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Honorable Mention All-Coalfield
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Jesse Miller
1st. Team All-State "AA"
1st. Team All-Coalfield
TALCOTT MAY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
JR. Bennett Cody Rice
Lnorable Mention All-Coalfield Honorable Mention "AA"
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Matt Durnan Craig Bowling
Special Honorable Mention "AA" Special Honorable Mention "AA"
2nd Team All-Coalfield 2nd. Team All-Coalfield
SUMMERS COUNTY ENERGY EXPRESS
COMMUNITY WELLNESS Enjoy being around kids? Have
CENTER S C H E D U LE OF some free time in the morning?
EVENTS Come on down to Hinton Area
221 'mple Street, Hinton, Elementary from 9:00 am to 12:00
West Virginia pm on weekdays to volunteer for the
August 3 through August 9
Tuesday-9:00-noon Exercise
Machines; -6:00PM Veterans
Upward-Bound
Wednesday -9:00-noon Exercise
Machines; -6:00 PM Veterans
Upward-Bound
Thursday -9:00-noon Exercise
Machives; -7:00 PM American
Heritage Rivers
Friday -9:00-noon Exercise
M'chines; -2:00 PM ASSIST
Committee Meeting"
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:
AVOIDING HEAT STROKE
* Stay inside if the temperature
is above 90 degrees or over 70
degrees if humidity is over 65
degrees if humidity is over 65%.
* Wear lightweight, light-colored
clothing, preferably cotton.
* Wear a hat to keep your head
cool and shield eyes from sun.
* Keep hair short, or pull into a
pony tail.
* Take cool showers or baths.
* Eat juicy, fresh fruits like
watermelon, cantaloupe, grapes and
strawberries.
* Most importantly, drink lots of
water.
From Pathways To Wellness
Talcott Elenentary School principal, Gaye Shaver, proudly
announces the selection of the Students of the Month for May. First
grader, Tyler Romanello, was chosen to represent grades K-2 and
third grader, Jesse Webb, 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
selects one student from grades K-2 and one student from grades
3-5 each month. Students nominated for the month of May were:
Mrs. Fleshman's kindergarten - Aaron Clay; Mrs. Mock's
kindergarten. Katey Adkins; Mr. Tabor's first grade - Zeke Miller;,
Mrs. Pierces first grade - Tyler Romanello; Mrs. Ford's second grade
- Kara Wood; Mrs. Tabor's second grade - Teaira Gore; Ms. Hypes
third grade - Jesse Webb; Mrs. Bower's third grade - Rachael
Kesner; Mrs. Boone's fourth grade - Tiffany Summers; Mr. Oxley's
fourth grade - David Gunter; Mr. Oxley's fifth grade - Amos Hicks;
Mrs. Oxley's class - Larry White.
Pictured left to right is Tyler Rom.anello, Ms. Hypes and Jesse
Webb, NEED GLASSES
REUNION
There will be a reunion on Aug.
15th. at the Old Suck Creek School
House for the students, family,
friends and anyone that cares to
come. We are hoping that more will
The Hinton Lions Club is in need
of used eye glasses.
If you have any please drop offat
Briers, Dan's Sports Shop, or Garry's
Used Car Lot.
JOIN THE
CELEBRATION
Join the celebration on August 7,
1999, as the annual West Virginia
Water Festival Grand Parade gets
underway at 11:00 a. m. See
majorette and dance units; military
vehicles; boats; floats; fire trucks;
horses; antique and classic cars;
Queen Mermaid and her court; and
much, much more. This year's'
Parade Marshal Jimmie Hutchison
".,till lead the way.
Make plans now to enter the
parade or markyour spot along the
route. Interested parties can c0ntact
Nancy Smith at 466-3798 or Mary
Lou Haiey at 466-4271. The Hinton
Business and Professional Women
will host a rption to honor Parade
Marshal Huthison at Rivertowne
immediately following the parade.
Tues. Aug. 3, 1999 Hinton News - 5
FLOWER SHOW . FREE COMMUNITY BABY
The W. VA. State Water Festwal SHOWER
Flower Show will be held Aug. 6th. At.,t.st 18th. at the REACHH
andho:tr:h;tM°::o%L°lgefrom Offic: located ;t-176 Temple St.
• ,^ *,*, ao, Baby shower starts at 6:00 P.M. Any
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• one who m currently p egn •
The Moose Lodge s located on ..... mot is invited
Second Ave. between Ballengee and anear: un?le:geood ' games, and
James St. The Ladies of the Moose .
are coordinators, prizes.
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Early birds start at 6:30 with 3 quickies
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There is fun, food and excitement, come one, come all.
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BINGO!!!
Energy Express Program.
The program will run from June
28-August 6th. If you would like to
help out just stop by or call 466-6024
between 9:00-12:00 on Monday
through Friday.
HOMECOMING FESTIVAL
PARADE
Meadow Bridge Homecoming
Festival Parade will be Friday, Aug.
6th. at 6 p. m. Parade will line up at
Town Hall at 5 p. m. Best Show
trophies for floats, Antique cars, fire
dept., rescue and bands.
come that went to any of the old one
room schools• We all played ball
together and had the same teacher
from time to time.
We hope to eat about 1:30 so that
the ones that wants to go to church
first, can. So bring your lunch and
visit with us. There will be
restrooms available.
For more info call Harold Bragg
1-304-466-3737 or Lois Basham 1-
304-466-0707.
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