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TALCOTT MARCH STUDENTS
OF THE MONTH
Talcott Elementary School principal, Gaye Shaver, proudly
announces the selection of the Students of the Month for March.
Second grader Brett Cales was chosen to represent grades K-2 and
fourth grader, Angel Smith, was honored with the 3-5 grade
selection. Each teacher at Talcott nominates a student each month
to be recognized for academic achievement, good citizenship
outstanding behavior or noted improvement in a specific area.
These nominations are presented to a committee of teachers along
with a report of each student's achievement. The committee then
selectne student from grades K-2 and one student from grade 3-
5 each month. Students nominated for the month of February were:
Mrs. Fleshman's kindergarten - John Baughman; Mrs. Mock's
kindergarten - Talena Walker; Mr. Tabor's trust grade Heather
Cantley; Mrs. Pierces first grade - Jean Mills; Mrs. Ford's second
grade - Brett Cales; Mrs. Tabor's second grade - Nicol Parkin; Mrs.
Bower's third grade - Lisa Rand; Ms. Hypes third grade - Meaghan
Williams; Mrs. Boone's fourth grade-Angel Smith; Mr. Oxley's fourth
grade - Patrick Garrett; Mr. Oxley's fifth grade - Shannon Earhart,
Mrs. Oxley's class - Tyler Romanello; Mrs. Keatley's class - Anthony
Plumley.
Pictured front row: Brett Cales and Angel Smith. Back row Mrs,
Ford and Mrs. Boone.
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING
Summers County Right To Life
SUMMER D.Y CAMP
Summers County Girl Scouts
would like to announce their
Summer Day Camp for 1999. Camp
meets at the Presbyterian Church, will run from July 26th. thru July
downtown, Hinton at 7:00 p.m. " 30th. 10:00A. M. to 3:00 P.M.
The meetings are held on the 3rd.
Monday of the month.
Anyone interested in working for
the protection of the unborn are
invited to attend.
All girls first grade and up are
invited to attend.
For more information or to
register, contact Dabble Bradberry
at 466-1509 or Lisa Stalnaker at
466-1181.
WHAT WE BELIEVE
at Riverview Chapel
SOME POINTS TO PONDER:
WHAT ARE THE EVIDENCES OF SALVATION?
NEW CREATION FOR THE CHRISTIAN UFE: 2 Cor. 5:17 says:
"Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things
are passed away; behold, all things are become new."
NEW CONFESSION BECOMES A WAY OF LIFE: In Romans 10:9
we read "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus;
and shall believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him from the
dead, thou shelt be saved. For with the heart man belleveth unto
righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto
salvation."
NEW COMPANIONS BECOME VERY IMPORTANT: I John 3:14
states: We know that we have passed from death unto life, because
we love the brethren. He that Ioveth not his brother abldeth In
death."
NEW CHOICES TAKES PLACE BECAUSE OF A SPIRITUAL
1 .He Loves the Milk of the Word: I Pet. 2:2 "As newborn babes
desire the sincere milk of the Word that ye may grow thereby."
Jeremiah 15:16: "Thy words were found, and I did eat them; end
thy Word was unto me the Joy end rejoicing of mine heart: for I
am called by thy name, O LORD God of hosts."
NEW CONFLICTS ARE PROMISED IN THE WORD:
1. The Warfare: Gel- 5:17 "For the flesh luatath against the
Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh: and these are contrary one
to another: so that ye cannot do the things ye would."
2; The Walk and the Winning: Gel 5:16: "Walk in the Spirit
and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh.'
RIVERVIEW CHAPEL: Comer of Temple & 16th, Hinton, W. VA.
For further information call 466-0950 or 466-5423. For free Bible
Course call 466-5423.
I II II III
Debi I. Beachy
Katherine Leftwich
Area Students Graduate from
Alderson-Broaddus .......
Two area students -- Debi I.
Beachy, formerly of Lerona, and
Katherine M. Leftwich of Forest Hill
-- graduated May 8 from Alderson-
Broaddus College in Philippi. They
were among 156 students honored
at commencement, which concluded
the college' 128th. year.
Beachy earned a bachelor of arts
degree in music education. She
graduated with second highest
honors of magna cum laude. She is
the former Debi Ramsay; her
husband is Sean Beachy. She is the
daughter of John and Martha
Ramsay of Lerona. She is a graduate
of Athens High School.
At Alderson-Broaddus, Beachy is
a member of the Silver Key
Honorary Society. Her academic
achievements earned her a position
on the President's List for five or
more semesters of exceptional
achievement. She was a member of
the Concert Band and was piano
accompanist for the Concert Choir.
