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6 - HJnton News Tues. June 15, 1999 Shakespearean Comedy
"AsYou Like It" To Be
Staged July 1-3
"As You Like It," one 0f William
Shakespeare's most successful
comedies, will be staged in the
outdoor amphitheater of Pipestem
Resort State Park on July 1-3. The
Concord College Theatre, directed
by Dr. Jim Lile, will present the
production beginning at 8 p. m. each
evening.
Written almost exactly four
centuries ago, the pleasant tale of
true 10ve contending with concealed
identities in an exotic forest still
retains the vitality, humanity and
wit conjured up by one of the
greatest writers in the English
language. The new production
retains all of the original text, and
will be performed in period
costumes. The setting is reminiscent
of the conditions when the play was
first staged in the outdoor theatres
: : :: : ...... of Elizabethan England.
• Summers County Teen Miss Pageant Contestants The amphitheater, located
S Co nty Teen Miss Pageant between Athens and Hinton, W.Va.,
ummers u is the site of a Shakespeare
productioz every year during the
The Summer nty Teen Miss Susan Adkins; Paige Willey, 14, Williams and Susan Williams. Independence Day holiday.
Pageant sponsored by the Summers daughter of Joe and Cathy Willey; Flower Girls chosen are: Terra Tickets are $5 for the general
County Bobcat terettes is set for Carmen Wynes, 15, daughter of Bennett, daughter of Meridith and publi©. For more information, call
7:00 p. m. June 19th at the Patricia Wynes and the lateLee Rainelle Bennett; and Carrie Cales, Pipestematl-800CALL-WVAorat
Summers County High School Wynes. daughter of Mike and Kim Cases. (304) 466-1800.
Auditorium. Mark Grubs, sports Usherettes chosen for the On June 15that 7:00p. m.,these
broadcaster for WVVA Channel 6 pageant are: Leah Cyrus, daughter contestants, usherettes, flower girls MONTHLY MEETING
and Liz Keptner, news anchor from of Emmett and Dabble Cyrus; Trisha and Laura Kirkham, 1998 Summers Big Bend PSD will hold their
WVVA Channel 6 will co-host this Flug, daughter of Aaron and Belinda County Teen Miss, will be featured monthly meetfngs on the 2nd.
year's event where Laura Kirkham, Flug; Rebecca Newsome, daughter in a Style Show, sponsored by Tuesdays of each month at 3:45 p.
zv the 1998 Summers County Teen of Richard and Mary Newsome; and Goody's Family Clothing. This will m. at the water plant at Talcott. "
Miss will be crowning the 1999 Beth Williams, daughter of Freddie take place at the Summers County The public is invited.
Summers County Teen Miss. High School Auditorium.
Twenty-five girls will be (in
alphabeticalorder): BrandiAdkins, REACHH Coffee House Local Student Receives "Honors
14, daughter of James Adkins and
Heather Adkins; Holly Adkins, 15, Admission" to MWC
daughter of Gary Adkins and Diane
Adkins; Allison Ball, 15, daughter of SarahElizabethAmickofHinton, Mary Washington College is a
Buddy and Wands Ball; Crissy REACHH's popular Community has been selected by Mary coeducational public institution,
Bowling, 14, daughter of David and Coffee House will make a come back . Washington College in with an enrollment of approximately
Dabble Bowling; Kerrie Burley, 13, at a new location on Friday, June Fredericksburg, VA., for "Honors 3,800 students. It is located in
daughter of Gary and Karen Burley; 18th. This month's Coffee House will Admission" for the fall of 1999. Fredericksburg, VA., 50 miles south
Nicole Callihan, 14, daughter of be held at the Summers County Ms. Amick is the daughter of of Washington, D.C. The college is
Anthony and Olivia Peden; Kristen Wellness Center and will feature the Eugene and Janet Amick of Hinton known for its strong undergraduate
Cales, 14, granddaughter of Robert local band Space Bar, which includes and a senior at Summers County liberal arts degree programs.
and Peggy Cales; Lindsay Durnan, Shon Jackson, Devon Slaton, Lee High School.
