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8 - Hlnt0n News Tues. July 20.
Sholarship to be
Founded
Plans are currently in progress to
establish a scholarship in the name
of former Hinton High Schodl
Football Coach, William L. "Bill"
Garten. Coach Garten was the head
football coach at Hinton High School
from 1957 to 1979 and during that
time achieved a record of 140 -#ins,
88 losses and 2 ties. Hinton was the
"AA" runners-up in 1963 and won
the "AA" Football Championship in
1968.
Coach Garten graduated from
Fayetteville High School in 1945. He'
attended Concord College where he
received 11 letters, 4 in football, 4
in basketball and 3 in baseball. He
left Concord in 1950 to play minor
league baseball for the Chicago
Cubs. He was drafted into the US
Army in 1952 and returned to
Concord in 1954 to finish his degree.
He began his career at Hinton High
School in 1954 as an aistant coach
and taught Physical Education and
Social Studies.
A fund raising event is being
planned for Labor Day weekend to
include a golf tournament, cookout,,
and dance at Willow Wood Country
Club. For details contact Lin Goins
at (304) 466-3220. Donations to the'
scholarship fund can be forwarded
to: "The William L. Garten
Scholarship Fund" in care of Joe'
Blankenship at City National Bank,
PC) Box 220, Hinton WV 25951 or
phone (304) 466-3311.
Pipestem
Drive-In 384-7382
Molly Ann Rldmond
Birth Announced
Roy and Kristi Richmond of
Hinton are proud to announce the
birth of their first child, a daughter
named Molly Ann.
Molly was born April 22, 1999 and
weighed 7 pounds and 9.4 ounces.
Grandparents are Donnie and
Beverly Ward of Cool Ridge, and
Jimmy and Jo Ann Richmond of
Hinton. Maternal great-
grandparents are Marie Bennett of
Jumping Branch and Bob and Betty
Ward of Daniels. Paternal great-
grandmother is Berthal Richmond
of Hinton.
Accepting Applications
The Summers County Board of
Education is now applications for
substitute aides, substitute
custodians, substitute cooks, and
substitute bus drivers.
Applicant must meet the
following qualifications:
1. High School graduate or GED,
2. Physically fit to perform all duties
related to the applied position, 3.
Successfully passed the State
Development Skills Test, and 4. All
other requirements set forth by the
WV Code and the Summers County
B.ard of Education.
Applications may be picked up at
the Summers County Board of
Ed ucation office Iocul'd at 116 Mpin
,l,rca.J., No phone calls please.
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1999
Attends Interim Board Meeting
Six members of the Hinton Business & Professional Women's
Club attended the West Virginia Interim Board meeting at
Fainnont on June 19. Plans and goals for the coming club year
were discussed. You can become part of the Hinton BPW by
contacting Mary Lou Haley at 4664271 or Nancy Smith at 466-8798.
Pictured from left to right are Gloria Meadows, Nancy Smith, Loue
Ann Bennett, Donna Conway, Mary Lou Haley and Barbara Panner.
RECEIVES AWARD
SUMMEI COUNTYARH
LONG CARLO At;l'vlTus8
CAt,ENDAR WZK OF JJLY 20
thru :
"1. July 20th. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 10:15 Exercise; 10:45
AM Mystery Bingo; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 4:00 PM Central Baptist
Singers; 4:00 PM TV Time.
Wed. July 21st. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 10:00 AM Care Plan
Meeting; 11:00 AM Music Hour,
Margaret Woodrum; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 4:00 PM TV Time.
Thurs. July 22nd. 8:30 AM Good
Morning V'mit; 10:15 AM Exercise;
1:00 PM Table Games; 2:00 PM Arts
and Crafts; 3:30 PM Birthday Party;,
9:30 PM Ballengee Singers.
Fri. July 23rd. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 11:00 AM Word
Puzzle; 1:00 PM Table Games; 4:00
PM TV Time.
Sat. July 24th. 10:00AM One-To-
One; 11:00 AM Bingo; 1:00 PM Table
Games; 3:00 PM Movie.
