FNB
June 22 ....... FNB v~ NBS
* $inlk prom start 5:00 P.M.
* Doubkl-hoadsr pmel dirt It 5:00 P.M.
and 7:15 P.M.
" Camel on May 5 wifl sled It l;O0, 3:|5,
end 5:,)0 P.M.
* fire tess listed ~ kome t~am.
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Council Sets Newest Members
During the annual member- McDowell, Richard Ruff of
ship meeting of the New Ri- Welch; Directors- at- large are
ver Travel Council, the follow- Paul Brener, Motmtain River
ing three - year term eount~ Tours, Hico; 3ohsnna Young
directors were elected: -Suture- Theatre West virginia, Beck-
ors, .Helen Caste of Jimmy's ley; George Sively, Organ C,a-
TV; Fayette, J. Walter Brown re, Ronceverte; Ed Swepston,
of Brownie's Service Inc. and Venture Undergrmmd, Rancor-
Chris Deagan of Wildwater erte; Shells HuRon, Holiday
Expenditions Unlimited; Inn, Bluefteld.
Greenbrier, • Ed Reek, West The New Rivt' Travel Cots-
Virginia State Fair; Mercer, cil is a non - profit or~-
Mar(ha Lee Farley of Prince- ation that serves the travel
ton;~ Monroe, Adelaide Mar- industry and travel - related
gan of Morgan Orchard; Nich- businesses in the nine cotalties
olas,i John Prutsok of Lake of ~ W~t Virginia
Service Motel and Harry Lyn- which are Fayette, OPeenbrier,
ch of Yesterday's Place, beth of Mercer, Monroe, Simunen, Ni-
Summersville; Raleigh, Greg cholas, Wyoming, McDowell
Confer of WinterPlace; and and Raleigh.
News Frm lk Nmiq Ikm
a return pe~ormance.
Lots of fun was had. by The employeeof the month of
several oldies at Summers Co- March has been ~. That
tmty Continuous Care Center special person is Garnet ~.
Saturday. Ms. Tere~g Bragg
visited our facility to ho~t a
Mary Kaye Cosmetic party.
The ladies left the party feel-
ing and looking good. We all
enjoyed ourselves and look for-
ward to another visit from Ms.
Bragg.
Garnet, a Hinto~ native, is a
nm-oe aide on the 3 - II shift.
Garnet has two childr~ and
four hobb-
ies include needlework, cook.
ing and chm'ch activities.
Thank you Gernet for a job well
done and congratulations.
exuberance inspiring audi-
It's a Celebration - " LIFE
ences everywhere.
The show will be held on
The Alderson 4th of July Cole. Wednesday, July 4, 1984, at 8-00
bration Committee has ann- o' clock p.m. at the Alderson
ounced that the Stage Show for Athletic Field. Advance Tickets
the 1984 July 4th Celebration in will be: Adults $4,00, Children
Alderson will be the world under 12 years $1.00, and a
famous group called " Life". Family Special of $12.00 for 5 or
The group has traveled and
more• Tickets can be pur-
performed all over the World, chased from members of the
~including recent appearances Alderson Junior Woman's Club
at the West Virinia State Fair. or any member of the 4th
" Life" presents a program of Steering Committee. Tickets
music, humor and a message will be hilzher at the Gate.
with professional polish and - "
warmth and a special style of
e
e
The Forty - first Kiwanis
Spelling contest was held in
Hinton High School Saturday,
April 21, 1984. This annual
ev t began in z944 and is
intended to improve the spell-
ing skills of the students of
Summe~ County.
There are two divisions in
this contest. One event is held
for students of grades five and
six and a second for students of
grades seven and eight. Each
school emlects contestants and
the finals are held in April each
year.
Marvin Lacy was chairman
of the spelling committee and
made plans for the contest this
year. Several parents attended
the event.
The spelling master for the
seventh and eighth grades was
Victor Morgan. The judges for
this group were Marvin Lacy,
and Albe£t Lively. The winners
of this division were : Cathy
I.owry, first prize $15.00; Mich-
ael Webb, second prize $10.00;
and Robin McNenr, third prize
Ss.0o. The students winning
from this divion were all from
Forest Hill School.
Personal •
The spelling master for the School; Kerri Colas, second
fifth and sixth grades was Reid prize $10.00 of Sandstone School
Holt, and judges for this group ; and Charley Lowry, third
were Jim Jackson and Charles prize $5.00, of Forest Hill
Sydnor. The winners of this School.
division were : Pat Huffman, Now is the time to begin
first prize $15.00 of Talcett getting ready to win next year.
