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: ..... • ..... i} I 4A - Hinton News Tues. May 1, 1990 III III ~ rm llatm Hns b ru ~,hw L :. . NOTICE IF /OU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT MATERIAL FOR PUBLICATION Articles submitted to the Hinton News must reavh the office by Fri- day noon in order to be considered for publication in the following Tuesday paper. Please include your name and a phone number whm~ you can be reached during busincss I }'~PU~, The Hinton News reserves th6 r~ght to edit any matorial ~nd regrets that articles cannot be re- turned. Items for the Community Bulle- tin Board must reach tho office by Monday noon in order to be consid- ,erod for publication in that week's | paper. Youth Appreciation Week May %13, has been designated by the Region I Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Task Force as =Youth Appreciation Week'. The purpose of this special week is to highlight certain youth organizations in our county who promote a positive ex- ample of responsibility, community involvement and personal growth. Summers County- Athletic Pro- grams, SADD, Special Olympics, Honor Society, Key Club, Suicide Preventions, Awana, FHA, FBLA, Drug Awareness Project, Drop-Out Prevention, Tri - Hi Y, 4-H, and Boy Scouts. Erika Reich Alan Thomas omen nnounce Mr. So Arlene Carlson Reich of Hinton, W.Va. and Stuart Reich with Sandi Reich, of Scottsdale, Arizona are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Erika Millicent to Alan Perry Thomas of Greenville,W.Va. The bride-to-be is a 1986 gradu- ate of Patchogue Medford High School, Long Island, N.Y., and will graduate in Aug. 1990 from Concord College, Athens, W.Va., with a ma- jor in Social Work and a minor in Psychology. Shirley Hazelwood with Gary Ha- zel wood, of McGaheysvil] e, Va. Alan is a 1986~graduate of Union High & Mrs. Francisco Garcia Teresa Seldomridge of Falls Church, Va., formerly of Hinton, and Francisco Carcia, of Falls Church, Va. and Barcelona, Spain were married Apr. 4, at the First Presby- terian Church in Hinton. The bride is the daughter of Sue Fischer Seldomridge and Lloyd Sel- domridge of Hinton. The groom is the son ofMr. & Mrs. Gines Garcia of Barcelona, Spain. Week Layman Thomas of Greenville and DATES: May 7-13 Oceana 6 PARTICIPANTS: RESARegion I Hint0n 3 --- Wyoming, Raleigh, McDowell, Mercer, Monroe, Summers Counties. SPONSORED BY: Region I Ado- Pat Walls struck out 17 Hinton leecent Pmgnimcy Proration Task batters to pick up his i~r~t victory of Force. ~'~ theaea~on~ Oceantt~dow~ed the FOCUS: ~fouth Appreciation Bobcats, 6-3, in the semifinal round Week" was conceived by the Region of the Coppinger Tournament at I Adoleacent Pregnancy Prevention Bowden Field. Task Force to accomplish one main Hinton 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 -3 3 3 School and will graduate in May The double-ring ceremony was 1990 from Concord College, Athens, performed by Rev. Robert H. Glaser. W.Va., with a major in Business Mr. Rafael RamosofArlington, Va., Administration and Economics, and and Spain served as translator for concentrations in Marketing and the wedding ceremony. Wedding Management. music was provided by Mrs. Keith An open church wedding is Richmond. planned for Sat. May 26th at the The bride wore an ankle length Greenville Uni ted Methodist Chu .rch gown ofwhite taffeta and bridal lace. at 4:00 P.M., where Reverend Gerry The fitted bodice was complimented Dotson of the First United Method- with neckline lace trim forming a V- EVENT: Youth Appreciation The groom-to-be is the son of ist Church of Hinton and Reverend shape in the back. The lace sleeves Hughllyn Wilson of Greenville will off, cats in the ceremony. were fitted at the wrist with' pearl buttons. She wore minature white carnations in her hair and carried a cascade of lilies tied with white rib- [:)on. Little Miss Kimberly Bragg, niece :" of the bride, waS her on] y attendant. ~JPPER ~ Her whit~ waltz length gown i~ea- ceremony in the church fellowship hall. Mrs. W.G. Meador wasin charge of the reception. Mrs. Sue Seldom- ridge and Mr. & Mrs. Gines Garcia, parents of the bride and groom, hosted a marriage celebration at the Seldomridge home following the wedding reception. The bride is a 1981 graduate of Hinton High School, attended Con- cord College and was a 1988 gradu- ate of Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music in Winches- ter, Va. The groom was educated in Barcelona, Spain and most recently at Georgetown University. After a wedding trip to Spain, the couple will reside in Falls Church Va. The Graham House Preservation tured lace puffsleeves, fitted taffeta Society, Inc. will host a Meet Your bodice with a large side bow and full Candidate Pie Supper Fri. May 4, lace over taffeta skirt. She wore a 6:00 p.m. at the Graham House at small cascade of white carnations rcla tied with