14, daughter of Kitrick and Nancy Brabb. Robin Wiliford and Jon She is a National Merit
Durnan; Sara Gwinn, 13, daughter Hartwell. The band plays a Scholarship Program Commended Letter To The Editor
of Danny and Debbie Gwinn; Caryne combination of jazz, funk, and more. Student and has been named to
Johnson, 14, daughter of David and Asked what motivated the band Who's Who Among American High TO the Voters of
"i Carolyn Johnson; Katie Jo Lilly, 14, to perform at a REACHH Coffee SchoolStudents. Ms. Amick has won
, daughter of Bobby and Bonnie Lilly; House, Shon Jackson responded, several awards in foreign language Summers County:
Crystal Lilly, 14, daughter of Randy "Because we're looking to get some and business. She also was a
and Tonya Lflly',l]i,=o.,.14-Lh?e.fan,i:Ka some-eLrie-,..d.!egtet We.:iVgniiGirI's ..........
n tate ne zs the secretar3of the' ..................
daughter of Fzeddie and' Do za llaylng' for an audience, and just Nat'mnal er -ote and ........ Deerr Ed/tor:-
- -, . - , " iokinard t.6 .... S ty In November, we, the citizens of
ofSteveMounts and Rebecca Jones; having some fun!" president of the Key Club. In Summers County, on perhaps our
Lauren Osborne, 14, daughter of The event will be held beginning addition to being a member of the last chance to show our children and
,. Michael and Susan Osborne; at 7:30 pm at the Wellness Center, Bible Club, Hi-Y, FBLA and the grandchildren that we have a
Pamela Reed, 14, daughter of John located on the corner of Third yearbook staff, Ms. Amick was a genuine interest in their education
; and Patricia Reed; Tara Romanello, Avenue and Temple Street in senior candidate in the 1999 Mr. and future well-being, will be given
14, daughter of Calvin and Joan Hinton. A donation of $2.50 per and Miss Bobcat Court. the privilege to vote in support ofthe
Lane; Melinda Ronat, 13, daughter person will be requested at the door, She is a member of the Hinton school levy that will supply the much
of Andy and Gall Ronat; Karl with children under 12 being Community Choir and volunteers at needed financial aid to assure that
Standard, 14, daughter of James admitted free. Donations will also be the Summers County Public Library. many benefits may be obtained.
* As citizens of Summers County,
and Josephine Standard; Annie requested for refreshments which Ms. Amick is a member of Bluestone
Stacklin, 14, daughter of Tom and will include specialty coffees and Baptist church and participates in we have been given the oppolunity
Patty Stacklin; Heidi Ward, 15, desserts. ,the adult choir and youth group, to support our children several times
daughter of Thomas and Lucinda For additional information Each year Mary Washington in the past, but sad to say, we have
Ward; Kristin Ward, 14, daughter of contact REACHH at 466-4659 or the College offers "Honors Admission" failed. Counties all around us are
Grady and Virginia Ward; Kendra Family Resource Center at 466- te students who apply early and who reaping countless rewards from
Wheeler, 14, daughter of Roy and 2226. have an outstanding high school levies passed by their voters, while
performance record and SAT scores, our teachers are losing positions of
Mary Washington College is employment, schools are being
regarded as one of the nation's most closed, and classrooms are being
academically selective overcrowed.
undergraduate institutions and this The small amount of additional
year received approximately 4,400 taxes created by this levy is in no
seats in the freshman class, way comparable to the benefits that
In Money magazine's "Money's the children will receive.
1998 Value Rankings, " Mary We, the retired teachers and
Washington College was listed as employees of the Summers County
the 12th best buy among the nation's school system, heartily endorse the
top 100 colleges and universities, passage of this levy. We would
Other national publications appreciate your support also. Let's
listing Mary Washington College give our children a break by voting
include U. S. News & World Report's in favor of the levy.
guide to "America's Best Colleges," Sincerely,
and Baron's Profiles of American Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Woodrum for
Colleges, which designates Mary Summers County Association of
Washington College as "highly Retired Employees
are the usherettes and flower gtrlB to participate in competitive." HC 76 Box 1
Teen Pageant ....... , - - Nimitz
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• Brake Work /Roll-Back
• Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for /Complete Autobody Shop
Domestic & Import Vehicles
, • Most Auto Repairs /Al!gnments
• Full & Self Service Gasoline /Bake Oven
• Head Mechanic--- Neal Cody
• Mechanic-.. Tim Ward /AND MUCH! MUCH!
Kathy Grimmett
Celebrates Birthday
Kathy Grimmett celebrated her Andrews of Hinton and William
43rd. birthday on May 20th. She Andrews of VA.
received several nice and cards. She is the daughter of Charles
She has 4 children: Melinda. and Faye Miller, also of Hinton.