Pictured are the 7th and 8th grade winners. Shown is Victor
Morgan, spelling master and winners Pat Huffman, Kerri Cales,
and Charley Lowry.
This be Aldarson's 24th
Annual 4th Celebration and for
the Theme this year the Com-
mittee chose " Happiness is ...
Alderson's 4th in 84". We would
like to encourage every one of
all ages, young and old, and all
individuals or groups to part-
icipate in all events of the
Celebration, which will begin
on Tuesday evening, July 3, and
continue through Saturday,
July 7, 1984.
Miss Susie Jarrell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jarrell,'
has been chosen to reign as
Queen of this year's Celebrat-
ion. Completing the Court will
be Miss Missy Mccombs, dau-
ghter, of Mr. and Mrs. Halbert
McCombs; Miss Stella Tuck-
waller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Tuckwiller; Miss
Judging will be based on Dawn Steep, daughter of Mr.
Entry deadline for the Wes~ poise, personality, character, and Mrs. Donald Steep, and
Virginia Perfect Teen Pageant leadership and beauty. There is
is May I0, 1984. Girls between no talent competition. Requests
the ages of 14 and 18 ( not to be for entry information must be
19 before December 31) will be received by May 10. The reig-
competing for the State Title on ning West Virginia Perfect
Saturday, May 26, 1984 at Mar- Teen, Miss Kelly Pauley of
shall University, Huntington, Alum Creek, wil| be present to
• West Virginia. crown her successor.
The winner will receive a fur For free entry information ted in a few days. Any quest-
jacket plus and all expense send your name, address and ion about the Celebration or
paid trip to fabulous Myrtle phone number to America'sany event can be addressed to
Beach, South Carolina enact- Per~t Teen, National Head- Mark Balkrd or Charles M.
Miss Jennifer Alderson,
daughter of Mr. Richard Ald-
erson and Mrs. Charlotte Ald-
erson. All of the young ladies
are members of the Freshman
Class of Alderson Junior High
School.
A final schedule will be adop
abet 20 through 23 where she quarters, P. O. Box 5470, Hunt- Lobban, Jr., CO - Chairmen, or
will represent West Virginia ington, West Virginia, 25703, or to any member of the Comma.
and vie for the National Title of Call (304) 525 - 3674, ttee.
Dr. B. Payman, Obstetric-
ian
and ~ecologist wil} be
attending annual meeting of
Obstetrics and Gynecology in
San Francisco Ca. May 5th to
May 10th. Also taking post
graduate courses in Colposcopy
( visualizing the abnormal cells
through special magnifying
lense and equipment in the
birth canal for early diagnosis
of cancer) with the panel of
experts in this field.
He will also be taking post,
graduate and workshop in Ob-
stetrics and ~necologic Ultra-
sound in San Diego, Ca. May 10
and 11. "
Lewisburg, WV
Saturday April 28, 1584
642'head of livestock sold to 127
buyers amounting to $112,136.53
Stocker And Feeder Steers
Under 500 lb., 50.00,72.50; 500 -
750 lb., 47.00 - 68.00; Over 750
Jb., 46.00 - 54.50.
Shown is Marvin Lacy judge, and winners Cathy Lowry, Mlchatl
Webh, and Robin McNeer.
Livestock Market
Heifers: Cow And Calf Paics, 285.00 -
Under 500 lb., 36.00 - 57.50; 501 - 500.00.
750 lb., 41.00 - 57.00; Over 750 Hogs: Slaughter: 38.00- 46.00
lb., 38.00 - 46.75. Sows, 32.00 - 39.00; Boars, 32.00;
Bull Calves: 43.00 - 63.00. Pigs & Shoats, BH, 20.00 - 40.00.
Baby Calves: 45.00 - 81.00. ' Ponies, 16.00 - 48.50.
Slaughter Catlle: Sheep & Iambs:
Cows. 28.00 - 42.50; Most Sold, Blue, 60.50: Ewes, BH 17.50;
35.00 - 38.50; Under 1000, 42.00 - Bucks, 15.00 - 21,00.
48.00; Over 1000, 43.00 - 46.75. Goats, BH 15.00 - 25.00.
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Please Vote for
"Tom" Allen
America's Perfect Teen.