white ribbon. The bride's dress and the attendant's dress were made by the bride's mother. Attendant to the groom was his sister Isabel Garcia of Arlington, Va. and Barcelona, Spain. She chose a short white dress and carried mi- nature white carnations tied with white ribbon. Mrs. Myra Ward, sister of the bride, distributed programs and also greeted guests at the guest register for the reception which followed the W V I A C SOFTBALL TOUR-" NAMENT 1990 On May, and5 the W AC hold the Women's Fast Pitch Tour- nament at the Bluefield City Park with Concord College as host. Geor- gia Kelley the softball coach will be the tournament director. The play will be a double elimina. tion bracket of eight teams. The positions will be seeded according to the final standing posted by the power rating system for the sea- sonal play. Each team is to play the others a double header during the season. The institutions having Women's Softball are: Concord, Davis & El- kins, Shepherd, University of~ar- leston, West Liberty, West virginia. State, West Virginia Wesleyan and Wheeling. -. The competition will start at 9:00 on Fri.a nd continue until either 3:00 for the finals if the winners bracket wins or 5:00 if in the 3:00/ game the team from the losers bracket wins the 3:00 game on Sat. Funeral Planning Certificate of Deposit thru you Local Bank or Forethought Life Ins. Co. Our competent staff has been professionally trained to assist you in funeral planning, as well as counsel and help you or those you love through the funeral experience. Our reputation |s built on serving families like yours and we pledge that we will merit the confidence you have placed in us. Feel free to contact us for answers to any questions you might have.., now or in the future. • Let I wc of Surv Rural theym they dept~. will :w Hot State Count a Fire the fol ture avini rant dtize desire provi¢ count' Th, thatv Comn Boar 1. l ized Fire~ ment~ areal Th prbte qt~e know d t t. Fire' theh ~t t~ r~qu~ S,dp: J~ i~t mt ti~ Oceana 0 1 3 2 0 0 X-6 6 1 Lowell. goal--to highlight those organiza- fosbor an attitude of persona] and andJeffDay, Yogi CaHoway ,4). cakes,bread,friedpiesandhotdogs, at Blessin May Shine on u... ,,,,~" community responsibility and Doubles: Fox {H,, Danny Price Come to Church -o achievement. It was our intention to (0), Traey Osborne (0). e~m BAPTIST " conr encourage those young people who are pursuing high standards of per- I ~ I rxti, sonal character. I, :: By highlighting these groups, we I wittWl~ hope to educate our community as to The Rogers family wishes to thank all of our friends their presence and current endeav- ele ors and to cultivate interest in their and neighbors for your many acts of kindness activities a ongyoung people, par. during this very difficult time. ente, and businesses in our area. A special thanks to Home Health Care especially Namr~m se , Others who will be asked to par- Tammy Lilly for your c,,m-as¢=ona e. . service. We " ticipate in this community effort are pr~! • l~t~lP our City Councils, Chambers of diSC express our deepest appreciation to Dr. Day Commerce, School Counselors, Stu- for your around the clock care and concern. We are so= dent Government=, Radio, TV and grateful to Dr. Chris Bennett, Revs. Dave Nichel- RegionNewspapers -ini. every county in Son, Don Riedel, D. D. Elwell for their kindness and I [ fi" PrPESTEM BIRD COUNT love. God bless each of you. • , the. Pipestem State Park and the d, Doug, Greg, Jan ..o, Bibbse Nature Club will conduct the Te ,~ 19th annual Century Day Bird Countl' on Sat. May 5. The birdwatchers will .: de~v spend the day looking for 100+ spe- THE FAMILY OF in8 ties of birds in the Pipestem area. '. -:'-~hn Experienced as well as novice bird- NOLEY ELBERT WARD ~" " ~. the watchers will meet at the Pipestem WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION m~ at-I~°b8:00ara.L°°kout Tower parking area May God Bless each and everyone who showed the,r [ I 1 I .~01,T~X~d3:2tYSndun~N~ ~ mayAnyone wishing to participatedo .by contacting Jim Phillips love In whatever way during this time of sorrow, i: th°;I simply' Park byNatur=dietshowing upat at406"2780the desig-°r A specml thanks to Dr. Steven Richman and staff, The nated time and place. There is no Enbre nursing staff at Summers County Hospital, fo, the, . and Dr. Houston Moore, The Staff and Management of Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlor, To the Loving Friends ~ • Senior " of Summers County also. . ~: Citizens Thank You Very Much, The Family of Noley EII~ Want Find Out If We Con Give : You A Better Buy on :: p Medtcore Supplement .'! Insurance. Call for details.': No Obligation. i~ J. R. Ha?none i~ Servicing Agent e I,i Bl k y, WV tS Ol ($04) 253.84se BANKERS LIFE AND CASUALTY "~--~0., ,,, l~;~~~L~:~l;~~-];-"--IZ~~"~l~~~: I FON A PAn OeS ,.- Neither nor agents are 't mnnecl, wit~ Medicare. Hintom :I '