Leftwich earned a bachelor of arts
CHIP Outreach
Program-Free
Health Insurance
The 'amily Resource Networks in
the following counties: Summers,
Mercer, Monroe and Greenbrier
would like to announce that they
have received a grant with the WV
Council of Churches. Funds for this
program are provided by the
Benedum Foundation• CHIP
(Children's Health Initiative
Program) began in July 1998 by the
WV State Legislature. This program
is geared towards working families
offering free health insurance to the
children who are found eligible. It
covers families up to 150% of the
Federal Income Guidelines.
The outreach project will cover a
four county area where an outreach
worker will be busy promoting and
reaching out to families at every
opportunity. The following are the
outreach workers for each county
and their telephone numbers, you
can call your local outreach worker
for more information. Summers
County - Jamie Bragg at 466-2380,
Mercer County - Nicole Santy at
324-0456, Greenbrier County -
Michelle May at 647-4401. Monroe
County - Michelle May at 772-5960.
TRUST FUND ESTABLISHED
• ATrust Fund for Debbie Ward has
been established at the National"
Bank of Summers to help defray the!
expenses of a Liver Transplant.
All contributions will be deeply
appreciated.
degree in recreational leadership.
She is the daughter ofE. D. LeRwich
and Alva J. Lefwich of Forest Hill.
She is a graduate of Hinton High
School.
At Alderson-Broaddus. ,Leftwich
was a member of the theater
organization the College Players.
She earned the rank of red belt in
the martial arts speciality of Tae
Kwan Do. She served on the Campus
Activities Board to bring arts and
entertaiment programs to the
Alderson Broaddus campus.
Alderson-Broaddus College in
Philippi. W. VA., is a four-year liberal
arts and sciences college with a
complete curriculum of
comprehensive academic majors. It
offers a master of science degree in
medical science. Alderson-Broaddus
is affiliated with the American
Baptist Churches in the U.S.A. and
the West Virginia Baptist
Convention. The president is Dr.
Stephen E. Markwood:
LOOKING FOR CLASSMATES
The Hinton High School Class of
1979 Reunion committee is looking
for the following classmates for our
20 year reunion: Doris Jean
Harrington, Tony Jimenez, Rhonda
Neely, Janet Lea Trent, Chris Spade,
Paula Adkins, James L. Young, and
Perry Andrews.
Anyone with information on how
to contact the names listed, please
contact Tam/Vaughn Willey @ 466-
1741 or Sarah Ritter Wheby @ 466-
0105.
Tues. July 20, 1999 Hinton News - 5
Hint0n Area
Elementary Honor
Roll Released
$.0.a.40 Sixth Six Week$
Orsdo 1: Robert 1 ,ero 111, Zachary T. Berry,
Adrianna R. Brown, Alexander E. Fotoponlos, Candy
J. Grinmmtt, Justin M, Helms, VamMma D. Martin,
Jam L. Ra/mm, Elizabeth R. Reed, William K. Smith,
II, Cody F. Smith, Randall L. Ward. Grade B: Brittany
N. Suddand, Robort W. Crawford, Leah A. Edwards,
Mo]ias D. Gill, Joahua A. Meadows, Carlos L.
Richmond, Charles N. Sea, Jeica L. Smith, Shawn
K. Weikle, Even P. Williams. Grade 3: Bran(, S.
Banks, Jolysa A. Brown, Kelsoy J. Burdette, Srandi
R, Cole, Daniel Z. Cook. Brittany C, Cox, "lYavim
Gill, John W. Hudmon, Jr., Jeromy A. McBride, Ronsld
L. Seam Jr., Nicho G. Thomas, Jerimiah S. Ward.
Grm 4: Kelli K Berry, Randall K Burdette, Brandy
M. Cox, Brittani N. Crawford, Audrey E. Grinmmtt,
Juon R. GroH, Katolyn g. Houchinm, Amanda L.
Jack,n, Alexander A. Martin, Amanda N. Patrick,
Jennifer M. Prater, Darrell R. Turner, Jr., Jason R
Yopp, Grade 6: Crystal D. ven, Gregory A. Berry,
Mark A. Cales,AuStin S. Cole, Christopher J. Conner,
Aaldey N. McBride, Timothy J. Morrison, Katana
S.Mullen, Tiffany M. Smith, Chad A. Spade, Autumn
L. Taylor.
$.6-$.9 Sixth Six Wqmka Grade I: Laura M.
Ad]dus, Kaileb D. Cart, Jordan M Eekridgo, Robert
W. Fitzpatrick, Goorge J. Garrott Jr., Nathan W. Gill,
W'fllism C. Grimmett, Tars D. Harvey, Tanner D. Lilly,
Joshua F. Maddy, Julia N. Reed, Amber M Richmond,
Brittany M. Smith, Ky]ee A. Thompson, Jordan A.
