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Area Sports
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HINTON BABE RUTH 1993
Hinton Babe Ruth Sun. May 2
1st. Game
Hinton Elks wins over Shady
Springs 11 to 9. Winning pitcher for
Hinton Elks Jason Keaton. Leading
batters for Hinton Elks Brian Angell
2 for 3 with 2 doubles, Ronald Tolbert
2 for 3, John Blankenship 2 for 3,
and Jason Keaton with a double.
Shady Spring triple S. 1 1 0 1 0 2
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Hinton Elks 2 3 0 1 4 1 x 11 8 0
Batteries Hinton Elks K_eaton 6,
Angell 6, Blankenship and David
Koenig. Shady Spring Meadows and
Ritchie.WPJason Keaton, LPMead-
OWS.
2rid. Game
Hinton OH9 wins over Beckley
David Hill 11 to 9. Winning pitcher
Thomas Fitzsimmons and Earl
Buckland with a save. Leading bat-
ters for Hinton OH9 Michael Ho-
naker 2 for 3 with two doubles, Earl
BucklaRd 2 for 3 with a double.
Thomas Fitzsimmons 2 for 2. Kevin
Stover 2 for 2. Beckley Atterson 2B,
BSair 2b, Allen 2b, Thompson 2b,
and Meadows with a home run.
Beckley David Hill 4 2 0 1 2 9 7 0
Hinton OH9 5 2 0 4 x 11 8 2
Batteries Hinton OH9 Fitzsim-
mons 2, Buckiand and Honaker.
Beckley David Hill Atterson 5, Hall
and Toler. WP Fitzsimmons, Save
Buckiand, LP Atterson.
Hinton Babe Ruth
May 3 Hinton Elks at Sophia, R.
T. Rogers at Sophia. May 6 and in
Shady May 7, Hinton Elks on May 8
against Shady Spring 2 games 10
AM. ancl Hinton OH9 2 games
against Sophia at 3 P.M. on Sat. May
8 in Hinton.
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A TIME WITH IRON MIKE
On Thurs., May 20th., West Vir-
ginians will have the opportunity to
meet and listen to one of the greatest
players and coaches in NFL history
- Mike Ditka. Ditka, a former All-
American at the University of Pitts.
burgh, and a former All-Pro and
legendary coach with the Chicago
Bears, will be speakingat the Raleigh
County Armory on May 20th. at 11:30
a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
This will be a time of fellowship
where those in attendance will see a
slide of Mike Ditka that is seldom
portrayed. This lunch with Iron Mike
will support the Fellowship of Chris-
tian Athletes not only in Raleigh
Co., but also across the State Of W.Va.
This will be a time to remembr.
For a $50 tax deductible gift, you
have a chance to spend a memorable
time with one of the greatest coaches
and players in NFL history - don't
miss it.
For further details, call Bob
Spencer at 252-2727.
HUNTER EDUCATION
CLASS TO BE OFFERED
The Dept. of Natural Resources
will sponsor a Hunter Education
Course May 3, 4, 5, 1993; 7 PM at
Rainelle VFW Hall.
Included in the training will be
basic gun safety, information about
firearms and ammunition, the role
of the hunter and hunting in wildlife
management and conservation,
hunter responsibilities, game care
and the wildlife laws.
Persons successfully completing
the 10 hour course will receive a
Hunter Education Certification card
from the W.Va. Dept. of Natural
Resources. W. Va. law now requires
SERVES AS HONORARY SENATE
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Mary Jessica Jones was sponsored to serve as an honorary
Semite page by 10th District Senator Leonard Andersen, D-
persons who purchase their first
hunting license after Jan. 1,1990, to
successfully complete the Hunter
Education Course.
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Parents are encouraged to attend
with their children.
For further information and reg-
istration details, please contact: Fred
Rothe at 645-7210.
J.B. Nimitz
Homemakers
Extension Club Met
At Wilcox Home
Va. Rippetoe, Club Reporter
The J.B. Nimitz Homemakers
Extension Club met at the home of
Mrs. Vs. Wilcox for their business
meeting. The club was called to order
by president Erma Meadows. The
devotions and prayers =The Paes-
over" was by Jeannie Ellison.
