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Tues. May 1, 1990 Hinton News - IB
Paid Political Advertising
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Pol. Ad Paid By the Candidate, Walter H. Pack, Sr.
EDSEL REDDEN
Extension Agent
LIest Virginia upiversity
COOPEIIATlY[ EXTENSION SERVICE
HOME • AGRICULTURE . YOUTH
The West Virginia University COME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
Extension Service - Summers County MONTHLY - $ 922.
:Office announces the sponsorship of FAMILY SIZE -Two; TOTAL
the Summer Food Service Program. HOUSEYEARLY-14,837; INCOME
The same r~eals will be available to BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
all children regardless of race, color, MONTHLY-I,237.
handicap, sex, age or national ori- FAMILYSIZE- THREE; TOTAL
gin~ and there is no discrimination HOUSE YEARLY - 18,611; IN-
~7' *.he "course of the meal service. COME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
PaSticipants or potential partici- MONTHLY-1,551.
pants who feel that they have been FAMILY SIZE - FOUR; TOTAL
discriminated against should write HOUSE YEARLY - 22,385; IN-
to the Secretary of Agriculture, COME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
Washington, D.C. 20250. MONTHLY - 1,866.
Camps and enrolled program FAMILY SIZE- Five; TOTAL
must also include the following in- HOUSEYEARLY-26,159; INCOME
formation. BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
If a child is a member of a food MONTHLY - 2,180.
stamp household or an AFDC aasis- FAMILY SIZE - Six; TOTAL
tahoe unit, the child is automati- HOUSE YEARLY - 29,933; IN-
callyeligible to receive free program COME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
meal unit, subject to completion of MONTHLY - 2,495.
the fr~reduced application form. FAMILY SIZE - Seven; TOTAL
Eligibility for free and reduced HOUSE YEARLY - 33,707; IN-
price meal reimbursement is baaed COME BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
on the following income scales: MONTHLY - 2,809; FAMILY SIZE -
GUIDELINES TO DETERMINE Eight; TOTAL HOUSE YEARLY -
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY 37,481; INCOME BEFORE DE-
FOR 1990 DUCTIONS MONTHLY - 3,124.
SUMMER FOOD SERVICE FOR EACH ADDITIONAL
PROGRAM FAMILY MEMBER, ADD TOTAL
ANNUAL FAMILY INCOME HOUSEYEARLY-3,774;INCOME
BEFORE DEDUCTIONS BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
FAMILY SIZE- One; TOTAL MONTHLY-315.
HOUSE YEARLY - $11,063; IN- Foradditionalinformationplease
call 466-3711.
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Big Creek 3
In Memory of Mecot Camara
By Chris Chanlett
A flowering crabapple will be
placed in memory of Mecot Camara
at Bellepoint School at 10:30 on May
2.
Born on Dec. 28, 1960, Mecot was
the son of Dr. P.D. and Jean Cam-
are. He had a distinguished career
as a student and athlete in Hinton,
including serving as captain of the
high .school football team. With
'Wootie' Beasley he won a state
championship in canoeing.
On Oct. 23, 1983, Americans were
shocked to learn that 243 Marines
were killed in a single bomb blast in
Beirut, Lebanon. Hinton was even
more bereaved when they learned
that native son Mecot Camara was
among the victims.
He was posthumusly awarded a
Purp]e Heart for thisloss. His mother
Jean and wife Tammy received Gold
Star pins as survivors.
Jean Bollingerhas now initiated
this tree planting in memory of her
son athis elementary school 18 years
after he graduated Bellepoint. The
crabapple will be planted by Ground-
works in cooperation with selected
sixth graders at the school. Anyone
interested in sharing his memory is
invited to attend.
Hi nton's Pat Stennett picked up a
complete game four hitter in leading
the Bobcats to a 7-3 victory in open-
reground action from the Coppinger
Tournament at Bluefield's Bowen
Field Mon. night.
Stennett, who struck out 10 and
walked only two, got offensive help
from Eric Frazier and Stewart
McGraw as theyknockedin two runs
apiece.
Frazier tripled twice in four ap-
pearances while McGrawhad a triple
as well.Big Creek 000 201 0-3 4 4
Hinton 300 103 X-7 7 1
Batteries. BC-Willie Miller,
Tim Hicks (7) and Alan Keene;
H-Pat Stennett and Charlie
Jordan; 3B-Stewart McGraw(H),
Eric Frazier 2 (H); Leading hit-
ters: Eric Frazier 2-4 (H) ; RBI-
Frazier 2 (H), Stewart McGraw 2
(H); WP-Stennett (7 ip, 3 r, 4h, 10
so, 2W).
SHOWS
Phantom Of The Opera, a play
by Jeffrey Moss will be at the
Municipal Audi torium on Mon. May
7 at 8 P.M.
Ticket Prices: $22.50 and $19.50.
All seats reserved.
For ticket purchase call Ticket-
master at: Charleston area: 342-
5757 or toll free in W.Va., Ohio, and
Ky.- 1-800-877-1212.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Raleigh & Summers Counties
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Mary Pearl Compton
Democrat Incumbent
For House of Delegates
Monroe and Summers
Counties
Others around the state have also recognized Mary Pearl's compenties.
"It isn't unusual to find . . . Mary Pearl busy at ( her Chamber desk) during recesses
and between sessions."
"She has made a very informative impression" O.C. Smith of the Clarksburg Times.
Mary Pearl Compton . . . "Voted Right" on every environmental issue..."
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Compton is a "super uu tu u "Norman Steenstra, Hinton News.
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Paid for by Committee To Elect Mary P. Compton. - J. Wilbur Larew, Treasurer.