Twyman, Sandra E. WBiamJ. Grade 2: Anthony L.
Adkir, Rachel E Bowlos, Jacob A. Cole, Nanci N.
Cook, Jara/e D, Dove, Shirley M. Grou, Megan L.
Hightower, Alice A. Legg, Heather L. McBride, Core
E. Miller, Steven A. Richmond, Dennis M. Ward,
MJlinda J. Wede, Slmlly White, Charlie J. Williama
!I1, Tad JL Withrow. Grade 8: Bront A. Bond, Shawna
J. Brown, Justin C. Calee, Brittany E. Coleman,
ZA. Cox, Brandon H. Ele, Brittany N. Foster,
Brittany E. Harvey, Julie M, Jellay, Corey M. MoBride,
Mareelyn C. McQuig, Alisha K. Ratnos, Heather R
Raimm, Jamie L. Ratdiffe, .Mey N. Seam, Jermn/e
L. Shiltz, Brandy A. Stuffer, Jeica L. Tbompson,
Amanda J. Ward, Amy B. Wbelan, Chime A. Willey
Grmie 4: April D. Adkirm, Celost A. Banks, Moleigh
E. Barge, Bradley S, Bowie#, Amber N. Dick, AahWn
N. Harrah, Mary L. Hogan, Laura J. Keyes, Curtis E.
Legg, Laura N. Meadows, Veronica C. Smith, Andrew
C Weikle, ,leae H. Willey Ill, Gregory C. Worth
Grade 6: Cameron D. Adkirm, Sherry E Anderson,
Justin L. Bennett, Kate E. Bennett, Cheryl A. BoggeM,
Lyndsey L. Chime, Gary D Cook,Addey D. Deal, Jerod
R. Ewing, Chrietopbe J. Furrow, Sarah P. Graenwald,
Cecil L. Grimmett 1II, Kaley M. Helms, Justin G.
Hudson, Ryan W. Mann, Jeica R. Martin, Mary A
Prater, Mark A Upton, Heather R. Ward.
4.0 Honor Roll Sixth Six Weeke Grade 1:
Shawn D. Adkins, Jeffrey T. Bennett, Madison R
Rewlu, Ashley S. Brown, Kyle Y Cioner, Staci M.
Dillon, Charity D Foster, Robyn H. Frye, Danny R.
Galloway, Lilly M Gill, "lyler N. Green, Joshua D.
Hags, Amos G. Hickm, Corey M. Holland, Jesse O.
Jeffri, Seth W. Morgan, Candance D. Pack, Antonio
R. Petaraca, Morgan L. Plumley, Robert E. Rice, Felicia
D. Stover, Robert S. Stevor, Kristen A. Trainum,
Mellua D. Ward, Ah]eigh N. Whelan, Herbert L. Wills
Ill. Grade I: Charlos E. Adkius, Nathan/el W. Altaro,
Mike N. Bargo, Ryan M. Bennett, Enuly N. Blevins,
Tara L. Bragg, Danny W. Buckland, Kristln R. Bugg,
Ralph T. Crawford, L/ndy L. Crook, David N. Dent,
Louis C. Frepolli, Krietyn A, Garrett,Amanda D. Gill,
Shannon L. Gill, Samantha N. Hamrick, Samuel R
Hamrick, Samantha I Harrah, T. J. Harrah, Matthew
D. Hinton, Derek T. Hudson, Randall E. Johnson,
Lorrie L. Lyorm, Aloxandra E. MeGilI, Rachel L.
Meadows, Ton/L. Meadows, Emily M. Osborne, Travie
R, SalmonJ, Niehoh E, Seare, Clinton A. Taylor,
Bridgatte K. Thompson, Hale), J. Vandall, Nioholaus
J. Welters, Romdd E. Ward III, Eric S. WiBiame.
Grade 8: Austin H. Barnett, Kimberly M. Boland,
Keisha R. Cole, Ran/ells R. Cole, Nathan W. Crawford,
Leah K Cyrus, Joshua P. Dawson, James E. Enoch,
AJhleigh B. Gill, Andrew M. Gunnoe, Brittany J.