The Lesson of the month "Food
Guide Pyramid" was given by Mary
Neely.
The program of Feb. at Fayettev-
file was attended by Erma Mead-
ows, Andria Adkins" and Wilma
Meadows. The Mar. 29th. P. R.
meeting at Beckley was attended by
Erma Meadows and Vs. Rippetoe.
The Easter basket that the club
prepared was won by Erma's little
granddaughter Rebecca Newsome.
The door prize was won by Vs.
Rippetoe donated by Vera Ellison.
The next meeting will be May
11th. at Va. Wilcox.
There was 12 members and one
guest present.
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OLD MILWAUKEE
Summers. Following the floor semdon on Mar. 25, Jones met
chamber during the lawmaking process and welcomed the ' • • M' M
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Youth Sunday At Griffith Creek
Baptist Church
The fifth Sun. of Jan. was oh- well as young people, traveled to
servedby theGriffith Creek Baptist Riverbend Antiques building in
Church in Alderson, W.Va. as Youth
Sunday. Fifty-one young people at-
tended the morning Sunday School
Classes. They were in charge of the
devotional time at the 11:00 a.m.
worship service. Lee Ryan greeted
each one on behalfoftheyoung people
and thanked them for coming to this
special day. Charles Collins played
for the congregational singing. Serv-
ing as ushers for the offering were
Adam ][urdette and Jermy Lester.
Each youth class contributed
something to the devotions under
the direction of their youth leaders.
Mrs. Alesea Bennett led the primary
department, Randy Burdette Jun-
ior department and Paster and Mrs.
Harris led the Senior Youth. Dale
Collins acted out a skit with the
Pastor on the real meaning of Holi-
ness.
Specia| music was presented by
the youth and Kathy Harris. Pastor
Eddie Harris' sermon was addressed
to the congregation on the Free Gift"
that God has for everyone who would
receive it. Salvation cannot be
bought, worked for or taken but must
be received freely. After the morning
worship service everyone, adults as
Alderson, W.Va. for an indoor cook-
out of hamburgers and hot dogs with
all the trimmings.
Rodney Lester, Roy Walthall and
Melvin Ryan were the Chief cooks
for the day. After the delicious din-
ner games of all kinds were enjoyed
by everyone from five tables ofping
pong, Bible Trivia, Chess, and Music
from the Player Piano was a high-
light of the day. The small ones
played London Bridge, Farmer in
the Dell, and even some =Rotten Egg"
was enjoyed by the little folks. The
young people would like to thank
each one that helped to make this
day so special Howard Cooper who
donated the hamburgers and hot
dogs. The owners of Riverbend An-
tiques for the use ofth.eir fine build-
ing and especially the great Chiefs of
the day and each adult who took
time to make memories for these
wonderful young people
COMMUNITY CPR CLASSES
Appalachian OH-9 (EMS) is in
the process of organizing Commu-
nity CPR classes.
For more information call 466-
1414 day or night.
Savings
As EasyAs $1, $Z, $3
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Students Will
Weave Three Baskets
At Carnegie Hall
Weekend Workshop
Novice basket weavers will have
a chance not only to learn the tech-
niques of basket weaving, but will
actually complete three baskets
during a three-day Basic Basket
WeavingWorkshop at Carnegie Hall.
The workshop will take place May 7-
9 and will be taught by Sheri Ben-
son, owner of Primitive Textures
Baskets in Hinton.
Ms. Benson will cover techniques
for making three of the four funda-
mental structures of all baskets
woven: rib basketry (egg basket);
plaited basketry (market basket);
and spoke basketry (round pantry
basket). Students will complete one
basket each day of the workshop.
Sheri Benson has taught at the
Beckley Art Center, and at
Shephard's Center and Youth Mu-
seum in Beckley. She also has taught
at the Railroad Museum and
Crafter's Gallery in Hinton. In addi-
tion to her basketry, she stays busy
with chair caning.
The workshop will be held from 6-
9 p.m. Fri., May 7; and from 1-4 p.m.
Sat. and Sun., May 8 and 9. Tuition
is $75 and includes all materials.
Pre-registration is required by Apr.
30. Class size is limited. To register,
call Carnegie Hall, (304) 645-7917.
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