Sun. July 25th. 10:00 AM One-To-
One; 10:00AM TV Church; 1:00 PM
Table Games; 4:00 PM Church
Service.
Mon. July 26th. 8:30 AM Good
Morning Visit; 11:00 AM Spelling;
1:00 PM Table Games; 2:00 PM
Bible Coffee; 7:30 PM Popcorn Fun
Night.
Jennifer IV[. Richmond
Jennifer M. Richmond of Talcott
has been designated as a 1999-2000
Patrick Henry Scholar at Emory &
Henry College. The award is the
highest given to a student in the
entering first-year class and
includes a scholarship which may
have a value up to $34,000 over the
course of four years of study.
For the first year, Richmond will
receive a $8,500 scholarship, and
provided she meets criteria set by
the college, the amount will be
renewed during each subsequent
year in college.
To be considered for the award,
the student must have ranked in the
top five percent of his or her high
school class. Also considered are
scores on college entrance
examinations and evidence of
leadership and character.
Richmond is a graduate of
Summers County High School were
she was co-valedictorian of her class.
On campus, she was a member of the
National Honor Society, Hi-Y, the
yearbook staff, Future Business
Leaders of America and the Bible
Club. Richmond was a participant
in the 1998 West Virginia Governor's
Honors Academy and was a 1999
Energy Express Mentor. Active in
athletics, she was named All-
Coalfield Conference honorable
mention in basketball and softball.
WV Writers, Inc. Competition Winners
Area writers won honors in four ' West Virginia Writers, Inc. began
categories in this year's West 'in 1977 as an organization to
address the needs of writers by
sponsoring workshops, conferences
and competitions. With funding
from the West Virginia Humanities
Council and the West Virginia
Commission on the Arts, it has also
brought the popular Circuit Writers
program to all regions of the state.
Those interested in becoming
members may write P. O. Box 5205,
Charleston, WV 25361..
SUMMERS COUNTY
COMMUNITY WELLNESS
CENTER SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS 221 'lbmple Street,
Hinton, West Virginia July 20
through July 26
Tuesday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -6:00 PM Veterans
Upward Bound.
Wednesday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -1:30 PM Chair Exercise
- Summers Landing; -6:00 PM
Veterans Upward Bound.
Thursday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; -7:00 PM American
Heritage Rivers.
Friday -9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines.
Saturday -8:00 - 10:00 AM Body
Tone with Linda; -1:00 - 2:00 PM
Seated Massage - Debbie Cox.
Monday - 9:00 - noon Exercise
Machines; - 6:00 PM Veterans
Upward Bound.
HEALTH TIP OF THE WEEK:
"CHILD ABUSE --No, cigarettes
don't cause people to abuse children.
But smoking in the presence of a
Richmond is the daughter of child is child abuse. Children who
Johnnie and Cathy Richmond of are orced to breathe a parent's
• Talcott. cigarette smoke can develop health
problems like asthma, bronchitis,
headaches and other illnesses. In
addition, those who have to breathe
second-hand smoke are at greater
risk of lung cancer than those who
breathe clean air." From THE
ABC'S OF SMOKING By W. R.
Spence, M.D.
Virginia Writers, Inc. competition,
which attracted more than 800
entries. Sarah Allen, of Summers
County, took first place in the short
story category wth "Bones."
In the student short story
category Mesha Maren-Hogan, of
Greenbrier County, placed third
with "Llano Estacado," and three
Nicholas County residents won
honorable mentions: Malte
Ogurreck for'Unfinished Revenge,"
Jamie Henline for "Eyes of Glass,"
and Racheal Rose with "The
Mechanical Man."
Rebecca Ann Adair Aide, of"
Greenbrier County, won an
honorable mention in the student
article/essay category for her The
Way I See Him."
In the short story collection
category Doris K. Dooley, of Nicholas
County, took fourth place with "First
Annual," and Belinda Anderson, of
Greenbrier County, won an
honorable mention for "The Well
Ain't Dry Yet."