- Gwinn, Joseph B. Lilly, Jonathan A. Lipacomb,
Matthew L. Mueie, Franklin L. McPherson, Sherry
F. Meadows, Heather N. Miller, Alicia C. Petrarca,
Srandon S. Plundey, Anthony M. Richmond, Justin
D. Richmond, Emily D. Sears, Mark D. Stiltaer, Angele
F. Taylor, Bill J.. Ward, Seth D Ward, Meghan,N.
Wheeler. Grade 4: Kenn/th R. Barker, Amy R Cole,
Molly K. Fig, Kayla J. Gunter, Cuey K. Lyons, Mary
E. Meier, Jennifer K. Mann, Stacey N. McBride,
Krmten A. Meadows, Zachary L. Merritt, Joshua D.
ONeal, Allison L. Richmond, Joseph A. RuSh, Andrew
S. VandMl, Nicholas R. Wheby, Samantha J. Wiln.
Grade 6: Lyndsey B. Bennett, Sarah E. Blevirm, Sierra
D. Brown, Carolyn M. Bugg, Melan/e T. Butt, Bradley
S. Chambers, Michael M. Evanosky, Jarqueline D.
Garrott, Katie J. Gill, Sara C. Gunnoe, KMa L. Hailer,
Nico]e E. Harvey, Melville S. Johnson IV, Kelly R.
Lankford, Sara M. Lilly, Charles D. Lucu Jr., John P.
Mann, Jimmy R. Martin, Joseph M. Martin, Jeica
D. Mitchem, Jon G. Rotliff, Alexander W, Waltece,
Johnny J. Wickline.
Council On Aging
THIS IS A WEEKLY
PUBLICATION OF THE
SUMMERS COUNTY COUNCIL
ON AGING, INC., 120 SECOND
AVE., HINTON. PATRICIA
MCDANIEL, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR. FUNDED IN PART BY
THE WV BUREAU OF SENIOR
SERVICES, APPALACHLkN AREA
AGENCY ON AGING, OTHER
GRANT & LOCAL RESOURCES
AND DONATIONS. ANY OLDER
PERSON IS ENCOURAGED TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM
REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED,
HANDICAP OR NATIONAL
ORIGIN. THE SUMMERS
COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING IS
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER.
Wednesday, July 21 Menu:
Country style steak, mashed
potatoes, broccoli, jello, bread, milk/
butter. Activities: Mercer Mall Bus
Trip: 9:00 am - 2:00 pro.
Thursday, July 22 Menu: Dry
lima beans/onions, sliced tomatoes,
coleslaw, pineapple tidbits,
cornbread, milk/butter. Activities:
Pamela Young from the Summers
County Appalachian Regional
Hospital will present a program on
Medicare (Explanation of Benefits):
11:00 am - 11:45 am. Bingo for
Prizes: After Lunch.
Friday, July 23 Menu:
Macaroni/cheese, lpncheon meat,
tomatoes, fruit cup/cookie, bread,
milk/butter. Activities: Gospel
Singing: 11:00 am - 11:45 am.
Activities: Gospel Singing: 11:00 am
- 11:45 am.
Monday, July 26 Menu: Brown
beans/onions, broccoli/cheese, sliced
peaches, cornbread, milk/butter.
Activities: Bible Study with
Reverend Eddie Johnson: 11:00 am
- 11:45 am.
Tuesday, July 26 Menu: Oven
fried chicken, buttered carrots,
mashed potatoes, banana, bread,
milk/butter. Activities: Senior
Citizens Walking Group will walk at
Bellepoint Park. The
Bus will leave the Hinton Senior
Center at: 10:30 am. Bingo for
Prizes: ARer Lunch.
Menu changes may occur due to
the availability of foods or due to
circumstances beyond our control.
NOTE: LOCKBRIDGE AREA
GOES SHOPPING EVERY
MONDAY -- THURSDAY'S OPT.
HINTON AREA GOES SHOPPING '
EVERY FRIDAY. PENCE SPRINGS ;
AREA GOES SHOPPING EVERY
FRIDAY. MEADOW CREEK/
SANDSTONE AREA GOES
SHOPPING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
ANY AND ALL BUS SCHEDULES
ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Jarrelrs Exxon
"Your Full-Service Service Station"
466-0133
Sunday 9-9 / Monday thru Saturday 7-10
Mechanics on Duty
Six Days a Week!
BEST TIRE VALUES IN THE AREA!!!
Large Inventory[l!
• Struts
• Front End Alignments
• Air Conditioning
• Oil Changes
• Tire Mounting (European & American Equip)
• Computerized Wheel Balances
• Brake Work
• Snap-On Computerized Diagnostic Equipment for
Domestic & Import Vehicles
• Most Auto Repairs
* Full & Self Service Gasoline
* Head Mechanic-- Noel Cody
* Mechanic--Tim Ward
I I II
HC 76 BOX 33 HINTON, WV 25951
PHONE {304) 466-4033 FAX {304) 466-5330
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