Anderson from Nashua, New
Hampshire; Edward, Bobby
HINTON INDEPENDENT
BASEBALL TEAMS
To all persons involved with the
Hinton Independent Baseball Teams
(players, widows, family members
and loyal fans who traveled with us
and supported us).
You are invited to come to our
Fifth Get Together-July 10th. at the
Little League Ball park under the
' big shelter, in Hinton.
Starting at 3:30 P.M., there will
!I
is recommended that job seekers
be a ball game with a picnic follow up on any jobs they may be
following. Those wishingto play golf interested to prior to the weekend.
should let us know in advance so we The resource room also featu "s
can arrange th times between 9:00
A. M. and 10:00 A.M. area newspapers, college catalogs,
and other employment and
Please bring any pictures of education related resources.
teams you may have. 411-FRC is located at 411 Temple
For further information call: Bill St. in Hinton, with operating hours
Humphreys- 466-3808; Steve Pack from 8am to 4pro. For additional
-466-1919; or Bill Comer-466-3665. information call 466-2226.
She is married to Brian
Grimmett.
JOB LISTING
The Job Service Statewide Job '
Listing, along with Job Service
applications, are available at the
Umbrellaing Tomorrow resource
room at 411-The Family Resource
Center for Summers County (411
FRC).
Current local job listings from the
RonceverteYLewisburg and Bluefield
Jobs Services offices are received
every Wednesday at the Hinton and
Talcott Family Resource Centers. It
AUCIiOS
FRIDAY 18, 1999 @ 4:00 P.M.
FOREST HILL SCHOOL, FOREST HILL, W. VA.
PARTIAL LISTING:
Furniture, tools, cookbooks, cookware, Gibson
Hollow Body Guitar (model TR350EB), exercise
equipment, small pool table, kitchen appliances,
glassware, T. V.'s, stereo, lamps, books, records,
otd composit dotls;.,itnens, fans, Griswold,
Whirlpool Refrigerator, several coffee and end
tables, trunks, telephone table, several antique
chairs, sewing machine, dressers, chest of
drawers, magazine rack, round table and 4 chairs,
desk, rockers, entertainment center, Duncan Phife
end tables, double drop leaf table - 6 chairs &
buffet, dinette set & 6 chairs, nice antique 1/2 size
bed-dresser with etched mirror & chest of
drawers,2 twin beds dresser and chest of drawers
(natural design), speed paining system, gas weed
eater, lots of Craftsman tools, tools and other
items auctioned first on the outside at 4:00.
Sale Conducted By:
Appalachian Auction Service
Mike Stover ,0040
Call 253-5761
WHAT WE BELIEVE
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER:
CAN WE BE SURE OF HEAVEN? WHAT ABOUT SALVATION?
The word simply means deliverance. We speak of a person being
"saved" from drowning. In fact some of us have gone thru that
experience. Bible salvation has to do with the soul, the person,
their life.
WHY MUST A PERSON BE SAVED?
1. THE FACT OF MAN'S SIN: Gen 6:4,12 tells that ell flesh had
corrupted their ways. David says "Behold I was shapen in
iniquity." Isaiah says: "All we like sheep have gone astray."
Jeremiah continues: "The heart Is deceitful above all things."
Paul says in Romans 3: "There is none righteous, and All have
sinned and come short of the glory of God."
2.THE FACT OF GOD'S RIGHTEOUSNESS:
God is Holy and must punish sin. John 3:36 tells us: "He that
belleveth on the Son hath everlasting life; and he that belleveth
not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on
him."
HOW CAN A PERSON BE SAVED?
Romans 10:9 Is one of the many good promises of Salvation: It
says: That If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus
and shelf believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the
dead, thou shalt be saved." Some other excellent verses are John
5:24; 6:37; Ephealans 2:8,9; Romans 5:1; I Peter 2:24 and
Revelation 3:20.
CAN WE KNOW FOR SURE THAT WE ARE SAVED FROM SIN?
In I John 5:13 we read: These things have I written unto you that
believe on the name of the Son of God: that ye may KNOW that ye
have Eternal life." Notice It Is not guess so, think so or hope so,
but KNOW SO!
RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: Corner of 16th and Temple Sts. Hinton, W.
VA. for further Information call 466-0950 or 466-5423. For free
Bible course call 466-5423.
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