All winners were announced at
the annual conference held June 11-
13 at Cedar Lakes. Belinda
Anderson, of Asbury (Greenbrier
County) was elected 1st Vice-
President for Publications at the
business meeting. She has served for
the past year as Regional
Representative for Region 3, which
includes Greenbrier, Monroe,
Nicholas, and Summers Counties.
The new representative for this
region will be John N. Mugaas, of
Lcwisburg, Grecnbricr County.
SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS HELP
LOCAL STUDENTS
Concord College has announced
several scholarship recipients for the
1999-2000 academic year. The
following students are among those
who have earned recognition:
Amanda Richmond has been
awarded the Ruritan Foundation
Matching Scholarship. Amanda is a
1999 graduate from Summers
County High School where she has
participated in Hi-Y, Bible Club, and
several other church activities. Her
awards include membership in the
National Honor Society, and the
Hulme Scholar. Amanda is the
daughter of Ralph and Janet
Richmond who reside at Hinton.
Concord accepts applications for
scholarships until all funds are
expanded. Call the admissions
Office at 1-888-384-5249 for more
information.
PCH Board of Directors to
Meet
Princeton Community Hospital's
Board of Directors will hold their
monthly meeting on Tuesday, July
27, at 5:00 p. m. in the Princeton
Community Hospital Multi Media
Conference Room.
OPEN HOUSE
Energy Express at Hinton Area
Elementary will host a site open
house on Tuesday, July 27th. from 6
to9p. m.
We invite you to stop by and see
what has been happening at Hinton
Area Elementary this summer?
Hope to see you there!
FUND ESTABLISHED
A fund for Brock Wright, son of
Christy and Kevin Wright and
grandson of City Councilman Bobby
and Shirley Wheeler, has been
established at City National Bank
to aid in the expenses associated
with his Bone Marrow Transplant.
Anyone wishing to make a
donation may do so by mailing it to:
The Brock Wright Fund, cYo City
National Bank, P. O Box 220,
Hinton, WV. 25951.
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Eddie Market
466-6681 ,..uccum .
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Thms Week s Special
Super Smokers Sale: First Class, $12.19 a carton; USA.
$12.79 a carton; Maverick, $14.99 a carton; Doral, $15.99 a
carton; Newport, $18.99 a carton; Winston, Camel, Salem All
$20.49 a carton.
Super Snuff Sale: Copenhagen, $17.80 a roll; Skoal, $22.80
a roll. Buy 1 Get 1 Free pk. Skoal While Supplies Last 11 Red
Seal, $4.99 a 5 can roll; Redwood & Silvercreek, $11.99 a roll
(10 can).
Super Chow Sale: Redman, $16.29 a carton; Beechnut &
Lovt, $15.29 a carton; Taylorspdde, Lancaster, JD Blend.
Grangor Solect, Chananooga, $14.69 a carton
Start Spochd $9.99 a cartonlll
Beer Sale: 12 pk. Bud or Budltl. $7.99 30 pk. Case
Mlflwaukoo Bosl. $9.99; 18 pk. Coors, $9.99; 24 pk
Btulwolsor or Oudltl, $13.99
Super Sfmclal add .99€ to am/order amt get your beer
ked in g HIIIIbllly Beer Box. Icel Nice & Coidll
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Community Bulletin Board
QUILT SHOW
The 1999 WV State Water
Festival Quilt Show will be held
Aug. 5-7 at the Summers County
Middle School gymnasium. The
show will be sponsored by the J. BJ
Nimitz Community Outreach
Service Club (formerly Extension
Homemakers).
Registration will be Wed., Aug.
4th. from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM at the
gym. Pick-up of quilts will be Sat.,
Aug. 7th.
A $50.00 Savings Bond will be
awarded to the best of show and
ribbons to People's Choice, First,
Second and Third place winners.
You may pre-register by calling
Erma Meadows 466-3907. There is
a $2.00 entry fee per quilt.
GOSPEL SINGING
Gospel singing will be held at the
Mary Jane Church, on Streeter
Road, July 24th. at 7:00 P.M.