Still Time
To Si n V,
Extension Homemakers
Spring Workshop Held
There is still time to sign up The WVU Extension Home--
for a fun filled country music maker clubs of Summers
weekend, Friday, May 25, - County held a Spring Workshop
Monday May 28, 1984. The tour at Pipestem State Park re.
will leave Summers County on cently.
the 25th. That night Friday, The Jumping Branch- Nimitz
we'll be the guests of Mr. ' Sax" club was host to the group and
Boots Randolph. did the registration and morn-
Saturday we'll tour the full- ing refreshments. Clayton -
owing: Ryman Auditorium, Griffith Creek club made the
Upper Room, Hermitage, Tw- attractive name tags.
itty City, Country Mnsie Hall of Rnsita Blevins, county pros-
Fame, a recording studio, and ideaL, conducted a brief bus-
the outside views of some of the iness meeting.
stars home. The day will be The group met in the Dog-
topped off with The Grand ale wood Room for the morning
Opry. sessin featuring two craft el-
All day Sunday will be spent asses. A crafts display was also
at the famed Opryinnd, U. S.A. enjoyed by the members and
Monday we will return with guests.
fond memories of our country Lap Quilting was taught by
music weekend. Rosita Blevins and Jean Ball-
If you ere please, engee.
contact: Vaden Tabor, Jr., Rt. Folded Star Pot Holder was
1, Box 40, Talcott, W. Va. 24981 taught by Mary [kce
or call 466 - 2431. Simmnons and Regina Gwinn
The prices range from: Sin- Eckie.
gle (1) $259.41; Double (2) An afternoon Spring Wild-
$225.00 Triple (3) $298.41; and flower Hike was led by Mark
Quad (4) $198.41. Mengele, Pipestem Park Nat-
• uralist. The group rode the
tram to the bottom of the
Bluestone G orge to begin the
hike.
Attending from Clayton - Gr-
Hinlon High School Menu frith Creek club were : Jean
Week of May Z Thru May 4 Ballengee, Rosita Blevins,
Wednesday, Maya, 1984 , Jackie May, and Mary Ann
BREAKFAST Miles.
Hot applesauce, cereal, The Hinton club was
biscuits, white milk, ham and represented by Odessa Bow-
eggs. man, Edith Burroughs, Delma
LUNCH Grimmett, Ina Kenton, Bar-
Hot dog and chill cole slaw, bara Keller, Athleen Lawson,
Salad Bar, md~s, fresh app. Gladys Lilly, Delores Mc Graw,
le, earlched Ima, white or chee- pare Moneymaker, Mary Fr-
elate milk, french fHeL ances Talbert, and
1~amrsday, May 3, 1984 Wilson.
BREAKFAffr Those attending from Jump-
Orange Juice, cereal, toast, ing Branch - Nimitz were :
white milk, ,sausage - fried Betty Lane, Ruby Lester, Wfl-
potatoes.
LUNCH b
sea,' n Cele rates
lauce, Salad Bar. peadl slices, Birthday
hot French slices, white or
Saturday was a special day The staff of ~ Co.
for deveral reasons, one of untyContinuous CAre ~ chocolate milk, peanut batter
which being a visit from a are always workhlg to improve cake.
group of young people, their knowledge and skill. This Friday, May 4, 11164
The ery talented singers sha- is done in many ways one of BREAKFAST
,-~ the evening with us, so we
,~ul(l hear firsthand some of which is a sefi~ of lnus'vt~ Mix fruit, eereal, toast, white
trainings. Ore- l~test tl~ervice, milk, bae~t- zerambled eggs.
~ie ~ngs on their new album.
conducted by Dr. A, L, Cone, LUNCH
The ~New Generation is eight was Perspectives of Real/ty Sloppy Jot.s, cole slaw, Salad
young people from the Hinton Therapty. The ~ was Bar, apricot halves, eaHched
area: They got great reviews held Thursday Aptdl 12th in the b,m, Wblte or cheeolate milk,
from residents, who predict dining room with 87 staff mere- steak fries.
their album will he a success, bars attending. •-
WE very much look forward to
ma Meadows, Lou Ellen Pack,
Lula Shales, Vir~ia Vaughn,
Virginia Wilcox, Martins WUl-
Jams, Vida Young•
Green Sulphur club was re-
presented by Myrtle Holland,
Margaret Jones, Ado Livesay
and Mary Grace Simmons.
Chris Skidmore, son of Gary
and Sandra. Skidmore was hon-
ored with his 2nd birthday
party at his home in Clifton
Forge, Virginia on April 25.
H~e received lots of nice pre-
sents, with 24 guests attending
His morn made a " bunny
cake" which was enjoyed by
an.
The Skidmores are former
residents of Bellepoint.
Education ....
He served inour School systems
for over 45 years.
He helped hundreds of
KIDS THROUGH SCHOOL
Your help is appreciated.
Let's all encourage our KIDS Thanks
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