Singers will bo: Gospel Mountain
Boys from Draper, VA.; J. B. &
Nimitz Senior Citizens Choir and
Happy Travelers.
Everyone is welcome. Pastor
Larry Bolen.
ENERGY EXPRESS
Enjoy being around kids? Have
some free time in the morning?
Come on down to Hinton Area
Elementary from 9:00 am to 12:00
pm on weekdays to volunteer for the
Energy Express Program.
The program will run from June
28-August 6th. If you would like to
help out just stop by or call 66-6024
between 9:00-12:00 on Monday
through Friday.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
The Hinton Church of God -
Summers Street, will be having
Vacation Bible School on Aug. 9th.
through Aug. 13th.from 9AM - 12
Noon, for ages 2 years through
teens.
If you would like to participate
call: Verna Welch 466-5570; Debbie
466-0420; or Judy Arthur 466-1721.
t
SERVE
Servi will be l at 11 o'clock
on Sunday, July 25th. at ti' Second
Baptist Church on Janum b
Rev. M. Saunders of BheL!d, W.
VA. will be the guest seaker.
Everyone welcome.
SUMMERS MIDDLE CHOOL
TRYOUTS
Tryouts will be held August 4,
1999 at 3:00 p. m. for 7th. and 8th.
graders at Summers Middle School
Auditorium.
If interested, please get in touch
with Vicki Cales at 466-4251.
NOTICE
Pipestem Resort State Park's
1999 Summer Outdoor
Amphitheater Series is proud to
present an evening back in time with
1964 The Tribute, a nationally
recognized Beatles Review to be held
on July 24, 1999. The performance
will begin at 8:00 p. m. until 10:30
p. m. at the outdoor amphitheater.
Advance ticket price is $5.00 for
ages 13 and over and $7.00 for
tickets purchased at the gate. Make
plans to come out and join us for a
wonderful evening under the stars
at Pipestem's amphitheater.
ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW AND
W. VA. State Water Festival Arts
and Crafts Show ad Sale wbe
held at the Memorial Bldg. ox?' ri.
and Sat., Aug. 6th. and 7th. Hours
are 10 am to 8 pm and Sat. 10 am
until 4.
Call Ruth Pivont at 466-0822 to
reserve a table.
HOMECOMING
Homecoming will be held at
Indian Mills Baptist Church on
Sunday, July 25th. Special singing.
Everyone welcome!
COLITIS & CROHN'S DISEASE
SUPPORT GROUP TO MEET
The Colitis & Crohn's Disease
Support Group will meet Tuesday,
July 20th., at 7:00 p. m. at Princeton
Community Hospital's Education
Classroom.
For more information, please call
Janet Hannah at 487-7480.
BREAKFAST
Breakfast, Saturday, July 24th. 7
to 10 A. M., Green Sulphur Dist.
VFD Bldg., Sandstone.
Benefit of Fire Dept. $4.00 adults,
$2.00 children. No fee for children
under 6 years.
I
Adm. Fri. . Sat. $4,00
Children up to 10 - $1.00
Adm. Sun. $8.00 a Car
Load
Flea Market every Sun.
TARZAN
Rated G
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Rated PG-13
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Negatives FREE
with Package
reg. $80.00 VALUE
yoNAOWIt. $3000
4 BEST POSES ON DELIVERY
TAX INCLUDED
4 - 8 x 10's + $5.00 SITTING FEE
8 - 5 X 7"s PER PACKAGE
16 - 3 X 5's NO LIMIT
32 Jumbo Wallets
WE STH.L DO THE 11JO POE
NO ADDITIONAL PURCHASE
ALL AGES AD FAMILIES
Persons under 18 must be accompanied by parent.
CHANGING CLOTHES - NO PETS
NO GROUPS OVER 6
MAY BE SPLIT BETWEEN SUBJECTS
Hinton JCPenney Catalog Store
FRIDAY JULY 23 10:00 AM Till 4:00 PM
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Davis Department Store
213-215 Temple Street Downtown Hinton
ALL MERCHANDISE
m 70 % off
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